As the 2024-25 high school girls' basketball season reaches its climax, state championships are in full swing, showcasing the best talent across the nation. Here’s a look at the top 25 teams that have dominated the courts this season.

Key Highlights from the Season

• Johnston (IA): Clinched the Class 5A championship with a decisive victory over Dowling Catholic. Star players like Virginia Tech signee Amani Jenkins and 2026 No. 15 Jenica Lewis led the charge.

• Princess Anne (VA): Earned a spot in the top 25 and is set to compete for the Class 5 championship on March 13.

• Boswell (TX): Won the Class 6A Division II state championship, finishing the season on a high note.

• Putnam City North (OK): Boasts an impressive 26-1 record heading into the state tournament.

Western CIF Playoffs

• Ontario Christian (CA): Defeated Sierra Canyon 69-57 in overtime, thanks to stellar performances from Kaleena Smith (29 points, 10 assists) and Tatianna Griffin (19 points, 12 rebounds).

• Etiwanda (CA): Secured a 67-57 victory over Mater Dei, led by Cal-bound point guard Aliyahna 'Puff' Morris’ 32-point game.

Upcoming Key Matchups

• Ontario Christian vs. Etiwanda: Set for March 11 in Southern California, this will be their third face-off this season. Ontario Christian has won both previous encounters. The winner will claim the Southern Open Division Championship and advance to play the Northern Division Champion on March 15.

Complete Top 25 Teams

1. Ontario Christian (CA)
2. Montverde (FL)
3. Bishop McNamara (MD)
4. Westtown (PA)
5. Etiwanda (CA)
6. IMG (FL)
7. Mater Dei (CA)
8. Sierra Canyon (CA)
9. Clackamas (OR)
10. Sidwell Friends (DC)
11. Morris Catholic (NJ)
12. Archbishop Mitty (CA)
13. Bradley Central (TN)
14. Johnston (IA)
15. Long Island Lutheran (NY)
16. Bishop Ireton (VA)
17. Hamilton Southeastern (IN)
18. Lawrence Central (IN)
19. Ridgeline (UT)
20. Princess Anne (VA)
21. Boswell (TX)
22. Sacred Heart (KY)
23. Putnam City North (OK)
24. Paul VI (NJ)
25. Purcell Marian (OH)

Stay tuned as these teams battle it out for the ultimate glory in high school girls' basketball.