WESTMINSTER, CO: Week 2 Power Rankings | Four Teams Remain Perfect

Two weeks down, six to go in the regular season in Westminster. Here are the latest power rankings.

1. Hard Work (2-0; last week 1): To be the champs, you gotta beat the champs, and no one's done that since 2014. Hard Work rolled to a 86-59 victory over We Goin Sizzler on Tuesday night.

2. The Great Unknown (2-0; last week 2): If you asked The Great Unknown if they played their best game this week, they'd probably say they could have played better, but that didn't stop them from cruising to a 81-46 victory over Life Time Legends. Great teams still win when they don't play their best, and that's what The Great Unknown did.

3. Impact Basketball (2-0; last week 3): With a full squad on the court, Impact Basketball took it to Slam Drunk this week, winning 94-79. The three-headed monster of Jimmy Binnie, Beau Barney and UH newcomer Derek Levy all scored 20 or more points in the win on Tuesday night.

4. Long Shots (2-0; last week 4): If you score more than your opponent, you win, and that's what Long Shots have done in their first two games this season. They have averaged 110 points in their two games this spring. Alec McClain erupted for 41 points in the Long Shots win against the MonSTARS on Tuesday.

5. The Kardashians (2-1; last week 6): The Kardashians may have the worst team name in the history of the world, but they have some young guns that can play. UH newbie Michael Skinner had a big night for The Kardashians, dropping 29 points and grabbing 14 boards in the win over the MonSTARS.

6. The Gladiators (1-1; last week 7): The Gladiators bounced back after a tough loss nicely on Tuesday night, taking down The Bad Boys 74-61. Mason Clements-Thompson led the way for The Gladiators with 27 points.

7. MonSTARS (1-2; last week 5): It was a rough night for the MonSTARS, having the tough task of playing a doubleheader, and coming out on the losing end in both games. One bright spot for the MonSTARS was Jake Morin, who averaged 20.5 points on the night.

8. Slam Drunk (0-2; last week 10): Slam Drunk may have been on the losing end against Impact Basketball, but they showed a lot of fight and hung in there until the end. They may be sitting at 0-2 right now, but they are still a very dangerous team that teams don't want to play.

9. The Bad Boys (0-2; last week 9): The Bad Boys are still looking to find their chemistry since re-vamping their roster. They showed glimpses against The Gladiators, with Jerimiah Ramos playing lockdown defense and Matt Rice flying around like a chicken with his head cut off. I said it last week and I'll say it again now: this team won't be down for long.

10. We Goin Sizzler (0-2; last week 8): The sizzle wasn't there for We Goin Sizzler on Tuesday night. They struggled from the get-go and were never able to find their rhythm. It was one of those nights for We Goin Sizzler...even resident nice guy Patrick Dudley got T'd up (even though it wasn't deserved.)

11. Life Time Legends (0-2; last week 11): They may be 0-2, but it's hard to not root for the Westminster free agent team. Their two games haven't been close but that hasn't stopped them from enjoying themselves. Wyatt Potter-Seymour has played very well for Life Time Legends, leading the team in scoring, assists and steals.