Martinsburg (18-2) stays as the No. 1 team in the Warner Law Offices MetroNews Power Index for boys high school basketball in the state. South Charleston (18-1) stays at No. 2 overall following wins over Winfield, Nitro, Capital and Spring Valley.
Greenbrier East (17-2) stays at No. 3, despite a loss to 63-52 loss to Princeton. Princeton comes in at No. 8 following the win with a 16-4 record. Morgantown (14-5) split a pair of games with University and fell to Wheeling Park, but comes in at No. 4, just ahead of Woodrow Wilson (16-4).
Bluefield (17-2) is the highest Class AA team ranked, coming in overall at No. 13. The Beavers suffered their second loss on the year, falling to No. 3 Greenbrier East.
The highest ranked Class A team is Tug Valley (16-3), coming in at No. 20, following a 61-38 win over Charleston Catholic.
You can see this week’s complete rankings here.
2013 METRONEWS POWER INDEX
WEEK 6 POWER INDEX BY CLASS
CLASS AAA (overall ranking in parentheses)
1 (1) Martinsburg
2 (2) South Charleston
3 (3) Greenbrier East
4 (4) Morgantown
5 (5) Woodrow Wilson
6 (6) Parkersburg South
7 (7) Washington
8 (8) Princeton
9 (9) Hedgesville
10 (10) George Washington
WEEK 6 POWER INDEX BY CLASS
CLASS AA (overall ranking in parentheses)
1 (13) Bluefield
2 (15) Fairmont Senior
3 (18) Poca
4 (22) Wyoming East
5 (23) Westside
6 (24) Bridgeport
7 (25) Robert C. Byrd
8 (28) Tolsia
9 (29) North Marion
10 (33) Scott
WEEK 6 POWER INDEX BY CLASS
CLASS A (overall ranking in parentheses)
1 (20) Tug Valley
2 (26) Charleston Catholic
3 (27) Tucker County
4 (32) Parkersburg Catholic
5 (34) Magnolia
6 (37) St. Marys
7 (38) Clay-Battelle
8 (40) Tygarts Valley
9 (43) Greenbrier West
10 (44) Buffalo









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Barry
Just to let you know Westside has beat Wyoming East 2 out of 3 times this year and you still have them ranked ahead of Westside. Don't understand your thinking.
February 14, 2013 at 10:10 pm | Report comment
Garrett Cullen
Hey Barry - thanks for the comment. However, no human element/thinking at all to these rankings. It's all computer rankings with numbers and strength of schedule. But there are always some areas where it doesn't come out perfect, like you mentioned above.
February 15, 2013 at 12:34 pm | Report comment