Two schools led by a pair of MaxPreps All-Americans led high school girls basketball in total points and highest scoring average during the 2024-25 season.
Behind MaxPreps National Player of the Year
Aaliyah Chavez,
Monterey (Lubbock, Texas) led the nation in total points scored with 3,151 during a 37-5 season that included a Class 5A Division II state championship.
Monterey was one of just two teams with over 3,000 points during the season.
Fairview (Grant, La.) scored 3,096 points while winning the Louisiana Class B state title.
led the nation in scoring average at 89.3 points per game. Led by MaxPreps Junior All-American and Minnesota state player of the year
Maddyn Greenway, the Lions scored over 100 points six times and were held under 70 points just once.
Kelliher/Northome (Northome, Minn.) at 86.5 and
Crosby-Ironton (Crosby, Minn.) at 84.5 were the only other schools to average over 81 points per game. Minnesota plays 18-minute halves, giving a player 36 minutes during a regulation game instead of the traditional 32.
California state champion
Etiwanda combined with
Rancho Christian (Temecula) for the highest-scoring game of the year at 186 points, 109-77.
Fort Bend Willowridge (Houston, Texas) scored the most points in a game with 125 in a 117-point win over Harmony School of Innovation.
Three schools had an average margin of victory of 50 or more points in a game, led by
Mesquite (Gilbert, Ariz.) at 51.2 points per game. Meanwhile
Military Magnet Academy (North Charleston, S.C.) had the most 100-point games with eight.
The lists below are compiled using scoring information collected by MaxPreps.
MaxPreps National Player of the Year Aaliyah Chavez averaged 34.5 points per game this season, contributing mightily to Monterey's national-best point total. (PHOTO: Alex Garza)
1.
Monterey (Lubbock, Texas), 3,151
2.
Fairview (Grant, La.), 3,096
3.
Providence Academy (Plymouth, Minn.), 2,859
4.
Antonian Prep (San Antonio, Texas), 2,795
5.
West Side (Greers Ferry, Ark.), 2,788
6.
Harvest Christian (Edinburg, Texas), 2,784
7.
Sacred Heart (Louisville, Ky.), 2,755
8.
Kenwood (Chicago), 2,713
9.
Bradley Central (Cleveland, Tenn.), 2,710
10.
Fort Worth THESA (Fort Worth, Texas), 2,697
11.
Austin Royals HomeSchool (Austin, Texas), 2,661
12.
Boswell (Fort Worth, Texas), 2,654
13.
Crosby-Ironton (Crosby, Minn.), 2,621
14.
Christian Homeschool Sports Ministries (Spring, Texas), 2,606
15.
Decatur (Texas), 2,600
16.
Kelliher/Northome (Northome, Minn.), 2,596
17.
Barton (Lexa, Ark.), 2,590
18.
Simpson (La.), 2,588
19.
Dawson (Pearland, Texas), 2,578
20.
Maple River (Mapleton, Minn.), 2,544
20.
Ontario Christian (Ontario, Calif.), 2,544
22.
Broaddus (Texas), 2,519
23.
Spring Garden (Ala.), 2,510
24.
Clovis West (Fresno, Calif.), 2,504
25.
Kinkaid (Houston, Texas), 2,491
Highest average
1. Providence Academy, 89.3
2. Kelliher/Northome, 86.5
3. Crosby-Ironton, 84.5
4.
Cherokee (N.C.), 80.6
5.
Princess Anne (Virginia Beach, Va.), 80.4
6.
Minnehaha Academy (Minneapolis, Minn.), 79.7
7. Ontario Christian, 79.5
8.
Andrew Jackson (Kershaw, S.C.), 78.8
9.
Hartford (Wis.), 78.7
10.
James Monroe (Fredericksburg, Va.), 78.1
Highest-scoring games
186 —
Etiwanda (Calif.) 109,
Rancho Christian (Temecula, Calif.) 77
185 —
Franklin Road Christian (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) 97,
Franklin Christian Academy (Franklin, Tenn.) 88
184 —
South Caldwell (Hudson, N.C.) 93,
Watauga (Boone, N.C.) 91
183 —
Racine Case (Wis.) 99,
Racine Saint Catherine’s/Racine Lutheran (Wis.) 84
181 —
Dodge County (Eastman, Ga.) 91,
Thomasville (Ga.), 90
180 — Kelliher/Northome 96,
Kittson Central/Lancaster (Hallock, Minn.) 84
180 —
Mahtomedi (Minn.) 96,
Jordan (Minn.) 84
179 —
Carlisle (Ark.) 92,
Brinkley (Ark.) 87
179 —
Central York (York, Pa.) 93,
William Penn (York, Pa.) 86
Single-game point total
125 —
Fort Bend Willowridge (Houston) 125, Harmony School of Innovation 8
123 —
De Pere (De Pere, Wis.) 123, Green Bay Southwest 8
122 —
Bradley Central (Cleveland, Tenn.) 122, McMinn County (Athens, Tenn.) 24
121 —
Military Magnet Academy (North Charleston, S.C.) 121, St. John's 24
120 —
Mesquite (Gilbert, Ariz.) 120, St. Mary's 20
119 —
Butler College Prep/Baker College Prep (Chicago, Ill.) 119, Phoenix Military 3
118 —
Vicksburg (Miss.) 118, Columbus 13
118 —
Notre Dame Academy (Green Bay, Wis.) 118, Green Bay Southwest 19
117 —
Kountze (Texas) 117, Kirbyville 17
117 —
Crane Medical (Chicago, Ill.) 117, Rauner College Prep 2
117 — Mesquite 117, Marcos de Niza (Tempe, Ariz.) 9
Average margin of victory
1. Mesquite, 51.2
2.
Menchville (Newport News, Va.), 51.1
3. Princess Anne, 50.4
4. Penobscot Valley, 49.2
5. Cherokee, 47.7
6.
Rio Hondo (Texas), 47.7
7.
Imagine Prep (Surprise, Ariz.), 47.4
8. Andrew Jackson, 46.8
9. Bradley Central, 46.4
10.
Valley (Bingham, Maine), 45.8
Most 100-point games
1. Military Magnet Academy, 8
2. Providence Academy, 7
3. Mesquite, 6
4. Andrew Jackson, 6
4. Crosby-Ironton, 6
7. Kelliher/Northome, 5
8. Decatur, 4
8. Crane Medical, 4
