Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV) tops the WooEB preseason top 25 high school basketball rankings as they return several key starters and top transfers from a team that won the inaugural ESPN High School Basketball Invitational and the USA Today Super 25 national championship.
Their roster, which is led by top 15 prospects 6-2 guard Cory Joseph and 6-9 forward Tristan Thompson (Texas), boasts as many as 10 Division 1 prospects, including freshman phenom Nigel Williams-Goss.
However, Findlay is not without stark competition. St. Patrick (Elizabeth, NJ), which is led by junior phenom Michael Gilchrist and top 10 recruit Kyrie Irving (Duke), has almost as many D-1 prospects. Montrose Christian (Rockville, MD), Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, VA) and Northland (Columbus, OH) round out the top five.
To view the top 25 and subsequent regional rankings for the 2008-09 high school basketball preseason, please look below:
National Rankings
1. Findlay Prep, Henderson, NV
Coach: Michael Peck (65-1, 2 seasons at Findlay Prep)
Last season's record: 33-0
Outlook: Findlay Prep scrapped their fifth-year program two years and has instituted a strict four-year program, qualifying them for the high school rankings. Last season, in their second year under the new program, they went 33-0, winning the High School Basketball Invitational and earning the mythical USA Today national championship. 6-10 senior Tristan Thompson (Texas) and 6-2 senior Cory Joseph will lead the team that is expected to repeat as national champs. Thompson came in midseason after being dismissed by powerhouse St. Benedict’s Prep (Newark, NJ). He and fellow Canadian Joseph, two of the nation’s top 20 players, will be joined by 6-3 junior Nick Johnson and 6-4 junior Jabari Brown as the team’s best players. 6-6 sophomore Winston Sheppard (Hightower H.S./Sugar Land, TX) and 6-2 freshman Nigel Williams-Goss (Clackamas, OR) both transfer in to earn more experience amongst these seasoned players.
Key Games: Dec. 4 vs. Christ School (Arden, NC) at Marshall County HoopFest; Dec. 17 vs. Northland (Columbus, OH); Dec. 19-23 City of Palms Classic; Jan. 18 vs. St. Patrick (Elizabeth, NJ) at Spalding Hoophall Classic (Springfield, MA); Jan. 28-30 Montverde Academy Invitational (Montverde, FL); Feb. 12-13 Prime Time Shootout (Rutgers University) ; Feb. 20 vs. Duncanville (TX) at SMU
2. St. Patrick, Elizabeth, NJ
Coach: Kevin Boyle (462-128, 21 years at St. Patrick)
Last season's record: 30-3, Tournament of Champions winner
Outlook: Junior phenom Mike Gilchrist, the nation’s top player in the class of 2011, will lead the Celtics this season after the loss of Dexter Strickland, who is off to North Carolina. Gilchrist is considered by many to be the top player in the nation, regardless of class, but it doesn’t hurt that top 10 senior recruit Kyrie Irving (Duke) remains in the backcourt. To add to the team’s frontcourt depth, 6-8 senior forward Julian Washburn and 6-9 sophomore Chris Washburn transferred from Duncanville, TX, bringing two more top 100 recruits to the New Jersey powerhouse. 6-2 junior guard Derrick Gordon (Western Kentucky), 6-7 Chase Plummer (Maryland-Baltimore County), 6-7 senior Josh Daniel (Wagner) and 5-11 guard Kevin Boyle, Jr., the son of the head coach, return after playing significant time last season. They will be joined by talented freshmen 6-8 Austin Colbert and 6-5 Jason Boswell.
