See where South Shore high school boys and girls basketball teams landed in MIAA tourney
March Madness is finally here.
The MIAA announced the high school basketball and hockey tournament pairings on Saturday.
The South Shore will be represent by 28 boys basketball teams and 26 girls basketball teams.
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On the boys' side, Archbishop Williams (Div. 3) is the lone No. 1 seed. Cardinal Spellman checks in at No. 4 in Div. 3, followed by Hanover (No. 9) and Norwell (No. 10). Defending state champ Randolph is seeded No. 7 in Div. 4, North Quincy is No. 11 in Div. 2, and defending state champ BC High is No. 13 in Div. 1. Our highest-seeded Div. 5 team is Holbrook at No. 14.
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On the girls' side, Norwell is the highest-seeded local, sitting at No. 2 in Div. 3. That's a crowded bracket for South Shore teams with Rockland (a state finalist a year ago) at No. 4 and Fontbonne Academy at No. 10, among others. Cohasset is a No. 5 seed in Div. 4, Bridgewater-Raynham checks in at No. 7 in Div. 1, and Whitman-Hanson (Div. 2) and Carver (Div. 5) are both No. 14 seeds. Oliver Ames, the defending Div. 2 state champ, is seeded No. 18.
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Here's a look at the all the locals who will be vying for state titles.
BOYS
Division 1
The Field
Catholic Memorial
Lawrence
Franklin
Central Catholic
Needham
North High
Newton North
Andover
North Andover
Lynn English
Beverly
Xaverian
BC High (9-11)
Brockton (13-7)
Taunton
Natick
Waltham
Attleboro
Methuen
Lowell
Peabody Veterans
Bishop Feehan
St. John's Prep
New Bedford
Springfield Central
Arlington
Wellesley
St. John's
Brookline
Weymouth (13-9)
King Philip
Winchester
Durfee
Hingham (11-11)
Lexington
Hopkinton
Chelmsford
Doherty
Reading
Marshfield (13-7)
Milford
Cambridge Rindge & Latin
Putnam Votech
Medford
Malden
Algonquin
Everett
Concord-Carlisle
Bracket breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 1 Catholic Memorial
Best first-round game: No. 35 Lexington at No. 30 Weymouth (preliminary round)
Upset pick: No. 36 Hopkinton over No. 29 Brookline (preliminary round)
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 13 BC High vs. winner No. 20 Lowell/No. 45 Malden (preliminary round)
No. 14 Brockton vs. winner No. 19 Methuen/No. 46 Algonquin (preliminary round)
No. 30 Weymouth vs. No. 35 Lexington (preliminary round)
No. 34 Hingham at No. 31 King Philip (preliminary round)
No. 40 Marshfield at No. 25 Springfield Central (preliminary round)
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 13 BC High - Contender: The defending state champs struggled to a 1-6 start, but they recovered nicely and were competitive in recent losses to No. 1 CM (71-62) and No. 2 Lawrence (76-67).
No. 14 Brockton - Contender: The Boxers enter the tournament on a 10-3 hot streak, and Cameron Monteiro and 6-foot-8 freshman Chidi Nwosu form a potent 1-2 punch.
No. 30 Weymouth - Underdog: The Wildcats have enjoyed a breakthrough season, punching their playoff ticket for the first time since 2014. Junior forward Edric Louissaint is a difference-maker.
No. 34 Hingham - Underdog: The Harbormen had a strong finishing kick, going 7-3 down the stretch and beating Westford Academy in the regular-season finale to qualify.
No. 40 Marshfield - Underdog: Shout-out to coach Bob Fisher, who recently earned his 200th win with the Rams. Marshfield is 15-for-15 in qualifying for the tournament on his watch.
Division 2
The Field
Malden Catholic
Mansfield
Sharon
Shepherd Hill
Charlestown
Nashoba Regional
Pope Francis
Wakefield Memorial
Foxboro
Marblehead
North Quincy (15-6)
Dartmouth
West Springfield
Canton (10-10)
Salem
Scituate (15-5)
Middleboro (16-6)
Longmeadow
Burlington
Walpole
Bedford
Whitman-Hanson (12-9)
Pembroke (12-8)
Norwood
Leominster
Fitchburg
Plymouth South (11-9)
Tewksbury
Westwood
South High
Grafton
Northampton
Somerset Berkley
Newburyport
Melrose
Duxbury (10-10)
Amherst-Pelham
Revere
Nauset
Chicopee Comp.
