Tri State Border Battle

This Saturday went to Just a Game field house to watch the Tri State Border Battle, which can hardly be called tri as there was only one team from Iowa and four from Minnesota. This isn't quiet as big as the WBY Border Battle but, still brings in some pretty good teams. 

Wisconsin Dells 81 Fond du Lac Ojibwe 44

I think they gave the home team the easy match up as FDL is just seemed to be extremely undermanned and short handed. FDL had only eight players, two of which were junior high players and three more freshmen. I don't want to say Dells went easy on them but, they took the game pretty easy as they were only up seven at half before blowing out FDL in the second half. FDL took lots of quick shots and turned the ball over which led to numerous fast break buckets for the Dells. Dells also shot the ball pretty well knocking shots down from three point range. FDL was just too young and Dells was just an ok team but, that's all they needed to be. 

Top Scorers

WD- Peyton Rohling 20 Dominic Morse 16 Robert Goree 10

FDL- Lester Williamson 14 Evan Butcher 8 River Heitala 6

Lake Mills 69 Spring Grove Mn 66

Lake Mills jumped out early in this one behind the hot shooting of 5'11 junior Brady Wagner who hit five threes in the first half before Spring Grove climbed back into this one. Both teams shot a lot of threes but, it was Lake Mills offensive rebounding that gave them the half time edge 43-36. In the second half Spring Grove seemed poised to take the lead behind there 1-3-1 zone defense and Lake Mills going a little cold from the outside but, their star 6'3 junior Chase Grinde picked up his fourth foul midway through the second half and sat a good chunk of the second. Lake Mills finally figured things out behind the passing of 6'3 senior Collin Moen who found 6'6 senior Simon Lensmire on back to back trips. 6'0 junior Alex Ranney also hit a pair of threes to help seal the deal with Wagner struggling in the second half. Some shotty free throw shooting game Spring Grove a shot but, Lake Mills survived as Spring Grove just ran out of time. 

Top Scorers

LM- Wagner 30 Linesmire 15 Moen 11 Ranney 10

SP- Grinde 24 Alex Engelhardt 17 Alex Folz 15

Pleasant Valley Iowa 44 Ripon 31

Really wasn't as close as the score shows. Pleasant Valley had a ton of size and is a pretty good team, they start four guys between 6'5 and 6'8. Ripon's real only size is 6'7 junior Bennett Vander Plas who is a very good player but, has probably never played a team that has four different guys that can all guard him and are as big as him. Along with the size issue Vander Plas had no help as the number two scorer 6'3 junior Edward Muench just couldn't find his shot all game long and I'm not sure if he hit a three all game long. On the defensive end they had a 5'10 guy guarded Valley's best player 6'7 senior Will Carius. Carius didn't really force things and didn't seem to be his game but, he could get his shot off any time he wanted and look over the defender and find the open team mate. Valley was very content just running their offensive and taking their time which helped to keep this a lower scoring game. For Ripon Vander Plas really pressed and forced a lot of bad and off balanced shots and there was rarely a second chance basket to be had. 

Top Scorers

PV- Carius 19 Carter Milam 10 John Czarnicki 6

R- Vander Plas 13 Muench 8 Marshall Morrin 5

Caledonia Mn 80 Brookfield Academy 79

This was the game of the day and honestly I'm not sure how Brookfield Academy lost this game. I think Caledonia led 6-0 early and then 80-79 and that was the only two leads they had all game. BA was up 10 late in the second half I believe but, some so so free throw shooting and some very poor passing against the press allowed Caledonia to pull this one late. 6'5 Brookfield Academy senior Joseph Lemon was raining threes from the corners all game long and 6'1 senior Ryan Clarey was his normal self. As much as the two big guns hit the threes for BA Caledonia's 6'0 sophomore Owen King matched them and 6'5 senior Gavin Schroeder had his way on the inside. This was a good battle and Caledonia never went away and in the end Brookfield Academy simply couldn't handle the pressure. 

Top Scorers

C- Schroeder 29 King 22 Colton Lampert 12

BA- Lemon 35 Clarey 24 Alexander Setzer 8 

Top Players 

Peyton Rohling 6'0 junior Wisconsin Dells- Did a very solid job of running the offensive and not forcing things. Was able to hit the open threes when they were there.

Dominic Morse 6'0 senior Wisconsin Dells- Really got out and ran in the transition and was able to finish at the basket with a variety of moves. 

