Twin Cities Boys Hoops: March 2023

2023 Class 4A Section Finals Review

Section play for the 2023 season is now complete. Let's take a look back at the class 4A section final games.

Section 1: #1 Lakeville North 58 #3 Lakeville South 41
The 1st half was an offensive struggle with North leading 19-18 at the half. South with only 1 FG in the 1st 10:30. North's offense would come to life in the 2nd half going 14 of 22 from the floor. They use a 34-16 edge in the paint to win. Nolan Winter too much with 19 points and 18 rebounds. South's offense never gets going as they shoot 15-48 from the floor including 5-23 from 3.

Section 2: #1 Minnetonka 73 #6 Chanhassen 69
Tight first half with Minnetonka leading 25-24 at the break. Low scoring half with Max Woods being held to 2 points. So much for that in the 2nd half. Woods explodes for 30 of his 32 in the second half including the last 19 for Chanhassen. The Storm lead most of a tight second half. But they only get 2 stops in the last 8+ minutes. Alex Jones with a clutch 3 point play to put Tonka up late. Then a couple of costly Storm turnovers. Jordan Cain closes it with 3-4 FTs and a dunk. Woods finishes with 32 points (10-17 FG), 4 rebounds and 5 assists on my sheet. Alex Jones and Jordan Cain with 20 each to lead Minnetonka. Andy Stefonowicz adds 16 in the matchup of 2 of the top 2024 PGs in Minnesota. Minnetonka returns to state for the 1st time since their 2008 championship.

Section 3: #1 Eastview 63 #2 Eagan 36
Eastview with an early 19-2 run to jump out to a 21-5 lead and roll from there. Jon Mekonnen on fire with 18 of his 23 points in the first half. He made 5 3s and added 8 rebounds on my sheet. Dylan Omweno 3 triples in the 2nd half as the lead got to 32. Oscar Khazon 3 triples and 13 points to lead Eagan.

Section 4: #2 White Bear Lake 59 #1 East Ridge 55
This one was very tight all the way through. Jack Janicki with a free throw and 2 buckets in a 5 point run to put the Bears up 7 late. East Ridge had a late chance thanks to 4-12 late free throws from the Bears. But after 2 misses, Wyatt Hawks grabs an offensive board of the last FT miss. He has to be fouled and makes 2 to put the Bears up 4 with 13.7 seconds left. East Ridge out of timeouts so their last bucket runs out the clock. Jack Janicki 23 points and 6 assists on my sheet to lead White Bear Lake. Parker Wellman, Alex Mattes and Charlie Bern each with 14 points to lead East Ridge. Its the 1st trip to state for White Bear Lake since 2000.

Section 5: #1 Park Center 62 #3 Osseo 52
This district rivalry and section finals rematch is always fun. Park Center would open a 17 point lead with 7:33 left. Osseo would rally with a 17-2 run to close the gap to 2 with 1:32 left. Park Center closes with 9 of the last 10 points of the game to hang on. CJ O'Hara with 15 of his 22 in the second half to lead Park Center. He's the guy who steps up when they need a play on either end. Cash Chavis 14 points and 7 assists. De'Mari Larkins carried the Osseo offense with 15 points.

Section 6: #1 Wayzata 71 Hopkins 66
A deep Jayden Moore 3 would put Hopkins up 60-47 with 8 minutes left. Wayzata would rally with a 17-2 run to take the lead. Jackson McAndrew caps that with a BLOB corner 3. Then he adds a critical blocked shot. Hayden Tibbits with a late bucket and 3-4 free throws to help seal it. Tibbits with 17 of his 23 in the second half to lead Wayzata. Vince Hillesheim with 19 to lead Hopkins.

Section 7: #1 Andover 106 #3 Cambridge-Isanti 79
Sammy Musungu have yourself a night! He goes off for 45 points. 21 2s and 3 free throws. He was getting in passing lanes for steals and no answer for him off the dribble. The Andover transition game had it going and when you add in the porous Cambridge defense, Andover was able to pull away in the 2nd half. Ben Kopetzki adds 26 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists on my sheet. John Troolin 29 points with 4 3s to lead Cambridge. Kobe Karels adds 27 points and 3 triples for the Bluejackets.

