Thirty states and the District of Columbia represented in our look at the nation's top teams.
The teams in the top 100 all have excellent pedigree, a tradition of success and big-time players fueling expectations of jumping into the MaxPreps Top 25 as the season progresses. Some are returning state champions while others are contenders to bring home a title in 2025-26.
California (11) and Texas (10) lead the way with a combined 21 teams on the list while Florida and Georgia have seven apiece.
In total, 30 different states along with the District of Columbia are represented. Twenty-three of those states had multiple teams selected. Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota, New Jersey, North Carolina and Pennsylvania each have four teams highlighted.
The expanded top 100 is limited to schools that compete for a state championship sanctioned by a NFHS-recognized governing body. Post-graduate or non-scholastic programs are not eligible for inclusion.
Although Notre Dame appeared at No. 2 in our Preseason MaxPreps Top 25 released Tuesday, the
withdrawal of Tyran Stokes from the school yesterday has shifted expectations a bit for the Knights. While the SoCal powerhouse remains in the national rankings, they drop to the No. 23 spot with each team ranked behind them shifting up one spot.
Read on for a breakdown of the top 100 teams from coast-to-coast. Click on school names for in-depth previews of each MaxPreps Top 25 team.
PRESEASON TOP 100
2024-25: 26-4, No. 24 in final MaxPreps Top 25
Breakdown: After
starting 5-3 last season, the Crusaders won 21 of their final 22 games.
Stepinac is 44-2 against New York opponents over the past two years. A trio of top 50 seniors lead the way as USC commits
Adonis and
Darius Ratliff form the tallest frontcourt in high school basketball while Michigan State pledge
Jasiah Jervis is again the expected catalyst for the experienced group.
2024-25: 27-7, No. 29
Breakdown:
Defending Division I state champions have their eyes set on an even
bigger prize this season as the Trailblazers look to capture their first
Open Division state title since 2019. Top 20 senior
Maximo Adams headlines a lineup that is loaded with talented newcomers including No. 3-ranked senior
Brandon McCoy, three-star senior
Brannon Martinsen, top 40 junior
Josh Lowery and top 100 sophomore
J.J. Sati-Grier.
2024-25: 30-3, No. 1
Breakdown:
Defending national champions and four-time defending state champions
look to go for an unprecedented five state championships in a row.
Returning starters include top 10 senior
Caleb Gaskins and three-star Memphis commit
Cello Jackson. They are joined by four-star Florida Atlantic commit
Felipe Quinones, 7-foot-1 junior
Akol Nyok and promising freshman
Caydin Gaskins.
2024-25: 29-3, No. 7
Breakdown:
After capturing the program's fourth state championship since 2020 and
10th overall, the Wildcats are again the team to beat in the Peach State
behind top 30 Connecticut commit
Colben Landrew, top 50 junior
Kevin Savage and senior guards
Amare James and
Lamarrion Lewis. Three-star Mississippi pledge
Jaron Saulsberry is the top newcomer for the defending Class AAAAAA state champions.
2024-25: 14-10, unranked
Breakdown:
Although the Crimson Wave are coming off an average season that saw
them finish just four games above .500, head coach Ty White takes over
at his alma mater after a success stint at John Marshall (Richmond, Va.)
that saw him win seven state titles. Petersburg will be a tough out
this season behind top 30 Oklahoma State commit
Latrell Allmond, three-star Mississippi State pledge
Ladarius Givan, top 60 sophomore
Kelvin Anderson and promising freshman
King Bacot.
2024-25: 27-6, No. 10
Breakdown:
A model of consistency out of the DMV, the Panthers look for their
fifth consecutive finish in the top 10 of the MaxPreps Top 25. MaxPreps
National Junior of the Year
Jordan Smith will again be the catalyst for the WCAC powerhouse while other key returners include senior guard
Lawrence Brown and junior forward
Matthew Mena. Paul VI has won back-to-back WCAC titles and five since 2012. Junior newcomers
Braydon Young and
Brian Mitchell Jr. are expected to round out the starting five.
2024-25: 20-8, unranked
Breakdown: Despite the departure of their coach, the Tigers have a potent lineup with top five sophomore prospect
Adan Diggs and top 40 senior
Cameron Holmes forming a dynamic one-two punch. Other key pieces in the rotation include junior guards Gabe Coronado and
Adrian Higuera, junior forward
D.J. Spencer and top 40 sophomore
Trey McKinney.
