High School Sports

Bill Harrison’s softball rankings

By Bill Harrison

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Top 10 teams

With record and last week’s ranking

1. Manteno 30-0 1

2. Benet 23-1 2

3. Lincoln-Way West 24-1 3

4. Downers South 25-1 4

5. Downers North 19-2 5

6. Marist 16-6 7

7. New Trier 21-2 8

8. Conant 19-1 9

9. Naperville Central 20-4 6

10. St. Charles East 23-4 13

Others: Mother McAuley, Joliet West, Elk Grove, Bartlett, Beecher, Glenbard North, Lockport, Peotone, Tinley Park, Montini

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