Tennessean Midstate Top 10 girls high school basketball rankings

Here's a look at the top Nashville-area high school girls basketball teams, as ranked by the USA TODAY Network — Tennessee. 

1. Riverdale (26-1) – Sisters Aislynn Hayes, Alasia Hayes and Acacia Hayes combine to average 38.5 points a game this season. Last week: No. 1.

2. Ensworth (27-2) – The Lady Tigers seek their third straight Division II-AA championship game appearance and ninth since 2008 this week at Lipscomb's Allen Arena. Last week: No. 2.

3. Brentwood Academy (24-4) – The Lady Eagles will try to win their fifth DII-AA title in six years this week at Allen Arena. Last week: No. 3.

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4. Macon County (27-5) – Keeley Carter scored 37 points in the Tigerettes’ Region 4-AA quarterfinal win over Grundy County. Last week: No. 4.

5. Beech (27-5) – The Lady Bucs must beat Mt. Juliet a third time this season to guarantee themselves a Class AAA sectional appearance. Last week: No. 6.

6. Blackman (21-6) – The Lady Blaze had to wait until Monday to start region tournament play because of rain postponements. Last week: No. 5.

7. Dickson County (26-5) – The District 11-AAA tournament champions face Page in the Region 6-AAA semifinals on Monday. Last week: No. 9.

8. Upperman (26-5) – The two-time defending Class AA state champions face DeKalb County in a Region 4-AA semifinal on Monday. Last week: No. 7.

9. Cheatham County (25-3) – The Lady Cubs have won 13 straight entering Monday’s Region 5-AA semifinal with Maplewood at Greenbrier. Last week: No. 10.

10. Brentwood (19-9) – The Lady Bruins get a third shot against Ravenwood in a must-win in Monday’s Region 6-AAA semifinals. Last week: Not ranked.

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Reach Tom Kreager at 615-259-8089 or tkreager@tennessean.com and on Twitter @Kreager.