The high school baseball postseason is nearing, so we've again reached out to some local baseball talent evaluators, scouts, and coaches to update our High School Power Poll.
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2. La Salle College (12-2)
The Explorers have dropped two in a row - first to Holy Ghost Prep and then Conwell-Egan, but this club is still one of the best in the region.
9. Radnor (8-1)
1. Malvern Prep (18-4)
The Friars retain our No. 1 spot, despite dropping three of their last five. 2. La Salle College (12-2)
The Explorers have dropped two in a row - first to Holy Ghost Prep and then Conwell-Egan, but this club is still one of the best in the region.
3. Haverford (14-1)
The Fords are riding an eight-game winning streak and sit atop the Central Conference standings. The club has not allowed more than five runs in a contest all season.
4. North Penn (12-2)
The Knights completed a three-game sweep of Central Bucks West and have a run differential +55.
5. Neshaminy (8-4-1)
The Skins walloped Archbishop Ryan last week, then took the opener of a three-game conference set Council Rock South.
6. Pennsbury (10-3-1)
The Falcons are in the midst of a three-game set with Bensalem and dropped the opener on Monday. This is a massive test for a club battling with Neshaminy for the top spot in the Suburban One Patriot Conference.7. Bensalem (11-3)
The Fighting Owls are riding a seven-game winning streak and took the opener of a three-game set with Pennsbury.
8. Archbishop Wood (10-3)
The Vikings have stumbled a bit in the Catholic League with losses to Conwell-Egan, Father Judge, and Archbishop Ryan.
9. Radnor (8-1)
The Raptors are interesting because they don't score a ton of runs, but they let up even fewer. In fact, games involving Radnor this year have averaged below five runs a game.
10. Central Bucks South (9-5)
The Titans have secured key wins over Central Bucks West, plus a pair of wins against both Souderton and North Penn. The remainder of the schedule is favorable for the Titans as the postseason approaches.
