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Corner Canyon opens at No. 4 in the 6A boys basketball preseason poll

Corner Canyon opens the 2026-27 boys basketball season at No. 4 in Class 6A, in a poll where five schools got first-place votes and nobody is a clear favorite.

Herriman Reported by The Civic Desk 2026-11-12

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Corner Canyon will begin the boys basketball season ranked fourth in Class 6A in the Deseret News preseason coaches rankings, published Nov. 11 1.

The Chargers went 12-13 a year ago, the record the rankings list beside their name 1. The top five in 6A are American Fork (18-8), Lone Peak (15-11), Mountain Ridge (17-8), Corner Canyon (12-13) and Farmington (13-12) 1. Mountain Ridge High School is in Herriman, according to the Jordan School District 2. Herriman High is among the schools that received multiple votes outside the top five, along with Westlake, Layton, Lehi and Bingham 1.

Five teams received first-place votes in 6A, and American Fork took the top spot for the second straight year, the Deseret News reported 1. American Fork reached the semifinals last season but graduated its top two scorers, and Westlake, the defending state champion, returns one starter and finished just outside the top five 1.

The season tips off Tuesday, Nov. 17, and ends March 6, with the 6A and 5A state tournaments held at Weber State, according to the same report 1.

Sources
  1. https://www.deseret.com/sports/2026/11/11/high-school-boys-basketball-6a-5a-4a-3a-2a-1a-preseason-rankings/
  2. https://jordandistrict.org/schools/high/mountainridge/
  3. https://draperherald.com/articles/corner-canyon-ranks-no-4-in-6a-basketball-preseason-poll-mwcj7tx8

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