Lester Williamson 6'3 senior Fond du Lac Ojibwe- Played hard and showed the athleticism to finish at the rim and was able to knock down a couple of threes as well. 

Brady Wagner 5'11 junior Lake Mills- Just couldn't miss from three point range in the first half and I love his step back shot. Also had a couple nice floaters in the lane. 

Simon Lensmire 6'6 senior Lake Mills- Moves so well for a big man and loves to get out and run in transition. Showed some nice moves with his back to the basket. 

Collin Moen 6'3 senior Lake Mills- Not a huge scorer but, really made a difference with his passing setting up his team mates with easy buckets. 

Chase Grinde 6'3 junior Spring Grove- Can really score the ball primarily driving to the hoop and did a nice job of guarding Lensmire on the post. 

Alex Engelhardt 6'3 senior Spring Grove- Played very very hard in this one and got to the rim and hit a couple of big threes. 

Alex Folz 5'9 freshmen Spring Grove- Never would of guessed he was a freshmen and he was huge coming off the bench and hitting some huge threes.

Bennett Vander Plas 6'7 junior Ripon- Big man that showed the ability to get out and move. Handled the ball and can shoot the three ball. 

Will Carius 6'7 senior Pleasant Valley- Really loved this kid. Can tell he's the best player on the court but, he doesn't force things. Yes he score 19 points but, I don't think that he missed a shot. Definitely a guy that can play on the perimeter in college. Very nice mid range shot that he could make over smaller defenders. 

Joseph Lemon 6'5 senior Brookfield Academy- Said it all earlier, just couldn't miss from three point range. Clarey gets the hype but, Lemon is the key to their success. 

Ryan Clarey 6'1 senior Brookfield Academy- Handled the ball really well in the game and was able to get in the lane and score. 

Owen King 6'0 sophomore Caledonia- In the second half every three Brookfield Academy hit, King was there to hit the three for Caledonia. Just a settling force on the court and great shooter. 

Gavin Schroeder 6'5 senior Caledonia- To be completely honest I didn't notice him a ton but, he ended up finishing with 29 points so he was pretty big. 

Colton Lampert 6'0 senior Caledonia- Didn't score a ton or do anything overly impressive but, it was his pressure defense that allowed them to take the lead late in the game. 

Was another long fun day of basketball seeing some of the best teams in the state and this coming Saturday will be another one at the Midwest Players Classic where I will once again get to see some of the best in Wisconsin and Minnesota. 

Week 6 Rankings

It is Sunday again so time for my updated rankings. Appears that there have been some major changes as some top teams lost some games and even one team lost a pair of games.

Division One
Milwaukee King was the team to lose two games losing to Milwaukee Morse Marshall and Milwaukee Washington and drop to six with all the other top teams losing, which allowed Sheboygan North to stay put even though they lost to Bay Port. Oshkosh North lost to Hortonville and drop just one spot while, Germantown dropped a game to Cedarburg and fall to nine. Muskego lost to Oconomowoc, Sun Prairie lost to Madison West, and West Allis Hale lost to New Berlin Eisenhower and Brookfield Central, bring all three teams in at 13, 14, 15. Janesville Craig lost to Madison Memorial and fall from the rankings allowing Milwaukee Marquette to jump into the rankings at 12.

1. Stevens Point
2. Milwaukee Riverside
3. Middleton
4. Racine Park
5. Sheboygan North
6. Milwaukee King
7. Oshkosh North
8. Madison Memorial
9. Germantown
10. De Pere
11. Arrowhead
12. Milwaukee Marquette
13. Sun Prairie
14. Muskego
15. West Allis Hale

Division Two
A minor upheaval here as Kauakauna lost to Appleton East, La Crosse Central to La Crosse Logan, and Pewaukee to Greendale. These three were the elite in my mind so hang tough at two, three, and four. Despite the big win Greendale lost to Milwaukee Pius dropping to 13, followed by Hortonville who lost to Neenah, followed by Pulaski who lost to De Pere. West De Pere lost to Appleton Xavier and fall from the rankings allowing Milwaukee Morse Marshall to get in the rankings at a much deserved spot.

