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Girls basketball section seedings

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By Zuri Berry, Boston.com staff

Update: For the entire brackets, including schedule of games, go to the MIAA's website.

The MIAA announced the girls basketball section seedings today for the state tournament. Here are the seedings sorted by section and division.

NORTH

Division 1

1. Revere (20-0)
2. Andover (21-1)
3. Central Catholic (18-2)
4. Woburn (18-2)
5. Acton-Boxboro (17-3)
6. Masconomet (15-3)
7. Cambridge (14-6)
8. Lincoln-Sudbury (14-6)
9. Medford (14-6)
10. Chelmsford (13-7)
11. Haverhill (11-7)
12. Billerica (12-8)
13. Lowell (9-7)
14. Westford Academy (11-9)
15. Lexington (11-9)
16. Lynn English (12-10)
17. Somerville (10-10)
18. Lawrence (9-11)

Division 2

1. Reading (19-1)
2. North Andover (16-4)
3. Chelsea (13-4)
4. Danvers (15-5)
5. Gloucester (16-6)
6. Arlington Catholic (15-6)
7. Latin Academy (12-6)
8. Brighton (10-8)
9. Winchester (11-9)
10. Wilmington (11-9)
11. Lynn Classical (11-9)
12. Marblehead (11-9)
13. Salem (12-10)
14. Arlington (8-12)
15. Tewksbury (7-13)
16. Dracut (7-13)

Division 3

1. Stoneham (17-3)
2. St. Mary’s (18-4)
3. Pawtucket (18-4)
4. Ipswich (13-7)
5. Newburyport (13-7)
6. Weston (13-7)
7. Triton (11-9)
8. Bishop Fenwick (12-10)
9. North Reading (10-10)
10. Lynnfield (10-10)
11. Wayland (9-11)
12. Snowden (5-7)
13. Winthrop (8-13)
14. Watertown (7-13)
15. Saugus (5-15)

Division 4

1. Shaw sheen (18-2)
2. Fenway (16-3)
3. Greater Lowell (16-4)
4. St. Clement (16-4)
5. New Mission (14-5)
6. Whittier (14-6)
7. Mt. Alvernia (13-7)
8. Maimonides (8-6)
9. North Shore (11-9)
10. Trinity Catholic (11-9)
11. Notre Dame-L (7-6)
12. Pope John (10-10)
13. Lowell Catholic (9-11)
14. Matignon (9-11)
15. PMA (9-11)
16. Georgetown (8-12)
17. Notre Dame-T (8-12)

SOUTH

Division 1

1. New Bedford (20-0)
2. Mansfield (21-1)
3. Newton South (19-1)
4. Wellesley (18-2)
5. Braintree (16-2)
6. Quincy (17-3)
7. Franklin (15-3)
8. Marshfield (18-4)
9. Falmouth (16-4)
10. North Attleboro (14-4)
11. Taunton (14-4)
12. Brookline (14-6)
13. Madison Park (13-6)
14. Whitman-Hanson (11-7)
15. Dartmouth (8-6)
16. Plymouth South (10-8)
17. Newton North (11-9)
18. Barnstable (9-9)
19. Brockton (10-10)
20. Needham (10-10)

Division 2

1. Medfield (19-1)
2. Scituate (18-2)
3. O’Bryant (16-3)
4. Hopkinton (15-5)
5. Silver Lake (15-5)
6. Oliver Ames (15-5)
7. Natick (15-5)
8. Bishop Feehan (14-6)
9. Duxbury (14-7)
10. Holliston (13-7)
11. Somerset (10-8)
12. Foxboro (11-9)
13. Fontbonne (11-9)
14. Sharon (10-10)
15. Sandwich (10-10)

Division 3

1. Wareham (19-1)
2. Norwell (19-1)
3. Coyle & Cassidy (18-2)
4. Fairhaven (16-4)
5. Cardinal Spellman (16-4)
6. Medway (15-5)
7. Abington (15-5)
8. Archbishop Williams (15-5)
9. Burke (10-4)
10. Ursuline (14-6)
11. Randolph (15-7)
12. Old Rochester (13-7)
13. Ashland (13-7)
14. Bourne (11-9)
15. Canton (11-9)
16. Hanover (7-13)
17. Dedham (6-14)

Division 4

1. Old Colony (18-2)
2. West Bridgewater (18-2)
3. Bishop Connolly (16-2)
4. Cohasset (17-3)
5. Norfolk Aggie (16-4)
6. Nantucket (15-4)
7. South Shore Christian (14-4)
8. Westport (14-6)
9. Sacred Heart (14-6)
10. Cathedral (12-6)
11. Greater New Bedford (12-6)
12. Blue Hills (12-8)
13. Harwich (13-9)
14. Chatham (10-8)
15. Mashpee (10-8)
16. Hull (10-10)
17. Southeastern (10-10)
18. Holbrook (9-9)
19. Millis (4-16)

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