Freshman guard Armanyie Reed of state No. 11 Bishop Montgomery goes against the tough defense of senior Savannah Jones from state No. 15 Bishop O’Dowd during CIF D1 state championship game. Photo: Willie Eashman.
For these final expanded rankings we obviously had a change at the top with Etiwanda defeating Archbishop Mitty for the CIF Open Division state championship, but after that only nine of the next 23 teams in the Top 25 held onto the same spot they had in the last rankings. Seven of the next 10 teams held tight but for the final five spots we had five newcomers since we had only been going 35 deep all season. In actuality, two of those teams had been Top 35 previously and get to come back in with the expansion. All final TOP 40 overall squads presented with a writeup.
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