Key Games: Dec. 26-30 at MaxPreps Holiday Classic (San Diego); Jan. 18 vs. Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV) at Spalding Hoophall Classic (Springfield, MA); Jan. 23 vs. St. Benedict’s; Jan. 30 vs. White Station (Memphis, TN) at Newark (NJ) National Invitational; Feb. 6 vs. Taft (Woodland Hills, CA) in Nike Extravaganza (Santa Ana, CA); Feb. 12 vs. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, VA) and Feb. 13 vs. Rice (New York, NY) at Prime Time Shootout (Rutgers University)
3. Oak Hill Academy, Mouth of Wilson, VA
Coach: Steve Smith (718-44, 23 years at Oak Hill)
Last season's record: 34-4
Outlook: The Warriors will return three starters, including 6-4 five-star prospect guard Doron Lamb. Lamb, who transferred last year from Bishop Loughlin in Brooklyn, NY, will lead the team who lost to Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV) in the National High School Invitational and finished #2 in the USA Today rankings. 6-2 senior Pe'Shon Howard and 6-11 senior Baye Mousa Keita (Syracuse), who hails from Senegal, also return for the Warriors. Top 50 recruit Roscoe Smith transfers in from Walbrook (Baltimore) to add versatility to the frontcourt, while 5-11 senior guard Juwan Staten (Dayton) and 6-4 junior transfer Keith Hornsby will add to the backcourt.
Key Games: Nov. 18 vs. Italian Jr. National Team; Dec. 13 vs. Australian Jr. National Team; Dec. 27-30 Les Schwab Invitational; Jan. 16 vs. Northland (Columbus, OH) at Spalding Hoophall Classic (Springfield, MA); Jan. 23 vs. Columbia (Decatur, GA) at Prime Time Shootout (West Virginia University); Feb. 2 vs. Mountain State Academy (Beckley, WV); Feb. 12 vs. St. Patrick (Elizabeth, NJ) at Prime Time Shootout (Rutgers University); April 1-3 National High School Invitational
4. Montrose Christian, Rockville, MD
Coach: Stu Vetter (764 wins in 32 seasons)
Last season's record: 21-4
Outlook: Terrence Ross returns to a team that lost significant weapons from last year’s team in Moustaphou Yarou and Isaiah Armwood to Villanova and 7-1 sophomore Nigerian transfer Jordan Omogbehim to National Christian (Ft. Washington, MD). However, the team is restocked with the addition of potential McDonald’s All-American Joshua Hairston (Duke). Head coach Stu Vetter will also have the help of returning underclassmen 6-5 sophomore Justin Anderson, one of the nation's best sophomores, and 6-1 junior Tyler Hubbard. The team’s depth comes from a myriad of transfers in 6-0 sophomore LaBrent Walker (Hillside HS, Jamaica, NY), 6-6 junior Paul Gombwer (Nigeria), 6-6 sophomore Michael Carrera (Venezuela), and 6-3 sophomore Nazareth Long (Canada).
Key Games: Dec. 17-22 Iolani Classic (Honolulu, HI); Jan. 28-30 Montverde Academy Tournament (Montverde, FL); Feb. 13 vs. St. Anthony (Jersey City, NJ) at Primetime Shootout (Rutgers University); March 6 vs. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, VA); April 1-3 at National High School Invitational
5. Northland, Columbus, OH
Coach: Satch Sullinger
Last season's record: 27-1, Division 1 State Championship
Outlook: The Vikings return three starters from last year’s state title team: 6-9 senior Jared Sullinger (Ohio State), 6-6 senior forward J.D. Weatherspoon (Ohio State) and 5-9 guard Trey Burke (Penn State). Sullinger is considered the nation’s top post player and top five overall recruit, while Weatherspoon is ranked in the top 75. All three players led All Ohio Red to an AAU National Championship this summer as one of the best AAU teams of the last decade.
Key Games: Dec. 17 vs. Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV)
6. Westchester, Los Angeles, CA
Coach: Ed Azzam (645-203 in 31 seasons at Westchester)
Last season's record: 35-2, California Interscholastic Federation Division I State Championship
Outlook: Dwayne Polee Jr. and Jordan Mayes return from a team that won the City Section and the Division 1 title last year. Polee (USC) will continue to bring his high-flying athleticism, while Mayes will continue to bring his perimeter scoring. Both are two 100 recruits. They will be joined by 6-5 senior guard Kareem Jamar, 6-10 senior center Reggie Murphy, and 5-10 senior guard Denzel Douglas in the starting lineup. 6-7 senior forward Mario Nored, 6-6 senior forward Marquise Washington, 6-4 junior forward Tre’vonne Williams and 6-4 junior Bre’lon Leverette will add depth in the frontcourt.
