High school basketball polls: Marian boys ascend to No. 1 in Class 3A

South Bend Tribune

December 7, 2022 at 11:18 AM·5 min read

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Indiana High School Basketball Poll

Class 4A1. Indpls Cathedral 4-0, 2. Indpls Ben Davis 5-0, 3. Penn 2-0, 4. Brownsburg 4-0, 5. Chesterton 3-0, 6. Homestead 2-0, 7. Anderson 3-0, 8. Carmel 3-1, 9. Warren Central 2-0, 10. Fishers 3-2.

Others receiving votes: Noblesville, Northridge, Bloomington North, Kokomo, Westfield, Center Grove, Lawrence North, Zionsville, Indpls N. Central, Southport, Jasper, Marion

High School Basketball: Power rankings after two weeks of South Bend-area action

Class 3A

1. Mishawaka Marian 3-0, 2. N. Daviess 3-0, 3. NorthWood 3-1, 4. Greensburg 1-0, 5. Beech Grove 3-1, 6. South Bend Washington 4-0, 7. Indpls Brebeuf 1-1, 8. Norwell 2-1, 9. Peru 2-1, 10. Lebanon 4-0.

Others receiving votes: Delta, W. Noble, Connersville, Culver Academy, Glenn, South Bend St. Joseph, Ft. Wayne Concordia, Tippecanoe Valley, New Castle, Benton Central, Lawrenceburg, Heritage Christian, Heritage Hills, Indpls Chatard, Guerin Catholic.

Class 2A

1. Linton-Stockton 3-0, 2. Ft. Wayne Blackhawk 2-0, 3. Carroll (Flora) 3-0, 4. Brownstown 3-1, 5. Eastside 2-0, 6. Central Noble 2-0, 7. Gary 21st Century 3-1, 8. Eastern Hancock 2-1, 9. S. Spencer 2-0, 10. Wapahani 2-1.

Others receiving votes: S. Knox, Providence, Triton Central, Taylor, Northeastern, Indpls Park Tudor, Tipton.

Class 1A

1. Edinburgh 4-0, 2. Bloomfield 3-1, 3. Indpls Lutheran 0-0, 4. Ev. Christian 4-2, 5. Orleans 3-0, 6. Loogootee 3-2, 7. Barr-Reeve 1-2, 8. Jac-Cen-Del 2-2, 9. Fountain Central 2-0, 10. Argos 2-1

Others receiving votes: Covington, Springs Valley, Tri, Tindley, Elkhart Christian, Borden, Christian Academy, Triton, White River Valley, Bethesda Christian

IBCA poll

Indiana Basketball Coaches Association poll (all classes)

1. Indianapolis Cathedral 4-0, 2. Ben Davis 5-0, 3. Penn 2-0, 4. Brownsburg 4-0, 5. Carmel 5-1, 6. Chesterton 3-0, 7. Anderson 3-0, 8. Homestead 2-0, 9. Zionsville 2-2, 10. Fishers 3-2, 11. Warren Central 2-0, 12. Kokomo 1-2, 13. Bloomington North 2-1, 14. NorthWood 3-1, 15. North Central 3-1, 16. Linton-Stockton 3-0, 17. Lawrence North 1-1, 18. Noblesville 2-0, 19. (tie) Southport 2-1 and Center Grove 4-0.

Others receiving votes: Beech Grove 3-1, Brebeuf Jesuit 1-1, Brownstown Central 3-1, Connersville 2-2, Eastern Hancock 2-1, Floyd Central 1-0, F.W Blackhawk Christian 2-0, W.L. Harris 4-0, Heritage Christian 1-2, Indianapolis Attucks 1-2, Lawrence Central 2-1, Marian 3-0, Munster 4-0, New Albany 3-0, New Palestine 3-0, North Daviess 3-0, Northridge 4-0, Norwell 2-1, Pike 0-1, Valparaiso 0-1, Westfield 2-1, Yorktown 2-0.

