Gramps Braggin' Rights Missouri Girl's Class Four Basketball Ratings by District - 2/10/2021

 Gramps Braggin' Rights Missouri Girl's Class FourBasketball Ratings by District - 2/10/2021

As I stated earlier, I am not fully caught up on all teams in all classes but with district seeding meetings (some have already occurred) and tournaments right around the corner, I am posting what I have.  Here are the Class 4 girls ratings by district and my comments about each district:

District 1: Doniphan over Dexter

District 2: Park Hills Central girls rock

District 3: St. James is a contender for state

District 4: Ursuline Academy takes district

District 5: Cardinal Ritter edges Vashon

District 6: Westminster Academy and John Burroughs are neck and neck.  Coin flip?

District 7: St. Charles West girls beat Orchard Farm

District 8: Kirksville, Mexico, Macon and Hallsville have a chance.  Taking Kirksville

District 9: Southern Boone and Helias could play all night long for this district title. One might win a state title

District 10: California here we come

District 11: Ava

District 12: Seneca wins out

District 13:  Notre Dame de Sion

District 14: St. Pius X KC on top

District 15:  Marshall wins a weak district

District 16: St. Joseph Benton is the real deal but Chillicothe will have something to say about who wins


Want other classes?

Missouri Girl’s Ratings by Class and District

Class One   Class Two  Class Three  Class Four  Class Five  Class Six

 Missouri Boy’s Ratings by Class and District

Class One  Class Two  Class Three   Class Four  Class Five  Class Six



 

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