The Alabama Sports Writers Association high school basketball rankings, the second of the season, began with teams reporting results to their local sports writers, and those writers nominating teams for consideration.
1. Hoover (19-2)
2. Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (22-0)
3. Vestavia Hills (19-2)
4. Bob Jones (15-7)
5. Auburn (17-5)
6. Foley (17-2)
7. Daphne (16-5)
8. Hewitt-Trussville (13-8)
9. Albertville (19-3)
10. Central-Phenix City (15-4)
Others nominated: Davidson (11-7), Enterprise (11-6), Fairhope (10-7), James Clemens (11-10), Prattville (19-4), Sparkman (10-10).
1. Park Crossing (21-1)
2. Hazel Green (17-7)
3. Hartselle (18-3)
4. Mortimer Jordan (13-5)
5. Mountain Brook (15-6)
6. Chelsea (14-8)
7. McGill-Toolen (11-6)
8. Fort Payne (17-4)
9. Jasper (15-7)
10. Gardendale (14-5)
Others nominated: Benjamin Russell (16-5), Blount (14-8), Buckhorn (12-8), Homewood (13-10), Muscle Shoals (10-5), Northridge (16-5), Theodore (13-4).
1. Scottsboro (18-3)
2. Ramsay (15-7)
3. Moody (10-4)
4. Wenonah (20-3)
5. West Point (15-4)
6. Sardis (18-4)
7. St. Paul’s (15-2)
8. Selma (12-1)
9. Priceville (12-7)
10. Jacksonville (15-6)
Others nominated: Andalusia (9-3), Briarwood (12-9), Carroll (9-4), East Limestone (16-4), Fairview (10-8), UMS-Wright (14-8).
1. Good Hope (16-4)
2. Trinity (16-4)
3. Deshler (18-3)
4. Pleasant Grove (15-5)
5. Plainview (18-5)
6. Madison Academy (19-1)
7. Prattville Christian (12-8)
8. St. Michael (14-3)
9. Geneva (13-5)
10. Jackson (9-5)
Others nominated: Cherokee Co. (15-2), Danville (16-6), DAR (14-5), Dora (14-8), East Lawrence (13-3), Escambia Co. (7-3), Madison Co. (11-7), Wilson (17-3).
1. Lauderdale Co. (17-1)
2. St. James (19-2)
3. Mars Hill Bible (15-4)
4. Midfield (16-3)
5. Hale Co. (14-6)
6. Locust Fork (8-5)
7. Vinemont (13-4)
8. Holly Pond (15-5)
9. Wicksburg (14-7)
10. T.R. Miller (12-1)
Others nominated: Glencoe (13-5), Lee-Scott (11-10), Phil Campbell (15-7), Saks (11-3), Whitesburg Christian (11-4).
1. Decatur Heritage (16-4)
2. Cold Springs (11-6)
3. Sand Rock (13-5)
4. Winston Co. (14-3)
5. Belgreen (16-5)
6. Lanett (11-6)
7. Abbeville (12-1)
8. Lexington (11-6)
9. Sulligent (13-2)
10. Pisgah (12-5)
Others nominated: Cedar Bluff (10-6), North Sand Mountain (13-8), Providence Christian (12-6), Vincent (11-4).
1. Spring Garden (21-1)
2. Ider (17-4)
3. Winterboro (14-1)
4. Kinston (15-0)
5. Marion Co. (12-8)
6. Keith (14-5)
7. R.C. Hatch (13-2)
8. Brilliant (14-5)
9. Elba (5-2)
10. McIntosh (10-5)
Others nominated: Autaugaville (8-5), Billingsley (11-5), Francis Marion (11-4), Georgiana (8-7), Hackleburg (10-6), Holy Spirit (8-4), Southern Choctaw (7-2), Waterloo (14-5).
1. Springwood (12-0)
2. Fort Dale Academy (8-1)
3. North River (10-3)
4. Hooper (10-4)
5. Evangel-Montgomery (9-5)
6. Edgewood Academy (11-6)
7. Lowndes Academy (8-2)
8. Macon East (7-5)
9. Chambers Academy (8-7)
10. Clarke Prep (NA)
Others nominated: None.
1. Hoover (20-0)
2. Central-Phenix City (18-4)
3. Huntsville (21-1)
4. Austin (16-6)
5. Dothan (19-2)
6. Baker (15-6)
7. Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (16-6)
8. Auburn (18-6)
9. James Clemens (14-7)
10. Enterprise (12-5)
Others nominated: Bob Jones (15-8), Fairhope (13-4), Florence (14-6), Hewitt-Trussville (16-6), Oak Mountain (19-3), Tuscaloosa Co. (14-8), Vestavia Hills (14-5).