Section 8: #1 Buffalo 82 #2 Moorhead 65
Not sure I've had more fun than watching a game than seeing the cuts from Grady Guida in this one. He got himself so many easy buckets with great basket cuts. He leads Buffalo with 19 of his 27 in the second half. Nate Dahl adds 17 points and 11 rebounds. Colton Hagen 24 points in a nice outing to lead the Spuds. Adam Jenkins was swarmed all night but still ended up with 18 points and 7 rebounds.

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2023 Metro AAA Section Finals Review

The 3 local class AAA section finals were all full house matchups with great crowds on hand. Here are some quick thoughts on those games along with the Czar Insights graphics for each one.

3AAA: #1 De La Salle 65 #2 St. Thomas Academy 46
This game was closer than the final score indicated. Michael Kirchner came out and made his first 5 triples. That allowed St. Thomas Academy to open a 19-11 at the 10:32 mark. De La Salle defense locked down from there as they went on a 20-4 run to end the half. Jaden Morgan with 3 triples to lead that spurt. 31-23 D at the half.

DLS would extend their 8 point halftime lead to 11 early in the 2nd half. The Cadets use a 9-0 run to cut that lead to 2. But they couldn't convert on 4 chances to get closer than that. 43-41 DLS ahead with 9 minutes to go. Cadets only get 1 more field goal. A 20-2 DLS run puts the game out of reach. Nasir Whitlock with 8 of his 16 points and a couple of assists for 3s in that run. Jaden Morgan 4 3s and 14 points. The trademark Islander defense definitely showed up for large portions of this one. Michael Kirchner leads St. Thomas Academy with 26 points. The Cadets started the game 7-12 FG and went 9 of 34 the rest of the way.

4AAA: #1 Totino-Grace 77 #2 Mahtomedi 46
The defending champs were ready to go in this one. They jumped out to an 11-1 lead and then added a 20-0 run to take a 25 point lead into halftime and they cruised from there. Their man to man defense totally took Mahtomedi out of anything they wanted to run. Add in 7 1st half 3s and this one was over in a hurry. 13-28 from deep for Totino-Grace. Biggest lead was 42. Tyler Wagner 5 triples and 15 points off the TG bench. Tommy Humphries 3 triples and 14 points. Patrick Bath with yet another double double of 15 points and 14 boards. Taison Chatman 8 points with a pair of 3s and I had 7 assists for him. Owen Carlson had the 1st 9 points for Mahtomedi and finished with 16. Will Underwood with all 13 of his points in the second half.

6AAA: #2 Orono 66 #1 Benilde-St. Margaret's 62
Despite a rough first half from their star Isaiah Hagen, Orono would open an 11 point 1st half lead. BSM would end the 1st half on a 9-0 run to cut that margin to 2 at the break. Orono would open a 7 point lead only to see BSM make a comeback with a 15-6 run to reclaim the lead with 11:06 left. The Red Knights extended that lead to 58-53 with 5:47 left. Hagen with 4 free throws thanks to a couple of steals. Then add in bonus free throws from Grant Gunderson on an offensive board. That puts Orono back on top. BSM forces a turnover down 1, then misses a front end but gets it back and misses 2 more freebies. All that with under a minute left. Kyle Kallenbach makes 2 freebies to seal the win with 4.1 left.

Youth vs experience down the stretch was huge here. After the 58-53 BSM lead with 5:47 left, the Red Knights turn it over 4 times and miss their last 6 free throws (counting missed front ends as 2). Orono makes 11 of 12 free throws to go with only 1 field goal in that final 13-4 run. Jayden Daisy 16 points to lead BSM. Star soph Jalen Wilson 11 of his 15 in the 1st half but after starting the game with 2 easy post buckets it felt like he'd have a bigger night. Isaiah Hagen with 18 points and 9 rebounds on my sheet to lead Orono. That was with cold 5-17 shooting. Soph Nolan Groves continues to impress with 16 points for the Spartans.

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2023 Better Than Chalk Predictions

The 2022-23 regular season is in the books. Here are my season tallies.

162 boys games
189 teams from 6 different states (172 Minnesota teams)
39 gyms
33 of the 40 teams ranked at the end of the season.

Now the playoffs are here. That means its time for all of that viewing to allow me to make a fool of myself. So without further delay, here are the 2023 Better Than Chalk Predictions.

Once again here are the rules. Any fool can pick nothing but top seeds (aka chalk) and claim they were something like 306-13 on their picks. My mission is to do better than that bracket. I also pick all games at the start of the playoffs rather than going round by round to increase the challenge. I don't get any chance to make up for my mistakes by picking day by day.