1. New Berlin Eisenhower
2. Kaukauna
3. La Crosse Central
4. Pewaukee
5. Onalaska
6. Waunakee 
7. Milwaukee Washington
8. Monona Grove
9. Whitnall
10. Wausau East
11. Cedarburg
12. Milwaukee Morse Marshall
13. Greendale
14. Hortonville
15. Pulaski

Division Three
Evansville lost to East Troy and Madison Edgewood lost to Middleton dropping Edgewood to eight and Evansville to nine. Marshall lost to Mount Horeb which is a tough one because they beat both Brookfield Academy and Ripon, so I dropped them to 12 behind BA and ahead of Ripon. Brookfield Academy lost to Caledonia Mn which I will not count against them, same for Ripon who lost to Pleasant Valley Iowa.

1. GET
2. Xavier
3. Wrightstown
4. Waupun
5. Prescott
6. Lake Mills
7. Lakeside Lutheran
8. Madison Edgewood
9. Evansville
10. Brookfield Academy
11. Brown Deer
12. Marshall
13. Ripon
14. Watertown Luther Prep
15. Southern Door

Division Four
Amherst lost to Auburndale falling to five followed by Destiny who lost to a very good Brookfield Academy. Kenosha St Joes lost to Racine St Cats and fell to nine. Aquinas lost to Onalaska dropping just a spot to 13. Prairie School lost to Dominican and Kenosha St Joes both two very good teams so they hang on to the 15 spot.

1. Melrose Mindoro
2. Dominican
3. Cameron 
4. Unity
5. Amherst
6. Destiny
7. Deerfield 
8. Markesan
9. Kenosha St Joes
10. Marathon
11. Iowa Grant
12. Eau Claire Regis
13. La Crosse Aquinas
14. Darlington
15. Kenosha St. Joes

Division Five
Washburn lost to Solon Springs and fall all the way to 13 just behind them. Pecatonica lost to Barnveld, who replaced them at 15.

1. Hillsboro
2. McDonnell Central
3. Seneca
4. Port Edwards
5. Gresham
6. Columbus Catholic
7. Bangor
8. Almond Bancroft
9. Clayton
10. Shullsburg
11. Hustisford
12. Solon Springs 
13. Washburn
14. De Soto
15. Barneveld

Memorial over Craig

Tonight took in the Madison Memorial verse Janesville Craig game. This was my first chance seeing a much improved Craig team this year. I knew Craig had a good point guard and some nice size, otherwise didn't know much. One disappointment was that Craig had five players not suited up. I have no idea if these players are big rotation players or not but, it just felt like I was missing something with those five guys not playing and maybe that affected Craig's playing being that they really only played six guys.

Off the bat it was all Memorial as they absolutely controlled the glass on the offensive end getting two or three shots every time down the court. Memorial jumped out to a 10 point lead but, a scoring drought  allowed Craig back into the game as they scored most of their first half points from the free throw line. I was surprised Craig really didn't attack the hoop, specifically their point guard 5'9 junior San'trell Payton. From what I had heard Payton was a pretty impressive player but, he really didn't look to shoot the ball a whole lot and never really attacked the rim. A bright spot for Craig was the first half play of 6'11 senior Riley Jensen who used his size to score in the paint and seemed to have things going until three first half fouls sent him to the bench. Outside of the rebounds it was the strong play of 6'0 junior Billy Wilson who carried Memorial, hitting a pair of threes and then getting a put back basket on an offensive rebound of course. Craig had a one point half time lead.

In the second half it was all Memorial junior 6'8 Chris Knight. Knight used his athleticism to score in the paint and grab second and third chance points. Knight also got things going in the transition game getting a pair of steals leading to dunks, one where he had a nice cross over and dunk finish. There was also one nice play where Knight had the big assist to a team mate. Despite Knight's best efforts Memorial just couldn't put Craig away. Late in the game Craig was fouling and Payton was finally looking to score, as he scored 10 of his 12 points in the final four or five minutes. Memorial made there free throws late to get the win.

Top Players
Chris Knight 6'8 junior Madison Memorial- Really played a great game on the defensive end blocking shots and getting steals. Knight got a ton of rebounds like always and did his thing on the inside putting the ball in the hoop.

Billy Wilson 6'0 junior Madison Memorial- Was the offensive early on scoring eight points in the first five minutes with those two threes and offensive rebound basket.

Matt Caropreso 6'6 junior Madison Memorial- Not a great game but, really rebounded well in the game teaming with Knight and fellow junior Jake Ferguson to dominate the glass.

Riley Jensen 6'11 senior Janesville Craig- Had some nice plays scoring in the paint on the offensive end but, foul trouble really hurt him.

