The latest New York high school basketball season is underway. While hundreds of teams will compete across the state, the best teams based on the New York On3 Composite Ranking will gain the most attention. Here is how the list unfolded after the first round of games, with three teams entering the nationwide top 100. The On3 Composite High School Basketball Team Ranking is a proprietary algorithm that compiles rankings listed in the public domain by respected High School media and data companies. It includes Massey, Max Preps, Cal Preps, ESPN, and SI, creating the industry’s most comprehensive and geographically balanced High School Team Ranking. While they lost to Brewster Academy National in the Sunshine Classic, the top New York high school basketball team won their first two games. They defeated St. Joseph’s in their season opener on Nov. 30 and achieved the same result against Chaminade three days later. Against the Flyers, five Crusaders players scored in double digits, with Nigel James leading the way with 21 points, eight assists, and five rebounds. Dylan and Kayden Mingo had 16 and 15 points, respectively. Long Island Lutheran will try to bounce back against Montverde Academy on Dec. 7. After losing their season opener against St. Frances Academy by one point (59-58), they bounced back by dominating Cardinal Hayes 69-56. Adonis Ratliff led the way with 16 points, 11 rebounds, ten blocks, and four steals. Hassan Koureissi added 14 points, four assists, three rebounds, and two steals. Archbishop Stepinac will aim for a winning streak when they face St. Raymond for Boys on Dec. 9. The Ravens earned convincing victories against Pace Academy and DeSoto. A 29-point third-quarter explosion against DeSoto helped St. Raymond remain perfect to begin the 2024-25 season. The Ravens will try to stay undefeated against St. Peter’s on Dec. 8. After losing to Iona Prep, the Kingsman dropped another Philadelphia’s Neumann-Goretti. While Nazareth limited their opponents to nine points in the second quarter, the Saints pulled off the win via a 17-7 explosion in overtime. Despite those losses, the Kingsman remained among New York high school basketball’s best teams. The Lions finished the 2023-24 New York high school basketball season with a 22-6 record. They also finished second in their league with a 12-3 record. Christ the King will open their season against Monsignor Scanlan on Dec. 8. After defeating Adlai Stevenson in their season opener, the Terriers earned their seventh consecutive home victory by dominating Bishop Loughlin 94-52. St. Francis Prep will try to go 3-0 against Christ the King in a game that the On3 Massey Rankings predict to be a close match. The Cardinals have split their first two games. After a one-sided 43-point win against St. Dominic, they dropped a 69-56 decision against Archbishop Stepinac. Cardinal Hayes will try to regain the winning track against Holy Cross on Dec. 10. The Gaels defeated Fordham Prep 66-49. Johnny Keenan tallied 24 points, five rebounds, and three assists in that game, earning him Catholic High Schools Athletic Association Class AA Player of the Week honors. Iona Prep will face Monsignor Scanlan on Dec. 10. Brooklyn College finished their 2023-24 New York high school basketball season with a 16-3 record, including a 12-1 record in the PSAL Brooklyn 1 League. They will start their upcoming campaign against Wingate on Dec. 10. After dropping their season opener to Curtis, St. Peter’s bounced back with a 71-53 victory over Moore Catholic. Talib Martin had a breakout game for the Eagles with 23 points, six rebounds, three steals, and three blocks. St. Peters will try to secure their first winning streak this season against St. Raymond for Boys on Dec. 8. Teams 11-25 in the New York High School Basketball Rankings – Dec. 6 11. Monsignor Scanlan12. South Shore13. Jefferson14. Green Tech Charter15. Our Savior Lutheran School16. Xaverian17. Chaminade18. Archbishop Molloy19. Mount Vernon20. Benjamin Cardozo21. Holy Cross22. West Genesee Senior23. Poly Prep24. Liverpool25. Canisius

New York High School Basketball Standings

The current New York high school basketball season is in full swing. As numerous teams vie for supremacy across the state, those ranked highest according to the New York On3 Composite Ranking will attract the most attention. Below is the overview of the rankings following the first round of games, featuring three teams that made […]

The current New York high school basketball season is in full swing. As numerous teams vie for supremacy across the state, those ranked highest according to the New York On3 Composite Ranking will attract the most attention. Below is the overview of the rankings following the first round of games, featuring three teams that made their way into the national top 100.

The On3 Composite High School Basketball Team Ranking utilizes a unique algorithm that aggregates rankings available in the public domain from reputable High School media and data organizations. It encompasses Massey, Max Preps, Cal Preps, ESPN, and SI to produce the most extensive and spatially fair High School Team Ranking.

Although the leading New York high school basketball team was defeated by Brewster Academy National at the Sunshine Classic, they clinched victories in their first two games. They triumphed over St. Joseph’s in their season opener on Nov. 30 and replicated that success against Chaminade just three days later.

In the match against the Flyers, five players from the Crusaders reached double figures, with Nigel James setting the pace with 21 points, eight assists, and five rebounds. Dylan and Kayden Mingo contributed with 16 and 15 points, respectively. Long Island Lutheran will look to recover against Montverde Academy on Dec. 7.

After suffering a narrow defeat against St. Frances Academy in their season opener (59-58), they rebounded emphatically by overpowering Cardinal Hayes 69-56. Adonis Ratliff was outstanding with 16 points, 11 rebounds, ten blocks, and four steals. Hassan Koureissi chipped in with 14 points, four assists, three rebounds, and two steals. Archbishop Stepinac aims to start a winning streak against St. Raymond for Boys on Dec. 9.

The Ravens recorded solid wins over Pace Academy and DeSoto. A remarkable 29-point outburst in the third quarter against DeSoto kept St. Raymond’s record unblemished as they began the 2024-25 season. The Ravens will strive to maintain their perfect record against St. Peter’s on Dec. 8.

Following their loss to Iona Prep, the Kingsman faced another setback against Philadelphia’s Neumann-Goretti. Although Nazareth managed to restrict their opponents to just nine points in the second quarter, the Saints prevailed in overtime with a 17-7 surge. Nonetheless, the Kingsman have managed to stay among the elite New York high school basketball squads.

The Lions concluded the 2023-24 New York high school basketball season with an impressive 22-6 record, finishing second in their league with a 12-3 mark. Christ the King is set to kick off their season against Monsignor Scanlan on Dec. 8.

Following a victory over Adlai Stevenson in their season opener, the Terriers claimed their seventh consecutive home win with a commanding 94-52 defeat of Bishop Loughlin. St. Francis Prep aims for their third win against Christ the King, with On3 Massey Rankings expecting a tightly contested matchup.

The Cardinals have had a mixed start, splitting their two initial games. After a commanding 43-point victory over St. Dominic, they fell 69-56 against Archbishop Stepinac. Cardinal Hayes will seek to get back on track against Holy Cross on Dec. 10.

The Gaels claimed a 66-49 win against Fordham Prep, with Johnny Keenan delivering a standout performance, tallying 24 points, five rebounds, and three assists, earning him the Catholic High Schools Athletic Association Class AA Player of the Week title. Iona Prep will take on Monsignor Scanlan on Dec. 10.

Brooklyn College wrapped up their 2023-24 New York high school basketball season with a strong 16-3 record, including a 12-1 record in the PSAL Brooklyn 1 League. They will commence their new season against Wingate on Dec. 10.

After falling to Curtis in their opening game, St. Peter’s rallied back with a 71-53 win over Moore Catholic. Talib Martin shone brightly with a personal best of 23 points, six rebounds, three steals, and three blocks. St. Peters will look to achieve their first winning streak this season against St. Raymond for Boys on Dec. 8.