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Current Football Playoff Format Alignments MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Braintree High School Bay State Carey C 1 753 Brookline High School Bay State Carey C 1 889 Framingham High School Bay State Carey C 1 1030 Needham High School Bay State Carey C 1 770 Newton North High School Bay State Carey C 1 941 Weymouth High School Bay State Carey C 1 1016 Brockton High School Big Three D 1 2265 Durfee High School Big Three D 1 1124 New Bedford High School Big Three D 1 1281 Boston College High School Catholic Conference H 1 1303 Catholic Memorial School Catholic Conference H 1 567 Malden Catholic High School Catholic Conference H 1 602 Saint John's Preparatory School Catholic Conference H 1 1170 Xaverian Brothers High School Catholic Conference H 1 910 Andover High School Merrimack Valley Large A 1 874 Billerica Memorial High School Merrimack Valley Large A 1 711 Central Catholic High School Merrimack Valley Large A 1 695 Chelmsford High School Merrimack Valley Large A 1 805 Lowell High School Merrimack Valley Large A 1 1548 9/5/2012 MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Lynn Classical High School Cape Ann/NEC DI A 1A 685 Lynn English High School Cape Ann/NEC DI A 1A 802 Masconomet Reg. High School Cape Ann/NEC DI A 1A 632 Peabody Vet. Mem. High School Cape Ann/NEC DI A 1A 925 Revere High School Cape Ann/NEC DI A 1A 766 Acton‐Boxborough Reg H.S. Dual County Large A 1A 988 Lincoln‐Sudbury Reg. High School Dual County Large A 1A 815 Newton South High School Dual County Large A 1A 868 Waltham High School Dual County Large A 1A 706 Westford Academy Dual County Large A 1A 845 Cambridge Rindge & Latin Schl. Greater Boston League B 1A 898 Everett High School Greater Boston League B 1A 967 Malden High School Greater Boston League B 1A 981 Medford High School Greater Boston League B 1A 683 Somerville High School Greater Boston League B 1A 723 Barnstable High School Old Colony D 1A 767 Bridgewater‐Raynham Reg High School Old Colony D 1A 794 Dartmouth High School Old Colony D 1A 585 9/5/2012 MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Attleboro High School Hockomock Kelly‐Rex D 2 928 Franklin High School Hockomock Kelly‐Rex C 2 781 King Philip Regional H.S. Hockomock Kelly‐Rex C 2 638 Mansfield High School Hockomock Kelly‐Rex C 2 698 North Attleborough High School Hockomock Kelly‐Rex C 2 627 Taunton High School Hockomock Kelly‐Rex C 2 885 Dracut Senior High School Merrimack Valley Small A 2 558 Haverhill High School Merrimack Valley Small A 2 939 Lawrence HS of Bus Mgmt & Finance Merrimack Valley Small A 2 Guest Lawr Humanities 304 Lawrence HS of Health of Human Serv Merrimack Valley Small A 2 Guest Lawr Humanities 235 Lawrence HS of Humanities & Ldshp Dev Merrimack Valley Small A 2 Host Lawr Humanities 283 Lawrence HS of Math, Sci & Tech Merrimack Valley Small A 2 Guest Lawr Humanities 314 Lawrence HS of Performing & Fine Arts Merrimack Valley Small A 2 Guest Lawr Humanities 222 Lawrence International High School Merrimack Valley Small A 2 Guest Lawr Humanities 279 Methuen High School Merrimack Valley Small A 2 931 North Andover High School Merrimack Valley Small A 2 671 Tewksbury Memorial High School Merrimack Valley Small A 2 460 Arlington High School Middlesex Large A 2 600 Belmont High School Middlesex Large B 2 532 Lexington High School Middlesex Large B 2 959 Reading Memorial High School Middlesex Large B 2 601 Winchester High School Middlesex Large B 2 527 Woburn Memorial High School Middlesex Large B 2 651 Duxbury High School Patriot Keenan Division C 2 505 Hingham High School Patriot Keenan Division C 2 573 North Quincy High School Patriot Keenan Division C 2 637 Silver Lake Reg. High School Patriot Keenan Division C 2 626 Whitman‐Hanson Regional HS Patriot Keenan Division C 2 570 9/5/2012 MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Dennis‐Yarmouth Regional HS Atlantic Coast C 2A 384 Falmouth High School Atlantic Coast C 2A 446 Marshfield High School Atlantic Coast C 2A 691 Nauset Reg. High School Atlantic Coast C 2A 488 Plymouth North High School Atlantic Coast C 2A 524 Plymouth South High School Atlantic Coast C 2A 742 Sandwich High School Atlantic Coast C 2A 470 Dedham High School Bay State Herget C 2A 392 Milton High School Bay State Herget C 2A 504 Natick High School Bay State Herget C 2A 690 Norwood Senior High School Bay State Herget C 2A 546 Walpole High School Bay State Herget C 2A 526 Wellesley High School Bay State Herget C 2A 669 Beverly High School Cape Ann/NEC DII A 2A 580 Danvers High School Cape Ann/NEC DII A 2A 486 Gloucester High School Cape Ann/NEC DII A 2A 548 Marblehead High School Cape Ann/NEC DII A 2A 478 Salem High School Cape