Ludlow
Bracket breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 2 Mansfield
Best first-round game: No. 22 Whitman-Hanson at No. 11 North Quincy
Upset pick: No. 23 Pembroke over No. 10 Marblehead
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 11 North Quincy vs. No. 22 Whitman-Hanson
No. 14 Canton vs. No. 19 Burlington
No. 16 Scituate vs. No. 17 Middleboro
No. 23 Pembroke at No. 10 Marblehead
No. 27 Plymouth South vs. No. 38 Revere (preliminary round)
No. 36 Duxbury at No. 29 Westwood (preliminary round)
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 11 North Quincy - Contender: The Raiders have thrived this winter with senior guard Zach Taylor blossoming into a star. NQ was the top team in the Patriot League, which should prepare it well for the postseason.
No. 14 Canton - Contender: Don't let the .500 record fool you; the Bulldogs play in the always tough Hockomock League, and their opponent rating is one of the best of any team in this division.
No. 16 Scituate - Contender: With Michael Porter, Jimmy Tolton and Kyle Mullen, the Sailors could go on a run, although red-hot Middleboro looms in the first round.
No. 17 Middleboro - Contender: The Sachems started 0-3 and finished by winning of their last 19. Jacob Briggs and Matt Youngquist could make life difficult for opponents.
No. 22 Whitman-Hanson - Underdog: The Panthers lost by 8 against North Quincy during the regular season.
No. 23 Pembroke - Underdog: Even if the Titans pull off the upset vs. Marblehead (see prediction above), No. 7 Pope Francis and No. 2 Mansfield loom in their quadrant of the bracket.
No. 27 Plymouth South - Underdog: The Panthers dropped six of eight down the stretch, although five of their losses overall have come by 2 points or less.
No. 36 Duxbury - Underdog: The Dragons own recent wins over Pembroke, Div. 1 Hingham and Div. 1 Whitman-Hanson, so they won't be intimidated by playoff competition.
Division 3
The Field
Archbishop Williams (19-1)
St. Mary’s
Old Rochester Reg.
Cardinal Spellman (15-4)
Pittsfield
Dover Sherborn
Tech Boston Academy
Oakmont Reg.
Hanover (13-7)
Norwell (15-5)
Boston Latin Academy
Hudson
New Mission
Martha’s Vineyard
Apponequet Reg.
Seekonk
Saugus
Dedham
Norton
Gloucester
Bishop Stang
English High
Tantasqua Reg.
Abington (10-12)
Greater Lowell Tech
Medway
Lowell Catholic
Greater New Bedford
Arlington Catholic
Groton-Dunstable
East Boston
Watertown
Rockland (12-8)
Lynnfield
East Bridgewater (10-10)
Worcester Tech
Shawsheen Valley Tech
Belchertown
Weston
Nipmuc Reg.
North Reading
Auburn
Bristol Plymouth RVT
Montechusett RVT
Essex North Shore
Bracket breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 1 Archbishop Williams
Best first-round game: No. 41 North Reading at No. 24 Abington (preliminary round)
Upset pick: No. 35 East Bridgewater over No. 30 Groton-Dunstable (preliminary round)
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 1 Archbishop Williams vs. winner No. 32 Watertown/No. 33 Rockland (preliminary round)
No. 4 Cardinal Spellman vs. winner No. 29 Arlington Catholic/No. 36 Worcester Tech (preliminary round)
No. 9 Hanover vs. winner No. 24 Abington/No. 41 North Reading (preliminary round)
No. 10 Norwell vs. winner No. 23 Tantasqua Regional/No. 42 Auburn (preliminary round)
No. 35 East Bridgewater at No. 30 Groton-Dunstable (preliminary round)
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 1 Archbishop Williams - Favorite: The Bishops took their first loss in the regular season-finale against Mansfield (No. 2 in Div. 2). Archbishop Williams has been the best team in Div. 3 all year; look for them to prove that in the next few weeks.
