No team has really emerged as No. 1. In truth, there really isn’t a No. 1 team.

“Anyone can win. Anyone can be beaten,” King/Drew coach Lloyd Webster said.

So here’s a courageous effort to come up with the top 10 teams.

1. CHATSWORTH (7-9): Chancellors have the best player in sophomore Alijah Arenas and appear to be making progress.

2. LACES (10-6): Donovan Cornelius has been outstanding for a team that might win the Western League title.

3. KING/DREW (3-5): Always count on coach Lloyd Webster to have his team in title contention come February.

4. BIRMINGHAM (7-9): Coach Nick Halic’s program has been stable and consistent.

5. WESTCHESTER (4-4): Comets have a win over LACES and room to grow.

6. WASHINGTON PREP (4-9): Lots of size to cause problems.

7. NARBONNE (6-7): Gauchos put Marine League on notice with 2-0 start.

8. CLEVELAND (6-6): The arrival of Souljah Niles has Cavaliers surging.

9. GRANT (5-4): William Overton has given Lancers a lift.

10. GARDENA (10-5): Having size and veteran coach helps.