Trib HSSN Top Five – WPIAL Boys Basketball
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Monday, December 18, 2017 | 2:58 AM
Here are the Trib High School Sports Network Top Five WPIAL boys basketball rankings for the Week of December 17th.
Class 6-A
1. Butler GOlden Tornado 5-0
Last Week #2
2. Mount Lebanon Blue Devils 4-0
Last Week #4
3. Fox Chapel Foxes 4-0
Last Week #3
4. Pine-Richland Rams 3-1
Last Week #1
5. Woodland Hills Wolverines 4-0
Last Week #5
Out of Top 5: None
Class 5-A
1. Mars Fioghtin’ Planets 4-0
Last Week #1
2. Moon Tigers 3-0
Last Week #4
3. Franklin Regional Panthers 4-0
Last Week Unranked
4. McKeesport Tigers 2-2
Last week #2
5. Chartiers Valley Colts 3-1
Last Week #5
Out of Top 5: Gateway Gators
Class 4-A
1. Quaker Valley Quakers 3-0
Last Week #1
2. New Castle Red Hurricane 3-1
Last Week #2
3. Indiana Little Indians 3-0
Last Week #4
4. Ambridge Bridgers 3-1
Last Week Unranked
5. Central Valley Warriors 2-2
Last Week #3
Out of Top 5: South Fayette Lions
Class 3-A
1. Aliquippa Quips 3-0
Last Week #2
2. Lincoln Park Leopards 1-2
Last Week #1
3. Seton LaSalle Rebels 3-1
Last Week Unranked
4. Washington Little Prexies 2-1
Last Week #3
5. Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic Trojans 1-3
Last Week #4
Out of Top 5: East Allegheny Wildcats
Class 2-A
1. Sewickley Academy Panthers 4-0
Last Week #1
2. Jeannette Jayhawks 1-0
Last Week #2
3. Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Chargers 4-1
Last Week #3
4. Chartiers-Houston Buccaneers 3-1
Last Week #4
5. Serra Catholic Eagles 3-1
Last Week Unranked
Out of Top 5: Fort Cherry Rangers
Class 1-A
1. Monessen Greyhounds 1-3
Last Week #1
2. Imani Christian Saints 1-3
Last Week #2
3. Union Scotties 1-2
Last Week #3
4. Vincentian Academy Royals 1-1
Last Week #4
5. Clairton Bears 0-1
Last Week #5
Out of Top 5: None
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