I have seen alot of Sunnyside's games this year.  I really do not think they have an excessive amount of talent.  They are getting by in a weak D1 league, with their strongest opponent hurt by injuries.  In last weeks game against Memorial, they were not that dominant with Memorial missing their point guard and Hatton injured and limping up and down the court the entire game.  My guess is when Memorial is at full strength, that game would be even.  That is probably a fair assessment of Sunnyside's talent, they are just not that deep and very vulnerable to a press.  The coach is doing OK with the talent she has.  

Well how about a stab at the rankings by Division. 

D1:   I think this will be the likely seeds pending a major upset.  Don't think Centennial has  the depth of CW.

1)  Stockdale

2)  Clovis West

3)  Centennial

4-6)  Liberty, Bakersfield, Sunnyside Pick em. 

D2:  I thought it would be a walkaway but then Edison loses to Bullard and Sanger  barely gets by  Memorial  last night.  You don't know who will show up with each night. 
1)  Edison
2)  Sanger
3)  Lemoore
4)  Ridgeview
5)  Monache

D3:  Central Section and fingeroll are right, this is the division to watch.  Both Semi games should be great!  Yosemite's very weak league schedule may come back to Haunt them.    The Hanford freshman are seasoned beyond their years but they live and die by the 3 and weak on the boards.  Someone with a strong point guard and some size will give Hanford problems.  Overall may be the deepest division wrt team talent  in the central section.
1)  Hanford
2)  Yosemite
3)  Caesar Chavez
4)  Redwood
5)  El D

D4:  This one is wide open.  If Memorial is fully healthy, they should be the favorite.  Much tougher schedule than any of the other D4 schools reflected in their record.   It will be hard for the folks who seed to not seed league champs (Exeter, Garces) higher but their schedules are much weaker.     Garces humming along down south and Sierra could surprise as well.  Fowler a nice record but have not played anyone.   Exeter still looking for some guards. 

1)  Garces
2)  Memorial
3)  Exeter
4)  Fowler
5)  Corcoran

Not much to disagree with, Eye. I too was blown away by the results of both the Edison/Bullard game and the Sanger/Memorial battle. That game alone could give Memorial the #2 seed in D4.

In DI, I agree the 1 through 3 seeds will land right where you place them, although Centennial has better personnel than CW. #4 should go to Liberty.

D2 looks right to me, and is proof again how weak the division is. Sanger and Edison will walk to the final, which will be their third game of the year.

I still think that the mysterious band of CIF seeders will give Yosemite the top seed in D III. On the one hand, you could argue they deserve it based on their last three seasons; on the other, anyone watching knows they are not that good. Hanford has had a remarkable year, and should get the #1, but probably won't. That should set up a Yosemite / Redwood semi, which will be interesting. After all, Redwood won the DII championship game last year as a #4 seed. Chavez will wilt in the semis as they did last year, because physically they just cannot keep up by season's end.

Memorial is likely the strongest team in D IV, but they won't get the #1 seed either. Garces has a nice record but no quality wins to speak of. Like last year, Exeter just keeps getting better as the year goes on. A Memorial/Exeter semi would be better than the Valley final in this division.