The ND Class B Power Rankings Week 10

Michael Herrick February 21, 2021 @ 10:18 PM

We are in the last week of the regular season. Some of our top teams are done with games until tournaments start. Will there be any upsets this year? Who are the dark horses? Who will win Senior Athlete of the Year in your Region? All these questions will be answered in the coming weeks. Make sure you keep a close eye on these tough teams. Here are the ND Class B Power Rankings, a list of #1 to 10. 1. Four Winds/Minnewaukan – 18-1. The Indians finished their regular season last night and will spend the coming week getting ready for the playoffs. On Tuesday, they took down Warwick 119-37. On Saturday, the Indians defeated Shiloh Christian 61-45. The top players for the Indians are [player_tooltip player_id="750159" first="Bronson" last="Walter"], [player_tooltip player_id="750170" first="Jaeshaun" last="Shaw"], [player_tooltip player_id="1046356" first="Jayden" last="Yankton"], [player_tooltip player_id="1115603" first="Keldon" last="Keja"], [player_tooltip player_id="1115651" first="Caelen" last="Lohnes"], [player_tooltip player_id="1115652" first="Jonah" last="Jackson"], and Jacob LaRock. Four Winds is the favorite to win Region 4.   2. Edgeley/Kulm/Montpelier – 18-1. The Rebels are done with their regular season. The only blemish on their record comes from Ellendale who is also in District 5. This week the Rebels beat Wyndmere/Lidgerwood on 63-59 on Tuesday. On Thursday, they took down Medina/Pingree-Buchanan 77-48. [player_tooltip player_id="750172" first="Alex" last="Huber"] scored his 1,000-career point on Thursday. The Rebels have their sights set on another Region Championship and a trip to Minot for the State Tournament.   3. Enderlin – 16-3. The Eagles picked up two more wins this week. On Monday, they took down Sargent County 75-52. The Eagles beat Oak Grove 73-69 on Friday night. Coming up the Eagles play the Vikings from Kindred on Friday to decide who is the #1 seed in Region 1. [player_tooltip player_id="787658" first="Joe" last="Hurlburt"] and [player_tooltip player_id="812220" first="Gus" last="Hurlburt"] are the leaders and stat fillers for the Eagles.   4. Beulah – 16-4. The Miners collected two more victories this week. On Thursday they had an overtime victory against Bishop Ryan 72-66. On Saturday, the Miners bested Beach by a score of 86-53. Beulah has one game left in the regular season. Friday night, they finish the season with a rivalry game at Hazen. The Miners are led by All-State player [player_tooltip player_id="812226" first="Trey" last="Brandt"]. 5. Langdon/Edmore/Munich – 16-2. The Cardinals played just one game this week. They had a large margin victory over Griggs-Midkota 85-38. The Cardinals finish their regular season tomorrow at Grafton. [player_tooltip player_id="750173" first="Grant" last="Romfo"] and [player_tooltip player_id="750183" first="Simon" last="Romfo"] are the top players for the Cardinals. Langdon/Edmore/Munich has a tough road ahead of them if they plan on winning Region 4. If anyone can overcome the odds, this would be the squad to do it.   6. Grafton/St Thomas – 17-2. The Spoilers played two games this week and won two games. On Thursday they clashed with Midway/Minto and came away with a tight win 78-77. On Saturday Grafton beat North Star/Starkweather. This coming week Grafton has two tough games ahead of them. On Monday, they host Langdon/Edmore/Munich in a top 10 battle. They finish the regular season on Friday against Thompson. The top players for the Spoilers are [player_tooltip player_id="731907" first="Stevan" last="Garza"], [player_tooltip player_id="1046339" first="Justin" last="Garza"], Luis Balderas Jr., [player_tooltip player_id="1046345" first="Brandon" last="Albrecht"], and [player_tooltip player_id="1133067" first="William" last="Jiskra"].   7. Dickinson Trinity – 17-3. The Titans got back to their winning ways this week. On Monday, they beat Glen Ullin/Hebron 70-46. On Thursday, they took down Hazen 57-38. This coming Friday the Titans finish the regular-season at Kildeer. The lead players for Trinity are [player_tooltip player_id="1126987" first="Cole" last="Fitterer"], [player_tooltip player_id="1126985" first="Tanner" last="Soehren"], and [player_tooltip player_id="1126984" first="Jacob" last="Daniel"]. 8. Powers Lake – 17-2. The Ranchers played three games this week and won them all. They beat Glenburn, New Town, and Parshall. All of them were comfortable victories. The Ranchers are done with regular-season play and will go into the playoffs as a #1 seed in District 16. [player_tooltip player_id="731893" first="Noah" last="Fredrickson"] and [player_tooltip player_id="1050257" first="Tyson" last="Enget"] are the top players for Powers Lake. 9. Linton/HMB – 16-3. The Lions had a busy week and picked up three victories. They beat New Salem/Almont, Oakes, and Ellendale. The Oakes and Ellendale wins were huge as they are all in Region 3. The Lions are done with their regular-season schedule and they will have the #1 seed going into the District 6 Tournament. The top players for Linton/HMB are [player_tooltip player_id="531491" first="Lucas" last="Schumacher"] and [player_tooltip player_id="998915" first="Carter" last="Renz"]. 10. North Broder – 15-2. The Eagles are the most underrated team in Class B. On Tuesday, they took down Drayton/Valley-Edinburg 69-42. The Eagles had a great win on Thursday over a surging Hillsboro/Central Valley team 72-47. They have one game left on the regular-season against Cavalier on Friday. [player_tooltip player_id="1126978" first="Ayden" last="Stainbrook"], [player_tooltip player_id="1126981" first="Jaden" last="Lee"], and [player_tooltip player_id="1126979" first="Trenton" last="Cosley"] are the top players for the Eagles.