ESCANABA — It was Division 1-3 on both sides where the most movement happened this week in the recently released Upper Peninsula Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association U.P. basketball poll.

On the Boys Division 1-3 list, the top three spots remained occupied by Iron Mountain (13-0), Escanaba (13-2) and Marquette (9-3).

Bark River-Harris (15-1) dropped off the list from its fourth place last week and was replaced by Jeffers (16-1). Last week’s fifth spot, Westwood (8-5) also dropped off the list and was replaced by Menominee (7-4).

In Division 4, the list was unchanged: Ewen-Trout Creek (13-2), Munising (14-1), Dollar Bay (14-3), Rudyard (13-2) and Chassell (11-4).

Others receiving votes were Negaunee (12-2).

For Division 1-3 Girls, Menominee (11-0) moved up to first, pushing Sault Ste. Marie (12-1) into second.

Calumet (15-0) displaced St. Ignace (11-4), and Escanaba (10-4) held onto fifth place.

The first three places in Division 4 remained the same: Carney-Nadeau (17-0) — who also sat in first in the Associated Press Michigan Girls Basketball poll, Ewen-Trout Creek (14-1) — who took third in the AP poll — and Baraga (11-4). Cedarville (10-2) and Ontonagon (12-2) switched places, with Ontonagon moving up into fourth and Cedarville falling to fifth.

Others receiving votes were Rudyard (9-5) and Pickford (9-4).

Boys

Division 1-3

1. Iron Mountain (5) 13-0 25 1

2. Escanaba 13-2 20 2

3. Marquette 10-3 15 3

4. Jeffers 16-1 7 —

5. Menominee 7-4 4 —

Others receiving votes: Westwood (8-5) 2, Bark River-Harris (15-1) 2.

Division 4

1. Ewen-Trout Creek (2) 13-2 22 1

2. Munising (3) 14-1 21 2

3. Dollar Bay 14-3 17 3

4. Rudyard 13-2 10 4

5. Chassell 11-4 5 5

Girls

Division 1-3

1. Menominee (5) 11-0 25 2

2. Sault Ste. Marie 12-1 19 1

3. Calumet 15-0 14 4

4. St. Ignace 11-4 11 3

5. Escanaba 10-4 4 5

Others receiving votes: Negaunee (12-2) 2.

Division 4

1. Carney-Nadeau (3) 17-0 23 1

2. Ewen-Trout Creek (2) 14-1 22 2

3. Baraga 11-4 9 3

4. Ontonagon 12-2 8 5

4. Cedarville 10-2 8 4

Others receiving votes: Rudyard (9-5) 3, Pickford (9-4) 2.