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Some movement in the RUGBYMag.com Boys HS single-school rankings, as several ranked teams played each other.

McQuaid Jesuit struggled in a series of tough games this past week and drop out. So does idle Edina. That’s not because of anything the Minnesota team did, but more because other teams did something good.

Unionville impressed at the North Carolina Youth Festival, and fell just short v. St. Thomas. So we install them right in behind St. Thomas.

South Doyle showed well at Nash Bash, and come in at 17.

Gonzaga moves up to #7 from #7 after shutting out #4 Greenwich. We can’t hit Greenwich too hard because they just dug themselves out of the Connecticut snow to play. But they will have to produce the results eventually.

Perry Street Pride moves up after a competitive game against Xavier.

Sitting on the doorstep are De La Salle, Bishop O’Dowd (both of Northern California), Edina out of Minnesota, Lincoln HS out of Oregon, and Tennessee’s Father Ryan.