2024-25: 22-1, No. 5
2024-25: 21-9, unranked
Breakdown: Return the bulk of their production from last season headlined by top 30 junior
Darius Wabbington, three-star Colorado commit
Rider Portela and three-star junior
Delton Prescott who each averaged 12.7 or more points per contest in 2024-25. Seniors
Cristian Simmons and
Nash Parmley
are expected to round out the starting five for a squad that has
reached the Open Division state championship game before falling short
in back-to-back seasons.
2024-25: 30-2, No. 18
2024-25: 31-3, No. 3
Breakdown:
Although the Wolverines fell short of capturing their third consecutive
Open Division state championship last season, the resume was still
impressive enough to earn them a top-six national finish for the third
year in a row. An experienced returning group features seniors
Dominique Bentho, Georgia State commit
Amir Jones, four-star Texas commit
Joe Sterling and
Barron Linnekens along with junior guards
Cole Holden and
Pierce Thompson.
2024-25: 34-2, No. 34
2024-25: 26-7, No. 39
Breakdown:
The Braves were No. 1 in the Way-Too-Early MaxPreps Top 25 in the spring,
however the transfers of No. 2-ranked senior Brandon McCoy and top 20
Oregon commit Tajh Ariza have tamed expectations for the Braves. The
senior-laden group remains among the top contenders for the Open
Division state championship led by five-star senior
Christian Collins, 7-foot senior
Howie Wu, senior wing
Dominic Perfetti and senior guards
Max Ellis and
Gavin Dean-Moss.
2024-25: 26-6, No. 70
Breakdown: Came
up shy of capturing their first state title last season, losing on a
buzzer-beating layup to Calvary Christian Academy. Despite graduating
their top scorer from last season, an experienced group returns five of
its top six contributors as junior guard
Aaron Britt, top 60 junior wing
Jomar Bernard, top 100 LSU pledge
Herly Brutus, Air Force commit
Ethan Bevis and senior guard
Jared Thompson are expected to comprise the starting five.
2024-25: 28-4, No. 48
Breakdown:
Following a run to the program's third state title in the past five
seasons, the Trojans return each of their top three scorers from last
season as four-star Iowa State commit
Christian Wiggins, three-star Minnesota commit
Nolen Anderson and Duluth pledge
Isaac Olmstead will lead the charge again this season. Seniors
Brady Lam and
Tommy Shunmugavelu will man the post.
2024-25: 25-5, No. 76
Breakdown:
A two-point upset loss to Deer Creek in the first round of the Class 6A
state tournament put a halt to the Rams' repeat bid last season. Top 60
Oklahoma State commit
Jalen Montonati will again be the go-to guy while fellow returning senior starters
Julius Wilson and three-star Oral Roberts pledge
Boden Williams are expected to see elevated roles.
2024-25: 20-6, unranked
Breakdown:
Despite losing to eventual state champion Olympus in the Class 5A state
semifinals, the Thunderbirds notched numerous big-time victories last
season including upsetting a Harvard-Westlake squad that finished the
season ranked No. 3 in the nation. Timpview returns all five starters as
BYU commits
Dean Rueckert and
Will Openshaw are the centerpieces with
Mason Ford,
Lincoln Holcombe and
Jackson Palmer rounding out the
starting five again.
2024-25: 24-9
Breakdown:
A youthful group showed promise at times last season, but a five-game
slide mid-way through the season put a damper on their resume. Four
starters return for the Panthers as Southeastern Missouri University
commit
Axton Perry, top 60 junior
Dylan Jones, top 10 sophomore
D.J. Okoth and sophomore guard
Braylon Williams will join senior guard
Sydney Thompson in the rotation.
2024-25: 14-15
Breakdown:
The Mustangs couldn't overcome an 0-9 start to the season in 2024-25
despite a talented young roster. Although they struggled a year ago, it
is hard to ignore a loaded rotation that features top 20 senior
Qayden Samuels, three-star senior
Kirby Duran, top 130 Indiana commit
Prince Moody and top 40 junior
Brandon Woodard.
Jahmai Drayton, a 6-11 center, and sophomore guard
Terry Brooks are the top newcomers for a team looking to capture its first WCAC title since 1995.
2024-25: 28-2, No. 41
Breakdown:
Two-time defending Division 1 state champions are equipped to continue
their dominance behind the Knueppel family as top 120 junior
Kager Knueppel and top 60 sophomore
Kinston Knueppel join fellow key returners
Riley Walz and Northern Iowa commit
Zavier Zens. Also an offensive tackle on the football field, the addition of
Jamail Sewell will provide a post presence this season.
