Juliet Laws has emerged as a breakout leader for Bedford. (Ethan Fuller/NEBJ)
The top of the NHIAA girls’ basketball Top 10 remained unchanged this week, though the hierarchy feels more solidified following No. 1 Bedford’s win over No. 2 Londonderry.
Of course, the result provides only temporary conviction. The two powerhouse squads will square off again at the end of the regular season. Concord Christian also remains unbeaten and will have its crack at both teams in early February.
As has been the case since the preseason, the rankings could go in any number of directions beginning at the No. 4 spot.
Here is our latest Top 10 as we approach the halfway mark of the regular season.
