The latest Michigan high school boys basketball rankings, released by the Michigan Sports Writers for the week of January 19, 2026, highlight the top-performing teams across various divisions. These rankings are compiled from votes by a panel of media members statewide, showcasing the competitive landscape of high school basketball in Michigan.
Division 1 Rankings
In Division 1, the top spot is held by East Lansing, boasting an impressive record of 13-0 and receiving 50 points in the poll. Following closely is Muskegon with a record of 9-0, earning 45 points. The rankings continue with East Kentwood at 9-1 with 39 points, and Rockford, whose 10-2 record garnered 33 points. Other notable teams include Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (12-3), Auburn Hills Avondale (10-1), and Grand Haven (12-1), all vying for recognition in the highly competitive field.
The complete top ten in Division 1 includes:
1. East Lansing (13-0) – 50 points
2. Muskegon (9-0) – 45 points
3. East Kentwood (9-1) – 39 points
4. Rockford (10-2) – 33 points
5. Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (12-3) – 30 points
6. Auburn Hills Avondale (10-1) – 19 points (tie)
7. Grand Haven (12-1) – 19 points (tie)
8. Grand Blanc (10-2) – 15 points
9. Hudsonville (10-2) – 8 points
10. Lansing Waverly (9-2) – 7 points
Other teams receiving votes include Wayne Memorial (8-2), Detroit King (7-4), Grand Rapids Northview (9-2), and Rochester (13-0).
Division 2 Highlights
In Division 2, Romulus Summit North leads with a record of 13-1, securing 48 points. Hudsonville Unity Christian follows closely at 9-2 with 45 points. Frankenmuth remains undefeated at 11-0, claiming 33 points in the rankings. Lansing Sexton and Freeland rounded out the top five with records of 10-2 and 11-2, respectively.
The rankings for Division 2 are:
1. Romulus Summit North (13-1) – 48 points
2. Hudsonville Unity Christian (9-2) – 45 points
3. Frankenmuth (11-0) – 33 points
4. Lansing Sexton (10-2) – 32 points
5. Freeland (11-2) – 30 points
6. Benton Harbor (14-1) – 29 points
7. Grand Rapids South Christian (10-2) – 24 points
8. South Haven (10-0) – 10 points
9. Dearborn Divine Child (12-2) – 7 points
10. Ludington (11-0) – 6 points
Teams such as Yale, Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills, and Harper Woods Chandler Park also received votes.
Division 3 and 4 Rankings
In Division 3, Beal City takes the top position with a record of 9-0, earning 38 points. Menominee follows with a 10-1 record and 37 points, while Detroit Loyola is third with 35 points.
Division 3 rankings include:
1. Beal City (9-0) – 38 points
2. Menominee (10-1) – 37 points
3. Detroit Loyola (11-2) – 35 points
4. Onsted (13-0) – 30 points
5. Harbor Beach (8-2) – 24 points
6. McBain (9-1) – 22 points
7. Ishpeming-Westwood (12-0) – 18 points
8. Arts & Technology Academy of Pontiac (6-2) – 16 points
9. Jackson Lumen Christi (9-3) – 11 points (tie)
10. North Muskegon (12-1) – 11 points (tie)
Finally, Division 4 sees Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian leading with a record of 9-1 and 43 points. They are followed by Allen Park Inter-City Baptist (10-1) with 41 points and Fowler (12-1) with 39 points.
The Division 4 standings are:
1. Wyoming Tri-Unity Christian (9-1) – 43 points
2. Allen Park Inter-City Baptist (10-1) – 41 points
3. Fowler (12-1) – 39 points
4. Pickford (11-0) – 31 points
5. Mendon (12-0) – 21 points
6. Crystal Falls Forest Park (9-2) – 16 points
7. Dollar Bay (10-1) – 16 points
8. Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart (8-2) – 15 points
9. Concord (11-3) – 14 points
10. Southfield Christian (9-2) – 13 points
With the rankings now established, teams across Michigan will continue to compete fiercely as the season progresses, aiming for top honors in their respective divisions.
