Montverde Academy’s RJ Barrett (Photo: Gregory Payan, Associated Press)
The high school basketball season has come to a close, so now it’s time to take a look at the state by state rankings according to the Super 25 Computer.
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Super 25 Computer rankings are provided by Ken Massey. The ratings are designed to reward teams for their performance, and objectively quantify those performances. Strength of schedule is built into the model. The model also corrects for home field advantage. Teams lose less for a loss on the road and gain more for a win on the road. Margin of victory also is factored in. Because some of the data is based on past performances, the computer will be more accurate as the season progresses. Once a team plays three games, the computer can better slot how it stacks up against teams nationally.
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Check below to see who is the top team in each state, according to the Super 25 Computer.
Alabama: Jemison-Hunt (Huntsville)
Alaska: Dimond (Anchorage)
Arizona: Shadow Mountain (Phoenix)
Arkansas: Jonesboro
California: Bishop Montgomery (Torrance)
Colorado: George Washington (Denver)
Connecticut: Notre Dame (West Haven)
Delaware: Smyrna
District of Columbia: Gonzaga College
Florida: Montverde Academy
Georgia: McEachern (Powder Springs)
Hawaii: Kahuku
Idaho: Rocky Mountain (Meridian)
Illinois: Evanston
Indiana: La Lumiere (La Porte)
Iowa: Iowa City West
Kansas: Blue Valley Northwest (Overland Park)
Kentucky: Bowling Green
Louisiana: Madison Prep (Baton Rouge)
Maine: Portland
Maryland: Mount St. Joseph (Baltimore)
Massachusetts: Rindge and Latin (Weston)
Michigan: Grand Rapids Christian
Minnesota: Champlin Park
Mississippi: Meridian
Missouri: Webster Groves
Montana: Beaverhead County (Dillon)
Nebraska: Norfolk
Nevada: Findlay Prep (Henderson)
New Hampshire: Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro)
New Jersey: The Patrick School (Hillside)
New Mexico: Las Cruces
New York: Long Island Lutheran (Brookville)
North Carolina: Greensboro Day
North Dakota: Minot
Ohio: Jackson (Massillon)
Oklahoma: Union (Tulsa)
Oregon: Jefferson (Portland)
Pennsylvania: Imhotep Charter (Philadelphia)
Rhode Island: Bishop Hendricken (Warwick)
South Carolina: Dorman (Roebuck)
South Dakota: O’Gorman (Sioux Falls)
Tennessee: Memphis East
Texas: Klein Forest (Houston)
Utah: Bingham (South Jordan)
Vermont: Rutland
Virginia: Oak Hill (Mouth of Wilson)
Washington: Nathan Hale (Seattle)
West Virginia: Huntington Prep
Wisconsin: La Crosse Central
Wyoming: Riverton
