Tribune power rankings • Prep boys’ basketball

First Published Feb 11 2012 08:22 pm • Last Updated Feb 11 2012 11:41 pm

Class 5A

1. West Jordan » Looked the part of title contender in solid road win at Alta

2. Lone Peak » Knights must keep wits about them when Nick Emery struggles

3. American Fork » Beating Lone Peak was a needed mental edge for playoffs

4. Alta » Hawks are a great team but have trouble defending star players

5. Northridge » Time to believe the Knights can do postseason damage

Class 4A

1. Orem » Between Nixon, Darger and Pollard, there’s no tougher offensive frontcourt

2. Bountiful » Held past four opponents to 40 points or fewer in region play

3. Skyline » Even if it beats Olympus, Herriman still looms in the season finale

4. Sky View » Jalen Moore is becoming elite, but loss to Lakers shows he needs help

5. Mountain Crest » Behind in the title chase, but a favorable slate to close out

Class 3A

1. Payson » Defense lagging a bit, but the Lions can score with anybody in 3A

2. Judge Memorial » Beat toughest region opponents to finish with No. 1 seed

3. Morgan » Only opponent to score less than 50 in past seven games is Tooele

4. Desert Hills » Clinched a tough region with a 20-point win over Hurricane

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