Maryland Super 10 Flag Football Rankings Released for Inaugural Sanctioned Season
The short version
- Clarksburg (4-0) holds No. 1 for the opening rankings of Maryland's first sanctioned flag football season.
- Largo and Frederick enter the Super 10 as the two newcomers from the preseason poll.
- Linganore (5-0) and Frederick (5-0) are the only ranked teams with five wins.
- The rankings were released by USA TODAY Sports.
USA TODAY Sports unveiled its opening Super 10 rankings for Maryland's first officially sanctioned high school flag football season, with Clarksburg holding the top spot.
USA TODAY Sports has published its opening Super 10 rankings for Maryland high school flag football, marking the first rankings release of the state's inaugural officially sanctioned season. Clarksburg, undefeated at 4-0, retains the No. 1 position it held in the preseason poll.
Linganore of Frederick moves up from No. 3 to No. 2 on the strength of a 5-0 start. Calvert of Prince Frederick (3-1) climbs one spot to third, while Northern of Owings, also 4-0, slips from second to fourth. Wise of Upper Marlboro (2-1) and Urbana of Ijamsville (4-0) hold steady at fifth and sixth.
Forest Park of Baltimore rises from eighth to seventh with a 2-0 record. The rankings include two teams that were unranked in the preseason: Largo of Upper Marlboro (2-0) enters at No. 8, and Frederick (5-0) rounds out the list at No. 10. CMIT South of Melwood, off to a 4-0 start, sits ninth after being ranked tenth in the preseason.
Written by the Matchday Live desk from reporting by Yahoo Sports.
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