NATIONAL
TOP 25
1. Chino
Hills HS (Calif.), 22-0
2.
Montverde Academy (Fla.), 22-1
3. Oak
Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.), 29-1
4. Sierra
Canyon HS (Chatsworth, Calif.), 19-3
5. Atascocita
HS (Humble, Texas), 28-0
6.
DeMatha HS (Hyattsville, Md.), 18-3
7.
Garfield HS (Seattle), 17-1
8. St.
Anthony HS (Jersey City, N.J.), 14-0
9. St.
John’s College HS (Washington), 20-2
10. Findlay
Prep (Henderson, Nev.), 23-1
11.
Stevens Point HS (Wis.), 17-0
12. La
Lumiere School (La Porte, Ind.), 20-3
13.
Chaminade HS (St. Louis), 17-5
14. St. Benedict’s
Prep (Newark, N.J.), 20-1
15. University
of Detroit Jesuit (Detroit), 13-0
16.
DeSoto HS (Texas), 25-1
17.
Bishop Montgomery HS (Torrance, Calif.), 21-1
18. Patrick
School (Elizabeth, N.J.), 12-4
19.
Hopkins HS (Minnetonka, Minn.), 21-1
20. Gonzaga
College (Washington), 17-3
21. Hammond
School (Columbia, S.C.), 19-1
22.
Greenforest Christian HS (Decatur, Ga.), 20-2
23. Providence
Day (Charlotte, N.C.), 23-3
24.
Memphis East (Tenn.), 20-1
25. Neumann-Goretti
HS (Philadelphia), 18-2
NORTHEAST
REGION
1. St. Anthony
HS (Jersey City, N.J.), 14-0
2. St. Benedict’s
Prep (Newark, N.J.), 20-1
3.
Patrick School (Elizabeth, N.J.), 12-4
4. Neumann-Goretti
HS (Philadelphia), 18-2
5. Seton
Hall Prep (West Orange, N.J.), 15-1
6.
Cardozo HS (Bayside, N.Y.), 18-1
7. Linden
HS (N.J.), 11-2
8. Archbishop
Carroll HS (Radnor, Pa.), 18-2
9. Bishop
Loughlin HS (Brooklyn), 13-3
10. Roman
Catholic HS (Philadelphia), 16-4
EAST
COAST REGION
1. Oak
Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.), 29-1
2.
DeMatha HS (Hyattsville, Md.), 18-3
3. St.
John’s College HS (Washington), 20-2
4. Hammond
School (Columbia, S.C.), 20-1
5. Providence
Day (Charlotte, N.C.), 23-3
6. Gonzaga
College HS (Washington), 17-3
7. High
Point Christian HS (N.C.), 19-4
8.
Greensboro Day (N.C.), 24-4
9. H.D.
Woodson HS (Washington), 24-0
10.
National Christian HS (Fort Washington, Md.), 15-1
SOUTHEAST
REGION
1.
Montverde Academy (Fla.), 22-1
2.
Greenforest Christian HS (Decatur, Ga.), 20-2
3.
Memphis East HS (Tenn.), 20-1
4. Scotlandville
HS (Baton Rouge, La.), 24-2
5.
Hamilton Heights Christian HS (Chattanooga, Tenn.), 24-2
6.
Norland HS (Miami), 21-4
7.
Wheeler HS (Marietta, Ga.), 17-5
8. Miller
Grove HS (Lithonia, Ga.), 21-2
9.
Jonesboro HS (Ga.), 20-3
10.
Blackman HS (Murfreesboro, Tenn.), 22-0
MIDWEST
REGION
1.
Stevens Point HS (Wis.), 17-0
2. La Lumiere
School (La Porte, Ind.), 20-3
3.
University of Detroit Jesuit HS (Detroit), 13-0
4. Wayne
HS (Huber Heights, Ohio), 17-0
5. Morgan
Park HS (Chicago), 17-2
6.
Moeller HS (Cincinnati), 16-1
7. North
Central HS (Indianapolis), 15-1
8.