No. 4 Cardinal Spellman - Contender: The Cardinals lost two lopsided games against Archbishop Williams and beat pretty much everybody else, including No. 2 St. Mary's. Spellman might belong in the favorite category, but Archies has been steps ahead of everybody else in Div. 3.
No. 9 Hanover - Contender: The Patriot League had a down year, but still the Hawks found a ton of success in a schedule filled with Div. 1 and 2 playoff teams. The Hawks have a chance at a rematch vs. Oakmont, which ended their season last year, later in the tournament.
No. 10 Norwell - Contender: The South Shore League (Norwell shared the Sullivan title with Randolph) was very competitive this winter. The Clippers did not get an easy draw in the tournament.
No. 24 Abington - Underdog: The Green Wave do boast a difference-maker in junior forward Connor Pease, who could be a tough matchup for anyone.
No. 33 Rockland - Underdog: The Bulldogs are better than your typical No. 33 seed, but a trip to No. 32 Watertown is a tough draw. Top-seeded Archies is waiting in the Round of 32.
No. 35 East Bridgewater - Underdog: For the second consecutive year, the Vikings won a thriller in the last game of the season to get into the tournament. EB will look to carry that momentum into the tournament.
Division 4
The Field
Wareham
Burke
Springfield International Charter
Bourne
Millbury
Clinton
Randolph (16-4)
Cathedral
Manchester Essex
West Bridgewater (15-4)
Monument Mountain
Wahconah Regional
Georgetown
South Hadley
Tyngsboro
Fenway
Carver (13-7)
Lynn Votech
Lunenburg
Nantucket
Uxbridge
Cape Cod Academy
Whitinsville Christian
Bay Path
Bartlett
Snowden International
Northbridge
Oxford
Whittier
Cohasset (9-11)
Blue Hills (11-7)
Winthrop
Mahar Regional
Blackstone Valley Regional
Maimonides
Frontier Regional
Southwick Regional
Saint Joseph Prep
Bethany Christian
Notre Dame Cristo Rey
Bracket breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 2 Burke
Best first-round game: No. 17 Carver at No. 16 Fenway
Upset pick: No. 17 Carver over No. 16 Fenway
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 7 Randolph vs. winner No. 26 Snowden/No. 39 Bethany Christian (preliminary round)
No. 10 West Bridgewater vs. No. 23 Whitinsville Christian
No. 17 Carver at No. 16 Fenway
No. 30 Cohasset vs. No. 35 Maimonides (preliminary round)
No. 31 Blue Hills vs. No. 34 Blackstone Valley (preliminary round)
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 7 Randolph - Contender: The Blue Devils won it all last season, and although the roster has overhauled, Isaiah Michel and company should make another deep playoff run.
No. 10 West Bridgewater - Contender: The Wildcats could match up against Randolph in the Round of 16.
No. 17 Carver - Underdog: If they win their first-round matchup, the Crusaders likely would draw No. 1 Wareham next.
No. 30 Cohasset - Underdog: The Skippers have a tough road with No. 3 Springfield International looming in the Round of 32.
No. 31 Blue Hills - Underdog: If the Warriors get past Blackstone Valley in the prelims, they draw No. 2 Burke in the Round of 32.
Division 5
The Field
Taconic
David Prouty
Hopedale
Pioneer Valley Regional
Maynard
Westport
Hopkins Academy
Sutton
Hoosac Valley
Roxbury Prep Charter
Salem Academy Charter
Greenfield
KIPP Academy
Holbrook (16-4)
Academy of Pacific Rim
Gardner
Paulo Freire
Quaboag Regional
Calvary Chapel Academy (14-6)
Drury
John J. Duggan Academy
Mount Greylock Regional
Douglas
Granby
Mystic Valley Regional Charter
Saint Bernard's
Ayer Shirley
Hull (5-15)
Keefe Tech
Millis
Mount Everett Regional
Lenox Memorial
Tahanto Regional
Neighborhood House
Innovational Academy Charter
Boston Prep Charter
Athol
Smith Academy
Old Colony
McCann Tech
Upper Cape
Atlantis Charter
Broomfield
Prospect Hill Academy
Pioneer Charter of Science
Smith Votech
Cape Cod RVT
Pathfinder RVT
South Lancaster Academy
Abby Kelley Foster
Falmouth Academy
Rising Tide Charter
St. Mary Parish (Westfield)
Bracket breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 1 Taconic
Best first-round game: No. 37 Athol at No. 28 Hull
Upset pick: No. 36 Boston Prep Charter over No. 29 Keefe Tech
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 14 Holbrook vs. No. 51 Falmouth Academy (preliminary round)
No. 19 Calvary Chapel vs. No. 46 Smith Votech (preliminary round)
No. 28 Hull vs. No. 37 Athol (preliminary round)
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 14 Holbrook - Underdog: Taconic should be a heavy favorite; other than that Div. 5 is wide open. No reason the Bulldogs can't make at least some noise.
