(Records through Sunday)

1. LA MIRADA (21-4)

La Mirada is 5-0 in the Gateway League with three games to play. It likely needs to beat Mayfair in the league finale next week for the outright league title. The Matadores are ranked No. 5 in the CIF Southern Section computer rankings, and are nearly a lock for the Open Division of the CIF-SS playoffs.

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2. GLENDORA (22-3)

The Tartans have won 20 straight games and are 7-0 in the Palomares League. They finish league with games against Claremont, Bonita and Walnut. Only Walnut has a chance to at least share the title with them. The Tartans are No. 40 in the CIF-SS rankings, which puts them on the Division 1 and 2 bubble.

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3. PASADENA (12-6)

The Bulldogs returned from their break due to the Eaton fire and showed little rust. They led from start to finish in a 56-50 win over Arcadia and will be favored in their final five Pacific League games. They have size and guard play. They will be a tough out in the playoffs.

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4. LA CANADA (17-3)

The Spartans missed a lot of games because of the Eaton fire, but are 3-0 in the Rio Hondo League with a busy week ahead. They play three games in three days, taking on South Pasadena (Monday), San Marino (today) and South Pasadena (Wednesday). They’re putting together a very solid season.

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5. DAMIEN (18-9)

The Spartans were No. 19 in last week’s CIF-SS rankings, but then had Baseline League losses to Rancho Cucamonga and Etiwanda and a nonleague loss to San Clemente. They still seam like a sure bet for the Division 1 playoffs, but it will be curious how far its drops when the next rankings are released. The Spartans host Upland in the first round of the Baseline League tournament on Wednesday.

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6. BISHOP AMAT (20-5)

The Lancers suffered their first Camino Real League loss, falling to Salesian 56-55. But they rebounded with a win at Paraclete to move to 5-1 in league. They can clinch the league title outright Wednesday by winning their road game at Bosco Tech.

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7. ST. PAUL (15-9)

The Swordsmen are on a four-game win streak and are 6-2 in the Del Rey League. They are playing their best basketball of the season. They are in a three-way tie for first in league and have a big game at Long Beach St. Anthony on Friday.

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8. LA HABRA (18-8)

The Highlanders still have a lofty spot (No. 30) in the CIF-SS rankings, but four straight losses and a 2-4 record in the Crestview League might put their playoff hopes in jeopardy. They would seem like a lock for an at-large playoff berth, but you can’t take anything for granted until the pairings are released.

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9. ST. FRANCIS (16-9)

The Golden Knights, who are No. 34 in the CIF-SS rankings, are a team that could slip to Division 2 in the playoffs. But with an 0-4 record in the Mission League, will they get in? Great schedule, tough league, but still a good overall record. It will be interesting to see if a team that loses all of its league games can make the playoffs.

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10. LOS ALTOS (19-5)

The Conquerors are 5-0 in the Hacienda League and are a good bet to go undefeated the rest of the way. It’s not a lock. They should beat South Hills on Wednesday, but then finish with San Dimas and Alta Loma, their two toughest league games.

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— Fred Robledo