Box Score
Memorial 52- Knight 22 Wilson 13 Caropreso 10 Ferguson 4 Logan Knecht 2 Jason Weah 1 Chase Danielson 0 Terrel Goodwan 0 Robert Bennett 0
Craig 45- Jake Negus 11 Payton 10 Jensen 10 Adam Anhold 5 Zach Gestrich 5 Nick Cramer 2 Cody Brault 0

I would really like to Craig use their size a little more and pound things inside being that they start a 6'9 and 6'11 player. Also I'd like to see them penetrate the paint a little more in particular Payton who has the quicknes to get to the hoop just needs to be a little more aggressive in my opinion. For Memorial I think things will really hinge on the play of Knight and if Ferguson and Caropreso can stay out of foul trouble. The last few games I've watched both Ferguson and Caropreso have had some foul trouble which really limits the Memorial rotation.

The first half of the Big Eight is nearly over and things still seem pretty muddled. Middleton seems to be the cream of the crop and La Follette and Parker are bottom dwellers but, everyone else is pretty mixed up and state team a year ago Madison East seems to be rounding into form.

Dunks of the year

Updated rankings on dunks I've seen.  

1. George Dixon 6'5 junior Milwaukee Riverside vs De Pere December 29 
A real impressive play. Dixon grabbed the defensive rebound and drove the length of the court and threw it down with two hands between two De Pere defenders.

2. Kwam Clements 6'3 senior Verona vs Madison Memorial January 5
Probably have some disagreements here but, I liked this dunk. It was quick with a steal from Clements and two steps and a nice right handed dunk. This got the crowd going and I was kind of surprised as I thought he was going to just lay it up off the glass.  

3. Caleb Johnson 6'3 senior Wisconsin Lutheran vs De Pere December 30
A dunk I really liked. Johnson cut to the middle of the lane where a team mate found him and threw down a nice one handed dunk in the paint. Liked it because of size and kind of unexpected.

4. Jake Ferguson 6'5 junior Madison Memorial vs Sun Prairie December 8.
Ferguson drove the baseline and threw down a powerful two handed dunk. This one was kind of unexpected as I expected him just to lay it in but, he just went up and put it down.

5. Chris Knight 6'8 junior Madison Memorial vs Madison East December 3
Knight caught the ball just past half court and took it to the hoop in transition and threw it down one handed between three East defenders. This play got the crowd pumped up and wasn't a great dunk but, was a tremendous play overall. 

6. Taejuan Johson 6'4 junior Homestead vs Milwaukee Riverside December 28
Johnson really has some nice bounce and actually had two identical dunks in this game where he got break away dunks and threw it down with authority with the left hand. Also had a monster block to start the game. 

7. Terrence Lewis 6'6 junior Milwaukee Riverside vs Homestead December 28, De Pere December 29
Had two nice powerful dunks on break aways back to back days at the WBY. 

8.Alodes Williams 6'3 junior Milwaukee Riverside vs De Pere December 29
This one was a little unexpected so pushed it up but, hammered a nice break away dunk in transition. 

9. Grayson Knowlton 6'6 junior McDonell Central vs Living Word Lutheran December 29 
Late in a blow out game but, really liked how smooth he did the dunk in transition after taking the over the shoulder pass. 

10. Jai'Vionne Green 6'4 senior Wauwatosa East vs Cedarburg December 30
More a celebratory thing but, it was a nice two handed dunk to a seal a huge five point win over Cedarburg. 

Madison Memorial over Verona

Not sure if this wasn't that great of a game or I was just tired but, this game didn't seem that interesting from the get go. Memorial had the game in hand right away and gave Verona some hope but, in the end they really cruised to victory.

From the get go Verona was missing shots and I'm not sure if it was that Memorial's defense was that great or they simply were settling for outside shots and they weren't falling. In particular I noticed that 6'2 senior Cole Schmitz, I have seen Schmitz play before and typically he attacks the rim a little more but, he seemed to be settling for deep threes when he really wasn't that open. Fellow senior 6'2 Keaton Knueppel hit a couple early threes to keep Verona around but, after the early minutes he kind of disappeared.

On the other end it was 6'5 junior Jake Ferguson that got things going scoring six quick points. Ferguson looked like he was going to continue the strong play from the last game I saw against Middleton but, then some foul trouble strapped him for the remainder of the half. Some big threes from the Memorial junior guards 6'0 Billy Wilson and 5'11 Logan Knecht gave Memorial a lead but, some careless turnovers and some Verona fast break points, highlighted by a turnover a nice dunk by 6'3 Verona senior Kwan Clements.