2024-25: 33-6
Breakdown:
In search of its first state championship, Seven Lakes brings back four
starters from a group that advanced to the Conference 6A Division 1
state quarterfinals before falling to eventual runner-up Bellaire.
Seniors
Jose Martins and
Sean Mwesigwa along with juniors
Dean Spencer and top 110 prospect
Isaiah Santos return to the starting five while three-star UTSA commit
Nasir Price will be a welcome addition.
2024-25: 29-2, No. 69
Breakdown:
After reaching the Class AAAA state championship game for the first
time since 2021 last season, the Raiders look to get over the hump and
capture their first state crown since 2018 with returning starters
Dre Frierson-Hollie, four-star Nebraska commit
Ty Schlagel and St. Thomas commit
JoJo Mitchell. Transfer
Isaac Feller is also expected to be a key cog.
2024-25: 28-8, No. 11
Breakdown:
Following a run to the Open Division state semifinals last season, Matt
Sargeant's group look to regroup from the last minute withdrawal of their star player Stokes. Three of five starters for the Knights in San Diego State commit
Zach White, top 50 junior
NaVorro Bowman Jr. and three-star junior
Josiah Nance.
2024-25: 27-3
Breakdown:
Following a run to the school's first state championship last season,
the Huskies look to repeat with four starters returning and a few impact
transfers joining the fold. Newcomers
K.J. Avery and junior wing
Peyton Miamba are expected to join returners
Ethan Roseman, Notre Dame commit
Nick Shrewsberry and junior guard
Elijah King in the starting rotation.
2024-25: 27-4, No. 92
Breakdown: Begin the season as the favorite to represent Northern California in the
Open Division state championship game behind returning starters
Leon Powe, three-star Stanford commit
Elias Obenyah,
Carlton Perrilliat and
Isaiah Davis. Head coach Bill Mellis guided the program to its lone
state championship in 2009 when Salesian defeated Bishop Montgomery (Torrance) by
one point in the Division IV title game.
2024-25: 31-5, No. 74
Breakdown: Head coach Freddy Johnson enters his 49th season with a record of 1,221-333 and 13 state championships. A talented group will lean on senior guard
Marty Giant along with juniors
Jagger Emerson and
Mason Robinson.
2024-25: 30-1, No. 31
Breakdown: Nearly completed an unbeaten season in 2024-25 before falling to Jeffersonville 67-66 in overtime of the state title game. Although the Tigers see major turnover due to graduation, junior guards
Cooper Zachary and four-star prospect
Jason Gardner return after productive seasons.
2024-25: 29-3, No. 77
Breakdown: Begin the season as the team to beat from the Garden State after capturing the Group 4 state championship last season. Top 50 junior
Micah Gordon returns to lead the charge while seniors
Marcus Richards,
Devin Thomas and
Rashawn Williams return to the starting five.
2024-25: 24-7, No. 80
Breakdown: Captured the program's second Philadelphia Catholic League title and their first state title last season and return a strong core. Temple commit
Derrick Morton-Rivera, Merimack pledge
Rocco Westfield and Iona-bound
Max Moshinski are expected to provide the bulk of the production.
2024-25: 31-2, No. 67
Breakdown: Defending PSAL Class AAAA state champions are expected to be among the teams to watch from the Empire State again this season as three-star senior
Jahda Swann and senior guard
Trevor Lewis are joined by talented transfer
Richard Jackson.
2024-25: 27-5
Breakdown: Following a run to the Class AAAAA state title game last season, the War Eagles feature a talented young core centered around top 40 junior
Jarvis Hayes Jr. along with top 10 sophomores
Myles Hayes and
Bentley Lusakuneo.
2024-25: 33-3, No. 15
Breakdown: While the loss of their top two scorers to graduation will be an adjustment, the Bears are equipped to make a return trip to the Conference 6A Division 1 state title game behind three-star UTEP commit
Donovan Criss, Denver pledge
Isaiah Ward, Austin Peay-bound
Talon Todd and key addition
Delano Tarpley.
2024-25: 30-1, No. 58
Breakdown: Defending Class 3 state champions take on a loaded schedule that includes trips to the City of Palms Classic and Bass Pro Shops Tournament of Champions. Top 100 Wake Forest commit
Quentin Coleman will again be the go-to guy while three-star junior
Sekou Cisse provides a strong second option.
