Here’s where The Baltimore Sun ranks its high school teams as of Monday. Records are through games played Saturday.

FOOTBALL

Rank, team, record, previous rank

1. St. Frances (8-1) 1

2. Spalding (10-2) 2

3. Milford Mill (10-0) 3

4. McDonogh (8-3) 4

5. Mervo (9-1) 6

6. St. Mary’s (7-4) 5

7. Guilford Park (11-0) 7

8. Dunbar (9-1) 8

9. South River (12-0) 11

10. Gilman (4-5) 9

11. Calvert Hall (5-4) 10

12. Mount Saint Joseph (6-5) 12

13. Loyola Blakefield (5-5) 13

14. Edgewood (11-0) 14

15. St. Paul’s (10-1) —

Others considered: Broadneck (7-3), Glenelg (7-4), Old Mill (9-2), Sparrows Point (10-0), Westminster (9-1)

Spalding football holds off McDonogh, 30-22, to win 4th straight MIAA A title

BOYS SOCCER (FINAL)

Rank, team, record, previous rank

1. Loyola Blakefield (13-4-3) 2 

2. Glenelg (18-0) 4

3. McDonogh (16-4-3) 1

4. Centennial (14-2-1) 6

5. Gilman (10-8-2) 7

6. Mount Saint Joseph (7-8-4) 10

7. Curley (12-7-2) 3

8. Broadneck (14-2) 8

9. Calvert Hall (9-6-3) 5 

10. St. Paul’s (10-3-3) —

11. Fallston (13-4) 14

12. Severna Park (11-3-1) 11 

13. C. Milton Wright (13-5) 9

14. Catonsville (10-4-1) 15

15. Liberty (10-5-2) —

Others considered: Boys’ Latin (11-4-3), Crofton (11-3-1), Hereford (12-7), John Carroll (7-9-2), Spalding (5-8-2)

Liberty boys soccer repeats as Class 1A state champion

GIRLS SOCCER (FINAL)

Rank, team, record, previous rank

1. Severna Park (16-0) 1

2. Maryvale Prep (10-3-1) 2

3. Mercy (13-2-1) 3

4. Perry Hall (13-4) 7

5. Mt. Hebron (10-2-2) 6

6. Notre Dame Prep (9-5-3) 5

7. Atholton (13-2-1) 4

8. Century (12-3-3) 10

9. South River (10-3) 9

10. River Hill (10-2-2) 9

11. Towson (11-5-1) 12

12. South Carroll (18-1) 15

13. Spalding (6-6-4) 13

14. McDonogh (8-5-1) 14

15. Severn (8-4-2) —

Others considered: Crofton (11-3), Fallston (11-4), Hereford (11-3-3), John Carroll (4-5-3), Mount de Sales (9-3-1)

Mt. Hebron girls soccer defeats Century in shootout for Class 2A state title

FIELD HOCKEY (FINAL)

Rank, team, record, previous rank

1. Bryn Mawr (10-3) 1

2. Notre Dame Prep (17-3) 2

3. St. Mary’s (11-3-1) 3

4. Spalding (9-4-1) 4

5. Glenelg (16-2) 6

6. Manchester Valley (15-2) 5

7. Liberty (16-2) 7

8. South River (12-5) 8

9. Severna Park (14-4) 9

10. Westminster (13-4) 10

11. Maryvale Prep (10-5) 11

12. C. Milton Wright (14-1) 8

13. John Carroll (11-6-2) 13

14. Severn (12-3-3) 14

15. Long Reach (12-3) 15

Others considered: Fallston (13-3-1), McDonogh (9-5-2), Mount de Sales (5-9)

Glenelg field hockey edges Man Valley in OT, 2-1, to win 2A state title

VOLLEYBALL (FINAL)

Rank, team, record, previous rank

1. Howard (20-0) 1

2. Annapolis Area Christian (16-0) 2

3. Broadneck (19-3) 3

4. Arundel (13-6) 4

5. Glenelg (15-4) 14

6. Maryvale Prep (12-4) 5

7. Garrison Forest (10-4) 6

8. Bel Air (16-2) 8

9. Patterson Mill (16-4) 11

10. South Carroll (16-2) 10

11. Dulaney (16-2) 7

12. River Hill (14-3) 9

13. Reservoir (16-4) 13

14. Severn Run (11-5) 12

15. Centennial (12-5) 15

Others considered: Fallston (12-4), Hereford (9-4), Severna Park (9-5), St. Paul’s (8-5), Westminster (12-3)

Howard volleyball upends dominant North Hagerstown to win 3A state title

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY (FINAL)

Rank, team, previous rank

1. Calvert Hall 1

2. Centennial 2

3. Crofton 3

4. Severna Park 4

5. Dulaney 6

6. Catonsville 5

7. Gilman 7

8. River Hill 12

9. Hereford 8 

10. Mount Saint Joseph 9

11. North County 11

12. Marriotts Ridge 14

13. Towson 10

14. South River 13

15. Glenelg 15

Others considered: Broadneck, Century, C. Milton Wright, Fallston, Liberty, Reservoir

Severna Park girls cross country claims Class 3A state championship

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY (FINAL)

Rank, team, previous rank

1. Severna Park 1

2. Centennial 2

3. Mount de Sales 3

4. Notre Dame Prep 4

5. Hereford 5

6. Dulaney 6

7. Crofton 7

8. Maryvale Prep 8

9. Marriotts Ridge 10

10. South River 9

11. Liberty 12

12. Howard 11

13. North Harford 13

14. Broadneck 14

15. River Hill —

Others considered: Century, Chesapeake-AA, C. Milton Wright, Glenelg, Patterson Mill, Reservoir

How the polls are conducted: Baltimore Sun polls are compiled by the sports staff after observing events and consulting with coaches.