Key Games: Dec. 18-23 at City of Palms Classic (Fort Myers, FL); Dec. 27-30 Les Schwab Invitational (Portland, OR); Jan. 13 vs. Fairfax; Jan. 18 vs. St. Anthony (Jersey City, NJ) at Spalding Hoophall Classic (Springfield, MA); Jan. 23 vs. Rice (New York, NY) at Primetime Shootout (West Virginia University); Feb. 1 vs. Fairfax
7. St. Benedict's, Newark, NJ
Coach: Dan Hurley (203-20, 8 years at St. Benedict's)
Last season's record: 24-3
Outlook: With the loss of Tristan Thompson (Texas), who was dismissed from the team and subsequently transferred to Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV), head coach Danny Hurley returns with one of the nation's premier programs. 6-1 junior Myck Kabongo (Texas) will lead the Gray Bees, who remain one of the best programs on the East Coast. Seven other players return, including 6-8 senior Gil Biruta (Lithuania) and 6-4 junior Anders Misters (Latvia). 6-4 senior Aaron Brown, 6-0 senior Mike Poole and 6-10 senior J.P. Kambola add to the rotation. The top incoming transfers are 6-8 senior Sidiki Johnson (Arizona), who transferred from St. Raymond’s (Bronx, NY), and Nick Martinez, a 6-2 Puerto Rico native.
Key Games: Dec. 19-23 at City of Palms Classic (Fort Myers, FL); Jan. 16 vs. Paterson Catholic; Jan. 23 vs. St. Patrick; Jan. 30 Newark (NJ) National Invitational
8. DeMatha, Hyattsville, MD
Coach: Mike Jones (149-47, 7 years at DeMatha)
Last season's record: 31-4, Washington Catholic Athletic Conference champions
Outlook: DeMatha ended last season with extremely high hopes for this year. However, 6-2 guard Josh Selby, one of the nation’s top five players, transferred to Lake Clifton (Baltimore). Despite the loss, the Stags are stacked for the next couple of years as they are led by a mixture of seniors and juniors. Led by 6-0 junior guard Quinn Cook and 6-4 senior Jerian Grant (Notre Dame), DeMatha still has one of the nation’s best backcourts. Joining them are 6-4 senior Victor Oladipo (Indiana) and 6-0 sophomore James Robinson. In the frontcourt, 6-8 junior Mikael Hopkins will be the force in the paint, along with 6-10 senior Chris Frank and highly-touted 6-8 freshman center Beejay Anya.
Key Games: Jan. 18 vs. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, CA) at Spalding Hoophall Classic (Springfield, VA); Jan. 19 vs. Bishop O’Connell; Jan. 29 vs. Gonzaga; Jan. 30 Newark (NJ) National Invitational; Feb. 19 vs. Bishop O’Connell; Feb. 22 vs. Gonzaga
9. Milton, Alpharetta, GA
Coach: David Boyd
Last season's record: 24-8, Class 5A title runner-up
Outlook: Four starters return from a team that lost to nationally ranked Wheeler (Marietta, GA) in the Class 5A state championship. Luckily, their key starters not only return, but they will be there for at least two more years. 6-8 junior Julian Royal led the team with 18 points per game, including 32 in the loss to Wheeler. Nationally ranked juniors 6-4 guard Dai-Jon Parker (14 ppg) and 6-2 Shannon Scott (11 ppg) will lead the backcourt. 6-7 sophomore Evan Nolte (14 ppg) was named the state’s Freshman of the Year last season.
