More state titles were hoisted this past week as the boys 2023-24 basketball season winds down, with Pennsylvania 5A juggernauts Imhotep Charter becoming the latest to claim championship supremacy.
1. Montverde Academy (Fla.)
Record: 31-0
2. Plano East (Texas)
Record: 40-0
3. Columbus (Miami, Fla.)
Record: 27-4
4. St. Paul VI (Chantilly, Va.)
Record: 33-2
5. Harvard-Westlake (Studio City, Calif.)
Record: 33-3
6. Dynamic Prep (Irving, Texas)
Record: 23-1
7. Grayson (Loganville, Ga.)
Record: 30-2
8. Stony Point (Round Rock, Texas)
Record: 38-2
9. Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, N.J.)
Record: 29-3
10. Ridge View (Colombia, S.C.)
Record: 29-2
11. Long Island Lutheran (N.Y.)
Record: 21-4
12. John Marshall (Richmond, Va.)
Record: 25-3
13. Central Cabarrus (Concord, N.C.)
Record: 33-0
14. Wisconsin Lutheran (Milwaukee, Wis.)
Record: 30-0
15. St. Rose (Belmar, N.J.)
Record: 29-2
16. Prolific Prep (Napa, Calif.)
Record: 33-5
17. North Mecklenburg (Huntersville, N.C.)
Record: 30-3
18. Myers Park (Charlotte, N.C.)
Record: 27-3
19. Roosevelt (Eastvale, Calif.)
Record: 31-4
20. Huntsville (Ala.)
Record: 32-3
21. Imhotep (Philadelphia)
Record: 28-3
22. Salesian (Richmond, Calif.)
Record: 31-2
23. Sidwell Friends (Washington, D.C.)
Record: 27-4
24. Oak Ridge (Orlando, Fla.)
Record: 27-4
25. Kell (Marietta, Ga.)
Record: 28-3
On The Rise:
Wayzata (Minn.)
Fishers (Ind.)
Great Crossing (Ky.)
The methodology: the HSS staff creates the Super 25 rankings while considering various data points, including strength of schedule, prospects, the more traditional stats—did the team win or lose?—as well as overall point differentials.
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