n our mind, East Greenwich is one of those teams that could surprise a few people and potentially move up from the No. 4 ranking.

It doesn’t matter the year—like most of our top-six teams, Cumberland always seems to be in the mix in rankings like these. The Clippers lost

Barrington lost just two seniors from a squad that placed sixth at last year’s State Meet. With several key underclassmen returning (and more), the Eagles

East Greenwich lost its top three runners from last year, including No. 3 David Hayes, who transferred to Bishop Hendricken. Despite the setback, the Avengers

Moses Brown lost three seniors from last year’s team that placed fifth at the State Meet, but the believe the Quakers still have enough firepower

Barrington will have a lot of new faces on its varsity squad after losing four of its top five to graduation. Still, the Eagles have