The NCISAA Power Rankings have arrived, taking a look at some of the top teams in the NCISAA ranks. Take a look at who made the first edition’s Top 10 and who has room to make noise still.
1. Lake Norman Christian (3-0)
Mikey Williams
MikeyWilliams6'3" | CGLake Norman Christian | 2023StateNC (40 points) and Trey Green
TreyGreen5'10" | PGLake Norman Christian | 2023State#139NationNC (25 points) were unstoppable against The Burlington School this past weekend to remain undefeated. With the contributions of not only Williams and Green but Jonathan Kurtas
JonathanKurtas6'10" | CLake Norman Christian | 2021StateNC and A.J. Allenspach as well, the Storm are a team with depth and length that makes them a tough defensive squad. Allenspach put up 14 points and 11 rebounds as well against The Burlington School.
Up Next: Elevation Prep (11/24), Sandy Creek (11/25), Kell (11/28)
2. Carmel Christian Academy (5-0)
Carmel Christian Academy has been able to flex their depth so far in 2020-21, with three players averaging double figures scoring through the first five games. Ben BurnhamBenBurnham6'6" | SFCarmel Christian | 2021StateNC (19.4 ppg, 9.8 rpg, 2.0 spg, 1.0 bpg), Justin TaylorJustinTaylor6'3" | CGCarmel Christian | 2021StateNC (12.6 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 3.0 apg and 1.0 spg,), Glenn Bynum Jr
GlennBynum Jr6'3" | CGCarmel Christian | 2021StateNC. (7.4 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 1.0 apg) and Cade TysonCadeTyson6'5" | SGCarmel Christian | 2022StateNC (11.4
The NCISAA Power Rankings have arrived, taking a look at some of the top teams in the NCISAA ranks. Take a look at who made the first edition’s Top 10 and who has room to make noise still.
1. Lake Norman Christian (3-0)
Mikey Williams
MikeyWilliams6'3" | CGLake Norman Christian | 2023StateNC (40 points) and
Trey Green
TreyGreen5'10" | PGLake Norman Christian | 2023State#139NationNC (25 points) were unstoppable against The Burlington School this past weekend to remain undefeated. With the contributions of not only Williams and Green but
Jonathan Kurtas
JonathanKurtas6'10" | CLake Norman Christian | 2021StateNC and A.J. Allenspach as well, the Storm are a team with depth and length that makes them a tough defensive squad. Allenspach put up 14 points and 11 rebounds as well against The Burlington School.
Up Next: Elevation Prep (11/24), Sandy Creek (11/25), Kell (11/28)
2. Carmel Christian Academy (5-0)
Carmel Christian Academy has been able to flex their depth so far in 2020-21, with three players averaging double figures scoring through the first five games.
Ben BurnhamBenBurnham6'6" | SFCarmel Christian | 2021StateNC (19.4 ppg, 9.8 rpg, 2.0 spg, 1.0 bpg),
Justin TaylorJustinTaylor6'3" | CGCarmel Christian | 2021StateNC (12.6 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 3.0 apg and 1.0 spg,),
Glenn Bynum Jr
GlennBynum Jr6'3" | CGCarmel Christian | 2021StateNC. (7.4 ppg, 4.0 rpg, 1.0 apg) and
Cade TysonCadeTyson6'5" | SGCarmel Christian | 2022StateNC (11.4 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 1.4 apg and 1.0 spg) are a few names to watch on an exciting roster for this squad. They’re certainly a squad college coaches need to get eyes on.
Up Next: Concord Academy (11/24), Pebblebrook (11/27), Greenforest (11/28)
3. Cannon School (4-0)
The defending 4A NCISAA Champions start off at No. 3 in the power rankings, given the loss of Jaden Bradley, but they haven’t skipped a bit thus far with wins already over Davidson Day, United Faith Christian, Freedom Christian and Ravenscroft.
Jarvis Moss
JarvisMoss6'4" | SGCannon School | 2021StateNC and DJ Nix are still consistent threats while 6-foot-5 forward
Karon Boyd
KaronBoyd6'6" | PFCannon School | 2022StateNC proves be a solid addition. He posted 14 points and 11 rebounds in a 69-65 win over Ravenscroft.
