Whitefish and Class "A" Basketball End of Season Standings

Class "A" Boys and Girls Basketball Standings

Girls Basketball Standings

Tuesday marks the last day for the regular season here in Montana for High School basketball. With many teams having finished up there’s just a few games to be played. Those games do have a big impact on playoff seeding. The top three in the Northwest “A” conference are guaranteed a spot in the Divisional Tournament. The final four take part in a play-in tournament to decide the No. 4 seed. As we hit the final day of the regular season, here’s an update on Class “A” basketball. Below is a look at the most recent standings for the Whitefish girls and all of Class “A”. Teams are listed by Conference record, then overall record.

NW “A” (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

1. Bigfork 17-1 (12-0)
2. Browning 13-5 (10-2)
3. Columbia Falls 8-9 (7-4)
4. Polson 9-9 (6-6)
5. Whitefish 6-12 (3-9)
6. Ronan 6-12 (3-9)
7. Libby 1-17 (0-12)

• Bigfork has won the conference and is the No. 1 seed out of the NW. Browning is the 2 seed with C-Falls the 3 seed.
• Play-in Tournament sees 4 seed v. 7 seed, 5 seed v. 6 seed, on Thursday. Winners of those two games play to determine the No. 4 seed, on Saturday, out of the NW A.

Up Next for Whitefish:

Finishes as the NW “A” No. 5 seed and will host Ronan for a play-in game, Thursday.

SW “A” (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

1. Frenchtown 17-1 (9-1)
2. Dillon 15-3 (9-1)
3. Hamilton 10-8 (6-4)
4. Corvallis 5’13 (4-6)
5. Butte Central 2-16 (2-8)
6. Stevensville 0-18 (0-10)

NE “A” (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

1. Miles City 15-2 (6-1)
2. Havre 13-3 (5-1)
3. Fergus 8-8 (3-3)
4. Sidney 8-10 (3-5)
5. Glendive 3-14 (0-7)

SE “A” (Overall Record, followed by Conference Record)

1. Billings Central 15-1 (9-0)
2. Lockwood 13-5 (7-3)
3. Laurel 11-6 (7-3)
4. Hardin 9-9 (4-6)
5. E Helena 4-14 (2-8)
6. Park 3-14 (0-9)

Boys Basketball Standings

Tuesday marks the last day for the regular season here in Montana for High School basketball. With many teams having finished up there’s just a few games to be played. Those games do have a big impact on playoff seeding. The top three in the Northwest “A” conference are guaranteed a spot in the Divisional Tournament. The final four take part in a play-in tournament to decide the No. 4 seed. As we hit the final day of the regular season, here’s an update on Class “A” basketball. Below is a look at the most recent standings for the Whitefish boys and all of Class ``A”. Teams are listed by Conference record, then overall record.

NW “A”

1. Browning 14-4 (10-2)
2. Columbia Falls 11-6 (9-2)
3. Bigfork 9-9 (7-5)
4. Ronan 10-8 (7-5)
5. Whitefish 10-8 (6-6)
6. Polson 2-16 (1-11)
7. Libby 3-15 (1-11)

• Browning is the No. 1 Seed for the Divisional Tournament with Columbia Falls the No.2 seed out of the Northwest "A"
• Bigfork defeated Ronan and will be the No. 3 seed. Ronan is the 4 seed and will take part in the Play-in Tourney.
• Play-in Tournament begins Thursday.
• No. 4 Seed Ronan faces No. 7 Seed Libby. No. 5 seed Whitefish faces No. 6 seed Polson, on Thursday.
• Winners of those games will play against each other Saturday. That winner will determine the No. 4 seed out of the NW A

Up Next for Whitefish:

Play host to Polson, Tuesday, for Senior Night.

Will finish as the NW “A” No. 5 seed and will host a play-in game, Thursday.

SW “A”

1. Hamilton 16-2 (8-2)
2. Butte Central 15-3 (8-2)
3. Dillon 14-4 (7-3)
4. Frenchtown 12-6 (5-5)
5. Corvallis 7-11 (2-8)
6. Stevensville 0-18 (0-10)

NE “A”

1. Havre 12-4 (5-1)
2. Fergus 6-10 (4-2)
3. Miles City 7-10 (4-3)
4. Glendive 7-10 (3-4)
5. Sidney 6-12 (1-7)

SE “A”

1. Lockwood 15-3 (9-1)
2. Billings Central 16-1 (9-1)
3. Hardin 7-11 (5-5)
4. Laurel 8-9 (4-6)
5. E. Helena 4-14 (3-7)
6. Park 1-17 (0-10)

• It is worth noting, not each conference takes part in a play-in tournament
• According to the MHSA each conference is allowed to determine the 4 teams that go to the Divisional Tournament, from their side, in their own way.
• Each Divisional Tournament, East and West, will be comprised of 8 total teams, 4 from each conference.