Boys Basketball in district # 3 Rankings
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Boys Basketball in district # 3 Rankings
DISTRICT # 3 BOYS' RANKINGS
Friday, January 21, 2005
Of The Patriot-News:
BOYS CLASS (AAAA)
1. Harrisburg 15-0
2. Lancaster McCaskey 13-4
3. Central Dauphin 13-4
4. Chambersburg 13-4
5. Lower Dauphin 14-3
CLASS AAA
1. Steel-High 15-1
2. Mechanicsburg 14-4
3. West York 14-3
4. West Perry 16-1
5. Eastern York 16-1
BOYS CLASS (AA)
1. Trinity 10-4
2. Reading Central Catholic 14-4
3. York Catholic 14-5
4. Milton Hershey 13-3
5. Lancaster Catholic 13-4
BOYS CLASS
1. Scotland 10-6
2. Living Word 11-4
3. Greenwood 11-5
4. Christian School of York 9-4
5. Camp Hill 8-7
NOTES: Funny how this whole "open tournament" thing is working out, especially in Class (AAA). The whole emphasis behind moving to an open tourney was to allow any team .500 or better a chance at postseason glory, because in previous years the District #3 power rating would determine which "16" teams filled out the bracket. Decent teams would be stranded at home.
Well, guess what's happening. As of today, there are only "15" teams in Class (AAA) with records of .500 or better. That means the No.#16 seed, a.k.a. Steel-High's feed bag, would be plucked from the sub-.500 pool. There would be no pigtail games. Strange, huh? By the way, if you're counting, there are "20" teams at .500 or better in Class (AAAA).
As for the rankings, we say hello to first-timer Lower Dauphin in Class (AAAA) (narrowly edging 13-5 York High for the fifth spot) and welcome back a slew of others: Central Dauphin in (AAAA), Eastern York in (AAA), Lancaster Catholic in (AA), and CSY and Camp Hill in (A). There were big changes in Class (A), thanks to CSY's triumph over Lancaster Christian and York Country Day (14-2) getting stung by Harrisburg Christian (7-9).
Ready to jump into the top five, if we have any slip-ups this week, are red-hot Palmyra (10-7) in (AAA), Kutztown (14-4) in (AA), and Lebanon Catholic (6-11) in (A).
"THE CHOPS".
Friday, January 21, 2005
Of The Patriot-News:
BOYS CLASS (AAAA)
1. Harrisburg 15-0
2. Lancaster McCaskey 13-4
3. Central Dauphin 13-4
4. Chambersburg 13-4
5. Lower Dauphin 14-3
CLASS AAA
1. Steel-High 15-1
2. Mechanicsburg 14-4
3. West York 14-3
4. West Perry 16-1
5. Eastern York 16-1
BOYS CLASS (AA)
1. Trinity 10-4
2. Reading Central Catholic 14-4
3. York Catholic 14-5
4. Milton Hershey 13-3
5. Lancaster Catholic 13-4
BOYS CLASS
1. Scotland 10-6
2. Living Word 11-4
3. Greenwood 11-5
4. Christian School of York 9-4
5. Camp Hill 8-7
NOTES: Funny how this whole "open tournament" thing is working out, especially in Class (AAA). The whole emphasis behind moving to an open tourney was to allow any team .500 or better a chance at postseason glory, because in previous years the District #3 power rating would determine which "16" teams filled out the bracket. Decent teams would be stranded at home.
Well, guess what's happening. As of today, there are only "15" teams in Class (AAA) with records of .500 or better. That means the No.#16 seed, a.k.a. Steel-High's feed bag, would be plucked from the sub-.500 pool. There would be no pigtail games. Strange, huh? By the way, if you're counting, there are "20" teams at .500 or better in Class (AAAA).
As for the rankings, we say hello to first-timer Lower Dauphin in Class (AAAA) (narrowly edging 13-5 York High for the fifth spot) and welcome back a slew of others: Central Dauphin in (AAAA), Eastern York in (AAA), Lancaster Catholic in (AA), and CSY and Camp Hill in (A). There were big changes in Class (A), thanks to CSY's triumph over Lancaster Christian and York Country Day (14-2) getting stung by Harrisburg Christian (7-9).
Ready to jump into the top five, if we have any slip-ups this week, are red-hot Palmyra (10-7) in (AAA), Kutztown (14-4) in (AA), and Lebanon Catholic (6-11) in (A).
"THE CHOPS".