Not happy with how I picked your team? Use the hashtag #ShockTheCzar on twitter and on your locker room/virtual whiteboards to express your outrage. So without delay, here we go

Section 4A
Once again section 4A uses ladder seeding. That means 4 tracks with the top 4 seeds getting byes to the quarters. Seeds 5 thru 8 get byes to Thursday. Seeds 9-13get byes to Tuesday. Seeds 14-19 get the famous Monday night pigtails.

Monday pigtails: 14 Eagle Ridge over 19 AFSA, 15 Community of Peace over 18 Lincoln International, 17 Chesterton over 16 Exploration.

Tuesday Round 1: 13 Hope over 12 N Lakes, 14 Eagle Ridge at 11 PACT, 10 Trinity over 15 COPA, 9 United Christian over 17 Chesterton.

Thursday Round 2: 5 Heritage over 13 Hope, 6 CHOF over PACT, 10 Trinity over 7 Avail, 8 W Lutheran over 9 United Christian.

Saturday Qtrs: 1 New Life over 8 W Lutheran, 2 Legacy over 10 Trinity, 3 Liberty over 6 CHOF, 5 Heritage over 4 Metro Schools College Prep.

Tuesday Semis: New Life over Heritage, Legacy over Liberty.

Friday Final (at St. Thomas Academy): New Life over Legacy.

Monday: I'm going to violate my home team rule of pigtails by picking Chesterton over Exploration. Exploration no real size and only 5 guys plus no true home court edge as they move around. Michael Hornecker has a big game to advance. Eagle Ridge and Community of Peace win big in their games.

Tuesday: United Christian blew out Chesterton by 30 in the regular season but Michael Hornecker didn't play. This one is closer but UCA still moves on. Hope no great answer for North Lakes career scoring leader Jonathan Ozment inside but their 5 in 5 out waves will be too much. Trinity over COPA. Eagle Ridge gives PACT a battle but not enough to advance.

Thursday: Heritage, CHOF and W Lutheran move on. But its a rare scenario where I don't FEAR THE RHINO. Tough draw for Avail and I think Trinity's defense moves them thru in a low scoring upset.

Saturday: Heritage wins a style contrast against Metro Schools College Prep. Heritage is too physical on the front line and good enough guards to withstand the MSCP press. CHOF gives Liberty a run in the battle of Lions but the big Liberty front line moves them thru. New Life and Legacy advance without trouble.

New Life and Legacy advance to the final. Aiden Johnson vs the Liberty front line is fun but not sure how Liberty gets enough stops. New Life blew out Legacy over the holidays. I see New Life advancing to state again.

Section 5A (Bonus selections)
3 seed in the east Kaleidoscope had Ogilvie scheduled during the regular season but that got postponed. Both played St. John's Prep this week. Ogilvie won big while the Comets only won by 5. I think Michael Jude puts the Comets thru the 1st round as they'll shoot it well enough at home. I'm also going to take them in the 2nd round over East Central or Braham. Then they bow out in the semis.

Section 4AA
This section uses the same ladder seeding that 4A does. Seeds 9-16 will play opening games. Seeds 5-8 get byes to Thursday. Top 4 seeds byes to the quarters on Saturday.

Tuesday Round 1: Washington over Hmong, Nova over Mounds Park, Twin Cities Academy over Lakes International, Math and Science over Roosevelt.

Thursday Round : Humboldt over Washington, Higher Ground over Nova, St. Croix Lutheran over Twin Cities Academy, St. Croix Prep over Math and Science

Saturday Quarters: Minnehaha over Humboldt, Concordia over Higher Ground, St Paul Academy over St. Croix Lutheran, St. Agnes over St. Croix Prep

Tuesday semis: Minnehaha over St. Agnes, Concordia over St. Paul Academy

Friday final (St. Thomas Academy): Minnehaha over Concordia

Let's have some fun here. Nova has lost at Mounds Park Academy twice but last one was by 2. I think they get over the top this time. Then whoever plays Higher Ground is going to get swamped by their defense. Josh Balami puts all the calculus and physics books on his back to lead Math and Science to a lead at Roosevelt. Its a great draw for Concordia all the way to the final as St. Agnes is on the other side of the bracket. Concordia already beat SPA in the regular season. But Minnehaha is a level above everybody else so unless they go super duper ice cold in the final, the Redhawks advance.

