1. Cheverus (7-0)

Did a two-touchdown win over two-win Portland dull the Stags’ sheen of invincibility or was it just a case of a great team being bored and counting down the days to the playoffs?

2. Lawrence (7-0)

One could ask the same question of the Bulldogs’ 10-point victory over one-win Cony.

3. Brunswick (6-1)

One man’s opinion: Dragons will be switching places with Lawrence in the Top 10 next week.

4. Leavitt (7-0)

Hornets shut down the run two weeks ago at Mt. Blue, but reigning in Alonzo Connor is another matter.

5. Mt. Blue (6-1)

Cougars should keep playing angry.

6. Bangor (6-1)

Rams have their spot sewn up, but with Messalonskee and Skowhegan on the schedule, they will still have a lot of say on who goes to the playoffs with them.

7. Wells (7-0)

Ah, the Crabtrees. Warriors could finish undefeated and still not have home field in the playoffs.

8. Thornton (6-1)

No one can play the “Yeah, but they have an easy schedule” card on the Trojans this year.

9. South Portland (5-2)

Comrade Oakes called that trap game at Windham, didn’t he?

10. Yarmouth (7-0)

Rain, fog and no Overhaug! Clippers still can’t be beat.

Player of the Week

Izaiha Tracy, Mt. Blue

Tracy scored four touchdowns — a one-yard run, a 50-yard punt return, an 84-yard kick return and a 21-yard catch — to lead the Cougars to a 64-33 win over Morse.