We're back with the Boys single-school rankings after skipping a week (big playoff week and we just didn't get to it in time, and made the executive decision on Friday to wait). There's a little shift up top where Jesuit's loss to a very strong Granite Bay team and less-than-dominant win over Dixon inches them down behind a Penn squad that beat a very capable Notre Dame de La Salette.

Xavier, despite having a good tour on the West Coast, drops in part because we've got to reward Fallbrook for their continued success, and in part because this weekend Xavier plays Greenwich - this is a huge clash in which the winner will have an excellent case for being among the top seeds at the Boys Single-School NIT.

Meanwhile, we have dropped some of the teams that played single-school in the winter in Southern California. Too many other teams are playing well - namely Highland HS (yes, that Highland, but single-school only now), BC High (who beat Belmont who had beaten Bishop Hendricken who were defending Massachusetts state champs), and upstarts Pelham. Bishop O'Dowd is in NorCal's 2nd division, but they've beaten Capital out of Idaho and made the NorCal Silver final, so that's pretty good. And Christian Brothers has somehow found a way to play and win all of thier league games despite horrendous weather in Tennessee. They could contend for the state title.

Of theteams higher tup, Union out of Oklahoma makes a move thanks to defeats of two ranked teams. Dixon, thanks to their close loss to Jesuit, gets a boost.