Missouri All Schools Girls' basketball ratings - 1/27/2022

 All Missouri Boys and alphabetical listing are posted HERE:


If you missed the recent posts on boys and girls ratings, check them out through these links.
Class six girls are HERE:
Class six boys are HERE:

Class two girls are HERE:
Class two boys are HERE:

Class five boys are HERE:
Class five girls are HERE:

Class one boys are HERE:
Class one girls are HERE:

Class four girls are HERE:
Class four boys are HERE:

Class three boys are HERE:
Class three girls are HERE:

Of course, the earliest ratings I posted are already outdated, with some major upheavals of top teams.  I have made some updates, so you may see differences between the ratings below and the previous links above, but I need to dig back into the top 20 teams in each class and fine-tune them.


Here are the All Missouri Girls school ratings and alphabetical listing below that.



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