No. 19 Calvary Chapel - Underdog: With career 1,000-point scorer Luke Chapman on board, the Rockland program could surprise, though.
No. 28 Hull - Underdog: The Pirates are battle-tested from playing in the South Shore League, but No. 5 Maynard looms in the Round of 32.
GIRLS
Division 1
The Field
Andover
Bishop Feehan
Woburn
Wachusett
Brookline
Framingham
Bridgewater-Raynham (17-3)
North Andover
Lexington
Newton North
Winchester
Springfield Central
Chelmsford
Lincoln-Sudbury
Franklin
Belmont
Central Catholic
Newton South
Needham
Wellesley
Attleboro
Methuen
Mansfield
Reading Memorial
Weymouth (11-9)
Durfee
Quincy (16-4)
New Bedford
Algonqin
Peabody
Marshfield (14-6)
Acton-Boxboro
King Philip
Plymouth North (13-7)
Waltham
Lynn Classical
Brockton (13-7)
Doherty
Lynn English
Everett
Malden
Bracket Breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 1 Andover
Best first-round game: No. 34 Plymouth North at No. 31 Marshfield (preliminary round)
Upset pick: No. 37 Brockton over No. 28 New Bedford (preliminary round)
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 40 Everett at No. 25 Weymouth (preliminary round)
No. 37 Brockton at No. 28 New Bedford (preliminary round)
No. 34 Plymouth North at No. 31 Marshfield (preliminary round)
No. 38 Doherty Memorial at No. 27 Quincy (preliminary round)
No. 39 Lynn English/No. 26 Durfee winner at No. 7 Bridgewater-Raynham
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 7 Bridgewater-Raynham - Contender: The Trojans are red hot heading into the tournament. Natalia Hall-Rosa is one of the best players in the bracket.
No. 25 Weymouth - Underdog: The Wildcats are making their first trip to the tournament in a long time.
No. 27 Quincy - Underdog: Despite a 16-4 record, the Presidents are ranked pretty low. No. 6 Framingham is waiting in the Round of 32.
No. 31 Marshfield - Underdog: The Rams have won eight in a row heading into the tournament. They'll see a familiar foe in Plymouth North in the preliminary round, but No. 2 Bishop Feehan is a heavy hitter awaiting the winner.
No. 34 Plymouth North - Underdog: The Blue Eagles are 1-1 against the Rams this season. The third meeting is the most important.
No. 37 Brockton - Underdog: First-year coach Barbara Enos has done a phenomenal job turning this program around. A preliminary-round matchup against New Bedford should be a good one.
Division 2
The Field
Walpole
Medfield
Wakefield
Westwood
Foxboro
Dracut
Newburyport
Pentucket
Norwood
Wayland
Nashoba Regional
South High
Chicopee
Whitman-Hanson (13-7)
Billerica
Amherst-Pelham
Tewskbury
Oliver Ames (11-9)
Leominster
Shepherd Hill
Hanover (14-5)
Westboro
Masconomet
Holyoke
Ashland
Burlington
Notre Dame Academy (14-6)
Holliston
Dartmouth
Grafton
Bedford
Longmeadow
Northampton
Pembroke (11-9)
Dighton-Rehoboth
Middleboro (11-11)
Somerset Berkley
Marlboro
Ursuline
Falmouth
Minnechaug
Marblehad
Agawam
High School of Commerce
Bracket Breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 5 Foxboro
Best first-round game: No. 19 Leominster at No. 14 Whitman-Hanson
Upset pick: No. 18 Oliver Ames over No. 15 Billerica
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 19 Leominster at No. 14 Whitman-Hanson
No. 36 Middleboro at No. 29 Dartmouth (preliminary round)
No. 44 High School of Commerce at No. 21 Hanover (preliminary round)
No. 38 Marlboro at No. 27 Notre Dame Academy (preliminary round)
No. 34 Pembroke at No. 31 Bedford (preliminary round)
No. 18 Oliver Ames at No. 15 Billerica
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 14 Whitman-Hanson - Contender: The Panthers are led by their lone senior in Caitlin Leahy. The rest of W-H is very young, but still the team has had a superb season in what many thought would be a rebuilding year.