Section 5AA
Th Round of 16: Holy Family over Ubah, Minneapolis North over Cristo Rey, Maranatha over Providence, Edison over SW Christian, Watertown-Mayer over Brooklyn Center, Breck over HLWW, Rockford over Hiawatha, Blake over Dassel-Cokato. (3/8 AM edit: HLWW and BC were flipped seeds, no pick changes)
Sat Qtrs: Holy Family over Blake, Minneapolis North over Rockford, Maranatha over Breck, Watertown-Mayer over Edison
Wed Semis (STMA): Holy Family over Watertown-Mayer, Minneapolis North over Maranatha
Fri Final (Augsburg): Holy Family over Minneapolis North

In the round of 16, the top 6 seeds move on with no trouble. I like upsets in the 7/10 and 8/9 games. Rockford I think is a bad matchup for Hiawatha so give me Rockford in that game. Blake takes out Dassel-Cokato.

Holy Family and Minneapolis North no problems in the quarters. Maranatha vs Breck will be a very fun battle of Mustangs. MCA wins a higher scoring tight game. Give me Watertown-Mayer to take out Edison. Holy Family moves on easily in the semis. North vs Maranatha is a a quality ranked matchup in the other semi. Give me North there as they matchup well against Maranatha with size and athletes. Holy Family takes North out in the final.

Section 6AA (Bonus selection)
Spectrum gets a rematch at St. Cloud Cathedral in the 8 vs 9 game. Cathedral won by 22 in Cathedral holiday tourney. I think this one is closer for the MCAA champs but ultimately Cathedral gets them again.

Section 3AAA
Wed Qtrs: De La Salle over Como Park, St. Thomas Academy over Harding, South St. Paul over Simley, Two Rivers over Highland Park
Sat Semis: De La Salle over Two Rivers, St. Thomas Academy over South St. Paul
Th Final: De La Salle over St. Thomas Academy

I think Simley uses zone and gets a big game from Zach Jacobson to give South St. Paul a scare. Packers survive and advance. Two Rivers lost by 7 early in the regular at Highland Park and just lost 7 straight tough ones before winning their last game. Then again Highland Park just got beat big by Minneapolis South and the St. Paul City is way down. The 4 vs 5 game is always ripe for a pick so give me Two Rivers here. In the Semis, no problems for De La Salle while St. Thomas Academy edges out their 3rd win over South St. Paul. De La Salle then gets another big game from Nasir Whitlock to move on to state.

Section 4AAA
Wed Qtrs: Totino-Grace over Hill-Murray, Mahtomedi over Fridley, Johnson over Henry, St. Anthony over Columbia Heights
Sat semis: Totino-Grace over St. Anthony, Mahtomedi over Johnson
Th final (at Stillwater): Totino-Grace over Mahtomedi

First round bloodbaths for the top 3 seeds. Yes Henry somehow beat Johnson in their 1st meeting but Govs hammered them in a rematch. Columbia Heights vs St. Anthony should be another high-scoring classic in the 4 vs 5 game. St. Anthony won 2 close high scoring matchups during Tri-Metro play. Heights will keep it close with Randy McClendon (42 in last meeting) but the Huskies advance thanks to their experienced guards being able to handle Heights pressure. The section final will be one of the most anticipated of the 32 section finals. Mahtomedi has enough firepower to hang with the defending AAA champs. I love the Tommy Humphries vs Owen Carlson matchup on the wing. Patrick Bath inside for the Eagles is the difference as Mahtomedi doesn't really have a great answer in the post.

Section 6AAA
Wed Qtrs: BSM over Hutchinson, Orono over AHA, Delano over Mound-Westonka, Richfield over Bloomington Kennedy
Sat Semis: Orono over Delano, BSM over Richfield
Th Final (at Chanhassen): Orono over BSM

Top 3 seeds have no trouble in the quarters. Richfield and Kennedy split 2 very tight games in Tri-Metro play. Richfield with more reliable scoring and home court moves on. The semis are rematches of regular season blowouts. I see no difference here. Then the rubber match in another highly sought section final as BSM and Orono settle it on a neutral court after splitting on home courts. Isaiah Hagen has been terrific all season and Orono has more weapons and experience. BSM has been ahead of schedule with their very talented youth movement so I'll take Orono here in a very close one.

