Pembroke guard Sean Menard flips up a shot against Hollis Brookline High School in January. Menard is closing in on 1,000 points for his career.
Pembroke guard Sean Menard flips up a shot against Hollis Brookline High School in January. Menard is closing in on 1,000 points for his career. Credit: GEOFF FORESTER / Monitor staff

TEAM (last week’s rank)

1. PEMBROKE BOYS’ HOOP (5) are 15-1 after winning 10 straight and will likely get its second 1,000-point scorer in as many games on Tuesday.

2. JOHN STARK-HOPKINTON HOCKEY (4) finished the regular season first in D-III at 17-1-0 after Sunday’s 5-4 win against Monadnock.

3. KEARSARGE GIRLS’ NORDIC (7) took first at Thursday’s CVC championships with 384 points, beating out D-II Hanover (380 points).

4. KEARSARGE BOYS’ NORDIC (6) took first at Thursday’s CVC championships with 377 points, beating out D-I Keene (365 points).

5. CONCORD BOYS’ HOCKEY (10) finished the regular season in second place in Division I at 14-3-1 with Saturday’s 8-2 win against Bow.

6. BOW WRESTLING (1) the Division III champs finished 11th at Saturday’s Meet of Champions behind Skylar Hattendorf’s fourth place at 120 pounds.

7. KEARSARGE BOYS’ ALPINE (2) placed six in the top 13 of the slalom two weeks ago to win its third Division III championship in four years.

8. KEARSARGE GIRLS’ ALPINE (3) placed six in the top 15 of the slalom two weeks ago to win its fourth straight Division III championship.

9. BISHOP BRADY GIRLS’ HOOP (8) closed the regular season on a nine-game win streak to tie with John Stark for fourth place in Division II at 15-3.

10. CONCORD WRESTLING (9) finished second at the MOC for a fifth consecutive year behind titles from Isaac Gladey and Noah Giffard.

Others receiving votes: John Stark girls’ hoop, Hopkinton girls’ Nordic, Hopkinton boys’ Nordic