No. 18 Oliver Ames - Contender: The defending state champs are peaking at the perfect time. After some early-season struggles, the Tigers returned to form. A potential Round of 16 game against No. 2 Medfield could be one of the better games of the tournament.
No. 21 Hanover - Underdog: If the Hawks win their preliminary-round game, undefeated No. 12 South High is waiting.
No. 27 Notre Dame Academy - Underdog: I like the Cougars' chances to pull off an upset in the tournament, but No. 38 Marlboro is up first.
No. 34 Pembroke - Underdog: The Titans are making their return to the tournament. They've been one of the winter's most improved teams.
No. 36 Middleboro - Underdog: The Sachems won their final game of the regular season to get into the tournament. Just making the field is a nice accomplishment for a really young team. Keep an eye on this group in years to come.
Division 3
The Field
St. Mary's of Lynn
Norwell (18-2)
Bishop Fenwick
Rockland (18-2)
Dover-Sherborn
Norton
Hudson
Medway
North Reading
Fontbonne (12-8)
Archbishop Williams (11-9)
Tantasqua
Bishop Stang
Watertown
Pittsfield
Sandwich
East Bridgewater (12-10)
Stoneham
Oakmont
Dennis-Yarmouth
Abington (10-12)
Saugus
Greater Lowell Tech
Arlington Catholic
Nipmuc Regional
Auburn
Dedham
Lynnfield
Apponequet
Quabbin
Diman
Ipswich
Belchertown
AMSA
Lowell Catholic
Shawsheen Valley Tech
Southeastern (10-8)
Putnam
Bracket Breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 1 St. Mary's of Lynn
Best first-round game: No. 17 East Bridgewater at No. 16 Sandwich
Upset pick: No. 21 Abington at No. 12 Tantasqua
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 37 Southeastern at No. 28 Lynnfield (preliminary round)
No. 17 East Bridgewater at No. 16 Sandwich
No. 36 Shawsheen Valley Tech/No. 29 Apponequet at No. 4 Rockland
No. 21 Abington at No. 12 Tantasqua
No. 22 Saugus at No. 11 Archbishop Williams
No. 23 Greater Lowell Tech at No. 10 Fontbonne
No. 34 AMSA/No. 31 Diman winner at No. 2 Norwell
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 2 Norwell - Favorite: The Clippers have been knocking on the door of a deep tournament run for years; I think this could be the year they reach the Final Four. Norwell ended up on the opposite side of the bracket to St. Mary's.
No. 4 Rockland - Contender: If the Bulldogs are to go on another deep run, there will be a lot of familiar faces on the way. A semifinal against St. Mary's is a ways away, but I know the Bulldogs would love a chance at redemption after last year's state final loss.
No. 10 Fontbonne - Contender: The Ducks are an under-the-radar team to keep an eye on. They'll be one of the toughest outs in this tournament.
No. 11 Archbishop Williams - Contender: The Bishops have cooled down after a strong start to the season. The Catholic Central League is filled with state-title contenders, so this team is used to playing against the best teams in the state.
No. 17 East Bridgewater - Underdogs: The injury bug has hit the Vikings hard this season and No. 16 Sandwich is red-hot heading into the tournament.
No. 21 Abington - Underdog: The Green Wave would love to pull of an upset at No. 12 Tantasqua. Ella Williamson can shoot Abington into any game.
