Around the OAA.
This is a blog that is devoted to the OAA. We cover 23 schools from Oakland County to Wayne County. From Oxford to Harper Woods. This blog will give insight and projections around the OAA.
Saturday, January 7, 2023
Boys Basketball Top 23.
Written Saturday January 7th at 10:30 AM
Updated Saturday January 7th at 9:30 PM
- North Farmington (7-1): Ryan Hurst when healthy can be very good for the Raiders.
- Oak Park (4-1): Geon Hutchins is a special player for the Knights.
- Troy (7-1): Mason Parker has been on fire especially from downtown lately.
- Adams (4-2): Highlanders haven’t missed Brady Prieskorn as of late.
- Bloomfield Hills (6-1): Blackhawks don’t play for another week.
- West Bloomfield (5-1): Lakers haven’t played in a week, we’ll know against Pontiac.
- Clarkston (7-2): This song describes the Wolves.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPnK39ax_AM
- Groves (6-2): Falcons can beat teams in so many different ways.
- Lake Orion (4-2): Welcome back DJ Morrow.
- Oxford (4-2): Welcome back Jake Champagne.
- Ferndale (1-5): The schedule has taken its toll on the Eagles.
- Royal Oak (5-1): Maybe loss to Lake Orion might be a wake up call for the Ravens.
- Rochester (3-3): Falcons haven’t played in a while. Rust could be a concern.
- Harper Woods (4-3): Julian Young has been playing well for the Pioneers.
- Berkley (4-3): Jacob Sheriff has been the Robin to Tamir Runkenvich’s Batman.
- Troy Athens (3-4): Red Hawks are very inconsistent.
- Avondale (3-6): Yellow Jackets last two losses have been by a combined three points.
- Ferndale University (5-3): Eagles starting to turn things around a little bit.
- Stoney Creek (0-6): Cougars really miss Peyton Rummler.
- Farmington (2-3): Falcons been getting a lot of rest lately.
- Seaholm (1-5): Maples are really struggling to score but has been playing solid defensively.
- Southfield Arts and Tech (2-7): Warriors really struggling to find an identity right now.
- Pontiac (2-7): Phoenix have not gotten over 40 points in the last four games.