1. Huffman (16-3)
2. Mountain Brook (18-3)
3. Cullman (20-3)
4. Oxford (17-5)
5. Buckhorn (15-5)
6. Clay-Chalkville (15-7)
7. Pinson Valley (12-7)
8. Minor (16-4)
9. Murphy (14-5)
10. Northridge (15-6)
Others nominated: Athens (14-4), Fort Payne (14-4), Gadsden City (11-10), Hazel Green (12-10), Helena (10-8), Homewood (12-9), Jasper (15-5), Jemison-Huntsville (11-8), McAdory (13-10), McGill-Toolen (11-6), Paul Bryant (14-5), Saraland (16-3).
1. Ramsay (14-7)
2. Wenonah (14-6)
3. Williamson (13-3)
4. Selma (12-1)
5. LeFlore (14-6)
6. Guntersville (13-6)
7. Leeds (14-3)
8. East Limestone (15-4)
9. Northside (14-4)
10. Carroll-Ozark (14-5)
Others nominated: Andalusia (8-5), Brewer (15-4), Briarwood (14-6), Charles Henderson (11-6), Russellville (8-5), Sipsey Valley (8-8), UMS-Wright (12-7), West Point (16-5).
1. Fairfield (19-2)
2. Madison Academy (13-6)
3. Plainview (17-4)
4. BTW-Tuskegee (17-3)
5. Good Hope (15-4)
6. Alexandria (16-3)
7. Jackson (8-4)
8. New Hope (14-5)
9. Cherokee Co. (7-4)
10. Anniston (12-3)
Others nominated: Ashville (11-7), Central-Florence (13-4), Escambia Co. (8-5), Fayette Co. (9-5), Hokes Bluff (16-4), Madison Co. (14-5), Randolph (11-7), Tarrant (10-5).
1. Midfield (15-4)
2. Montgomery Academy (17-2)
3. Lee-Scott (18-3)
4. Mars Hill Bible (14-5)
5. Hale Co. (10-6)
6. Sumter Central (10-6)
7. Southside-Selma (8-3)
8. Piedmont (9-4)
9. Hillcrest-Evergreen (14-9)
10. Wilcox Central (13-6)
Others nominated: Carbon Hill (15-4), Collinsville (11-4), Geraldine (11-7), Glencoe (15-5), Houston Academy (7-4), Ohatchee (12-5), Slocomb (13-3), Whitesburg Christian (10-11).
1. Section (15-4)
2. Providence Christian (17-2)
3. Abbeville (13-3)
4. Tuscaloosa Academy (8-1)
5. Pisgah (7-5)
6. Sand Rock (11-8)
7. Decatur Heritage (8-8)
8. North Sand Mountain (8-9)
9. Red Bay (12-7)
10. G.W. Long (12-6)
Others nominated: Central-Coosa (7-4), Gaston (9-11).
1. Spring Garden (17-0)
2. Oakwood (15-5)
3. Georgiana (12-4)
4. Skyline (12-5)
5. R.C. Hatch (9-2)
6. Pleasant Home (10-1)
7. Florala (9-1)
8. McKenzie (8-3)
9. Sumiton Christian (12-1)
10. Coosa Christian (10-3)
Others nominated: Brantley (13-1), Maplesville (6-1).
1. Valiant Cross (16-1)
2. Hooper (16-0)
3. Evangel-Montgomery (12-2)
4. Escambia Academy (14-2)
5. Banks Academy (6-3)
6. Bessemer Academy (8-1)
7. Abbeville Christian (8-5)
8. Edgewood (12-6)
9. Springwood (8-5)
10. Sparta (5-6)
Others nominated: Fort Dale Academy (3-5), Hope-Oxford (9-2), Patrician (4-0), Wilcox Academy (3-1).
The Alabama Sports Writers Association is a professional organization for sports writers and editors throughout the state, or any person involved in disseminating sports information or publicity in Alabama including but not limited to sports information personnel, publicists of professional organizations or facilities, or publicists of non-profit organizations sponsoring or governing sporting events. The ASWA is a non-profit organization.
The ASWA prep committee’s primary responsibilities include conducting regular top-10 rankings of a variety of high school sports, and select all-state teams in those sports as well. The committee will determine the winner of a variety of annual awards including the annual Mr. Football winner, and the Jimmy Smothers Courage Award.
For more information, check out the ASWA home page or Welcome to the Alabama Sports Writers Association; ASWA Bylaws.
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