Class B Pre-season Top 15

Class B is the most balanced class throughout the state.

Class B player of the year: Romeo Weems New Haven

Wyoming Godwin Heights– Too much talent to not be ranked number one heading into the season.
River Rouge– Mark White won two state championships and with son Darian at point guard will look to bring River Rouge their first state championship 1999.
Hazel Park– Have made strides the past two years with now being their best roster.
New Haven– Have fallen short the past two seasons in the playoffs but on paper are extremely talented.
Wayland– The best point guard and forward duo in the entire class.
Northwestern- Will not sneak up on anybody this year.
Detroit Country Day– Young again but no short of talent.
Grand Rapids Catholic Central– Marcus Bingham, a transfer from Ottawa Hills, rose his stock in the Summer and will now rise GRCC into the top ten of the state.
Dearborn Divine Child– A nice trio that has been building up to this point for some years now.
Voyageur– The new name for the old Consortium. A versatile and dynamic backcourt will lead the Cougars.
Corunna– Coach John Buscemi, the former Detroit Loyola coach, brings Detroit toughness to the middle of the state.
Detroit Old Redford– After starting at the now closed Allen Academy, Rocket Watts is now the alpha dog of the Ravens.
Detroit Henry Ford Academy: School for Creative Studies– Trevion Williams is no stranger to Michigan anymore.
Benton Harbor– Young but a scrappy bunch that play with heart.
Adrain– Remember the name Antwan Ficklen.