2024 Early preseason class breakdown prediction

[HBL Pirates fan_1990]

Class 1 (37)
New- Linn
New O'fallon

Could move down from 2 to 1
Cole Camp
Malden
Adrian
Sarcoxie

Class 2 (57)
New- Pleasant Hope

Could move up from 1
Charleston
Crest Ridge/Chillcowee
Thayer

Could move down from 3 to 2
Centralia
Pembroke Hill
Macon
Clever
California

Class 3 (57)
New- Central KC
New-Lift for Life
New-Southeast
New- University Academy/Ewing Marion Kauffman

Could move up from 2
St Michael the archangel
Hogan Prep
Warsaw

Could move down from 4 to 3
Osage
Potosi
Benton
Jennings
Fulton

Class 4 (57)
New- St Pius X (Kcity)
New-University City-Ended co-op with Richmond Hts, was C5 Last year

Could Possibly move up from 3
Westminster
St Clair
Odessa
Moberly
Northeast (KC)

Class 5 (56)
New- Jeff City

Possibly move down from 6 to 5
Lafayette (Wildwood)
Truman

Class 6 (42)
Possibly move up to 6
Francis Howell North
Eureka

 

[JNsDaddyzDaddyIownU]

It's interesting to see how Class 4 shakes out. Three teams depart from District 5 possibly. Will they actually stick four of the top eight teams in C4 in one district this year? The championship decided early again.

 

[HBL Pirates fan_1990]

It's interesting to see how Class 4 shakes out. Three teams depart from District 5 possibly. Will they actually stick four of the top eight teams in C4 in one district this year? The championship decided early again.

Same here, from the look of it Jeff City will definitely be 5 next year. They would swap University City since they university end their Co-op so they will slide down back to 4. With the other possibility District 5 teams is hard to tell. St Pius X Kansas City moves up to Class 4 this year, Bishop Dubourg folded their football program this year so there one less class 4 and Southeast ended their Co-OP with Central so southeast moving back down to 3. So that leaves 2 spots open for 2 top teams in Class 3 last year to move up to 4 and possibly add another school if Class 4 classification goes up to 57 Schools.

 

[MoSooner69]

unless Jeff City "accidentally" turns in the wrong number, again.