Westerville South HS (Ohio), 16-3
9.
Fenwick HS (Chicago), 18-2
10.
Mercer County HS (Harrodsburg, Ky.), 23-0
MIDLANDS
REGION
1.
Chaminade HS (St. Louis), 17-5
2. Hopkins
HS (Minnetonka, Minn.), 21-1
3. Apple
Valley HS (Minn.), 19-1
4.
Wasatch Academy (Mount Pleasant, Utah), 21-3
5. Lone
Peak HS (Highland, Utah), 15-3
6. Omaha
South HS (Neb.), 18-0
7. Osseo HS
(Minn.), 20-0
8. Lee’s
Summit HS (Mo.), 17-0
9.
Eaglecrest HS (Centennial, Colo.), 17-0
10.
Rangeview HS (Aurora, Colo.), 16-0
SOUTHWEST
REGION
1. Atascocita
HS (Humble, Texas), 28-0
2. Findlay
Prep (Henderson, Nev.), 23-1
3. DeSoto
HS (Texas), 25-1
4.
Lancaster HS (Texas), 24-2
5. Shadow
Mountain HS (Phoenix), 19-4
6. Edmond
North HS (Okla.), 17-0
7. Bishop
Gorman HS (Las Vegas), 16-6
8. Tascosa
HS (Amarillo, Texas), 25-0
9. Fort
Bend Elkins HS (Missouri City, Texas), 25-2
10.
Fayetteville HS (Ark.), 17-1
WEST
COAST REGION
1. Chino
Hills HS (Calif.), 22-0
2. Sierra
Canyon HS (Chatsworth, Calif.), 19-3
3.
Garfield HS (Seattle), 17-1
4. Bishop
Montgomery HS (Torrance, Calif.), 21-1
5.
Foothills Christian HS (El Cajon, Calif.), 16-3
6. Mater Dei
HS (Santa Ana, Calif.), 20-3
7. West
Linn HS (Ore.), 14-3
8.
Modesto Christian HS (Calif.), 20-1
9.
Rainier Beach HS (Seattle), 13-1
10. De La
Salle HS (Concord, Calif.), 18-1
THREE-POINTERS
Top Three
Storylines
Top-ranked
Chino Hills (Calif.) notched its fifth win of the season over current or former
Top 25 teams with a 71-67 triumph over No. 17 Bishop Montgomery (Calif.). McDonald’s
All-American guard Lonzo Ball (UCLA) was held to a season-low five points but
still had a double-double with 12 rebounds and 10 assists.
Second-ranked
Montverde Academy (Fla.) ran past regionally-ranked Wasatch Academy (Utah),
83-62, to retain the championship of its own Montverde Academy Invitational
Tournament. The Eagles (22-1) have beaten teams from 12 states and D.C. this
season.
Senior
guard Markelle Fultz (Washington) scored 28 points – including 13 in the fourth
quarter – to lead No. 6 DeMatha (Md.) to a come-from-behind 66-62 win against
No. 20 Gonzaga (D.C.). The Stags rallied from an 11-point halftime deficit to
even the regular-season series with their Washington Catholic Athletic
Conference rival.
Top Three
Risers
1.
Rainier Beach (Wash.)
2.
Blackman (Tenn.)
3. De La
Salle (Calif.)
Top Three
Feats
Michael
Porter Jr., a five-star prospect in the Class of 2017, eclipsed the 2,000-point
mark for his career as Father Tolton (Mo.) clobbered Kirkville, 74-38. Porter
Jr. is averaging around 28 points per game in three seasons.
Utah-bound
senior guard Devon Daniels of Prolific Prep (Calif.) recorded a triple-double
with 20 points, 15 rebounds, and 10 assists in a 123-83 win over Victory Prep
(Texas).
Regionally
ranked Modesto Christian (Calif.) extended its state-record winning streak in league games to 150 when it buried Davis, 88-43. In addition, the Crusaders
(20-1) now have a 20-game winning streak overall this season.
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