WIAA Boys Basketball Rankings: The Top 10 Teams

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association has released its boys Basketball Rankings for the week of Jan. 28.

Introduction

In order to be eligible for the WIAA State Basketball Tournament a team must first win their District Championship. The WIAA Boys Basketball Rankings are released every Monday and they determine which teams are eligible for the State Tournament The Top 10 teams in each of the 7 WIAA classifications are ranked and the rankings are used to seed the teams in the State Tournament

WIAA Boys Basketball Rankings

1. Kaukauna
2. Sun Prairie
3. Stevens Point
4. Kimberly
5. Manitowoc Lincoln
6. Arrowhead
7. Waunakee
8. Franklin
9. Bay Port
10. Burlington

The Top 10 Teams

1. Appleton North (19-1)
2. Waunakee (19-1)
3. Kaukauna (17-3)
4.DSHA (16-4)
5. Xavier (16-4)
6. Onalaska (15-5)
7. Sun Prairie (14-6)
8 Arrowhead (13-7)
9 Eau Claire Memorial (13-7)
10 Wausau West (12-8)

The Bottom 10 Teams

Here are the bottom 10 teams in the WIAA boys basketball rankings
10. Kettle Moraine (5-3)
9. Arrowhead (6-3)
8. Kenosha Tremper (4-4)
7. Burlington (5-3)
6. Racine Park (5-3)
5. Milwaukee Bradley Tech (7-2)
4. Waukesha South (6-2)
3. Sheboygan North (7-2)
2. West Allis Hale (8-1)
1. Marquette (8-0)

The Middle 10 Teams

The Middle 10 teams are: (11) Burlington, (12) Kimberly, (13) Ashwaubenon, (14) Kaukauna, (15) Menasha, (16) Eau Claire Memorial, (17) Bay Port (18) Wausau West, (19) Sheboygan North, and (20) Hortonville.

The Top 5 Players

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The Bottom 5 Players

Gonzaga is the top-ranked team in the state, followed by Bellevue at number two. Skyline comes in at third, with University and Central Catholic rounding out the top five. The bottom five teams are Camas, Richland, Olympia, Kamiak, and Walla Walla.

The Middle 5 Players

C In order to complete a successful season it takes more than just the starting five players. It takes a team effort from the entire bench. Everyone has to do their part in order for the team to win. The following is a list of the top 5 players that are coming off the bench and making a big contribution to their team’s success.

5. Gervase Peterson (6-3, 190) Senior, New Berlin Eisenhower: Averaging 11 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 assists per game
4. Tyler Herro (6-5, 195) Freshman, Whitnall: Averaging 16 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 steals per game.
3. Koby McCray (6-4, 190) Senior, Waukesha South: Averaging 10 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 assists per game
2. Keeanu Benton (6-6, 200) JuniorWest Allis Nathan Hale: Averaging 12 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 blocks per game.
1. Andre White (6-7, 210) SeniorMilwaukee Academy of Science: Averaging 14 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, and 2 blocks per game

The Best Coaches

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association (WIAA) is an organization that rankings the best coaches in the state of Washington. The top 10 coaches, as ranked by the WIAA, are:

1. John O’Brien – Bellevue High School
2. Ron Adams – Benson Polytechnic High School
3. Jason Owens – Centralia High School
4. Jeff Perryman – Clover Park High School
5. Terry Ennis – Colville High School
6. Robb Meeker – Eastside Catholic High School
7. Curtis Hoff – Emerald Ridge High School
8. Steve Emtman – Ferris High School
9. Barry Lamar – Finn Hill Middle School
10. Kenney Wilcoxen – Franklin Pierce High School

The Worst Coaches

The Worst Coaches in the WIAA Boys basketball Rankings are:

1. Coach K of Duke
2. Bill Self of Kansas
3. Tom Izzo of Michigan State
4. Rick Pitino of Louisville
5. John Calipari of Kentucky
6. Roy Williams of North Carolina
7. Jim Boeheim of Syracuse
8. Jay Wright of Villanova
9. Billy Donovan of Florida