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Bishop Gorman's Jamal Bey (5) scores a slam dunk against the Clark Chargers during the second half of the platinum division championship basketball game of the Tarkanian Classic at Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas, Saturday, Dec. 23, 2017. Bishop Gorman won 69-56. Joel Angel Juarez Las Vegas Review-Journal @jajuarezphoto
Bishop Gorman's D.J. Howe (3) drives against Clark's James Bridges (15) during a basketball game at Clark High School in Las Vegas on Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018. Chase Stevens Las Vegas Review-Journal @csstevensphoto
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Class 4A Boys

1. Bishop Gorman (22-4, Last week 1) — Gorman-Clark Part 3 is Friday at Gorman.

2. Clark (20-5, LW 2) — The Chargers can win the Southwest League by beating Bishop Gorman by at least six points because of tiebreakers.

3. Canyon Springs (20-2, LW 3) — The Pioneers will be a No. 1 seed in the Sunrise Region playoffs.

4. Coronado (15-10, LW 5) — Jaden Hardy might be the best freshman in town, and the Cougars will lean on him in their quest to get back to the state tournament.

5. Foothill (18-7, LW 4) — Marvin Coleman has had a great season for the Falcons, with 17.2 points, 8.6 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game.

Class 3A Boys

1. Desert Pines (16-9, LW 1) — The Jaguars have responded well to a tough upset loss to Western.

2. Chaparral (14-7, LW 3) — The Cowboys will host a first-round playoff game as the Sunrise League champions.

3. Cheyenne (14-9, LW 2) — If the Desert Shields reach the state tournament, it will be their first back-to-back trip since 2002-03.

4. Mojave (15-9, LW 4) — The Rattlers have clinched a playoff spot.

5. Boulder City (19-6, LW 5) — If the Eagles win against Del Sol on Thursday or lose by 1-4 points, they will be a No. 2 seed.

Class 4A Girls

1. Centennial (23-3, Last week 1) — The Bulldogs have clinched the Northwest League title and will be in the playoffs for the 19th consecutive year.

2. Spring Valley (25-2, LW 2) — The Grizzlies will clinch the Southwest League if they beat Desert Oasis on Thursday or lose by 13 or fewer points.

3. Liberty (26-2, LW 3) — The Patriots have clinched the Southeast League, their sixth league title in a row.

4. Desert Oasis (20-3, LW 4) — The Diamondbacks can still win the Southwest League, but they will need a big win against Spring Valley.

5. Coronado (17-9, LW 6) — The Cougars can make some noise in the Sunrise Region playoffs.

Class 3A Girls

1. Moapa Valley (13-3, LW 1) — The Pirates have clinched the Sunrise League, their first league title since 2000.

2. Pahrump Valley (18-5, LW 5) — The Trojans can clinch the Sunset League by beating Western on Friday.

3. Virgin Valley (13-11, LW 3) — The Bulldogs will be a No. 2 seed in the playoffs and host their first-round game.

4. Cheyenne (10-11, LW 2) — The Desert Shields have clinched a playoff spot.

5. Mojave (11-7, LW 4) — The Rattlers are back in the playoffs for the first time since 2011.

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