Mark Miller’s Super 25 teams for March 2

Wisconsin’s Super 25 high school basketball rankings, regardless of division, for week of March 2.

1. Kettle Moraine (24-0)
Lasers eager to prove their worth as the No. 1 team by excelling on tournament trail.

2. De Pere (23-1)
De Pere wrapped up an unbeaten Fox River Classic Conference season with come-from-behind win over Notre Dame.

3. Milwaukee Academy of Science (18-1)
The quest for the school’s first state championship begins Friday with a Division 3 regional semifinal.

4. Wisconsin Lutheran (22-2)
Vikings with an impressive 93-59 win at Woodland East winner Greenfield last week.

5. Kaukauna (21-3)
Ghosts secured the undisputed title in the Fox Valley Association with double-digit win over Fond du Lac.

6. Slinger (22-2)
North Shore Conference champions hope to carry over success of past three months into March.

7. Racine Park (22-2)
Panthers’ winning streak snapped at 21 games last week by Kenosha Bradford.

8. Mount Horeb (22-2)
Josh Manchester Josh Manchester 6'4" | SG Mount Horeb | 2026 State WI and Co. won the Badger Small crown and now turn attention to winning a tough regional that includes both Stoughton (16-8) and McFarland (16-8).

9. Sun Prairie East (18-6)
Cardinals held off rival Sun Prairie West last week to win the Big Eight crown outright.

10. West Allis Central (18-5)
Bulldogs on a roll of late with recent wins over Pewaukee, Whitnall and Wisconsin Lutheran.

11. Freedom (23-1)
North Eastern Conference winners lone setback to Slinger took place more than two months ago.

12. Nicolet (18-6)
Junior guard Rashaad Davis Rashaad Davis 5'11" | PG Nicolet | 2026 State WI (5-11) with 25 points in Knights’ 70-64 win over Homestead last week.

13. Marshfield (18-6)
Tigers swept Stevens Point in Wisconsin Valley Conference play and could meet the Panthers again in regional final.

14. Homestead (18-6)
Highlanders tied Nicolet for second place in North Shore, three games behind Slinger.

15. Eau Claire Memorial (18-4)
Old Abes polished off a 14-0 Big Rivers Conference season with victory over rival Eau Claire North.

16. Lake Mills (20-4)
L-Cats got past city-rival Lakeside Lutheran last week and now turn attention to winning a tough regional that could include a rematch with Lakeside Lutheran or a game against East Central Conference winner Waupun.

17. Greenfield (21-3)
Hustlin’ Hawks lost to Wisconsin Lutheran, but won’t have to deal with Vikings again in Division 2 playoffs.

18. Verona (18-6)
Wildcats finished second in Big Eight standings and now entertain Waukesha South in regional semifinal.

19. Waterford (21-3)
Wolverines turned back Westosha Central to win Southern Lakes Conference championship.

20. Ashwaubenon (18-6)
Alabama recruit Amari Allen Amari Allen 6'7" | SG Ashwaubenon | 2025 State #53 Nation WI gets lot of headlines, but this team also boasts two emerging juniors in Carson Dorgu Carson Dorgu 6'7" | SF Ashwaubenon | 2026 State WI (6-7) and Elijah Fenner (6-0).

21. Mineral Point (23-1)
Pointers embark on tournament trail with regional semifinal against either Iowa-Grant or Wisconsin Heights. Defending Division 4 state champions hope to defend their title at Kohl Center in a few weeks.

22. Racine St. Catherine’s (20-4)
Junior guard LaMont Hamilton LaMont Hamilton 6'0" | PG Racine St. Catherine's | 2026 State WI (6-0) went off for 38 points and six rebounds in an 81-79 win at Dominican that helped Angels finish with a share of the Metro Classic Conference crown.

23. Racine Lutheran (22-2)
Crusaders tied St. Catherine’s for the Metro Classic title. The two schools could meet for a third time in a regional final Saturday that would be at St. Cat’s.

24. Waunakee (19-5)
Warriors with a hard-earned win over Milton last week to get a share of the Badger Large crown along with Fort Atkinson.

25. Wauwatosa West (18-6)
Trojans on a roll with an eight-game winning streak and a share of the Greater Metro title along with Brookfield Central.