Section 1AAAA
Tues Qtrs: Lakeville N over JM, Farmington over Northfield, Lakeville South over Mayo, Owatonna over Century
Sat Semis: Lakeville N over Owatonna, Farmington over Lakeville South
Fri Final (at Rochester Civic Arena): Lakeville North over Farmington

I like chalk in the quarters but Farmington and Lakeville South can expect a tougher challenge from the Big 9 than you may think in their games. Lakeville North moves on without trouble in the semis. Farmington and Lakeville South in the other semi should be a defensive struggle. The teams split in South Suburban play including a 9 point Farmington win this week at Lakeville South. Farmington has won 6 of last 7, Lakeville South has lost 7 of last 10. Give me Farmington here with home court. Lakeville North then wins the final.

Section 2AAAA
Wed Qtrs: Minnetonka over Chaska, Edina over Waconia, Shakopee over Chanhassen, Eden Prairie over Prior Lake
Sat Semis: Minnetonka over Eden Prairie, Shakopee over Edina
Fri Final: Minnetonka over Shakopee

Fun quarterfinal games here. 8 seed Chaska beat top seed Minnetonka by 3 in their regular season meeting. Tonka gets revenge by double digits here. Edina gets Waconia by double figures again as I don't see a much improved Waconia squad scoring enough. I love the Jalen Langsy vs Max Woods PG battle in the Shako vs Chan rematch. Shako won by 3 in the regular season. Shako wins again in the best game of the 4 quarterfinals. Eden Prairie needed a Luke Rapp buzzer beater to win at Prior Lake in January. Both teams have taken recent lumps against the top of their leagues. I think Eden Prairie wins at home but Prior Lake's size with Ofori and McCollough is a problem.

Edina beat Shakopee in the regular season, but I'm liking Shakopee in the rematch. Eden Prairie had no answers for Tonka in their 2 regular season games so I'll take Tonka again. Minnetonka too much firepower and they win a high scoring final over Shakopee.

Section 3AAAA
Wed Qtrs: Eastview over Hastings, Eagan over Apple Valley, Jefferson over Burnsville, Rosemount over Park.
Sat Semis: Eastview over Rosemount, Jefferson over Eagan
Th Final: Eastview over Jefferson

No first round surprises. The Jefferson vs Burnsville matchup I find very interesting in the 3 vs 6 game. Jefferson knocked out the Blaze last season and beat them by 22 this season. Jefferson advances but if there's a round 1 upset in this bracket, this is it. In the semis, Jefferson with Daniel Freitag advances in a first one to 40 is the winner defensive struggle. Both teams more than happy to run thru their offense multiple times. Rosemount has struggled this season but they split 2 close games with Eastview this season. Eastview grinds out wins in that semifinal and in the final over Jefferson.

Section 4AAAA
Wed Qtrs: East Ridge over N St. Paul, Cretin-Derham Hall over Tartan, Stillwater over St. Paul Central, White Bear Lake over Woodbury
Sat Semis: East Ridge over CDH, White Bear Lake over Stillwater
Th Final (at Hastings): East Ridge over White Bear Lake

No surprises in the quarters. CDH vs Tartan will be a battle of long possessions and execution.
Love the WBL vs Stillwater semifinal Those teams split the regular season in double digit home wins. Give me WBL at home in a single digit game. E Ridge gets their 3rd win over CDH.
East Ridge wins another close one over White Bear Lake in the final.

Section 5AAAA
Wed Qtrs: Park Center over Spring Lake Park, Maple Grove over Champlin Park, Osseo over Irondale, Mounds View over Roseville.
Tues Semis: Park Center over Mounds View, Maple Grove over Osseo
Fri Final (at Rogers): Park Center over Maple Grove

Mounds View and Roseville split a 2 point game and a 1 point game in Suburban East play. Roseville has played a truckload of close games (7-7 in games decided by 6 or less). Give me Roseville here. The other 3 games no upsets. Park Center no problems in their semi. Maple Grove lost to Osseo in the regular season but Trey Smith has been out for Osseo. While he may be back for this rematch, I'm going to take Maple Grove here. The Crimson just pulled the upset on Park Center. I'm not seeing that in the final.

Section 6AAAA
Tues Qtrs: Wayzata over St. Louis Park, Hopkins over Minneapolis South, Cooper over Washburn, Southwest over Armstrong
Sat Semis: Wayzata over Southwest, Hopkins over Cooper
Tues Final: Wayzata over Hopkins

No surprises in round 1. Armstrong has struggled down the stretch so Southwest wins that. Lake Conference no problems in the semis. Hopkins youth had no answer for Wayzata in the regular season, they don't in the final either.