2024-25: 28-5
Breakdown: In search of its first state championship, Atascocita is among the top contenders to capture the Conference 6A Division 1 state crown behind an experienced roster led by New Mexico-bound
Jachai Cantave, Lousiana Tech pledge
Adam Boyd and Louisiana commit
Zayson Salanoa.
2024-25: 21-6
Breakdown: Top 50 Purdue commit
Luke Ertel is one of the top contenders for MaxPreps Indiana Player of the Year honors in 2025-26. Other returning starters
Elijah Parra and
Max Vise are expected to see increased roles.
2024-25: 26-6
Breakdown: Following a run to the program's third state title since 2019, the Bulldogs will be in the mix for back-to-back championships led by top 100 junior
Tre Keith and top 125 Georgia Tech commit
Jalan Wingfield.
2024-25: 27-5
Breakdown: Reigning Non-Public A state champions are expected to compete with Plainfield for the top spot in the Garden State as four-star Michigan State pledge
Julius Avent and Fairfield commit
Jaden Brown are back after impressive juniors campaigns.
2024-25: 24-6, No. 46
Breakdown: Favorites to capture their fourth Class AA state title in the past five seasons, the Quakers bring back three key cogs from last season as four-star Mississippi State commit
Jalyn Collingwood, three-star junior
Ian Condon and sophomore guard
Jadah Washington.
2024-25: 31-3, No. 81
Breakdown: Following an appearance in the Sweet 16 state tournament, the Tigers begin the season as the team to beat in the Bluegrass State backed by key returners of senior wing
Jeremiah Jackson, junior guard
Chief Cameron and top 40 sophomore
Josh Lindsay.
2024-25: 33-4, No. 35
Breakdown: Three-time defending Class 3A state champions bring back a trio of key cogs from last season's title run as Toledo commit
Rashaun Porter, Brown pledge
Rykan Woo and Michigan Tech-bound
A.J. Chambers are the expected catalysts.
2024-25: 27-2, No. 65
Breakdown: Two-time reigning Division 1 state champions boast high expectations for a group from the Nutmeg State with top 30 Arkansas commit
Abdou Toure and Sacred Heart pledge
Landon Krygier steering the ship again.
2024-25: 31-6
Breakdown: Head coach Tommy Brakel enters his 25th season under the helm with a career record of 641-134. A talented group has expectations of competing for their first state title since 2008 behind three-star junior
Isaak Hayes, three-star senior
Alex Barther and senior post
Landon Barnes.
2024-25: 28-3, No. 60
Breakdown: Reigning Class 3A state champions have a strong mix of key returners and talented newcomers with brothers
Marques and
Micah Ili-Menesse among the top players coming back while freshman
J.J. Crawford, the son of Jamal Crawford, brings high expectations.
2024-25: 18-12
Breakdown: Reigning Class 4A state champions will be contenders for the Open Division state title this season as top 10 senior
Cameron Williams is joined by junior
Ashton Musser in an imposing frontcourt. Sophomore wing
Carter Bagley and senior guard
Brody Postino are also expected to play key roles.
2024-25: 23-10, No. 53
Breakdown: Advanced to the Division I state title game last season before falling in overtime to Highland (Warrenton). The Knights have an impressive backcourt as junior guard
Corey Dixon and top 60 senior
Darius Bivins are the expected catalysts.
2024-25: 30-3, No. 30
Breakdown: Back-to-back Class 4A state champions bring back a pair of starters from last season as Sacramento State commit
Ashton Pierce and
ExZavier Young look to guide the Vikings to a three-peat in the state's highest classification. Sophomore guard
D.J. Lindsey is the top newcomer.
2024-25: 24-6
Breakdown:
Return three all-region players as seniors
Mason McMillian and
Emmanuel Alofe are back along with Region Player of the Year
Chase Lumpkin. The
Indians also add an all-region player to the mix from Kell (Marietta) as junior
Zachary Graves is expected to make an immediate impact.
2024-25: 20-8
Breakdown: Coming off a run to the Open Division state quarterfinals, Basha returns the bulk of its core led by three-star San Francisco commit
Mason Magee, three-star sophomore
Lleyton Leonard and sophomore guard
Kingston Montague.