Key Games: Dec. 12 vs. Norcross; Dec. 19-23 at City of Palms Classic (Fort Myers, FL); Jan. 14-16 at Bass Pro Tournament of Champions (Springfield, MO); Jan. 22 vs. Wheeler
10. Yates, Houston, TX
Coach: Greg Wise
Last season's record: 34-1, Class 4A State Championship
Outlook: All five starters return for the Lions, who won the state championship last season. Each starter averaged double figures for Yates, which averaged 95 points per game last season. 6-2 senior guard Joseph Young (Providence) led the team, which comes in with a 24-game winning streak, with 19 points per game. The smallish, yet high powered team also returns 6-0 guard Brandon Peters (18.5 ppg, 9.2 rpg), 5-9 guard Darius Gardner (12.2 ppg, 7.2 spg), 5-10 guard Marshall Lange and 6-2 guard/forward Elton Roy.
Key Games: Dec. 17-22 at Iolani Classic (Honolulu); Dec. 29-30 at T-Mobile Invitational (Birmingham, AL)
11. Mater Dei, Santa Ana, CA
Coach: Gary McKnight (828-76, 27 years at Mater Dei)
Last season's record: 31-2, California Interscholastic Federation Division II State Championship
Outlook: Mater Dei returns two top 100 recruits in 6-5 senior guard Tyler Lamb (UCLA), who transferred last year from Colony (Ontario) and 6-3 senior guard Gary Franklin (California). This year, they add another transfer in 6-6 senior guard Keala King (Arizona State), who starred at Dominguez (Compton). Their backcourt is chock full of Pac-10 recruits. In addition, they return 6-5 guard Max Hooper.
Key Games: Jan. 18 vs. DeMatha (Hyattsville, MD) at HoopHall Classic; Feb. 6 vs. Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
12. Whitney Young, Chicago, IL
Coach: Tyrone Slaughter (92-31, 5 years at Whitney Young)
Last season's record: 26-9, Class 4A State Champion
Outlook: The Dolphins return three starters from their team last season, who lost to just one that was ranked outside of the National Prep Poll. 6-3 senior Anthony Johnson (Purdue), 5-8 senior Ahmad Starks (Oregon State) and 6-6 junior Sam Thompson will lead the team this year as they battle in the Chicago Public League’s tough Red West division. 6-4 senior J.R. Reynolds (Rice) will be a key starter after being a reserve last year. They also boast one of the nation’s top freshmen in 6-8 Thomas Hamilton, as well as sophomores 6-4 Keith Langston and 6-8 Jermaine Morgan.
Key Games: Dec. 12 vs. Columbia (Decatur, GA) at Best of Midwest Shootout (Marion, IL); Dec. 26-30 at Proviso West Holiday Classic (Hillside, IL)
13. Wheeler, Marietta, GA
Coach: Doug Lipscomb (430-87, 17 years at Wheeler)
Last season's record: 25-7, Class 5A State Championship
Outlook: Top 20 recruit Jelan Kendrick transfers from Westlake (Atlanta) to a team that won the 5A state title last year. The 6-6 senior guard/forward will be joined by 6-4 junior Joey Jerome and 5-9 senior Phil Taylor (Florida International) in the backcourt. 5-11 junior guard Karl Cochran, 6-3 senior Jamal Tiller, 5-8 sophomore Derrick Evans and 6-8 sophomore Charles Mitchell, one of the nation’s top sophomore big men, will add depth to the squad.
