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# Boys hockey rankings for Jan. 30
- URL: https://www.nh-highschoolsports.com/boys-hockey-rankings-jan-30/
- Published: 2017-01-30T15:47:43.000Z
- Updated: 2017-01-30T15:47:43.000Z
- Description: The top three teams remained the same for the third week in a row.
- Author: Joe Marchilena
- Tags: Winter Sports, boys hockey, Division I, Division II, Division III, rankings, slider, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2026-08-18 04:44

The Bedford High School boys hockey team keeps on winning and continues to hold down the top spot in the New Hampshire boys hockey rankings for the fourth week in a row.

The Bulldogs are followed in the rankings by the state's only other undefeated team, Keene, while Concord remains in third. Bow moves up a spot to fourth after going 1-0-1 in two games against Windham last week, and Belmont-Gilford takes over the top spot in the Division III rankings while rounding out the top five.

Here are the complete statewide rankings, along with the rankings for each division.

## New Hampshire Top 15

### Team (record, division), rating

1. Bedford (11-0-1, Division I), 20.08 (1)
2. Keene (10-0, Division II), 19.80 (2)
3. Concord (9-1, Division I), 17.10 (3)
4. Bow (10-1-1, Division II), 16.29 (5)
5. Belmont-Gilford (8-1-1, Division III), 15.25 (8)
6. Kennett (9-1, Division III), 15.20 (6)
7. Pinkerton (7-2, Division I), 15.11 (11)
8. Londonderry (7-3, Division I), 13.10 (10)
9. Berlin-Gorham (8-2, Division III), 13.10 (7)
10. Windham (8-3-1, Division II), 13.04 (9)
11. Bishop Guertin (5-3-2, Division I), 12.35 (4)
12. Goffstown (7-2, Division II), 12.11 (NR)
13. Somersworth-Coe-Brown (8-1-1, Division III), 11.45 (13)
14. Hanover (7-3, Division I), 11.40 (14)
15. Dover (8-4, Division II), 11.33 (15)

Dropped from rankings: Salem (12).

### How the rankings are done

We took the NHIAA’s football rating system, and gave it a little tweak. Instead of 10 points for a win, we weighted the wins by division, giving 12 for a win over a D1 team, 10 for a win over D2 and eight for a win over D3\. Plus, every team got two points for a win by a beaten opponent. In the case of ties, point totals were cut in half. The two point totals were added together and divided by the number of games played.

### Division I

1. Bedford (11-0-1), 20.08
2. Concord (9-1), 17.10
3. Pinkerton (7-2), 15.11
4. Londonderry (7-3), 13.10
5. Bishop Guertin (5-3-2), 12.35
6. Hanover (7-3), 11.40
7. Salem (5-3-2), 10.55
8. Manchester Central (5-5), 7.50
9. Bishop Brady (2-7), 4.22
10. Nashua South-Pelham (2-7), 4.22
11. Exeter (2-7), 3.56
12. Trinity (1-8-1), 2.60
13. Nashua North-Souhegan (1-8), 1.67
14. Manchester Memorial (1-9), 1.40

### Division II

1. Keene (10-0), 19.80
2. Bow (10-1-1), 16.29
3. Windham (8-3-1), 13.04
4. Goffstown (7-2), 12.11
5. Dover (8-4), 11.33
6. Spaulding (5-4), 8.44
7. Portsmouth-Newmarket (4-5), 7.89
8. Kingswood (4-5-1), 7.05
9. St. Thomas (4-5), 6.67
10. Merrimack (3-5-1), 6.39
11. Lebanon-Stevens (5-6), 6.00
12. Oyster River (3-4), 5.43
13. Alvirne (2-10), 1.67
14. Timberlane (0-8), 0.00
15. Winnacunnet (0-9), 0.00

### Division III

1. Belmont-Gilford (8-1-1), 15.25
2. Kennett (9-1), 15.20
3. Berlin-Gorham (8-2), 13.10
4. Somersworth-Coe-Brown (8-1-1), 11.45
5. John Stark-Hopkinton (6-4), 11.20
6. Pembroke-Campbell (7-4), 8.00
7. Moultonborough-Inter-Lakes (4-5), 5.33
8. Monadnock (4-7), 4.36
9. Hollis Brookline-Derryfield (3-8), 4.18
10. Keasarge-Plymouth (3-7), 3.60
11. ConVal-Conant (2-7), 3.11
12. Sanborn (1-6), 1.14
13. Laconia-Winnisquam (0-9), 0.00