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GRC West Boys Basketball Power Poll - Week 11


by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

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The regular season is complete.  Here is the final regular season poll, with the district seeds and the first postseason game.

GRC West Boys Basketball Power Poll

1. Princeton (24-1, 8-0) 
lost to Schuyler County 73-47, d. Gilman City 56-43
GRC West Champion
#1 seed in Class 2 District 16 - Plays winner of Maysville/East Atchison on Wednesday

2. King City (17-8, 6-2)
d. Union Star 71-22
#2 seed in Class 1 District 15 - Plays DeKalb on Monday

3. St. Joseph Christian (15-11, 6-2)
lost to Nodaway Valley 70-59, lost to East Buchanan 77-63
#6 seed in Class 2 District 16 - Plays Nodaway Valley on Monday

4. North Andrew (13-13, 5-3)
lost to Rock Port 75-73, d. East Atchison 80-76
#3 seed in Class 1 District 15 - Plays Union Star on Monday

5. Worth County (9-12, 3-5)
lost to Maysville 62-37
#3 seed in Class 1 District 16 - Plays North Nodaway on Monday

6. Stanberry (9-14, 3-5)
lost to Gallatin 62-52
#4 seed in Class 1 District 16 - Plays Mound City on Monday

7. Albany (8-17, 3-5)
lost to Platte Valley 56-41, d. Pattonsburg 60-28
#7 seed in Class 2 District 16 - Plays Gallatin on Monday

8. North Harrison (9-13, 1-7)
d. East Harrison 60-32
#3 seed in Class 1 District 14 - Plays Mercer on Monday

9. Pattonsburg (4-19, 1-7)
lost to Albany 60-28
#5 seed in Class 1 District 15 - Plays South Holt on Monday

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