Key Games: Dec. 26-31 at Beach Ball Classic (Myrtle Beach, SC); Jan. 22 vs. Milton; Jan. 28-30 at Montverde Invitational (Montverde, FL); Feb. 6 vs. Fairfax (Los Angeles) at Nike Extravaganza (Santa Ana, CA)
14. Taft, Woodland Hills, CA
Coach: Derrick Taylor
Last season's record: 27-5
Outlook: Five transfers come to a team that returns just one starter in 5-11 sophomore Landon Drew, the son of former NBA guard Larry Drew. Like Drew, many of these transfers also have basketball in their blood. Drew will be joined by Mark Jackson, Jr., the son of former NBA star Mark Jackson, and 6-3 senior guard Jordan Gathers, the nephew of the late Loyola Marymount star Hank Gathers. The Toreadors are also joined by two players that had to sit out last season in 6-6 senior Bryce Jones (USC) and 6-8 senior DeAndre Daniels (Texas). Daniels lead a frontcourt that also features 6-10 junior Kevin Johnson and 6-6 senior Brandon Perry.
Key Games: Dec. 26-30 at MaxPreps National Prep Classic (San Diego); Feb. 6 vs. St. Patrick at Nike Extravaganza (Santa Ana, CA)
15. Montverde Academy, Montverde, FL
Coach: Kevin Sutton
Last season's record: 21-7
Outlook: The Eagles return a lot of talent, height and depth from a team that went 21-7 last year, marking their seventh consecutive 20-win season, which included an undefeated 2006-07 season. This year’s team returns three starters and five reserves, including 6-4 senior guard James Bell (Villanova), who averaged 22.1 points and 6.1 rebounds per game last year. He is joined by 6-6 senior forward Jamail Jones (Marquette) and 5-9 senior guard Kaleb Clyburn. 6-9 senior center Papa Samba Ndao (Boston College) leads a tall, athletic frontcourt which includes 7-0 senior Ugo Okam and 7-2 senior Mark Overdevest, a former New Zealand Junior National player.
Key Games: Jan. 28-30 at Montverde Invitational (Montverde, FL)
16. Christ School, Arden, NC
Coach: David Gaines (283-68, 11 years at Christ School)
Last season's record: 36-2, N.C. Independent Schools Class 3A champion
Outlook: The Greenies return to the national rankings despite losing three Division 1 players, including McDonald’s All-American and Duke signee Mason Plumlee. However, 6-11 junior Marshall Plumlee returns for the squad, which won its third straight state title. Plumlee will be joined by 6-6 junior Tony Kimbro Jr., the son of the former Louisville standout. Senior forwards Sebastian Koch (6-9) and Lucas Troutman (6-10) will join Plumlee in the frontcourt. Newcomers include 6-0 senior guard Eric Smith (South Carolina) and 6-4 junior guard DeMarcus Harrison.
Key Games: Dec. 4 vs. Findlay Prep (Henderson, NV) at Marshall County HoopFest
17. Rice, New York, NY
Coach: Maurice Hicks
Last season's record: 25-3, New York Archdiocesan AA champions
Outlook: Rice returns exceptional depth from a team that won the New York CHSAA title and the Archdiocesan AA championship. Head coach Maurice Hicks brings back several legit Division 1 players in 6-5 senior James Stukes, 6-6 senior Shane Southwell (Kansas State) and 6-8 senior Kadeem Jack. The backcourt is led by 6-2 junior Jermaine Sanders, 6-1 senior Dytrel Bracey and 6-0 junior DeVaughn Reid. Two of New York’s top sophomores will also get time in the backcourt in 6-1 DaShawn Suber and 6-2 Melvin Johnson.
Key Games: Dec. 18-22 at Chick-Fil-A Classic (Columbia, SC); Dec. 26-30 at Glaxo-Smith-Kline Classic (Raleigh, NC); Jan. 23 vs. Westchester (Los Angeles) at Primetime Shootout (West Virginia University); Feb. 13 vs. St. Patrick (Elizabeth, NJ) at Prime Time Shootout (Rutgers University)
18. Bloomington South, Bloomington, IN
Coach: J.R. Holmes
Last season's record: 26-0, Class 4A State Championship
Outlook: 6-7 forward Erik Fromm (Butler) returns from a team that went undefeated on their way to the state title. The Panthers will have the help of a key transfer in 6-2 junior guard Matt Carlino, one of the nation’s top 50 juniors. Carlino averaged 20 points per game last season for Highland (Gilbert, AZ). 5-10 junior guard Derwin Davis averaged 13 points and five assists last season. 6-4 senior guard Spencer Turner rounds out the returning starters.