In the second half in was all Memorial and in particular 6'8 junior Chris Knight who didn't do anything overally impressive but, controled in the interior on both ends of the court. Knight had a couple nice blocks that I can recal and scored the majority of his 21 points in the second half. Knight was scoring at will on the inside or getting fouled where he shot pretty well from the free throw line. Clements did his best for Verona to get them back in the game but, in the end Memorial built too big of a lead and actually the final of 58-42 makes the game appear closer then what it actually was.

Top Players
Jake Ferguson 6'5 junior Madison Memorial- Was limited by foul trouble but, when he was in really looked to score and showed a nice fade away shot which is where nearly all his made shots came from

Chris Knight 6'8 junior Madison Memorial- First game I've seen of Knight where he had a nice smooth touch around the rim and was making all of his shots from the inside. Dominated the glass like he does every game and had three or four blocks in the game.

Keaton Knueppel 6'2 senior Verona- Shot the three pretty well in the game and showed the ability to drive to the paint and score.

Kwan Clements 6'3 senior Verona- Really attacked the basket strong and plays with a high energy the rest of the team lacked.

Box Score
Veron 42- Knueppel 13 Clements 11 Nathaniel Buss 6 Brycen Smith 3 Schmitz 2 Robert Wagman 2 DeAngelo Dixon 2 Josh Hernandez 2 Colton Reiber 1 Nick Pederson 0 Max Fink 0 Tyler McClure 0 Nick Young 0 Brian Murphy 0 John Van Handel 0
Memorial 58- Knight 21 Knecht 11 Matt Caropreso 9 Ferguson 8 Wilson 5 DeUndra Moore 2 Ian Brown 2 Jason Weah 0 Chase Danielson 0 Robert Bennett 0 Joseph Harper 0

Without being to rough Verona just isn't tat good of a team this year and they have a long way to go. Not a big team and not a ton of athletes. I like Memorial because their a very balanced team but, after watching the teams from the WBY I can pretty confidently say that they probably aren't one of the top teams in the state but, there is some chance and very interested to see them a year from now.

Dunks of the Year

Got a few more dunks under my belt now after the WBY shootout. I realize now after seeing so many games it gets a little hard to remember each dunk. Now watching nine games a day three days straight isn't the norm so maybe it won't be as hard but, I found myself having to write down the dunks and having a hard time remembering from a week ago. 

1. George Dixon 6'5 junior Milwaukee Riverside vs De Pere December 29 
A real impressive play. Dixon grabbed the defensive rebound and drove the length of the court and threw it down with two hands between two De Pere defenders. 

2. Caleb Johnson 6'3 senior Wisconsin Lutheran vs De Pere December 30
A dunk I really liked. Johnson cut to the middle of the lane where a team mate found him and threw down a nice one handed dunk in the paint. Liked it because of size and kind of unexpected.

3. Jake Ferguson 6'5 junior Madison Memorial vs Sun Prairie December 8.
Ferguson drove the baseline and threw down a powerful two handed dunk. This one was kind of unexpected as I expected him just to lay it in but, he just went up and put it down.

4. Chris Knight 6'8 junior Madison Memorial vs Madison East December 3
Knight caught the ball just past half court and took it to the hoop in transition and threw it down one handed between three East defenders. This play got the crowd pumped up and wasn't a great dunk but, was a tremendous play overall. 

5. Taejuan Johson 6'4 junior Homestead vs Milwaukee Riverside December 28
Johnson really has some nice bounce and actually had two identical dunks in this game where he got break away dunks and threw it down with authority with the left hand. Also had a monster block to start the game. 

6. Terrence Lewis 6'6 junior Milwaukee Riverside vs Homestead December 28, De Pere December 29
Had two nice powerful dunks on break aways back to back days at the WBY. 

7.Alodes Williams 6'3 junior Milwaukee Riverside vs De Pere December 29
This one was a little unexpected so pushed it up but, hammered a nice break away dunk in transition. 

8. Grayson Knowlton 6'6 junior McDonell Central vs Living Word Lutheran December 29 
Late in a blow out game but, really liked how smooth he did the dunk in transition after taking the over the shoulder pass. 

9. Jai'Vionne Green 6'4 senior Wauwatosa East vs Cedarburg December 30
More a celebritory thing but, it was a nice two handed dunk to a seal a huge five point win over Cedarburg. 