No. 37 Southeastern - Underdog: It'll be a tough road in the tournament for the No. 37 Hawks. No. 5 Dover-Sherborn awaits the winner of Southeastern and Lynnfield's preliminary-round game.
Division 4
The Field
Cathedral
Tyngsboro
Wahconah
Notre Dame Academy (Worcester)
Cohasset (14-6)
Malden Catholic
Littleton
Mashpee
Case
Millbury
Bourne
Winthrop
Manchester Essex
Easthampton
Northbridge
South Hadley
Pope Francis
Uxbridge
Blackstone Valley Tech
Blue Hills (18-2)
Monomoy
Hamilton-Wenham
Frontier
West Bridgewater (10-10)
Bay Path
Mahar
TechBoston
Monument Mountain
Southwick
New Mission
Clinton
Hampshire Regionall
Lynn Tech
Fenway
Maimonides
Matignon
Fellowship Christian Academy
South Lancaster Academy
Pioneer Valley Christian
Bracket Breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 1 Cathedral
Best first-round game: No. 20 Blue Hills at No. 13 Manchester Essex
Upset pick: No. 19 Blackstone Valley Tech at No. 14 Easthampton
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 20 Blue Hills at No. 13 Manchester Essex
No. 37 Fellowship Christian Academy/No. 28 Monument Mountain winner at No. 5 Cohasset
No. 24 West Bridgewater at No. 9 Case
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 5 Cohasset - Favorite: The Skippers stunned No. 1 Cathedral last season. Cohasset would love another shot at that again this year, but it would require a run to the state semifinals. Sarah Chenette is one of the best players in this bracket.
No. 20 Blue Hills - Underdog: An 18-2 record doesn't get what it used to. Despite having the most wins (tied with No. 14 Easthampton), the Warriors will be on the road for a tough game at No. 13 Manchester Essex.
No. 24 West Bridgewater - Underdog: The Wildcats were once 0-7, but WB ended the season on a 10-3 run to get into the tournament. They'll be a tough out.
Division 5
The Field
Millis
Springfield International Charter
Sutton
Hoosac Valley
Georgetown
Westport
West Boylston
Palmer
Maynard
Tahanto
Ayer Shirley
Quaboag
Lenox
Carver (9-13)
Taconic
Saint Bernard's
Franklin County Tech
Hopeale
Minuteman
Hull (6-12)
Old Colony
South Shore Tech (16-4)
Drury
Monson
Prospect Hill
Gardner
Saint John Paul II
Upper Cape Tech
Academy of the Pacific Rim
Renaissance School
Whitinsville Christian
Pioner Valley
Salem Academy
Nasboba Valley
Turners Falls
Norfolk Aggie
Avon (11-7)
Neighborhood House
Cape Cod Tech
St. Mary's Parish (Westfield)
Boston United
Innovation Academy
Boston Collegiate Charter
Mount Alvernia
Brighton
Hampden Charter East
Baystate Academy
Bracket breakdown
State champ prediction: No. 3 Sutton
Best first-round game: No. 37 Avon at No. 28 Upper Cape Tech
Upset pick: No. 36 Norfolk Aggie over No. 29 Academy of the Pacific Rim
Who do the South Shore locals play?
No. 45 Brighton at No. 20 Hull (preliminary round)
No. 37 Avon at No. 28 Upper Cape Tech (preliminary round)
No. 43 Boston Collegiate Charter at No. 22 South Shore Tech (preliminary round)
No. 46 Hampden Charter East/No. 19 Minueman winner at No. 14 Carver
Favorite, contender or underdog?
No. 14 Carver - Contender: The Crusders (9-13) went below .500 against the tough competition of the South Shore League. That tough schedule has Carver prepared for the tournament.
No. 20 Hull - Underdog: Like Carver, the Pirates battled in a loaded South Shore League all year. Even at 6-12, Hull will be a tough out in the tournament.
No. 22 South Shore Tech - Underdog: The Vikings have had a ton of success this winter, and they'll be matched up with another 16-4 team in the Round of 32.
No. 37 Avon - Underdog: The Panthers are making their first tournament trip since 2010.
This article originally appeared on The Patriot Ledger: MIAA high school boys, girls basketball tournament pairings announced
