Week 5 Boys Basketball Rankings: Class-by-Class Standings

Dec 10, 2024 at 9:33 PM
In the highly competitive world of school sports, the Tournament of Champions has been a stage for some remarkable showdowns. Let's take a closer look at the standings in each class.

Uncover the Dominance in Every Class

Class 6A

Grayson, the top-ranked team in Class 6A, showcased its supremacy with a thrilling 77 - 68 victory over the second-ranked Wheeler. This win solidified their top status at the tournament. Meanwhile, Newton made a significant move, rising to the third position this week. They defeated the eighth-ranked South Gwinnett with a close 55 - 50 score, handing the Comets their first loss of the year. Lambert also had a great performance, coming off a 78 - 67 victory over the Class 3A No. 5 ranked Cherokee Bluff and rounding out the top 10 at No. 10.

There's a fierce competition among these teams, and each victory adds to their legacy. The battle for the top spot in Class 6A is always intense, and these teams are leaving no stone unturned.

Class 5A

Winder - Barrow moved up to the fourth position after a decisive 62 - 49 win against the seventh-ranked Gainesville. In this class, the teams are constantly vying for supremacy, and every win counts. Milton and Woodward Academy are also among the top contenders, showing their mettle on the court.

The competition in Class 5A is fierce, with teams like Tri - Cities, Lee County, and Habersham Central also making their mark. Each team brings a unique style and strategy to the table, making for some exciting matches.

Class 4A

Southwest DeKalb climbed from No. 10 to No. 6 in Class 4A after an impressive 8 - 0 start and a huge 65 - 48 win over the Class 2A No. 2 ranked Columbia. This upward movement shows their growing strength and potential. Pace Academy and Kell are other notable teams in this class, constantly pushing each other and the rest of the field.

The dynamics in Class 4A are constantly changing, with teams like Eagle's Landing, North Oconee, and Maynard Jackson also in the mix. It's a battle for supremacy among these talented teams.

Class 3A

Sandy Creek opened its season with a 3 - 0 start and a narrow 49 - 47 win over Hughes. This is a promising start for the team, and they are looking to build on it. Cedar Grove and Cross Creek are also strong contenders in this class, with their own set of skills and strategies.

The competition in Class 3A is fierce, with teams like Pickens, Cherokee Bluff, and Westside - Augusta vying for the top spots. Each team is fighting hard to prove their worth on the court.

Class 2A

Carver - Columbus holds the top spot in Class 2A, followed by Columbia. Butler, South Atlanta, and KIPP Atlanta are also teams to watch out for. The class is filled with talented squads, and every game is a battle.

Union County, Hart County, and Laney are also making their presence felt in Class 2A. The competition is intense, and these teams are constantly striving to improve.

Class A Div. I

Putnam County moved up to the second position after an undefeated 10 - 0 start. Southwest Macon and Rabun County are other strong teams in this division. The battle for the top spots is fierce, and these teams are leaving it all on the court.

Towers, Temple, and East Laurens are also in the mix, adding to the excitement of the competition. Each team is fighting to claim the top spot in Class A Div. I.

Class A Div. II

Savannah Christian and Manchester are among the top teams in Class A Div. II. Calhoun County, Randolph - Clay, and McIntosh County Academy are also making their mark. The competition in this class is intense, with teams vying for every inch of the court.

Mitchell County, Warren County, and Macon County are also in the running. These teams are showing their determination and skill, making for some exciting matches.

Class A - 3A Private

No. 6 Mount Vernon defeated No. 7 St. Francis 83 - 81 in triple overtime, showcasing their tenacity and skill. Holy Innocents', Greenforest Christian, and North Cobb Christian are other strong teams in this private division.

Darlington, Calvary Day, and Mount Paran are also in the mix, adding to the competitiveness of the class. Each team is fighting to establish themselves as a force to be reckoned with.