Top High School Girls’ Basketball Teams in Arizona

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Phoenix, Arizona, November 26, 2025

The Arizona Republic has unveiled its Week 1 rankings for the top high school girls’ basketball teams in Arizona, showcasing strong performances by schools like St. David and Joseph City. As the season progresses, these teams highlight the hard work and dedication typical of high school sports. With local community support, students are poised to achieve remarkable successes through competition, fostering a sense of camaraderie and teamwork amongst athletes from various schools.

Top Arizona High School Girls’ Basketball Teams for 2023 Season

Several teams are off to strong starts this season, setting the tone for exciting competition ahead.

Phoenix, Arizona – The Arizona Republic has released its Week 1 rankings for the top 10 high school girls’ basketball teams in Arizona, unveiling a promising landscape as the basketball season kicks off. With several teams showcasing impressive win-loss records early on, fans can expect spirited matchups and potential upsets in the weeks to come.

This year’s rankings not only highlight the strength of individual programs but also reflect the larger community spirit that high school sports foster across Phoenix and beyond. These teams serve as a microcosm of hard work, teamwork, and dedication, embodying the lessons learned both on and off the court. With local support strengthening schools’ athletic initiatives, students are offered opportunities to achieve great heights through competition and collaboration.

Top 10 High School Girls’ Basketball Teams

  1. St. David – 12-0
  2. Joseph City – 12-7
  3. Rock Point – 7-3
  4. Fort Thomas – 9-5
  5. St. Michael – 7-3
  6. Salome – 8-4
  7. Heber Mogollon – 5-4
  8. Williams – 6-6
  9. Duncan – 9-4
  10. Tucson Desert Christian – 7-5

Conference Breakdown

The team rankings are broken down into individual conferences, showcasing the leaders in various categories. Here’s a look at how top teams stack up across conferences:

1A Conference

  • St. David – 12-0
  • Joseph City – 12-7
  • Rock Point – 7-3
  • Fort Thomas – 9-5
  • St. Michael – 7-3
  • Salome – 8-4
  • Heber Mogollon – 5-4
  • Williams – 6-6
  • Duncan – 9-4
  • Tucson Desert Christian – 7-5

2A Conference

  • Phoenix Country Day – 8-3
  • Glendale Prep – 10-0
  • St. Johns – 15-4
  • San Carlos – 7-1
  • Pima – 7-0
  • Miami – 6-2
  • Bullhead City Mohave Accelerated – 11-0
  • Phoenix Horizon Honors – 8-3
  • Scottsdale Prep – 9-4
  • Benson – 10-5

3A Conference

  • Show Low – 17-0
  • Snowflake – 10-3
  • Fort Defiance Window Rock – 5-1
  • Chandler Valley Christian – 5-1
  • Page – 6-2
  • Whiteriver Alchesay – 8-2
  • Tucson Pusch Ridge – 6-4
  • Tuba City – 6-3
  • Coolidge – 8-3
  • Lakeside Blue Ridge – 5-2

4A Conference

  • Tucson Salpointe Catholic – 7-2
  • Gilbert Mesquite – 11-2
  • Chandler Seton Catholic – 8-4
  • Goodyear Estrella Foothills – 16-1
  • Tucson Sahuaro – 14-1
  • Flagstaff – 7-3
  • Cottonwood Mingus Union – 9-0
  • Scottsdale Saguaro – 9-4
  • Surprise Paradise Honors – 7-3
  • Rio Rico – 10-1

5A Conference

  • Goodyear Millennium – 9-3
  • Waddell Canyon View – 12-2
  • Scottsdale Notre Dame Prep – 8-2
  • Gilbert Higley – 7-2
  • Gilbert Williams Field – 6-4
  • Peoria Sunrise Mountain – 9-2
  • Scottsdale Horizon – 7-5
  • Queen Creek Casteel – 8-5
  • Buckeye Union – 5-3
  • Glendale Raymond S. Kellis – 9-2

6A Conference

  • Phoenix Xavier Prep – 12-0
  • Phoenix Desert Vista – 8-4
  • Chandler Hamilton – 10-2
  • Gilbert – 10-1
  • Surprise Valley Vista – 6-3
  • Phoenix Pinnacle – 9-4
  • Phoenix Sandra Day O’Connor – 8-2
  • Mesa Dobson – 6-5
  • Gilbert Perry – 7-8
  • Yuma Cibola – 6-4

Notable Players to Watch

With numerous athletes showcasing their skills, here are some standout players recognized for their exceptional contributions:

  • Shay Ijiwoye – Guard, Arizona Elite
  • Abigail Dean – Guard, Boulder Creek
  • Mia Singstock – Guard, Pinnacle
  • Reanna Farrington – Guard, Hamilton
  • Dominique Nesland – Guard, Xavier Prep
  • Sarah Miller – Guard, Xavier Prep
  • Elliison Guiney – Guard, Millennium
  • Aniyah Riddell – Forward, Desert Vista
  • Jocelyn Chavez – Guard, Dysart
  • Maureen Ulrich – Forward, Xavier Prep

These talented players bring both skill and determination to their teams, enhancing the competitive spirit across Arizona’s high school basketball landscape. Prepare for an exhilarating season filled with potential standout performances and thrilling games.

As the season progresses, the local communities are encouraged to rally behind their teams, attend games, and support the players who are not just competitors on the court but leaders and role models in their communities. Stay tuned for more updates from HEREPhoenix as we cover the journey of these talented young athletes!

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top 10 high school girls’ basketball teams in Arizona for Week 1?
The top 10 teams are:

  1. St. David – 12-0
  2. Joseph City – 12-7
  3. Rock Point – 7-3
  4. Fort Thomas – 9-5
  5. St. Michael – 7-3
  6. Salome – 8-4
  7. Heber Mogollon – 5-4
  8. Williams – 6-6
  9. Duncan – 9-4
  10. Tucson Desert Christian – 7-5
Which players are recognized as top performers in Arizona high school girls’ basketball?
Notable players include:

  • Shay Ijiwoye – Guard, Arizona Elite
  • Abigail Dean – Guard, Boulder Creek
  • Mia Singstock – Guard, Pinnacle
  • Reanna Farrington – Guard, Hamilton
  • Dominique Nesland – Guard, Xavier Prep
  • Sarah Miller – Guard, Xavier Prep
  • Elliison Guiney – Guard, Millennium
  • Aniyah Riddell – Forward, Desert Vista
  • Jocelyn Chavez – Guard, Dysart
  • Maureen Ulrich – Forward, Xavier Prep

Key Features of the Top Arizona High School Girls’ Basketball Teams

Team Name Record
St. David 12-0
Joseph City 12-7
Rock Point 7-3
Fort Thomas 9-5
St. Michael 7-3
Salome 8-4
Heber Mogollon 5-4
Williams 6-6
Duncan 9-4
Tucson Desert Christian 7-5

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