CNR FALL BOYS BASKETBALL RATINGS- VARSITY, JV AND FRESHMAN LEAGUES

I started looking at the CNR Fall varsity league team ratings and expanded it into the JV and Freshman leagues because of cross-over on the schedule, ie. teams playing up or down, so that I can calculate a comparative rating for all three levels.

adjusted 9/27
I have updated the ratings and included some 8th grade (2024) teams that are playing up to freshman or JV level.  These ratings are based upon the CNR varsity teams.  You may have seen my 2024 blog posted a few days ago.  The 2024 ratings are based upon the top 8th grade teams so there is a 75 or 80 point difference in the ratings.  So if an eighth grade team (ie. Triple Threat at 66 rating) played Francis Howell, the score differential would be 131-66 or 65 points.

So, while the CNR fall league is just into a few weeks of play, here's a first look at the teams in the league:


CNR Team Rating
Francis Howell Varsity Boys 131
Ladue Varsity Boys 123
Borgia Varsity Boys 110
Westminster Varsity Boys 109
Eureka Varsity Boys 109
Marquette Varsity Boys 103
Magic Varsity Boys 99
Washington Varsity Boys 99
Rockwood Summit Varsity Boys 98
Jr. Ark Varsity Boys 96
Jefferson Varsity Boys 95
Francis Howell Central Varsity Boys 95
Winfield Varsity Boys 94
Missouri Elite Varsity Boys 94
Magic Basketball Academy Ruble 91
Magic JV Boys 90
Eureka Moger Varsity Boys 89
Eureka Moger Varsity Boys 89
LHBA Select Varsity Boys 89
Collinsville JV Boys 88
Collinsville JV Boys 88
Pacers JV Boys 86
Barnes Bulls JV Boys 85
Tigers Robson Freshmen Boys 84
Jaguars Peplow Freshmen Boys 81
Jaguars Peplow Freshmen Boys 76
Flight Academy A 8th 76
Red Storm JV Boys 75
Missouri Elite JV Boys 74
Knights Basketball Ramthun 8th Boys 71
3D Vision Academy JV Boys 71
Dew Elite JV Boys 70
Magic 2023 Freshmen Boys 70
Pioneer Elite Red 8th 70
Dead Three Blue 8th 69
Tigers Robson Freshmen Boys 69
Cougars Masa JV Boys 69
Titans Freshmen Boys 68
Pioneer Elite White 8th 68
Fort Zumwalt West Hatfield Freshmen Boys 68
Triple Threat Academy 8th 66
Knights Chalmers 8th 66
3D Vision Academy Black Freshmen Boys 65
DSBA Varsity Boys 64
Washington Tigers 8th Boys 64
Hillsboro Holland Freshmen Boys 63
St. Louis Storm Freshmen Boys 63
Bruins Kirksey Freshmen Boys 63
3D Select 2024 62
Crossover Elite 8th Boys 62
Ladue JV Boys 60
St. Charles West JV Boys 58
3D Vision Academy Orange Freshmen Boys 55
Flight Academy Michel 2024 8th Boys 55
West County Basketball Blue Freshmen Boys 55
Fort Zumwalt West Reese Freshmen Boys 54
St. Louis Jazz 8th Boys 54
Team St. Louis 8th Boys 54
Knights Reinsch 2024 Team 1 8th Boys 52
Seckman Freshmen Boys 52
Fire Elite 8th 51
Fort Zumwalt West Hatfield Freshmen Boys 51
Mayhem JV Boys 50
West County Blue 8th 50
Flight Academy Colvin 8th 50
Liberty Red 8th Boys 50
LHBA United Black 8th 50
Toon Squad JV Boys 50
West County Basketball Gold JV Boys 48
3D Nation 2025 8th 48
Mavericks Black 8th 47
DSBA White 8th 46
Genesis 8th Boys 45
Flight Academy White 8th 45
Knights Dutton 8th Boys 45
Parkway West Freshmen Boys 42
Parkway West Freshmen Boys 42
Mavericks Blue Freshmen Boys 41
St. Louis Blazers 8th 41
Fort Zumwalt West Silver 8th Boys 35
Liberty White 8th 30
DSBA Blue 8th 25
Sharp Shooters 8th Boys 21
DSBA Black 8th -3
3D Academy White 8th -8
Blackcats Varsity Boys NR
St. Charles Varsity Boys NR
St. Louis Blue Knights Varsity Boys NR
TBA Varsity Boys NR
Blackcats JV Boys NR
COMO JV Boys NR
St. Charles JV Boys NR
St. Louis Blue Knights JV Boys NR
TBA JV Boys NR
TBA M JV Boys NR
LHS Cougars Freshmen Boys NR
St. Louis Blue Knights Freshmen Boys NR



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