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2012-13 Boys basketball (through Jan. 27, 2013)
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Class AA
 1. Lutheran-AIS                 16-2
 2. Fairport-5                   13-0
 3. Abraham Lincoln-PSAL         16-3
 4. Niagara Falls-6              10-1
 5. South Shore-PSAL             18-3
 6. Mount Vernon-1               11-1
 7. Wings Academy-PSAL           17-3
 8. Christ the King-CHSAA        14-2
 9. Troy-2                       12-2
10. Thomas Jefferson-PSAL        15-4
11. Curtis-PSAL                  21-4
12. Albany CBA-2                 12-2
13. St. Raymond-CHSAA            14-4
14. Bayside-PSAL                 16-2
15. Archbishop Molloy-CHSAA      14-5
16. Spring Valley-1              11-1
17. Bishop Loughlin-CHSAA        13-3
18. Brentwood-11                 13-1
19. Archbishop Stepinac-CHSAA    12-5
20. Cardozo-PSAL                 16-3
21. Green Tech-2                 11-2
22. Williamsville North-6        11-2
23. North Rockland-1             12-1
24. Northport-11                 13-1
25. Webster Schroeder-5          13-1
26. Kingston-9                   10-2
27. Fayetteville-Manlius-3       11-2
28. Cardinal Hayes-CHSAA         13-5
29. Shaker-2                     11-2
30. Deer Park-11                 11-3

  Honorable mention: Arlington 11-2, Baldwin 10-3, Bethlehem 11-2, Binghamton
9-2, Bishop Kearney 6-6, Calhoun 8-3, Central Islip 13-2, Clarence 10-4, 
Farmingdale 10-3, Freeport 10-3, Great Neck South 10-2, Greece Athena 10-3, 
Half Hollow Hills West 9-4, Hicksville 10-3, Hilton 10-3, Irondequoit 11-2, 
Jamestown 11-2, Kenmore West 9-4, Liverpool 9-4, Mahopac 9-3, Newburgh Free 
7-3, Riverhead 11-3, Rochester McQuaid 11-3, F.D. Roosevelt 9-2, Scarsdale 
10-2, Smithtown West 11-3, Syracuse Henninger 10-2, Syracuse Nottingham 9-4. 

Class A
 1. Albany Academy-2             11-2
 2. Byram Hills-1                12-1
 3. Canisius-MMA                 11-3
 4. Geneva-5                     12-0
 5. Bishop Ludden-3              14-2
 6. Washington Irving-PSAL       13-0
 7. Burke Catholic-9              7-3
 8. Scotia-Glenville-2           13-0
 9. Buffalo St. Joseph-MMA       13-4
10. Pathways Prep-PSAL           14-3
11. Cardinal Spellman-CHSAA      12-3
12. Amityville-11                11-2
13. Manhasset St. Mary-CHSAA     12-4
14. Ben Banneker-PSAL            12-1
15. Amherst-6                    12-1
16. Lawrence-8                   10-2
17. Rochester Aquinas-5           9-4
18. Cortland-3                   13-1
19. Harborfields-11               9-3
20. Holy Trinity-CHSAA           13-4
21. Poughkeepsie-1               10-2
22. Albertus Magnus-1            12-2
23. Rochester Charlotte-5         9-3
24. Carthage-3                   14-1
25. Springfield Gardens-PSAL     12-3

  Honorable mention: Bayport-Blue Point 11-4, Bethpage 8-4, Bishop 
Kellenberg 10-5, Bishop Timon 9-6, Buffalo McKinley 9-3, Chaminade 12-5,
Evander Childs-PSAL 14-1, Cornwall 7-3, Eastchester 13-1, Indian River 
11-4, Jericho 10-3, Johnson City 11-3, Maine-Endwell 11-2, Mineola 9-3, 
Nazareth-CHSAA 13-4, New Hartford 13-2, New Paltz 10-1, Peekskill 10-3, 
Roslyn 9-3, Saugerties 10-1, Sweet Home 11-2, Wayne 12-1, West Hempstead 
10-3, Whitesboro 9-3.
 
