Week 11 PrepNation National Prep Basketball Poll

The National Prep Basketball Poll is compiled by high school sports experts Jamie DeMoney of XOS Digital and Dr. Jeremy Plowman with input from sportswriters, experts, and coaches. The Week 11 national Top 25 and regional Top 10's follow with won-loss records:

NATIONAL TOP 25                             

1. Chino Hills HS (Calif.), 28-0

2. Montverde Academy (Fla.), 25-1

3. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.), 37-1

4. Sierra Canyon HS (Chatsworth, Calif.), 24-3

5. Atascocita HS (Humble, Texas), 32-0

6. St. Anthony HS (Jersey City, N.J.), 23-0

7. DeMatha HS (Hyattsville, Md.), 26-4

8. St. John’s College HS (Washington), 27-3

9. Stevens Point HS (Wis.), 22-0

10. La Lumiere School (La Porte, Ind.), 24-3

11. Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.), 25-1

12. St. Benedict’s Prep (Newark, N.J.), 28-1

13. Chaminade HS (St. Louis), 21-5

14. Garfield HS (Seattle), 23-2

15. University of Detroit Jesuit (Detroit), 17-0

16. Bishop Montgomery HS (Torrance, Calif.), 25-1

17. Hopkins HS (Minnetonka, Minn.), 25-1

18. Providence Day (Charlotte, N.C.), 30-3

19. Greenforest Christian HS (Decatur, Ga.), 27-2

20. Neumann-Goretti HS (Philadelphia), 22-2

21. Wayne HS (Huber Heights, Ohio), 23-0

22. Apple Valley HS (Minn.), 25-1

23. Memphis East (Tenn.), 25-2

24. Simeon HS (Chicago), 24-3

25. Patrick School (Elizabeth, N.J.), 19-5

NORTHEAST REGION

1. St. Anthony HS (Jersey City, N.J.), 23-0

2. St. Benedict’s Prep (Newark, N.J.), 28-1

3. Neumann-Goretti HS (Philadelphia), 22-2

4. Patrick School (Elizabeth, N.J.), 19-5

5. Seton Hall Prep (West Orange, N.J.), 24-1

6. Roman Catholic HS (Philadelphia), 20-4

7. Archbishop Carroll HS (Radnor, Pa.), 21-3

8. Long Island Lutheran HS (Brookville, N.Y), 22-3

9. Roselle Catholic HS (N.J.), 17-6

10. Linden HS (N.J.), 17-4

EAST COAST REGION

1. Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.), 37-1

2. DeMatha HS (Hyattsville, Md.), 26-4

3. St. John’s College HS (Washington), 27-3

4. Providence Day (Charlotte, N.C.), 30-3

5. High Point Christian HS (N.C.), 24-6

6. H.D. Woodson HS (Washington), 29-0

7. Greensboro Day (N.C.), 28-5

8. Hammond School (Columbia, S.C.), 22-2

9. Huntington St. Joseph Prep (W.Va.), 25-7

10. Gonzaga College HS (Washington), 22-7

SOUTHEAST REGION

1. Montverde Academy (Fla.), 25-1

2. Greenforest Christian HS (Decatur, Ga.), 27-2

3. Memphis East HS (Tenn.), 25-2

4. Scotlandville HS (Baton Rouge, La.), 30-2

5. Hamilton Heights Christian HS (Chattanooga, Tenn.), 25-3

6. Miller Grove HS (Lithonia, Ga.), 27-2

7. Jonesboro HS (Ga.), 26-4

8. Blackman HS (Murfreesboro, Tenn.), 26-0

9. Westlake HS (Atlanta), 24-4

10. Dillard HS (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.), 25-5

MIDWEST REGION

1. Stevens Point HS (Wis.), 22-0

2. La Lumiere School (La Porte, Ind.), 24-3

3. University of Detroit Jesuit HS (Detroit), 17-0

4. Wayne HS (Huber Heights, Ohio), 23-0

5. Simeon HS (Chicago), 24-3

6. North Central HS (Indianapolis), 19-2

7. Morgan Park HS (Chicago), 22-3

8. Fenwick HS (Chicago), 24-2

9. Westerville South HS (Ohio), 19-4

10. Merrillville HS (Ind.), 20-1

MIDLANDS REGION

1. Chaminade HS (St. Louis), 21-5

2. Hopkins HS (Minnetonka, Minn.), 25-1

3. Apple Valley HS (Minn.), 25-1

4. Wasatch Academy (Mount Pleasant, Utah), 26-3

