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GRC West Girls Basketball Power Poll - Week 8

by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

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Here are the updated rankings after the week of January 27 - February 1:

GRC West Girls Basketball Power Poll

1. Princeton (16-2, 6-0) 
d. Union Star 73-31, d. Tri-County 49-16

2. Albany (14-5, 4-1)
d. Maysville 57-36, d. King City 42-36, d. Northeast Nodaway 52-47
King City Tournament Champion

3. North Andrew (10-10, 4-1)
lost to Platte Valley 30-27, d. St. Joseph Christian 44-27, lost to Mound City 41-30

4. Stanberry (8-11, 4-3)
d. DeKalb 42-35, lost to Northeast Nodaway 45-42, d. King City 48-36
King City Tournament 3rd Place

5. King City (10-10, 4-2)
d. Stewartsville-Osborn 31-15, lost to Albany 42-36, lost to Stanberry 48-36

6. Worth County (6-12, 1-5)
lost to Rock Port 49-21, lost to Nodaway Valley 63-35

7. Pattonsburg (7-12, 1-4)
d. North Harrison 47-38, lost to Gilman City 40-24, lost to Tri-County 38-29

8. North Harrison (8-11, 2-4)
lost to Pattonsburg 47-38, d. North Nodaway 46-18, lost to East Harrison 42-35

9. St. Joseph Christian (3-17, 0-6)
lost to Mid-Buchanan 49-11, lost to North Andrew 44-27, d. Polo 40-23


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