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IBCA poll

Indiana Basketball Coaches Association poll (all classes)

1. South Bend Washington 9-0, 2. Zionsville 8-0, 3. Hamilton Southeastern 9-0, 4. Bedford North Lawrence 8-1, 5. Noblesville 7-2, 6. Fishers 9-2, 7. Lake Central 6-1, 8. F.W. Northrop 6-1, 9. (tie) Homestead 7-2 and Indian Creek 9-0, 11. Twin Lakes 9-0, 12. Northridge 8-2, 13. Marian 8-1, 14. Warren Central 7-2, 15. Carroll 6-3, 16. Corydon Central 9-1, 17. Columbia City 8-1, 18. Norwell 8-1, 19. Warsaw 7-2, 20. Lawrence Central 3-2.

Other schools receiving votes: Ben Davis 5-3, Carroll-Flora 8-1, Caston 9-0, Center Grove 5-4, Evansville Memorial 6-0, Fairfield 9-1, Fort Wayne Snider 7-3, Franklin Community 6-3, Hamilton Heights 8-1, Huntington North 4-2, Jay County 7-1, Jennings County 5-2, Lafayette Central Catholic 5-2, Lanesville 8-1, Lawrence North 7-3, Linton-Stockton 8-0, North Knox 9-0, Scottsburg 6-2, Tri 8-0, Valparaiso 8-0, West Lafayette 10-1, Westfield 5-3

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ICGSA polls

Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association polls

Class 4A

1. South Bend Washington 9-0, 2. Zionsville 8-0, 3. Hamilton Southeastern 9-0, 4. Bedford North Lawrence 8-1, 5. Noblesville 7-2, 6. Fishers 8-2, 7. F.W. Northrop 6-1, 8. Lake Central 6-1, 9. Homestead 7-2, 10. (tie) Columbia City 8-1 and Warren Central 7-2.

Others receiving votes: Northridge 8-2, Lawrence North 7-3, Warsaw 7-2, F.W. Snider 7-3, F.W. Carroll 6-3, Valparaiso 8-0, Lawrence Central 3-2.

Class 3A

1. Twin Lakes 9-0, 2. Norwell 8-1, 3. Indian Creek 9-0, 4. Mishawaka Marian 8-1, 5. Jay County 7-1, 6. (tie) Evansville Memorial 6-0 and Hamilton Heights 8-1, 8. Corydon Central 9-1, 9. Gibson Southern 5-2, 10. Northwestern 7-2.

Others receiving votes: Fairfield 9-1, West Lafayette 10-1, Bellmont 8-1, Benton Central 5-2, Heritage Christian 5-2, Danville 8-2.

Class 2A

1. North Knox 9-0, 2. Blackford 8-0, 3. Central Noble 10-0, 4. Forest Park 8-1, 5. Winchester 6-1, 6. Andrean 5-1, 7. Carroll (Flora) 8-1, 8. Linton-Stockton 8-0, 9. (tie) Eastern Hancock 9-2 and Brownstown Central 6-3.

Others receiving votes: Lafayette Central Catholic 5-2, North Miami 6-1, Pioneer 6-1, Eastbrook 5-2, Seeger 7-1, Triton Central 4-3, Alexandria 7-1.

Class 1A

1. Lanesville 8-1, 2. Tri 8-0, 3. Caston 9-0, 4. Trinity Lutheran 5-1, 5. Northeast Dubois 7-2, 6. Morgan Twp. 9-1, 7. Vincennes Rivet 6-2, 8. Blue River 6-2, 9. Bethany Christian 6-1, 10. Clinton Central 7-2.

Others receiving votes: Kouts 5-4, Washington Twp. 4-2, DeMotte Christian 7-1, Orleans 6-2, Borden 6-2, Wood Memorial 6-3, Bethesda Christian 4-2.

This article originally appeared on South Bend Tribune: High school basketball polls for the week of Dec. 4, 2022

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