Up Next: Northside Christian (12/1), Greensboro Day (12/4), Westminster Catawba (12/5)
4. Charlotte Christian (2-0)
The Charlotte Christian Knights are off to a solid start led by
Bryce CashBryceCash6'5" | SFCharlotte Christian | 2023StateNC and 2021 forward David Lash. Cash is averaging 24.5 ppg, 9.0 rpg, 4.0 apg and 2.5 spg through their first two contests while Lash is putting up 15.5 ppg, 9.5 rpg and had 23 points and 10 rebounds against Rabun Gap this past weekend. Given what they can do on the floor, the Knights are already looking like an early favorite. They’ll be a team to keep an eye on in 4A competition.
Up Next: United Faith Christian (12/1), Victory Christian (12/3)
5. Greenfield School (2-0)
The Greenfield School Knights got two easy victories in the opening week and have some tune up games coming up before facing some talented squads in December.
Jordan Vick
JordanVick5'9" | PGGreenfield | 2024NC,
Hampton EvansHamptonEvans6'4" | SFGreenfield | 2024NC,
Aaron MurphyAaronMurphy6'5" | SFGreenfield | 2022StateNC and others will be tested early in Week 3 to see where they stand. Evans put up 29 points and 11 rebounds, Vick had 20 points and seven assists and Murphy had 19 points and 10 rebounds in their most recent victory.
Up Next: Pungo Christian Academy (11/24)
6. Gaston Day (4-0)
They’re at No. 7 for now but don’t sleep on
Callum RichardCallumRichard6'11" | CGaston Day | 2023StateNC, Colin Fayed and company. They’re a young, exciting group to keep an eye on given their ability to play unselfish and defend with pressure. Look for them to make some waves this season at the NCISAA 2A level. Richard had 21 points and eight rebounds in the latest victory while Fayed had 17 points and two assists.
Up Next: Concord Academy (12/1), Gaston Christian (12/4)
7. The Burlington School (3-1)
The Spartans took their first loss of the season this past weekend to Lake Norman Christian but it’s still early, giving them a chance to bounce back.
Jamarii Thomas
JamariiThomas6'1" | PGThe Burlington School | 2021StateNC and
Kuluel Mading
KuluelMading6'10" | CThe Burlington School | 2021StateNC have been electric as have
Kobe GeorgeKobeGeorge6'3" | PGThe Burlington School | 2023StateNC, Shane Peterson and
Ryan RobertsRyanRoberts6'4" | SGThe Burlington School | 2022StateNC. They’re an up-and-coming squad to keep an eye on in the 2A division.
Up Next: Forsyth Country Day (11/24)
8. Cape Fear Christian Academy (7-1)
The Eagles are already eight games into the season under first-year head coach Steve Mims and showing off their strength with
Cinque Lemon
CinqueLemon6'4" | SGCape Fear Christian Academy | 2022StateNC,
Jabare Perry
JabarePerry6'8" | PFCape Fear Christian Academy | 2022StateNC and
Amari Pearson
AmariPearson6'2" | CGCape Fear Christian Academy | 2022StateNC leading the way. They took their first loss of the season to Word of God this past week, look for them to bounce back in a big way though.
Up Next: New Life Christian Academy (12/3)
9. High Point Christian Academy (3-0)
K.J. GarrettK.J.Garrett5'11" | CGHigh Point Christian | 2021StateNC leads a talented group that’s off to a 3-0 start already. He posted 20 points and five assists in a victory over Hickory Grove Christian. Junior forwards Thomas McIntosh also posted 21 points while Ethan Smith had 12 points, five rebounds and five assists. They’re a squad to keep an eye given their versatility.
Up Next: Carlisle (12/1), GRACE Christian (12/4)
10. SouthLake Christian Academy (3-0)
SouthLakeChristian Academy is led by junior 7-footer
Micah HandlogtenMicahHandlogten6'11" | CSouthlake Christian | 2022StateNC and it’s so far, so good as they’re 3-0 through opening week. He posted nine points and 12 blocks in a victory over Charlotte Latin and continues to show off his length and ability around the rim. A challenging schedule is ahead of them, giving him a chance to prove himself.
Up Next: United Faith Christian Academy (11/24), Woodlawn (11/28)
Honorable Mention
Greensboro Day School, Covenant Day School, Durham Academy, Calvary Day School, Salem Baptist Christian School - Teams that have yet to play a game weren’t ranked, so it explains a few glaring omissions.
Victory Christian Center (2-0)
Cape Fear Academy (2-0)
Cary Academy (2-0)
Wayne Christian (1-0)
United Faith Christian Academy (4-1)
Ravenscroft School (1-1)