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SBLive/SI regional high school football rankings — Northeast (9/30/2024)

The Top 10 teams in the Northeast region, encompassing New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island and Maine
Quincy Porter and Bergen Catholic are No. 1 in the Northeast.
Quincy Porter and Bergen Catholic are No. 1 in the Northeast. | Ryan Isley, SBLive Sports

We recently released our latest national high school football Top 25 rankings

Now, we break it down by region. 

Here’s a look at our Top 10 teams in the Northeast (New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, Maine). 

Xaverian Brothers of Westwood, Mass., and Millville (N.J.) dropped out after falling to state rivals, opening spots for Winslow Township and King Philip Regional to enter our Northeast Region Top 10.

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Northeast football Top 10

1. Bergen Catholic (Oradell, N.J.) (National No. 10) (4-1) 

2. DePaul Catholic (Wayne, N.J.) (6-0)

3. St. John's Prep (Danvers, Mass.) (4-0)

4. Cardinal Hayes (Bronx, N.Y.) (3-1)

5. Hun (Princeton, N.J.) (5-0)

6. Brunswick School (Greenwich, Conn.) (3-0)

7. Delbarton (N.J.) (4-1)

8. Winslow Township (Atco, N.J.) (5-0)

9. Bedford (N.H.) (4-0)

10. King Philip Regional (Wrentham, Mass.) (4-0)

Honorable mention:Christian Brothers Academy (Syracuse, N.Y.), Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, N.J.), Iona Prep (N.Y.), Millville (N.J.), Somers (Lincolndale, N.Y.), St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, N.J.)

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René Ferrán
RENÉ FERRÁN

René Ferrán has written about high school sports in the Pacific Northwest since 1993, with his work featured at the Idaho Press Tribune, Tri-City Herald, Seattle Times, Tacoma News Tribune, The Columbian and The Oregonian before he joined SBLive Sports in 2020.