10. Chris Knight 6'8 junior Madison Memorial vs Sun Prairie December 8
Typical steal and break away dunk that resulted in a nice little two handed dunk. Almost looked too easy though.

Again I am only ranking top 10 dunks of the year and every time I see a dunk worthy of being ranked I will update the rankings.

Week 4/5 Rankings

Sunday time again so time for my personal updated rankings. Again these are solely for my fun and mean nothing. Has been lots of big games over the holiday break and has been about a week and a half of games played so there is quite a bit of changes.

Division One
Germantown lost to Arrowhead and Stevens Point dropping to seven. Milwauke King lost to two California teams and an Arkansas team but, I don't hold that against teams cause we have no idea how good these teams are same can be said for Riverside who lost to a team from Minnesota and Madison Memorial who lost to a pair of teams from Florida. Racine Park lost to Milwaukee Pius and dropped to seven. Muskego lost to New Berlin Eisenhower and Stevens Point and drop just spot to nine. Sun Prairie lost to Milwaukee Washington and fall 10. Kimberly lost to Hortonville and Madison East falling from the rankings as did Neenah who also lost to Madison East. Arrowhead lost to Milwaukee Vincent and Oshkosh North and fall to 14. De Pere lost to Milwaukee Riverside, which isn't a bad lose so they moved up a spot to 13. Janesville Craig is the new team to the rankings.

1. Stevens Point
2. Milwaukee King
3. Milwaukee Riverside
4. Middleton
5. Sheboygan North
6. Oshkosh North
7. Germantown
8. Racine Park
9. Muskego
10. Sun Prairie
11. West Allis Hale
12. Madison Memorial
13. De Pere
14. Arrowhead
15. Janesville Craig

Division Two
Onalaska lost to Prairie du Chien but, beat Greendale, so the two hold strong at five and six. Milwaukee Washington lost to Kaukauna and drop just a spot to eight. Cedarburg lost to Wauwatosa East and fall all the way to 13. Seymour lost to Bay Port and Pulaski who replaced them in the rankings at 14. Waunakee lost to Middleton but, still moved up to seven. Whitefish Bay lost to Greendale and fell from the rankings and are replaced by West De Pere.

1. Kaukauna 
2. La Crosse Central
3. New Berlin Eisenhower
4. Pewaukee
5. Onalaska
6. Greendale
7. Waunakee
8. Milwaukee Washington
9. Monona Grove
10. Hortonville
11. Whitnall
12. Wausau East
13. Cedarburg
14. Pulaski
15. West De Pere

Division Three
Lake Mills lost to Edgewood, which allowed Edgewood to jump to seven and Lake Mills fell to eight. Ripon lost to Brookfield Academy and Marshall, who did lose to Lodi but, also beat Brookfield Academy, Ripon dropped all the way to 13, Brookfield Academy fell to 11, and Marshall to 10. Brown Deer lost to Milwaukee Washington and drop just a spot to 12.

1. GET
2. Xavier
3. Wrightstown
4. Waupun
5. Prescott
6. Evansville
7. Madison Edgewood
8. Lake Mills
9. Lakside Lutheran
10. Marshall
11. Brookfield Academy
12. Brown Deer
13. Ripon
14. Watertown Luther Prep
15. Southern Door

Division Four
Destiny lost to Racine Case and Kenosha St Joe lost to Kenosha Tremper both D1 schools so both teams only fall to three and four. La Crosse Aquinas lost to Appleton Xavier and Eau Claire Regis lost to Waupun dropping both teams to 12 and 13. Darlington lost to Dodgeville falling to 15. Racine Lutheran lost to Racine Horlick falling from the rankings and are replaced by the Prairie School at 14.

1. Amherst
2. Melrose Mindoro
3. Dominican
4. Destiny
5. Kenosha st Joes
6. Cameron
7. Unity
8. Deerfield
9. Markesan
10. Marathon
11. Iowa Grant
12. La Crosse Aquinas
13. Eau Claire Regis
14. Prairie School
15. Darlington

Division Five
Pectanica lost to Darlington and fall to 14. Wausau Newman lost to Marathon and Amherst and fall from the rankings replaced by Desoto at 15.

1. Hillsboro
2. Washburn
3. McDonnell Central 
4. Seneca
5. Port Edwards
6. Gresham
7. Columbus Catholic
8. Bangor
9. Almond Bancroft
10. Clayton
11. Shullsburg
12. Hustisford
13. Solon Springs
14. Pecatonica
15. Desoto