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Baseball seedings released

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The MIAA released the baseball seedings for the state championship tournament today. Here are the seedings by division and region. Games start as early as June 2. For first-round matchups, check out Wednesday's edition of the Globe or go to MIAA.net.

Division 1

North
1. Lexington (20-0) 1.000
2. Lincoln-Sudbury (18-2) .900
3. Everett (17-3) .850
4. Peabody (16-4) .800
5. Lawrence (15-5) .750
6. Medford (15-5) .750
7. St. John's (15-5) .750
8. Acton-Boxboro (15-5) .750
9. Lowell (14-6) .700
10 Central Catholic (12-6) .667
11. Chelmsford (13-7) .650
12. Cambridge R&L (11-7) .611
13. Malden Catholic (12-8) .600
14. Newton South (12-8) .600
15. Andover (11-9) .550
16. Malden (11-9) .550
17. Westford Academy (10-10) .500
18. Boston Latin (10-10) .500
19. Lynn English (10-10) .500
20. Newton North (10-10) .500

South
1. Walpole (17-3) .850
2. North Attleboro (15-5) .750
3. Marshfield (14-6) .700
4. BC High (14-6) .700
5. Catholic Memorial (14-6) .700
6. Braintree (12-6) .667
7. Barnstable (10-6) .625
8. Durfee (12-8) .600
9. Franklin (12-8) .600
10. Silver Lake (12-8) .600
11. New Bedford (12-8) .600
12. Mansfield (12-8) .600
13. Needham (11-9) .550
14. Bridgewater-Raynham (11-9) .550
15. Xaverian (11-9) .550
16. Quincy (10-9) .526
17. Taunton (10-10) .500
18. Norwood (10-10) .500
19. Attleboro (10-10) .500

Central
1. Milford (16-4) .800
2. Doherty (15-5) .750
3. Wachusett (15-5) .750
4. St. John's (15-7) .682
5. Nashoba (13-7) .650
6. Burncoat (12-7) .632
7. Westborough (12-8) .600
8. Leominster (12-8) .600
9. Quabbin (12-8) .600
10. Shepherd Hill (11-8) .579
11. Tantasqua (11-9) .550
12. North Middlesex (11-9) .550
13. Shrewsbury (10-10) .500
14. St. Peter Marian (9-9) .500
15. Holy Name (8-10) .444

West
1. East Longmeadow (17-3)
2. Agawam (16-4)
3. Westfield (14-6) 4. Chicopee (13-7)
5. Taconic (15-5)
6. Cathedral (13-7)
7. Amherst (12-8)
8. Holyoke (11-9)
9. Northampton (11-9)
10. Minnechaug (10-10)
11. Central (11-9)
12. West Springfield

Division 2

North
1. North Andover (19-1) .950
2. Reading (16-4) .800
3. Danvers (16-4) .800
4. Triton (14-6) .700
5. Beverly (14-6) .700
6. Marblehead (13-7) .650
7. Burlington (13-7) .650
8. Melrose (14-8) .636
9. Arlington (11-9) .550
10. Masconomet (11-9) .550
11. Tewksbury (10-10) .500
12. Wilmington (10-10) .500
13. Gloucester (10-10) .500
14. Belmont (10-10) .500
15. Lynn Classical (10-10) .500
16. Dracut (8-12) .400

South
1. Plymouth North (17-3) .850
2. Somerset (15-5) .750
3. Hingham (15-5) .750
4. Sharon (15-5) .750
5. Wellesley (15-5) .750
6. Oliver Ames (15-5) .750
7. Dighton-Rehoboth (15-5) .750
8. Dennis-Yarmouth (13-7) .650
9. Greater New Bedford (11-7) .611
10. Hopkinton (12-8) .600
11. Milton (11-9) .550
12. Falmouth (11-9) .550

Central
1. Northbridge (19-1) .950
2. Worcester Tech. (18-2) .900
3. Hudson (15-5) .750
4. Blackstone Valley (14-5) .737
5. Nipmuc (14-6) .700
6. Clinton (13-7) .650
7. David Prouty (13-7) .650
8. Leicester (13-7) .650
9. Oakmont (11-7) .611
10. Bay Path (12-8) .600
11. Millbury (11-9) .550
12. Auburn (11-9) .550

West
1. Monument Mtn (15-5)
2. Drury (13-7)
3. Wahconah (13-7)
4. Palmer (13-7)
5. Greenfield (13-7)
6. Hampshire (11-7)
7. Hoosac (12-8)
8. Southwick (12-8)
9. Mt Greylock (11-9)
10. Belchertown (7-13)
11. South Hadley (4-16)

Division 3

North
1. Greater Lowell (18-2) .900
2. Newburyport (17-5) .773
3. Bishop Fenwick (15-5) .750
4. Whittier (15-5) .750
5. St. Mary's (13-7) .650
6. Lynnfield (13-7) .650
7. Swampscott (13-7) .650
8. Chelsea (11-7) .611
9. Weston (12-8) .600
10. Austin Prep. (12-8) .600
11. Arlington Catholic (11-9) .550
12. Pentucket (11-9) .550
13. North Reading (11-9) .550
14. Charlestown (9-9) .500
15. Brighton (9-9) .500
16. Madison Park (8-9) .471
17. Saugus (5-15) .250
18. Watertown (3-17) .150
19. Stoneham (2-16) .111

South
1. Middleboro (17-3) .850
2. Abington (16-4) .800
3. Medfield (16-4) .800
4. Norwell (16-4) .800
5. Scituate (15-5) .750
6. Apponequet (12-4) .750
7. Bellingham (14-6) .700
8. East Bridgewater (12-6) .667
9. Coyle-Cassidy (13-7) .650
10. Cardinal Spellman (14-8)
11. Seekonk (10-6) .625
12. Diman Voke (12-8) .600
13. Archbishop Williams (11-9) .550
14. Norton (11-9) .550
15. Westwood (11-9) .550
16. Case (11-9) .550
17. Hanover (10-10) .500
18. Dedham (9-11) .450
19. Canton (6-12) .333

Central
1. Littleton (15-3) .833
2. Hopedale (14-4) .778
3. Tahanto (13-5) .722
4. Oxford (14-6) .700
5. West Boylston (13-7) .650
6. Maynard (12-8) .600
7. Douglas (11-9) .550
8. Uxbridge (10-10) .500
9. St. Bernard's (9-11) .450

Division 4

North
1. Mystic Valley (13-6) .684
2. Lowell Catholic (13-7) .650
3. Monument - So. Boston (11-7) .611
4. O'Bryant (11-8) .579
5. Trinity (11-9) .550
6. Northeast (11-9) .550
7. Brook Farm - West Roxbury (11-9) .550
8. Rockport (9-9) .500
9. Matignon (7-13) .350
10. Georgetown (6-14) .300

South
1. Mamonides (14-4) .778
2. Marian (15-5) .750
3. West Bridgewater (14-5) .737
4. Cohasett (14-6) .700
5. Westport (12-6) .667
6. Nantucket (12-6) .667
7. Bishop Connolly (13-7) .650
8. Upper Cape (13-7) .650
9. Pope John Paul (H) (13-7) .650
10. Cape Code Tech (12-7) .632
11. Southeastern (12-8).600
12. Avon (10-8) .556
13. Old Colony (110-8) .556
14. Chatman (9-9) .500
15. Millis (8-12) .400

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