Class B
 1. Olean-6                      12-1
 2. Fannie Lou Hamer-PSAL        16-0
 3, Buffalo Nichols-CHSAA        13-3
 4. Newcomers High-PSAL          10-1
 5. Susquehanna Valley-4         10-0
 6. Watervliet-2                  7-7 **
 7. Eleanor Roosevelt-PSAL       11-1
 8. Ogdensburg Free-10           12-1
 9. Poughkeepsie Lourdes-1        9-3
10. Briarcliff-1                 11-2
11. Westhill-3                   12-2
12. Schuylerville-2              12-1
13. Cleveland Hill-6             11-1
14. Collegiate-AIS               10-4
15. Marlboro-9                    9-2
16. Batavia-5                    10-1
17. Wellsville-5                 11-3
18. Putnam Valley-1              11-2
19. Hornell-5                    10-1
20. Southampton-11               12-2
20. (tie) Catskill-2             13-1

** - Record includes five forfeit losses.

  Honorable mention: Babylon 12-2, Bishop Grimes 9-5, Buffalo CSAT 9-3, 
Buffalo East 9-4, Cairo-Durham 11-3, Cazenovia 9-5, Clinton 11-3, Cohoes
8-4, Highland Falls O'Neill 9-2, Ilion 10-4, Lackawanna 11-2, Lancaster 
St. Mary 10-6, Mekeel Christian 11-2, Northeastern Clinton 11-2, Norwich
9-3, Oyster Bay 9-3, Pawling 8-4, Phoenix 9-5, Potsdam 9-4, Ravena-
Coeymans-Selkirk 9-4, Sherburne-Earlville 10-5, Skaneateles 10-4, South 
Jefferson 14-1, Spackenkill 6-3, Syracuse Academy of Science 9-5, Wheatley
10-2, Whitney Point 10-2.

Class C
 1. Pine Plains-9                10-2
 2. Silver Creek-6               13-0
 3. Hoosic Valley-2              13-1
 4. Buffalo Middle College-6      8-3
 5. Maple Grove-6                11-1
 6. Beaver River-3               15-1
 7. Batavia Notre Dame-5         13-0
 8. Mohawk-3                     14-1
 9. Elmira Notre Dame-4          13-1
10. Clyde-Savannah-5             12-1
11. Caledonia-Mumford-5          12-1
12. Stony Brook-11               11-1
13. Lyons-5                      11-1
14. Buffalo Oracle Charter-6     14-1
15. Lake George-2                12-1
16. Lansing-4                     9-1
17. Sidney-4                     12-1
18. Addison-5                    12-1
19. Moravia-4                    10-2
20. Palisade Prep-1              10-2

  Honorable mention: Alexander 9-4, Ausable Valley 9-4, Canajoharie 12-2, 
Cuba-Rushford 9-4, Fabius-Pompey 11-3, Friends Academy 6-5, Geneseo 10-2, 
Greenwich 10-4, Honeoye 9-4, Morrisville-Eaton 9-4, Odessa-Montour 11-3, 
Perry 10-3, Port Byron 9-5, Schoharie 10-3, Thousand Islands 11-4, Tri-
Valley 8-3, Tully 13-3, Waterville 12-1, Watkins Glen 10-2, West Canada 
11-4, Wheatland-Chili 10-2, York 11-2.

Class D
 1. Argyle-2                     13-0
 2. New York Mills-3             12-1
 3. Children's Village-1         11-1
 4. University Prep-5            11-2
 5. Schroon Lake-7               13-0
 6. Fillmore-5                   10-2
 7. North Warren-2               10-2
 8. Lyme-3                       12-3
 9. Sherman-6                    11-3
10. Loudonville Christian-2      13-1
11. Morris-4                     11-1
12. Jasper-Troupsburg-5          10-3
13. Webster Christian-5           7-4
14. Chateaugay-10                10-4
15. St. Regis Falls-10           13-1

  Honorable mention: Brocton 11-1, Cincinnatus 9-2, Clymer 8-4, Edwards-Knox 
12-2, Elizabethtown-Lewis 11-3, Faith Heritage 10-5, Fort Ann 9-4, 
Hammondsport 12-3, Harrisville 11-3, Hunter-Tannersville 11-2, Lima Christian 
9-4, Margaretville 12-1, McGraw 14-1, Oriskany 9-5, Richfield Springs 10-2, 
Rome Catholic 9-5, Scio 10-3, South Kortright 10-3, Stamford 11-3, Whitesville
9-4.
 

Active Win Streaks:
 
Fannie Lou Hamer-PSAL 16, Washington Irving-PSAL 13, Batavia Notre Dame 13, 
Argyle 13, Fairport 13, Mohawk 13, Scotia-Glenville 13, Silver Creek 13, 
Schroon Lake 13, Geneva 12, Carthage 12, Beaver River 12, New York Mills 11, 
Susquehanna Valley 10. (10-or-more are listed)
 
Remaining Unbeatens: 
  1 in Class AA, 3 in Class A, 2 in Class B, 2 in Class C, 2 in Class D.
 


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