The Minnesota Basketball News updated their women's high school basketball rankings in an issue on Friday, December 17, 2021.
There are four classes of women's basketball in Minnesota High School. The school with the most enrollment is 4A. The smallest Class 1A.
I have included the Minnesota State High School League admission requirements for each class.
There are 4 ranked teams in the Southern Suburb Conference. Big Nine 3 rated teams. Hiawatha Valley League 4 rated teams. Gopher Conference 1 ranking team. Minnesota River Conference 3 rating team. The No. 1 team in the Three Rivers Conference.
CLASS 4A (Entry 1281 and above)
1. Hopkins 2. Minnetonka 3. Eden Prairie 4. Chaska 5. Wayzata 6. Stillwater 7. St. Michael-Albertville 8. East Ridge 9. Roseville Area 10. Maple Grove 11. Shakopee 12. Blaine 13. Edina 14. Lakeville North 15. Chanhassen 16. Centennial 17. Prior Lake 18. Rosemount 19. Spring Lake Park 20. Rogers
Category 3A (registered 591-1280)
1. Becker 2. Austin 3. Saint Angels 4. Sao Paulo Como Park 5. De La Salle 6. Totino Grace 7. St. Peter 8. Hill Murray 9. Grand Rapids 10. West Mankato 11. East Mankato 12. Benilde-Stone. Margaret's 13. Marshall 14. Hutchinson 15. Visiting 16. Mahathomedy 17. Worthington 18. Stuartville 19. Alexander 20. Bloomington Kennedy
Category 2A (Registration 214-590)
1. Minnehaha College 2. Providence College 3. Goodhue 4. St. Croix Lutheran Church 5. Holly 6. New London-Spicy 7. Proctor 8. Pecot Lake 9. Fergus Falls 10. Lake City 11. Rochester Lourdes 12. Sauk Center 13. Duluth Marshall 14. Luverne 15. Watertown-Mayer 16. Holy Family Catholic 17. Albany 18. Perham 19. Dover-Eyota 20. Milaca
Category 1A (Enrollment 213 and below)
1. Mountain Iron-Buhl 2. Minneota 3. Cass Lake-Bena 4. Mayer Lutheran 5. Sleepy Eye St. Mary's 6. Hayfield 7. Hancock 8. Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 9. Underwood 10. Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 11 . Cromwell-Wright 12. Buffalo Lake-Hector-Stewart 13. Walker-Hackensack-Akeley 14. GHECTML 15. Sleepy Eye 16. Ogilvie 17. New York Mills 18. South Ridge 19. Badger-Greenbush-Middle River 20. Stephen- Argyll 4-1
The MSHSL website states that enrollment depends on the number of students in grades 9-12 "-40% of the educational benefits (free and reduced-price lunch).
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