West Michigan Allstar Top-10 Teams: Basketball Week-6

We here at West Michigan Allstar have done the dirty work, combing the far reaches of the Internet for nuggets of pertinent basketball info until our beards grew dark and the coffee was gone, all to rank the Top-10 basketball teams in West Michigan.  You’ll find the results below.

Along with a team’s record, these rankings take into account quality of wins, talent, synergy,  and a handful of more subjective factors, and may be correctly interpreted as an authoritative list of the top basketball teams in West Michigan.

Yeah, ranking teams is a tough business.  But somebody’s got to do it.

West Michigan Allstar’s Top-10 (Week-6)

1. Muskegon Heights — Rolling like a freight train, latest victim: Nationally ranked Chicago Whitney Young.
2. Kalamazoo Central – So far so good for Oliver-less Giants, clobbering Portage Central.
3. Schoolcraft — Chalk up two more blowouts for the mighty Eagles, Vicksburg and Delton Kellogg.
4. Wayland – Can we say seven-and-oh?  Synergistic Wildcats won over Forest Hills Eastern and Middleville.
5. Grand Haven — Loss to East Kentwood surprised, but recovered with win over Muskegon.
6. Ottawa Hills — Now 5-0 after this week’s wins over South Christian and Forest Hills Eastern.
7. Muskegon WM Christian — 71-51 over Tri-Unity Christian, continuing campaign to play up a Class.
8. Zeeland West — Back on track after early hiccup.  Last week wins over Zeeland East and Rogers.
9. Otsego — Convincing wins over Delton Kellogg and Allegan last week.
10. Grand Rapids Christian — Continuing hot streak with OT shutout of EGR.

Close but no cigar (alphabetical): Benton Harbor, Byron Center, East Grand Rapids, Godwin Heights, Grand Rapids Creston, Grand Rapids Union, Grandville Calvin Christian, Hamilton, Hudsonville, Kalamazoo Christian, Kalamazoo Loy-Norrix, Montague, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer, Rockford, Spring Lake.

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