Goodhue, Kasson-Mantorville, Hayfield Girls Basketball Still Ranked

The Hiawatha Valley League could have three teams in the state tournament in three classes.

The defending Class 1A champion Goodhue Wildcats are ranked second, Kasson-Mantorville is fourth in Class 3A and Hayfield ninth in Class 2A.

The Big Nine Conference has three teams rated in the top 17 in Class 3A and the South Suburban Conference three teams in the top five in Class 4A.

The complete top 20 in each class as ranked by the Minnesota Basketball News for the Associated Press is below:

Class 1A

1. Mountain Iron-Buhl
2. Goodhue
3. Wheaton-Herman-Norcross
4. Cromwell-Wright
5. Mankato Loyola
6. Lyle-Pacelli
7. Ada-Borup
8. Maranatha Christian Academy
9. Red Lake
10. Mayer Lutheran
11. Canby
12. Bigfork
13. Lester Prairie-Holy Trinity
14. Southwest Christian (Edgerton)
15. Cedar Mountain/Comfrey
16. Granada-Huntley-East Chain-Truman-Martin Luther
17. Parkers Prairie
18. Kimball
19. Heritage Christian Academy
20. Red Rock Central

Class 2A

1. Roseau
2. Sauk Centre
3. Norwood-Young America
4. Plainview-Elgin-Millville
5. Watertown-Mayer
6. New London Spicer
7. Pipestone
8. Eden Valley-Watkins
9. Hayfield
10. Minnehaha Academy
11. Osakis
12. Barnesville
13. St. Peter
14. Rush City
15. Esko
16. Pequot Lakes
17. Staples-Motley
18. Southwest Christian (Chaska)
19. Pine City
20. Annandale

Class 3A

1. Holy Angels
2. Alexandria
3. Orono
4. Kasson-Mantorville
5. Winona
6. Grand Rapids
7. Mahtomedi
8. Northfield
9. Hutchinson
10. Zimmerman
11. Waseca
12. Hermantown
13. St. Anthony Village
14. New Ulm
15. Bloomington Kennedy
16. St. Paul Como Park
17. Red Wing
18. Fergus Falls
19. Willmar
20. Sartell-St. Stephen

Class 4A

1. Hopkins
2. Elk River
3. Apple Valley
4. Lakeville North
5. Eastview
6. Centennial
7. Roseville Area
8. East Ridge
9. St Michael-Albertville
10. Minnetonka
11. Wayzata
12. Park Center
13. White Bear Lake
14. Edina
15. Champlin Park
16. Woodbury
17. Cretin-Derham Hall
18. Forest Lake
19. Andover
20. New Prague