Section 7AAAA
Wed Qtrs: Andover over Coon Rapids, Duluth East over Centennial, Cambridge-Isanti over Forest Lake, Blaine over Anoka
Sat Semis (at Princeton): Andover over Blaine, Duluth East over Cambridge-Isanti
Th Final (at Chisago Lakes): Andover over Duluth East

Top 2 seeds move on without trouble, Blaine beats Anoka for a 3rd time. Cambridge-Isanti won a close battle at Forest Lake and they get this win at home. Duluth East size is too much for Cambridge in the semis. Andover goes thru Blaine a 3rd time in the other semi. Too much Ben Kopetzki and Sam Musungu for Andover in the final so Andover advances to state.

Section 8AAAA
Tues Qtrs: Buffalo over Rogers, Moorhead over Sartell, Brainerd over STMA, Bemidji over Elk River
Sat Semis: Buffalo over Bemidji, Brainerd over Moorhead
Th Final (at Neutral Site): Buffalo over Brainerd

Another fun year where anything could happen in section 8AAAA. Top 3 seeds move on in the opening round. Elk River has stumbled since their upset over Park Center so I'll take Bemidji in the 4 vs 5 game. Buffalo wins their semi. Moorhead won their home game with Brainerd in the regular season. But I think Brainerd has more pieces and gets revenge. John Pecarich went nuts in Brainerd's regular season win over Buffalo but I think the Bison slow him down in the rematch. Buffalo has been the top team all season so I'll take them to complete an all metro area state tournament.

March 3rd, 2023 Big School Composite Rankings

Here's a composite ranking of the QRF, CzarPI, Power Points (MN Scorefeed) along with 2 college football polls for classes AAAA and AAA. For the full CzarPI rankings from the same data, click here.

Class AAAA

Wayzata
Lakeville North
Park Center
Minnetonka
Hopkins
Eastview
Buffalo
East Ridge
Maple Grove
Andover
Edina
White Bear Lake
Duluth East
Moorhead
Brainerd
Shakopee
Farmington
Stillwater Area
Lakeville South
Owatonna
Robbinsdale Cooper
Eden Prairie
Eagan
Rochester Mayo
Osseo
Cambridge-Isanti
Rochester Century
Mounds View
Minneapolis Southwest
Blaine
Cretin-Derham Hall
Prior Lake
Chanhassen
Bloomington Jefferson
Elk River
Roseville
Bemidji
Northfield
Waconia
Rosemount
St. Paul Central
Tartan
Irondale
Robbinsdale Armstrong
Park of Cottage Grove
Anoka
Champlin Park
St. Michael-Albertville
Chaska
Spring Lake Park
Rochester John Marshall
Forest Lake
Rogers
Burnsville
Minneapolis Washburn
Coon Rapids
Sartell-St. Stephen
Minneapolis South
Apple Valley
Centennial
Woodbury
North St. Paul
Hastings
St. Louis Park

Class AAA

Benilde-St. Margaret's
DeLaSalle
Totino-Grace
Orono
Mahtomedi
Alexandria
Stewartville
Princeton
Mankato East
Hermantown
New Ulm
St. Thomas Academy
Worthington
Delano
South St. Paul
St. Cloud Tech
Austin
Big Lake
Detroit Lakes
St. Paul Johnson
Rocori
St. Francis
St. Anthony Village
Columbia Heights
Mankato West
Winona
North Branch
Byron
Duluth Denfeld
Jordan
Little Falls
St. Paul Highland Park
Marshall
Chisago Lakes Area
Richfield
Sauk Rapids-Rice
Cloquet
Willmar
Becker
Bloomington Kennedy
New Prague
Grand Rapids
Zimmerman
Minneapolis Henry
St. Paul Harding
Two Rivers
Holy Angels
Kasson-Mantorville
Fridley
Hutchinson
Simley
Albert Lea
Mound Westonka
St. Peter
Red Wing
St. Paul Como Park
Monticello
Faribault
Hibbing
St. Cloud Apollo
Hill-Murray

March 3rd, 2023 CzarPI

Labels: 22-23 CzarPI

Its the final regular season CzarPI of the 2022-23 season (see CzarPI Explained Here). It includes games through Friday, March 3rd 2023. The value in () after the CzarPI value is the team's strength of schedule ranking within their class.

CzarPI Record: 4239-828 (83.66%)