No Change In WISCA Rankings, Arrowhead Starts Week 6 At #1

Hartland Arrowhead and Madison Edgewood remained in the #1 positions in Wisconsin’s high school swimming rankings as 8 top-ranked teams did not change order.

Things are steady as can be in Division 1, for the state’s big schools. There, Arrowhead sits #1 for the sixth-consecutive week, and the entire top 5 did not change from a week ago.

Middleton is second, Verona third and Cedarburg fourth, with Madison West rounding out the top 5 in its same spot from last week.

On the recruiting front, Verona senior Beata Nelson remains uncommitted to any school. Nelson is the #2 recruit in the nation and one of just two top-20 names to not yet publicly pick a school.

In Division 2, Edgewood stays on top for the fourth week in a row after a big win at the Small School State Invite. There, Edgewood topped #2 McFarland and #3 Grafton in a battle of the likely top teams in the Division 2 state meet.

Division 1 Rankings

1 » Arrowhead 611 pts
2 » Middleton 448 pts
3 » Verona Area-Mount Horeb 420 pts
4 » Cedarburg 361 pts
5 » Madison West 328 pts
6 » Madison Memorial 261 pts
7 » Sun Prairie 257 pts
8 » Appleton North 247 pts
9 » Brookfield East 240 pts
10 » Neenah 224 pts

Division 2 Rankings

1 » Madison Edgewood 457 pts
2 » McFarland 417 pts
3 » Grafton 385 pts
4 » Deforest 316 pts
5 » Kohler/Sheboygan Area Luther 315 pts
6 » Shorewood 291 pts
7 » New Berlin Eisenhower 274 pts
8 » Whitnall 264 pts
9 » New Berlin West 247 pts
10 » Tomahawk 241 pts

The WISCA (Wisconsin Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association) rankings are based entirely off of the state’s database of top times. The top 30 times in each event earn points for their team, #1 earning 30, #2 29, #3 28 and so on down to #30 earning 1. Relay rankings are worth double points.

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Jared Anderson swam for nearly twenty years. Then, Jared Anderson stopped swimming and started writing about swimming. He's not sick of swimming yet. Swimming might be sick of him, though. Jared was a YMCA and high school swimmer in northern Minnesota, and spent his college years swimming breaststroke and occasionally pretending …

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