Boys Basketball Top 23.

Written Friday March 4th at 10:40 AM

These are the final rankings of the 2021-2022 season.

1. Ferndale (16-3): Eagles are riding with confidence heading into the postseason.

2. North Farmington (16-3): Raiders should be fine in the district, regionals might have to worry.

3. Oak Park (15-4): Despite loss to North Farmington, Knights have confidence heading into the postseason.

4. Bloomfield Hills (16-4): Blackhawks have a very tough district looming.

5. Adams (11-8): Jon Urusy should be back for the postseason.

6. Lake Orion (14-6): Malachi Grandberry should be back for the postseason.

7. Rochester (14-6): Matt Stone’s return has been huge for the Falcons.

8. Clarkston (11-9): Keegan Waslik should be back for the postseason.

9. Troy (11-9): Colts riding into the postseason with confidence.

10. Groves (12-7): Aaron Lurz should be back for the postseason.

11. Royal Oak (12-8): Clark Camden is a player to watch in the future.

12. Seaholm (8-12): Jon Chinosis has been playing really well lately for the Maples.

13. Troy Athens (10-10): Red Hawks made a statement in a big way against Berkley.

14. Oxford (8-12): Wildcats are 2-7 in their last nine games, that’s not good.

15. Berkley (12-8): Bears are 1-5 since February 8th, that’s not good.

16. Harper Woods (9-10): Pioneers shared the Gold in their first season in the OAA.

17. Avondale (9-11): Yellow Jackets are a darkhorse in their district.

18. Ferndale University (7-12): Eagles have not been consistent lately.

19. Stoney Creek (6-14): Cougars are 1-7 since February, that’s not good.

20. West Bloomfield (4-15): Jameson Head is a player to watch for the Lakers.

21. Pontiac (1-9): Phoenix are reeling heading into the postseason.

22. Southfield Arts and Tech (5-15): Warriors are reeling heading into the postseason.

23. Farmington (2-18): It’s been a long season for the Falcons but they have a shot to get to the district finals.