The Tennessee Associated Press has announced the top 10 girls’ high school basketball teams in each of the state’s six divisions. The selections were made by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters and are based on the number of first-place votes, records through Feb. 12, and total points. Let’s take a closer look at the top teams in each division.
In Class 4A, the top three teams are Westview, Macon County, and Jackson South Side. In Class 3A, the leading positions are held by Upperman, Bradley Central, and Houston. Class 2A sees Fulton, Gibson County, and York Institute in the top three spots. Finally, in Class 1A, Clay County, Summertown, and Loretto rank as the top three teams.
As for Division II, in Division II-A, the top three teams are Clarksville Academy, Grace Christian, and Providence Christian Academy. In Division II-AA, the leading spots are secured by Brentwood Academy, Ensworth, and Baylor.
It is worth noting that this week’s poll was voted on by The Chattanooga Times Free Press, The Daily Herald, The Daily News Journal, The Tennessean, Times News, Union City Daily Messenger, and WCMT Martin. All Associated Press members in Tennessee have the opportunity to contribute to the high school basketball poll, ensuring a diverse and comprehensive selection process.
These rankings are a valuable resource for basketball enthusiasts, providing an overview of the top-performing teams in the state. They can also serve as a guide for fans and supporters looking to attend games or follow the progress of their favourite teams.
For more in-depth coverage and insights on high school basketball in Tennessee, sports writer George Robinson is a valuable resource. He can be contacted via email at [email protected] and is also accessible on the X platform (formerly Twitter) @Cville_Sports.
For those interested in viewing the full rankings, it is recommended to visit the Tennessean website to ensure the poll is correctly configured on your screen.
These rankings are a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, coaches, and staff of each team. Congratulations to all the teams who have earned a spot in the top 10, and best of luck to them as they continue their basketball season.