Thumb Power Rankings Week #5




Thumb Power Rankings
Team
Power Points
Millington 40.000
Deckerville 38.889
Cass City 38.333
Ubly 37.778
Memphis 37.222
Dryden 36.111
Marlette 35.000
Garber 34.444
Peck 33.333
Bridgeport 31.111
Reese 30.556
Bay City All Saints 28.889
Kinde-North Huron 28.333
Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port 26.111
Sandusky 26.111
Caro 25.556
Frankenmuth 25.556
Vassar 24.444
North Branch 23.889
Brown City 21.111
Birch Run 20.000
Harbor Beach 19.444
Mayville 19.444
Akron-Fairgrove 18.333
Bad Axe 18.333
Kingston 18.333
Unionville-Sebeawing Area 18.333
Carsonville-Port Sanilac 14.444
Owendale-Gagetown 12.222


Comments

Christian Selich said…
With next week's rankings instead of just 50 points for a win, a team will get 60 points for defeating a Class A team, 50 for Class B, 40 for Class C, and 30 for a Class D team. The class designation comes straight from the MHSAA website. The rankings look much different.
Sep 28, 2008, 11:46:00 PM
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