San Jose Prep Advances as Bolles and Bishop Kenny Face Off

The latest rankings in the News4JAX Super 6 girls high school basketball have seen significant movement, especially with San Jose Prep rising to prominence. As of January 17, the Bulldogs have achieved an impressive ten consecutive victories, including key wins over Ponte Vedra and Creekside. Their next challenge is a highly anticipated match against their rival, Bishop Kenny, scheduled for Thursday.

Bishop Kenny, currently ranked second, recently faced a setback, losing to Lincoln Park Academy. Despite this loss, the Crusaders remain a strong contender, having previously defeated No. 3 Tocoi Creek in a solid performance. This clash on Thursday is expected to be pivotal, with both teams eager to assert their dominance in the rankings.

San Jose Prep’s remarkable streak has been characterized by a mix of strategic play and resilience. The Bulldogs have shown their capability to compete at high levels, making them a team to watch as the season progresses.

The rankings illustrate a competitive landscape, with the Toros holding a mixed record of 1-1 since the last Super 6, including a close win over Beachside and a loss to Bishop Kenny. Meanwhile, the Storm have continued their winning ways, extending their streak to five games after a decisive 75-37 victory against Ocala Forest. They are set to face Yulee next, followed by a challenging game against the top-ranked Bolles on January 26.

The Stallions have also had their share of ups and downs, going 2-1 since the last rankings. They secured wins against Creekside and Madison County but faced a surprising defeat to Florida High, a team they had previously beaten by 21 points.

As the season progresses, teams are jockeying for position in the rankings, and fans can expect thrilling matchups in the coming weeks. With several games on the horizon, each contest carries significant weight in determining the playoff picture.

The excitement surrounding high school basketball in the region continues to grow, drawing attention from fans and scouts alike. As February approaches, the intensity of competition is expected to escalate, making every game critical for teams aiming for success in the playoffs.