Club Power Rankings

Every club gets a Power Rating (0–100) built from the exact same opponent-adjusted science behind our team rankings — only here we treat the whole program as a single team. We collapse every game played by every one of a club's teams into one club-vs-club résumé, then run the full consensus engine over it. ~50 is an average club; each 15 points is roughly one standard deviation.

Each system is converted to a standardized (z-score) scale before blending, then the blend is mapped onto the 0–100 Power scale — identical to the team methodology, applied at the club level.

• Club aggregation — Each team is matched to its parent club, and every game that team played becomes a game for the club. A club that fields more competitive teams across more grades builds a deeper, harder-to-fake résumé. Intra-club games (a club's own two teams meeting in the same bracket) are excluded from the rating — they reveal nothing about how the club stacks up against other programs.
• Adjusted Efficiency — Net / Off / Def (55%) — A ridge-regularized regression solves every club's games at once to separate scoring from scoring prevention, after correcting for the quality of every opponent club faced. Net Rating = adjusted Offense − adjusted Defense, in points per game versus an average club on a neutral floor. The single best measure of true program strength.
• Massey (18%) — Solves a linear system over all scoring margins; opponent-adjusted, margin-aware.
• ELO (10%) — Starts at 1,000 per club and updates after every game (K=32). A sequential, recency-sensitive estimate.
• Colley (9%) — A linear system over wins and losses only (ignores margin), naturally adjusted for schedule.
• PageRank / Graph (8%) — Models wins as directed links in a network; beating clubs who beat strong clubs is rewarded, like authoritative web links.

Anti-blowout (soft margin cap). To keep ratings fair for youth basketball and discourage running up the score, winning margin is counted in full up to 20 points; beyond that each extra point counts half, capped at 35. Pace (total points) is preserved.

Strength of Schedule (SOS) is shown as the average Net Rating of the opponent clubs you faced (positive = a tougher-than-average slate). It is diagnostic only — the ratings above already account for schedule, so SOS is not double-counted.

Filters. Each club is ranked across its entire program (all grades) within a gender. Choose Boys or Girls, a season, and either All states for the national ranking or a specific state for that state's ranking.

Eligibility: a club needs 15+ games (across all its teams in the current view) for an official rank. Clubs with fewer still display their full Power Rating and every stat — they're simply marked NA with how many more games they need.

Ranked clubs are ordered by Power Rating descending, with Win% then Net Rating as tiebreakers.