5. Overland HS (Aurora, Colo.), 20-3

6. Osseo HS (Minn.), 26-0

7. Omaha South HS (Neb.), 23-1

8. Lee’s Summit HS (Mo.), 23-0

9. Rangeview HS (Aurora, Colo.), 23-0

10. Lone Peak HS (Highland, Utah), 20-4

SOUTHWEST REGION

1. Atascocita HS (Humble, Texas), 32-0

2. Findlay Prep (Henderson, Nev.), 25-1

3. Lancaster HS (Texas), 29-2

4. Edmond North HS (Okla.), 23-0

5. DeSoto HS (Texas), 29-2

6. Shadow Mountain HS (Phoenix), 24-5

7. Bishop Gorman HS (Las Vegas), 23-7

8. Tascosa HS (Amarillo, Texas), 29-0

9. Fort Bend Elkins HS (Missouri City, Texas), 30-2

10. Brandeis HS (San Antonio), 30-1

WEST COAST REGION

1. Chino Hills HS (Calif.), 28-0

2. Sierra Canyon HS (Chatsworth, Calif.), 24-3

3. Garfield HS (Seattle), 23-2

4. Bishop Montgomery HS (Torrance, Calif.), 25-1

5. Mater Dei HS (Santa Ana, Calif.), 26-3

6. Foothills Christian HS (El Cajon, Calif.), 21-4

7. Federal Way HS (Wash.), 25-0

8. West Linn HS (Ore.), 20-3

9. Modesto Christian HS (Calif.), 26-1

10. Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, Calif.), 22-4

THREE-POINTERS

Top Three Storylines

Top-ranked Chino Hills (Calif.) opened up postseason play with a 100-66 rout of Santa Margarita in the CIF-SS Open Division playoffs. It’s the 14^th time the Wolves (28-0) have reached the century mark this season. Meanwhile, No. 2 Montverde Academy (Fla.) will be watching from the sidelines as Chino Hill attempts to wrap up a state and national championship. The three-time defending Prep Poll champion Eagles have begun a six-week layoff before a likely appearance in the Dick’s Sporting Goods High School Nationals on March 31-April 2 in New York.

Providence Day (N.C.) became the first Top 25 team to capture a state championship this season. The No. 18 Chargers (30-3) beat regionally ranked High Point Christian (N.C.), 67-53, for the North Carolina Independent Schools Class 3A crown. It was their 20^th consecutive win.

No. 24 Simeon (Chicago) returned to the national poll after beating three of the Top 11 teams in Chicago over the weekend. The Wolverines toppled regionally ranked Morgan Park on Friday, took down state-ranked Evanston on Saturday, and then capped things off with a 54-49 defeat of Kenwood Sunday night for the Chicago Public League championship. 

Top Three Risers

1. Simeon (Ill.)

2. Westlake (Ga.)

3. Dillard (Fla.)

Top Three Feats  

Senior guard Quentin Gooden recorded a quadruple double – with 14 points, 12 rebounds, 11 assists, and 10 steals – to lead Taylor County (Ky.) to a 75-41 win against Nelson County. Gooden will play at Xavier next season.

One week after a 60-point outburst, Norman (Okla.) North junior Trae Young recorded his second 50-point game of the season in a 99-84 victory against rival Norman.

Four-star sophomore guard Tre Jones of No. 22 Apple Valley (Minn.) notched a triple double with 23 points, 11 assists, and 10 rebounds in an 81-62 win against Rosemount.

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The National Prep Poll is second only to the USA Today Super 25 as the longest continually published weekly high school rankings. While a product of World Features Syndicate (1987-2015), the National Prep Poll was the only high school poll distributed to newspapers and websites around the United States by the Associated Press.

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