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Week 14 WisSports.net Boys Basketball Coaches Poll

03/01/2022, 4:30pm CST

By Travis Wilson

WISSPORTS.NET BOYS BASKETBALL COACHES POLL

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Week 14 WisSports.net Boys Basketball Coaches Poll

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Division 1

Neenah stays on top of the final WisSports.net Division 1 Coaches Poll, while De Pere leap-frogs Menomonee Falls for the number two position. Homestead slides a couple spots, and Waukesha South dips a bit after a loss, but all the same ten teams are ranked again this week.

Division 2

Not much change in Division 2, with just some minor shuffling in the top ten. Pewaukee remains the top-ranked team, followed by La Crosse Central, Wisconsin Lutheran, and Westosha Central. DeForest pushes into the top five after Whitnall was waxed in a running clock by Pewaukee in the Woodland crossover championship.

Division 3

West Salem closes the regular season number one in the WisSports.net Division 3 Coaches Poll, as Lake Country Lutheran is second after spending most of the season atop the rankings. Campbellsport moves into the poll this week, as Baldwin-Woodville drops out of the rankings.

Division 4

Milwaukee Academy of Science closes out the season as a unanimous top pick in the Division 4 Coaches Poll. Sheboygan Lutheran is second, followed again by unbeaten Iola-Scandinavia, with a bit of a shakeup in the top five. Mineral Point went down to Southwestern and falls to sixth, with Roncalli going from sixth to fourth. Kenosha St. Joseph jumps into the rankings at tenth with Howards Grove falling out.

Division 5

The top five of Division 5 remains the same, with Randolph on top followed by Reedsville, Wauzeka-Steuben, Flambeau, and Columbus Catholic. Newman Catholic moves back into the rankings, while Clear Lake finally makes its debut in the last poll of the year. A big win for Southwestern over Mineral Point jumps the Wildcats up a couple spots this week.