2024-25: 26-6
Breakdown: Advanced to the Class 6A state semifinals before falling to eventual state champion Father Judge (Philadelphia) last season. Drexel commit
Latief Lorenzano-White, LeMoyne pledge
Jordan Dill and senior forward
Zaahir Muhammad-Gray look to guide the Panthers to their 11th state title.
2024-25: 25-7, No. 45
Breakdown: Although the Matadores showed promise last season, they were unable to qualify for the Open Division state tournament after going 1-2 in Southern Section Open Division pool play. Top 40 junior
Gene Roebuck is the player to watch again in 2025-26.
2024-25: 29-5
Breakdown: The transfer of top 25 junior Davion Thompson put a damper on expectations heading into the season, but the Raiders remain a top contender for the Class 4A state title on the back of Michigan Tech commit
Trey Brost, top 20 sophomore
Brady Pettigrew and key addition
T.J. Williams.
2024-25: 31-2, No. 12
Breakdown: The departure of California's all-time leading scorer Tounde Yessoufou leaves a major hole in the lineup, but the Knights remain a top contender in the Golden State behind three-star senior
Julius Price, three-star junior guard
Malcolm Price and senior
Gunner Morinini.
2024-25: 22-8
Breakdown: Despite falling in the Class AAAAA state quarterfinals last season, the Cougars are expected to be among the top teams in the Peach State as Colorado State commit
Gregory Dunson, Charleston Southern pledge
Marquise Leslie and junior
Torian Greene are the top returners.
2024-25: 27-6
2024-25: 22-11
Breakdown: An impressive senior class is headlined by three-star Georgia Tech commit
Kaiden Bailey, three-star Washington State pledge
Brayden Kyman and three-star Oregon State-bound
Drew Anderson.
2024-25: 28-4, No. 16
Breakdown: Fell to eventual state champion Wheeler in the Class AAAAAA state semifinals to fall shy of a repeat bid. The Rams feature a revamped rotation with intriguing prospects including promising freshman
Austin Leonard and three-star junior
M.J. Curry.
2024-25: 24-3
B
reakdown:
Two-time defending Class 5A state champions will be a formidable
opposition again this season centered around 2024-25 MaxPreps Colorado
Player of the Year and UC Irvine commit
Gavin Lowe.
2024-25: 28-8
Breakdown: Despite suffering a 33-point defeat to Kimball (Dallas) in the Conference 4A Division 1 state quarterfinals last season, the Cowboys bring high expectations into the season behind top 60 sophomore
Terrell Jackson, three-star junior
Shaqere Kizzee and senior guard
Amarion Hunter.
2024-25: 23-5
Breakdown: Return each of their top two scorers from last season as Rider commit
Richie Rosa Jr and St. Peter's pledge
Mason Santiago were the only players to average double-figures for the Marauders.
2024-25: 33-5, No. 37
Breakdown: Defending Class 4A state champions have the third-best record in the Prairie State over the past four seasons at 120-22. Seniors
Colin Stack and
Jayden Wright are the top returners for the Redwings.
2024-25: 28-5, No 89
Breakdown: Defending Conference 4A Division 1 state champions will be a formidable foe again in the Lone Star State as top returners include senior guards
Jaylin Hancock,
Kayden Gray and
David Coe.
2024-25: 27-2, No. 23
Breakdown: Five-time defending Class 4 state champions hope to remain a top team out of the Show-Me State guided by three-star junior
Jimmy McKinney and senior guard
Dorea McCaskill.
2024-25: 27-11
Breakdown: Following a run to the Class 4A state championship game, the Blue Devils boast another talented unit with potential for a deep postseason run built top 50 junior
Jaxson Davis.
2024-25: 22-9
Breakdown: In search of capturing the program's first state championship, the Falcons return a pair of all-region performers to lead the charge in Kennesaw State commit
Zyree Brown and senior guard
Jaylen Humphrey.
2024-25: 23-6
2024-25: 27-7, No. 13
Breakdown:
Defending Conference 6A Division 1 state champions begin a new era as
previous head coach David Peavy left to become the coach at Southeastern
Prep Academy after the season. Three-star junior
Christopher Hunt Jr. is the top returner for the six-time state champions.
2024-25: 22-5
Breakdown:
Defending Class 5 state champions are among the top teams in the
Show-Me State this season led by 2024-25 MaxPreps National Sophomore of
the Year
Scottie Adkinson.
2024-25: 12-10
Breakdown: Former NBA all-star Jeff Teague is the head coach of a talented group that will look to erase the memories of a subpar season on the back of top 60 junior
Jahari Miller and No. 16-ranked junior
Isaiah Hill.