Key Games:
19. St. Anthony, Jersey City, NJ
Coach: Bob Hurley (957-107, 37 years at St. Anthony)
Last season's record: 24-5
Outlook: Two years removed from winning the mythical national championship, legendary coach Bob Hurley remains in the top 25. While that team had the best backcourt in the country, this year’s Friars squad boasts one of the best frontcourts in the nation. Last year, 6-9 Devon Collier, 6-9 Ashton Pankey (Maryland) and 6-6 Derrick Williams all transferred into the Jersey powerhouse. This year, they will lead the team. In the backcourt, they will rely on 5-5 DeMarcus Owens, Elijah Carter and junior Tyquan Goodlet.
Key Games: Jan. 18 vs. Westchester (Los Angeles) at Spalding Hoophall Classic (Springfield, MA); Feb. 13 vs. Montrose Christian (Rockville, MD) at Primetime Shootout (Rutgers University)
20. Ames, IA
Coach: Vance Downs
Last season's record: 26-0, Class 4A Champion
Outlook: 6-8 Harrison Barnes (North Carolina), ESPN’s top ranked recruit, returns to lead the Little Cyclones who won the state title last season. Barnes averaged 19.7 points and 8.8 rebounds last season. He is joined by two other returning starters in 6-7 Doug McDermott (Northern Iowa), who averaged14.1 points and 7.1 rebounds last season, and 5-9 senior Michael Weber
Key Games: Dec. 17 at Waukegan (IL)
21. Winter Park, FL
Coach: David Bailey
Last season's record: 24-8
Outlook: 6-3 junior guard Austin Rivers, the son of Boston Celtics head coach Doc Rivers, returns for a team that defeated three nationally ranked teams in the City of Palms Classic last year. Rivers (Florida) averaged 23 points per game last year as a sophomore. 6-8 senior Adam Jones and 6-4 junior guard Robert Lovaglio also averaged in double-figures for the Wildcats, who have been to the state semifinals twice in the last three years. 6-3 junior Drew Comer averaged 15 points and five assists per game at Blue Valley Northwest (KS).
Key Games: Dec. 18-23 at City of Palms Classic (Fort Myers, FL); Dec. 29-30 at T-Mobile Invitational (Birmingham, AL); vs. Gonzaga (DC) at HoopHall Classic (Springfield, MA); Feb. 5 at Pine Crest at Kreul Classic (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
22. White Station, Memphis, TN
Coach: Jesus Patino
Last season's record: 31-7, Division I Class 3A state champion
Outlook: The Spartans return four starters and most of their reserves from a team that won the Division 1 Class 3A state title last year. White Station is led by 5-11 senior PG Joe Jackson (Memphis), who averaged 26.4 points per game last year, and 6-2 junior guard Andre Hollins. They are also joined by 6-7 junior Marvin Williams and the transfer of 6-2 junior guard Nino Johnson from rival Melrose.
Key Games: Jan. 14-16 at Bass Pro Tournament of Champions (Springfield, MO); Feb. 13 vs. Melrose
23. Gonzaga, Washington, DC
Coach: Steve Turner
Last season's record: 29-5, Alhambra Catholic Invitational champions
Outlook: Three Division 1 recruits return as starters for the runners-up of the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference, one of the nation’s toughest conferences. The Eagles went 10-5 against teams that were nationally or regionally ranked last season. 6-0 senior guard Tyler Thornton (Duke) has been the team’s floor leader since his freshman year and will lead one of the East Coast’s best starting backcourts, along with 6-1 senior guard Cedrick Lindsay (Richmond) and 6-4 senior guard/forward Malcolm Lemmons (Robert Morris). The future is bright for the Eagles, who have one of the nation’s most talented freshmen tandems with 5-11 guard Nathaniel Britt and 6-6 forward Kristopher Jenkins.
