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Week 6 Boys Basketball Rankings

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December 28, 2016
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Norcrossholds tight at No. 1 in Class AAAAAAA after a 2-2 showing at City of Palms, knocking off defending Class AA champion Pace Academy in the process, 53-44. The Blue Devils two losses came by a combined five points to IMG Academy and Brentwood AcademyWheelerhas shaken off its slow start and will enter the Tournament of Champions on a four-game winning streak. The Wildcats rise four spots to No. 3 after winning the Chick-fil-A Classic American Division Championship with a 64-53 win over John Carroll, MD.

There was no movement in Class AAAAAA, butNo. 1 Gainesvilledid have a close call at the Carrollton Christmas Tournament, beating the Trojans in the championship game 53-46.Jonesborofinished City of Palms 3-1, defeating Neumann-Goretti, PA 65-53 in their final game.No. 5 Brunswickhad a nice week, beating Monroe 67-52 at the McDonalds Tifton Invitational and finishing 2-0 at the event.

Bufords resume in Class AAAAA got stronger with a 60-45 win over Class AAA No. 10 Cedar Grove at the War Eagle Classic. The Peach State Classic helped sort out the rankings asNo. 2Eagles Landingfell in the title game to Class AA No. 1 South Atlanta, but beat Class AA No. 4 Therrell andLithoniain the process.Fayette Countyholds on at No. 4 after a 2-1 mark at the Peach State Classic, their lone loss coming to South Atlanta.

Back into the mix in Class AAAA areNo. 6 Henry CountyandNo. 9 North Claytondue to their quality wins and strength of schedule. The Warhawks proved they are still dangerous, winning three in a row including two against ranked teams. They knocked Maynard Jackson out of the Class AAAAA rankings behind Javon Greenes 46-point explosion and followed up by beating Class AA No. 6 Monticello 82-72 to win the Chuck Miller Classic Championship.

6-foot-11 Xavier-signee Kentrevious Jones has leftNo. 1 Westside-Macon. The Seminoles should be allowed to implement a more free flowing style of play behind Khavon Moore, Trey Foster and Samone Reed, keeping Westside a legit state title threat. Up to No. 2 isGreater Atlanta Christian, who held off St. Pius in overtime.Cedar Groveplummets from No. 3 to No. 10. The Saints went 0-2 at the War Eagle Classic, falling to Class A-Private No. 7 Holy Innocents (62-54) and to Buford.

South Atlantais the team to beat in Class AA. They have picked up five wins against teams who have spent time in the Top 10 and even more impressively, on their march to the Peach State Classic Championship, they defeated larger schools from Class AAAA and AAAAA.They turned back Class AAAAA No. 2 Eagles Landing with a 14-2 run to win the title 61-47 at Clayton State.The hottest team behind the Hornets isNo. 2 Josey. The Eagles have emerged as the best team out of Augusta and did so in nail-biting fashion, beatingGlenn Hills59-56 andNo. 9 Laneyin the Holiday Round Ball Classic Championship, 46-43.

In Class A-Private,No. 2 St. Francisdefeated Milton 85-81.Holy InnocentsjumpsWhitefield Academyat No. 7 after beating Cedar Grove and the Wolfpack losing to Class AAAAAAA No. 2 Newton, 82-58.Darlingtondrops out after tough 56-52 loss to Calhoun in overtime in the Rome News-Tribune Festival Championship.Kings Ridge Christianresurfaces at No. 10 and has won four straight.

Calhoun Countystill looks like the top dog in Class A-Public, blowing outManchester68-53.Crawford Countyslips to No. 9 after being upset by Southwest-Macon 63-62.Clinch Countyis up to No. 6 but they have a rematch looming withTurner Countytonight in the Ronalda Pierce Holiday Hoopfest Championship.Twiggs Countybows out of the Top 10 after a 63-51 loss at Swainsboro and is replaced byNo. 7 Wilcox County, who beatNo. 10 Montgomery County68-53.



Class AAAAAAA

1. Norcross (12-2)

2. Newton (10-0)

3. Wheeler (8-3)

4. McEachern (8-0)

5. Westlake (7-3)

6. Collins Hill (12-1)

7. Pebblebrook (5-5)

8. Tift County (12-1)

9. Berkmar (9-4)

10. Peachtree Ridge (7-3)



Class AAAAAA

1. Gainesville (10-0)

2. Jonesboro (9-2)

3. Langston Hughes (7-3)

4. South Paulding (9-1)

5. Brunswick (9-1)

6. Heritage-Conyers (6-3)

7. South Cobb (9-2)

8. Alpharetta (12-1)

9. Dacula (7-3)

10. Lakeside-Evans (8-3)



Class AAAAA

1. Buford (9-0)

2. Eagles Landing (10-2)

3. Miller Grove (8-3)

4. Fayette County (10-2)

5. Cedar Shoals (9-2)

6. Warner Robins (10-1)

7. Riverwood (11-1)

8. Southwest DeKalb (9-4)

9. Union Grove (9-2)

10. New Hampstead (8-4)



Class AAAA

1. Sandy Creek (5-2)

2. Upson-Lee (12-0)

3. LaGrange (9-1)

4. Eastside (9-2)

5. Richmond Academy (9-3)

6. Henry County (9-5)

7. Perry (10-2)

8. Burke County (6-2)

9. North Clayton (5-5)

10. Americus-Sumter (9-1)



Class AAA

1. Westside-Macon (6-2)

2. Greater Atlanta Christian (9-2)

3. Liberty County (8-5)

4. Central-Macon (8-1)

5. Pace Academy (3-5)

6. Morgan County (6-2)

7. Calhoun (9-0)

8. Islands (7-3)

9. Johnson-Savannah (8-3)

10. Cedar Grove (5-4)



Class AA

1. South Atlanta (12-1)

2. Josey (12-2)

3. Thomasville (4-4)

4. Therrell (9-3)

5. Dublin (6-4)

6. Monticello (8-5)

7. Callaway (3-2)

8. Putnam County (8-2)

9. Laney (9-3)

10. Chattooga (8-1)



Class A-Private

1. Greenforest (7-2)

2. St. Francis (10-0)

3. Southwest Atlanta Christian (6-3)

4. North Cobb Christian (7-2)

5. Aquinas (6-1)

6. Lakeview Academy (6-3)

7. Holy Innocents (5-4)

8. Whitefield Academy (6-3)

9. Tallulah Falls (10-0)

10. Kings Ridge (7-4)



Class A-Public

1. Calhoun County (8-0)

2. Quitman County (11-1)

3. Taylor County (7-2)

4. Wilkinson County (6-2)

5. Treutlen (10-0)

6. Clinch County (9-0)

7. Wilcox County (9-2)

8. Central-Talbotton (8-3)

9. Crawford County (8-4)

10. Montgomery County (8-2)

Norcrossholds tight at No . 1 in Class AAAAAAA after a 2-2 showing at City of Palms, knocking off