Top 10 Washington D.C. Girls Basketball Rankings

Off to a perfect start, Paul Laurence Dunbar joins the latest High School on SI District of Columbia girls basketball Top 10.

The Crimson Tide (7-0 overall) debuts at No. 7. Saint John’s College maintains its hold at No. 1 followed by Sidwell Friends School, Georgetown Visitation Prep, Calvin Coolidge and Maret School.

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Jackson-Reed, Digital Pioneers Academy, Benjamin Banneker and Georgetown Day School join Dunbar in the second 5.

Here’s this week’s High School on SI District of Columbia girls basketball Top 10:

1. SAINT JOHN’S COLLEGE

Previous rank: No. 1

Record: 6-2

The Cadets outlasted Elizabeth Seton (Md.) in overtime in their Washington Catholic Athletic Conference opener.

2. SIDWELL FRIENDS SCHOOL

Previous rank: No. 2

Record: 4-2

The Quakers dropped a 54-46 decision to Rutgers Prep (N.J.) at the Shore Games in New Jersey.

3. GEORGETOWN VISITATION PREP

Previous rank: No. 3

Record: 7-1

The Cubs ran their winning streak to five with a 67-33 win over Stone Ridge of the Sacred Heart (Md.).

4. CALVIN COOLIDGE

Previous rank: No. 4

Record: 7-3

The Colts scored 152 points in wins over Cardozo and Anacostia.

5. MARET SCHOOL

Previous rank: No. 5

Record: 2-4

The Frogs lost to James Madison (Va.) after wins over St. Andrew’s Episcopal School (Md.) and Friendship Collegiate Academy.

6. JACKSON-REED

Previous rank: No. 6

Record: 6-3

The Tigers went 3-0 last week.

7. PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR

Previous rank: Not ranked

Record: 7-0

The Crimson Tide have won all six on-court matches by double-digits.

8. DIGITAL PIONEERS ACADEMY

Previous rank: No. 7

Record: 3-4

The Pythons defeated IDEA Charter and then-No. 10 KIPP D.C. Legacy Prep before a non-league loss to United Audenried Charter (Pa.)

9. BENJAMIN BANNEKER

Previous rank: No. 8

Record: 6-1

The Bulldogs suffered their first loss to Paul Laurence Dunbar.

10. GEORGETOWN DAY SCHOOL

Previous rank: No. 9

Record: 2-7

The Mighty Hoppers snapped their seven-game losing streak with a 36-31 victory over Edison (N.J.).