Key Games: Dec. 10-12 at Gonzaga D.C. Classic; Dec. 16-23 at Iolani Classic (Honolulu); Jan. 2 vs. Rice (New York, NY) at Cancer Research Classic (Wheeling, WV); Jan. 16 vs. Winter Park (Fla.) at Spalding HoopHall Classic (Springfield, MA); Jan. 29 vs. DeMatha; Feb. 22 at DeMatha
24. Pine Crest, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Coach: David Beckerman
Last season's record: 28-4, Class 3A state champion
Outlook: The Panthers won their second straight title last season behind the leadership of then-junior 6-3 guard Brandon Knight, who averaged 31.8 points, 8.7 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 3.0 steals per game while earning Gatorade National Player of the Year honors. Knight, the nation’s top guard, will once again lead Pine Crest, along with 6-6 junior Tevin Westbrook, 6-7 senior Brett Blizzard and 6-0 sophomore Trey Henry.
Key Games: Feb. 5 at Winter Park
25. Pershing, Detroit, MI
Coach: A.W. Canada
Last season's record: 26-1, Class 3A champion
Outlook: The Doughboys, the most prominent program in Detroit, return after years off of the national radar. Last year, Pershing won the state title behind Michigan’s Mr. Basketball Derrick Nix and then-junior Keith Appling (Michigan State) and his state-record 49 points in the championship. Nix has graduated, but 6-2 Appling is returning, along with 6-6 senior Juwan Howard, Jr. (Western Michigan), the son of former Fab Five player and NBA All-Star, 6-7 senior Raymone McAfee and 6-1 senior Keidez Foster.
Key Games: Jan. 16 vs. Detroit Country Day
Regional Rankings
East
1. St. Patrick, Elizabeth, NJ (30-3)
2. Montrose Christian, Rockville, MD (22-3)
3. St. Benedict’s, Newark, NJ (24-3)
4. DeMatha, Hyattsville, MD (31-4)
5. Rice, New York, NY (25-3)
6. St. Anthony, Jersey City, NJ (24-5)
7. Gonzaga, Washington, DC (29-5)
8. St. Frances Academy, Baltimore, MD (33-5)
9. Lake Clifton, Baltimore, MD (28-0)
10. Christ the King, Middle Village, NY (25-4)
South
1. Oak Hill Academy, Mouth of Wilson, VA (40-1)
2. Milton, Alpharetta, GA (24-8)
3. Yates, Houston, TX (34-1)
4. Wheeler, Marietta, GA (25-7)
5. Christ School, Arden, NC (36-2)
6. Montverde Academy, Montverde, FL (21-7)
7. Winter Park, FL (24-8)
8. White Station, Memphis, TN (30-7)
9. Pine Crest, Fort Lauderdale, FL (28-4)
10. Butler, Huntsville, AL (34-3)
Midwest
1. Northland, Columbus, OH (27-1)
2. Whitney Young, Chicago, IL (26-9)
3. Bloomington South, Bloomington, IN (26-0)
4. Ames, IA (26-0)
5. Pershing, Detroit, MI (26-1)
6. Waukegan, IL (26-5)
7. Chaminade, St. Louis, MO (27-4)
8. De La Salle, Chicago, IL (21-5)
9. Detroit Country Day, Birmingham, MI (24-2)
10. Simeon, Chicago, IL (18-10)
West
1. Findlay Prep, Henderson, NV (33-0)
2. Westchester, Los Angeles, CA (35-2)
3. Mater Dei, Santa Ana, CA (31-2)
4. Taft, Woodland Hills, CA (27-5)
5. Jefferson, Portland, OR (20-6)
6. Jesuit, Portland, OR (25-3)
7. Fairfax, Los Angeles, CA (27-5)
8. Federal Way, WA (28-2)
9. Salesian, Richmond, CA (31-4)
10. De La Salle, Concord, CA (26-2)
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