Class 7A, Region 3
| Rank/Team | Record | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Winter Haven | 13-2 | 30.925 |
| 2. Haines City | 10-5 | 16.378 |
| 3. Venice | 9-4 | 15.796 |
| 4. Riverview Sarasota | 8-3 | 13.807 |
| 5. George Jenkins | 7-5 | 8.264 |
| 6. Palm Harbor University | 7-4 | 6.843 |
| 7. Durant | 7-4 | 6.712 |
| 8. Sumner | 8-5 | 5.128 |
On the bubble: No. 10 Plant (7-6)
Class 6A, Region 2
| Rank/Team | Record | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Bloomingdale | 11-4 | 14.495 |
| 2. Armwood | 9-1 | 12.506 |
| 3. Horizon | 10-4 | 11.440 |
| 4. Heritage | 13-4 | 10.480 |
| 5. Bayside | 11-3 | 10.212 |
| 6. Edgewater | 7-4 | 10.130 |
| 7. Viera | 7-6 | 7.777 |
| 8. East River | 8-6 | 6.964 |
Conclusion
These rankings are crucial in determining playoff seedings and postseason berths for girls’ high school basketball teams in Florida. The competition is fierce, and every game matters as teams strive to secure their spots in the playoffs.
FAQs
1. How are playoff seedings determined?
Playoff seedings are determined based on a combination of regular-season records and rankings assigned by the Florida High School Athletic Association.
2. What happens to teams on the bubble?
Teams on the bubble, such as Plant and Wharton, have a chance to make the playoffs if they perform well in their remaining games and other factors align in their favor.
3. When do the playoffs begin?
The exact dates for the start of the playoffs will be announced by the Florida High School Athletic Association once all regular-season games are completed.