2024-25: 31-0, No. 21
Breakdown: The Rams own the nation's longest active winning streak at 60 games dating back to the start of the 2023-24 season. Although Oregon pledge
Kendre Harrison has yet to announce whether he will leave for spring football or stay and play hoops, UNC Greensboro commit
Dionte Neal will be a steady presence regardless.
2024-25: 26-2
Breakdown: Although the Royals graduate their top two scorers from last season, three-star senior
Jayden Moore and top 80 junior
Ahmed Nur are expected to see significant increases in production.
2024-25: 21-6
Breakdown: Following a run to the Division I state semifinals last season, the Firebirds look to build on their success behind top 125 juniors
Josh Tyson and
Bryce Curry.
2024-25: 22-13
Breakdown:
Behind one of the top front-lines in high school basketball, the
Patriots look to capture their third state championship since 2020. Top
100 senior
Cody Peck joins up with three-star Clemson commit
Will Stevens in the post.
2024-25: 22-8, No. 57
Breakdown:
Heavy roster turnover sees a revamped group searching for the program's
fourth consecutive state championship. Key newcomers include seniors
Obinna Ekufu and
David Nealy along with sophomore
Branden Sharpe.
2024-25: 24-5
Breakdown:
The Gaels don't feature highly-regarded prospects like past seasons, but
a cohesive group aims for the program's 24th state championship led by
key returners
Kameron Cooper,
Ty Johnson and
Dino Roberts.
2024-25: 24-5
Breakdown:
Coming off a run to the Class A state championship game, the Warriors
will be a tough out in the Cornhusker State behind top returners
Emre Gedik, three-star junior
London Dada and four-year varsity contributor
Donnie Barfield.
2024-25: 22-9
Breakdown:
Head coach Gary McKnight is quickly approaching the all-time wins mark
with a career record of 1,294-149 placing him 39 wins shy from tying the
record. A mix of returning talent and transfers is centered around
three-star Kansas commit
Luke Barnett.
2024-25: 23-7
2024-25: 25-11
Breakdown: In search of the program's first state title since winning back-to-back in 2021 and 2022, the Timberwolves return the bulk of their production centered around three-star sophomore
Ephriam Moore.
2024-25: 23-9
Breakdown: Central Arkansas commit
Camarion Bead and senior guard
R.J. Young are the top returners for the defending Class 6A state champions.
2024-25: 29-2
Breakdown: The Crusaders are likely to be vying for another spot in the Open Division state tournament this season with top returners including a trio of seniors
J.P. Pihtovs, San Francisco commit
Andrew Hilman and
D.J. Armstrong.
2024-25: 24-4
Breakdown: Bring back three of their top four scorers from last season including MaxPreps South Carolina Player of the Year candidate
Colt Fowler, who finished in the top five nationally in assists per game with 11.2 per contest last season.
2024-25: 26-1
Breakdown: After suffering its first loss in the Class 6A state championship game last season, Rangeview looks to get over the hump this season behind sophomore wing
Marceles Duncan and junior guard
Archie Weatherspoon.
2024-25: 35-0, No. 6
2024-25: 32-2
Breakdown:
Defending Division II Class A state champions have plenty of questions
after the departure of key pieces, but top 40 Alabama commit
Chris Washington Jr. keep the Lions in contention for the program's second title.
2024-25: 32-5
Breakdown: Although the Coyotes lose two of their top three scorers from last season, five-star Duke signee
Bryson Howard will be relied upon heavily to carry the load.
2024-25: 21-10
Breakdown: Three-time defending state champions are the seventh and final team from the Sunshine State to appear in the expanded top 100 as the Bulldogs return three-star senior
Mason Fuentes, top 100 junior
Myles Fuentes and three-star sophomore
Laron Mack.
2024-25: 28-6
Breakdown: Another contender to earn a spot in the Open Division state tournament. Three-star Nevada commit
S.J. Madison and three-star junior
Chris Sanders lead the way for the Sea Hawks.
2024-25: 22-5
Breakdown: Reigning Class 2A state champions are expected to be among the top teams in the state as top 25 junior
Jalen Davis leads a strong returning cast.
2024-25: 25-6
Breakdown:
Following a run to the Class 6A state championship game last season,
the Cahillites look to capture their first state championship since 2022
led by top 60 VCU commit
Sammy Jackson.
