High School Sports

SouthtownStar top 10 baseball teams

By Pat Disabato | pdisabato@southtownstar.com

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Top 10 Baseball Teams

With records through May 12 and ast week’s rankings in parentheses

1. St. Laurence 25-3 (5)

2. St. Rita 27-2 (1)

3. Lincoln-Way North 19-2 (2)

4. Lemont 23-2 (3)

5. Mount Carmel 21-5 (7)

6. Sandburg 19-5 (6)

7. Homewood-Flossmoor 18-5 (8)

8. Richards 21-5 (9)

9. Brother Rice 21-8 (10)

10. Lincoln-Way West 23-4 (4)

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