Week
7
PGS Crosstown League – Official Power Rankings
Top Tier
1. CTM Black (5–1) — ↑1
CTM takes over the top spot. They’ve been consistent, efficient, and dominant against quality competition. With a strong Week 7 showing and continued balance on both ends, they now sit as the team to beat.
2. Strictly Business (5–1) — ↑3
Strictly Business makes a big jump after a strong stretch. Physical, disciplined, and increasingly confident, they’ve positioned themselves as a serious title threat heading into Week 8.
3. Best Kept Secret (5–1) — ↓2
The first loss of the season costs Best Kept Secret the top spot. Still elite, still dangerous — but no longer untouchable. How they respond in Week 8 will say a lot.
4. We Here (5–2) — ↔
We Here holds steady. They remain one of the most defensively sound teams in the league, but the separation at the top has tightened. They’re still firmly in the championship mix.
Contenders
5. JD2 (5–2) — ↓2
JD2 slides slightly after a tougher run. The offense is still there, but execution has been less sharp than earlier weeks. Expect urgency heading into Week 8.
6. The Crew (5–2) — ↔
The Crew stays right where they are. Consistent, competitive, and reliable — but still searching for that defining win against a Top Tier opponent.
7. Bad Boys (4–1) — ↑2
Bad Boys climb after another solid performance. With fewer games played, they remain efficient and dangerous. They’re quietly positioning themselves for a late push.
8. Rebels (4–2) — ↔
Rebels 2 holds their ground. They continue to win the games they should and remain one of the more stable teams in the middle of the standings.
9. No Limit (3–3) — ↔
No Limit remains steady. Capable of swinging games late, but still inconsistent from week to week. They’re right on the edge of moving up or slipping back.
10. Detroit Ballerz (3–3) — ↔
Detroit Ballerz stay put. Competitive and physical, but the inability to close games has kept them stuck around .500.
Middle Tier
11. X-Force (3–3) — ↔
X-Force holds at #11. The offense has picked up, but defensive lapses continue to limit upward movement.
12. Win The Day (2–4) — ↑2
Win The Day remains dangerous despite the record. They’ve been competitive, but late-game execution continues to be the difference.
13. Back to Basics (2–5) — ↓1
Back to Basics stays in place. They’ve shown flashes offensively, but consistency on defense remains an issue.
14. Empire (2–4) — ↓1
Empire holds. Effort hasn’t translated into enough wins, but they remain competitive enough to flip the narrative with a strong week.
Bottom Tier
15. Born Kings (1–5) —
Born Kings remain near the bottom, but they’re gaining experience. Progress is visible, even if the results haven’t fully followed yet.
16. Eclipse Elite (1–5) — ↑2
Eclipse Elite moves up slightly after finally getting in the win column. Still a long road ahead, but the breakthrough matters.
17. Hartford Memorial (1–6) — ↓1
Hartford Memorial slides after another tough week. They continue to compete, but sustaining momentum has been difficult.
18. Stay Real Dawgs (0–6) — ↔
Still searching for that first win. The effort is there, but confidence and execution late remain major hurdles.
