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Associated Press High School Basketball Rankings

The Associated Press’ Top 10 teams in each of Tennessee’s three Division I non-financial aid classifications and in the combined Division II financial aid classification as selected by Tennessee AP-member sportswriters and broadcasters.

With first-place votes in parentheses, records through Jan. 26, total points based on 10 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote:

BOYS

CLASS AAA

Record

Points

Prev

1.

Bearden (7)

23-1

130

2

2.

Southwind (3)

19-2

121

3

3.

Oak Ridge

20-2

109

4

4.

Blackman

15-3

89

5

5.

Hamilton (4)

2-15

82

1

6.

Jefferson Co.

19-5

68

6

7.

White Co.

21-2

58

7

8.

Brentwood

21-4

47

8

9.

Station Camp

19-4

29

10

10.

Dyer Co.

18-3

9

NR

Others receiving 12 or more points: None.

CLASS AA

Record

Points

Prev

1.

CPA (12)

20-4

133

1

2.

Creek Wood (2)

21-0

125

2

3.

Haywood Co.

22-2

111

3

4.

East Nashville

21-2

101

4

5.

Fulton

17-2

78

5

6.

Westview

19-5

66

6

7.

Lexington

17-3

39

10

8.

Ripley

21-8

36

8

9.

Cheatham Co.

16-3

34

9

10.

Brainerd

14-5

14

NR

Others receiving 12 or more points: None.

CLASS A

Record

Points

Prev

1.

Union City (10)

22-3

133

1

2.

Mitchell (4)

15-6

124

2

3.

Cosby

19-4

103

3

4.

Clay Co.

18-4

88

5

5.

Fayetteville

19-2

84

4

6.

B.T. Washington

13-8

67

6

7.

Hampton

17-7

62

7

8.

Middleton

17-5

48

8

9.

Grace Christian

16-6

23

NR

10.

McKenzie

19-3

9

NR

Others receiving 12 or more points: None.

DIVISION II

Record

Points

Prev

1.

CBHS (11)

22-0

119

2

2.

Brentwood Aca. (1)

18-2

106

1

3.

Knoxville Webb

22-4

89

3

4.

McCallie

19-4

77

6

5.

St. George’s

18-3

75

5

6.

Briarcrest

19-8

69

4

7.

FRA

19-5

36

9

8.

Ensworth

11-8

25

8

9.

MBA

13-6

17

7

10.

USJ

17-6

15

NR

Others receiving 12 or more points: None

GIRLS

CLASS AAA

Record

Points

Prev

1.

Blackman (13)

19-2

136

1

2.

Ridgeway

17-0

117

2

3.

Dyer Co.

23-0

111

3

4.

Oakland

18-4

82

5

5.

Mt. Juliet

21-2

64

7

6.

Riverdale

18-5

61

6

7.

Dickson Co.

21-2

60

4

8.

Bearden (1)

22-3

58

8

9.

White Co.

21-2

34

9

10.

Southwind

13-8

9

NR

Others receiving 12 or more points: None

CLASS AA

Record

Points

Prev

1.

Elizabethton (12)

21-0

138

1

2.

CPA (2)

19-0

128

2

3.

Martin Luther King

17-4

109

4

4.

East Nashville

19-2

81

3

5.

Upperman

21-4

73

7

6.

Jackson South Side

18-4

60

8

7.

Mufreesboro Central

18-4

57

9

8.

Grainger

19-3

38

10

9.

Dyersburg

19-3

36

5

10.

Livingston Aca.

17-7

20

6

Others receiving 12 or more points: McMinn Central 14.

CLASS A

Record

Points

Prev

1.

Middleton (13)

22-0

139

1

2.

Houston Co. (1)

24-1

110

4

2.

Clarkrange

20-5

110

3

4.

South Greene

20-4

85

5

5.

Gibson Co.

24-3

76

2

6.

West Carroll

23-0

74

6

7.

Community

16-6

67

7

8.

Middle Tennessee Christian

19-3

47

8

9.

Pickett Co.

17-7

24

10

10.

Perry Co.

19-1

10

NR

Others receiving 12 or more points: None

DIVISION II

Record

Points

Prev

1.

Brentwood Aca. (11)

20-1

110

1

2.

Knoxville Webb

20-4

98

2

3.

FRA

21-2

88

4

4.

Northpoint

16-4

59

5

5.

USJ

18-4

57

6

6.

Baylor

14-4

55

3

7.

Briarcrest

14-6

41

9

8.

USN

13-4

34

8

9.

Harpeth Hall

15-6

33

7

10.

Ensworth

10-8

10

10

Others receiving 12 or more points: None.

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All Associated Press members in Tennessee are eligible to participate in the high school basketball poll. Those who voted for this week’s poll are: Tennessee Prep Hoops; Chattanooga Times Free Press; Cleveland Daily Banner; Cookeville Herald-Citizen; State Gazette (Dyersburg); The Greeneville Sun; The Jackson Sun; Johnson City Press; The Knoxville News Sentinel; Marshall County Tribune (Lewisburg); The Tomahawk (Mountain City); The Commercial Appeal (Memphis); Citizen Tribune (Morristown); The Daily News Journal (Murfreesboro); The Tennessean (Nashville); The Mountain Press (Sevierville); Union City Daily Messenger; WCMT, Martin

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