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As the postseason nears, many of the powerhouse teams in the state of Michigan are maintaining their top spots in the most recent Michigan High School Hockey Coaches Association rankings.
Howell (Division 1), Flint Powers Catholic (Division 2) and Cranbrook (Division 3) all stayed at No. 1 in the MHSHCA's state rankings for Week 10, Jan. 19.
Howell, Detroit Catholic Central and Hartland went 1-2-3 in Division 1, while Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central moved up a spot to No. 4, and Utica Eisenhower dropped one spot to five.
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Flint Powers Catholic (No. 1), Grandville (No. 2), Byron Center (No. 3) and Rochester United (No. 4) stayed put in their spots, while Livonia Stevenson moved up a spot to No. 5 in Division 2.
In Division 3, Houghton moved up a spot to No. 2, Orchard Lake St. Mary’s dropped one spot to No. 3, Calumet stayed at No. 4, and Marquette moved up one spot to No. 5.
Here’s a look at the most recent MHSHCA rankings.
1. Howell
2. Detroit Catholic Central
3. Hartland
4. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central
5. Utica Eisenhower
6. Northville
7. Brighton
8. Rockford
9. Troy United
10. Capital City
1. Flint Powers Catholic
2. Grandville
3. Byron Center
4. Rochester United
5. Livonia Stevenson
6. Trenton
7. Mattawan
8. Caledonia
9. Alpena
10. St. Claire Shores Unified
1. Cranbrook
2. Houghton
3. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s
4. Calumet
5. Marquette
6. Riverview Gabriel Richard
7. University of Liggett
8. Escanaba
9. South Lyon Unified
10. Huron Valley
Contact sports editor Jared Greenleaf at [email protected]. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter @sportsCDT
This article originally appeared on Cheboygan Daily Tribune: Looking at Michigan high school hockey rankings for Week 10, Jan. 13
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Howell (Division 1), Flint Powers Catholic (Division 2) and Cranbrook (Division 3) all stayed at No. 1 in the MHSHCA's state rankings for Week 10, Jan. 19.
Howell, Detroit Catholic Central and Hartland went 1-2-3 in Division 1, while Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central moved up a spot to No. 4, and Utica Eisenhower dropped one spot to five.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL RANKINGS: First Michigan Sports Writers girls high school basketball rankings of 2025-26
Flint Powers Catholic (No. 1), Grandville (No. 2), Byron Center (No. 3) and Rochester United (No. 4) stayed put in their spots, while Livonia Stevenson moved up a spot to No. 5 in Division 2.
In Division 3, Houghton moved up a spot to No. 2, Orchard Lake St. Mary’s dropped one spot to No. 3, Calumet stayed at No. 4, and Marquette moved up one spot to No. 5.
Here’s a look at the most recent MHSHCA rankings.
Division 1
1. Howell
2. Detroit Catholic Central
3. Hartland
4. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central
5. Utica Eisenhower
6. Northville
7. Brighton
8. Rockford
9. Troy United
10. Capital City
Division 2
1. Flint Powers Catholic
2. Grandville
3. Byron Center
4. Rochester United
5. Livonia Stevenson
6. Trenton
7. Mattawan
8. Caledonia
9. Alpena
10. St. Claire Shores Unified
Division 3
1. Cranbrook
2. Houghton
3. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s
4. Calumet
5. Marquette
6. Riverview Gabriel Richard
7. University of Liggett
8. Escanaba
9. South Lyon Unified
10. Huron Valley
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Contact sports editor Jared Greenleaf at [email protected]. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter @sportsCDT
This article originally appeared on Cheboygan Daily Tribune: Looking at Michigan high school hockey rankings for Week 10, Jan. 13
Continue reading...
