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Power rankings (week of Dec. 22-27)
1. Green Bay Notre Dame (6-3)
The Tritons rebounded from a loss to Hartford on Dec. 20 with an 88-22 win over Waukesha North/South. It was the second time in three games the Tritons topped the 80-point mark and the most points they have scored since putting up 103 against Green Bay Southwest in February.
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Last week’s ranking: 1.
2. Kewaunee (5-2)
The Storm extended its season-high winning streak to four with a 65-61 win over Menasha.
It remains one of two teams, along with Algoma, undefeated in Packerland Conference play.
Last week’s ranking: 2.
3. De Pere (7-2)
Went 2-0 for the second straight week with nonconference victories over Mequon Homestead and Slinger, including scoring a season-high 86 points against the Owls.
Last week’s ranking: 3.
4. Bay Port (7-3)
Bounced back from a loss to De Pere on Dec. 19 with a 67-44 win over Pulaski, the first of two straight games against the Red Raiders. The teams meet in Pulaski on Jan. 2.
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The Pirates have won four straight in the series.
Last week’s ranking: 4.
5. Crivitz (7-0)
The Wolverines had wins on back-to-back days against Iron Mountain (Michigan) and Menominee (Michigan).
The 57-55 victory over the Maroons was the first time this season that Crivitz won by fewer than 10 points.
Last week’s ranking: 5.
6. Lena (8-0)
The Wildcats did not have a game last week, a well-earned break for a team beating opponents by more than 34 points a contest.
Last week’s ranking: 6.
7. Denmark (8-1)
The Vikings were off the entire Christmas week. They entered this week 4-1 against winning teams in 2025-26.
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Last week’s ranking: 7.
8. Shawano (6-3)
The Hawks did not have a game last week as they prepared for four straight Bay Conference games.
Last week’s ranking: 8.
9. Seymour (5-3)
The Thunder beat Ashwaubenon 44-30 for its second straight win over a Fox River Classic Conference team after beating Green Bay Preble by 12 points Dec. 18.
Last week’s ranking: 9.
10. Green Bay Preble (4-4)
The Hornets had off last week but were set for three contests this week, including back-to-back games at the Green Bay Preble Holiday Tournament.
Last week’s ranking: 10.
Bay Port's Kailynn Thompson (42) scored a career-high 30 points against Pulaski last week.
Players of the week
Aspen Abel, Green Bay Notre Dame
The senior guard had 13 points, 6 assists and 5 steals against Waukesha North/South. She shot 5-for-9 overall and 3-for-5 from beyond the arc.
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Abel ranks second on the Tritons in scoring (12 ppg), first in assists (4.6 apg) and second in steals (1.6 spg).
She entered this week shooting 55.8% from 3 (24-for-43) and an even more ridiculous 64.7% (22-for-34) since shooting 2-for-9 in a season-opening loss to Pewaukee.
Brianna Bray, Luxemburg-Casco
Scored a career-high 23 points in a 45-27 win over Algoma. It was the second time this season and in the last four games she topped the 20-point mark.
Jade Kroll, Kewaunee
The senior guard led the Storm to a 65-61 win over Menasha, finishing with 30 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals while shooting 9-for-14 overall and 4-for-8 from 3.
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Marli Meyers, Crivitz
Had 11 points and 18 rebounds against Iron Mountain and 17 points and 13 rebounds against Menominee.
The sophomore forward leads the Marinette & Oconto Conference with 12.7 rebounds per game and is third with 1.0 blocks a contest.
Jada Nelson, Green Bay East
The junior guard had 12 points and 12 rebounds in 38 minutes in a loss to Mishicot.
Natalie Rudnick, Seymour
The freshman did not shoot well in a win over Ashwaubenon, but she still led the Thunder with 20 points while adding 5 rebounds and 3 steals.
Kailynn Thompson, Bay Port
The sophomore center had a career-high 30 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 blocks and shot 12-for-14 in a 67-44 win over Pulaski.
This article originally appeared on Green Bay Press-Gazette: Green Bay Notre Dame remains atop area girls basketball rankings
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