Ann/NEC DII A 2A 637 Swampscott High School Cape Ann/NEC DII A 2A 346 Burlington High School Middlesex Small B 2A 505 Melrose High School Middlesex Small B 2A 459 Stoneham High School Middlesex Small B 2A 328 Wakefield Memorial High School Middlesex Small B 2A 457 Watertown High School Middlesex Small B 2A 380 Wilmington High School Middlesex Small A 2A 471 9/5/2012 MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Bedford High School Dual County Small A 3 398 Boston Latin School Dual County Small A 3 672 Concord‐Carlisle High School Dual County Small A 3 570 Wayland High School Dual County Small A 3 436 Weston High School Dual County Small A 3 376 Canton High School Hockomock Davenport C 3 438 Foxborough High School Hockomock Davenport C 3 415 Milford High School Hockomock Davenport E 3 556 Oliver Ames High School Hockomock Davenport C 3 587 Sharon High School Hockomock Davenport C 3 570 Stoughton High School Hockomock Davenport C 3 554 Hanover High School Patriot Fisher Division C 3 374 Middleboro High School Patriot Fisher Division C 3 436 Pembroke High School Patriot Fisher Division C 3 495 Quincy High School Patriot Fisher Division C 3 768 Randolph High School Patriot Fisher Division C 3 421 Scituate High School Patriot Fisher Division C 3 406 Holliston High School Tri‐Valley Large C 3 407 Hopkinton High School Tri‐Valley Large C 3 516 Medfield High School Tri‐Valley Large C 3 447 Medway High School Tri‐Valley Large C 3 396 Westwood High School Tri‐Valley Large C 3 439 9/5/2012 MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Amesbury High School Cape Ann/NEC DIII A 3A 328 Newburyport High School Cape Ann/NEC DIII A 3A 349 Pentucket Reg. High School Cape Ann/NEC DIII A 3A 383 Saugus High School Cape Ann/NEC DIII A 3A 350 Triton Regional High School Cape Ann/NEC DIII A 3A 384 Winthrop High School Cape Ann/NEC DIII A 3A 241 Georgetown Middle/High School Cape Ann/NEC DIV A 3A 210 Hamilton‐Wenham Reg HS Cape Ann/NEC DIV A 3A 307 Ipswich High School Cape Ann/NEC DIV A 3A 314 Lynnfield High School Cape Ann/NEC DIV A 3A 305 Manchester Essex Reg. High School Cape Ann/NEC DIV A 3A Host Manchester Essex 227 Rockport High School Cape Ann/NEC DIV A 3A Guest Manchester Essex 149 North Reading High School Cape Ann/NEC DIV A 3A 342 Bishop Feehan High School EAC D 3A 441 Bishop Stang High School EAC D 3A 328 Coyle & Cassidy High School EAC D 3A 291 Martha's Vineyard Reg. High Sch. EAC D 3A 354 Somerset Berkley Regional High School EAC D 3A 455 Apponequet Regional H.S. South Coast D 3A 411 Bourne High School South Coast D 3A 307 Case High School South Coast D 3A 308 Dighton‐Rehoboth Regional HS South Coast D 3A 494 Fairhaven High School South Coast D 3A 308 Greater New Bedford RVTHS South Coast D 3A 1045 Old Rochester Reg. High School South Coast D 3A 361 Seekonk High School South Coast D 3A 348 Wareham High School South Coast D 3A 388 9/5/2012 MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Archbishop Williams High School Catholic Central Large H 4 251 Arlington Catholic High School Catholic Central Large H 4 344 Austin Preparatory School Catholic Central Large H 4 210 Bishop Fenwick High School Catholic Central Large H 4 211 Cardinal Spellman High School Catholic Central Large H 4 287 Saint Mary's High School Catholic Central Large H 4 241 Greater Lawrence Tech HS Commonwealth Large A 4 629 Lynn Vocational Technical Inst Commonwealth Large A 4 411 Shawsheen Valley Tech School Commonwealth Large A 4 786 Whittier RVT High School Commonwealth Large A 4 694 Abington High School South Shore C 4 255 Carver Middle/High School South Shore C 4 258 Cohasset Middle‐High School South Shore C 4 186 East Bridgewater High School South Shore C 4 279 Harwich High School South Shore C 4 156 Hull High School South Shore C 4 180 Mashpee High School South Shore C 4 221 Norwell High School South Shore C 4 325 Rockland High School South Shore C 4 307 Ashland High School Tri‐Valley Small C 4 353 Bellingham High School Tri‐Valley Small C 4 349 Dover‐Sherborn High School Tri‐Valley Small C 4 314 Hopedale High School Tri‐Valley Small C 4 Guest Millis 163 Millis High School Tri‐Valley Small C 4 Host Millis 198 Norton High School Tri‐Valley Small C 4 387 9/5/2012 MIAA Current Football Playoff Format Alignment ‐ North and South SCHOOL League/Conference District Division Coop HostSchool B9‐12 Charlestown High School Boston North B 4A 511 East Boston High School Boston North B 4A 736 English High School (Boston) Boston North B 4A Host English 422 Excel High School Boston North B 4A Host Excel 45 Fenway High School Boston North B 4A Guest Madison Park 149 Green Academy Boston North B 4A Guest Excel 171 Madison Park Tech/Voc H.S.
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