High school girls basketball: At over 90 points per game, Ontario Christian and Rancho Christian of California top the list of highest-scoring teams

No. 2-ranked Ontario Christian has hit the century mark seven times this season.

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Feb 5, 2026, 12:00pm
The two highest-scoring high school girls basketball teams in the country clashed Tuesday night in Southern California.

Ontario Christian (Ontario) and Rancho Christian (Temecula) both entered the matchup averaging 91.3 points per game. Ontario Christian (27-1), ranked No. 2 in this week's MaxPreps Top 25, emerged with an 85-65 win and the top spot in our look at the nation's highest-scoring teams.

Read on below for a look at the nation's 40 highest-scoring teams according to data submitted to MaxPreps. Since teams in Minnesota and Wisconsin play 36-minute games instead of 32, those states were placed in separate lists.
Averaging 32.5 points per game, junior point guard Kaleena Smith is the engine for high-powered Ontario Christian. (PHOTO: Josh Thompson)
Averaging 32.5 points per game, junior point guard Kaleena Smith is the engine for high-powered Ontario Christian. (PHOTO: Josh Thompson)
Ontario Christian is led by four players averaging double-figures, including junior Kaleena Smith (32.5), sophomore Tatianna Griffin (21.4), junior Dani Robinson (16.0) and freshman Chloe Jenkins (14.4). The Knights began the season with a 100-49 win over Nazareth (Brooklyn, N.Y.) and had a season high of 113 points four days later against Esperanza (Anaheim).

Rancho Christian (20-7) is led by Addison Archer, who is seventh in the nation in scoring among freshmen at 26.8 points per game. 

Archer put up 29, 50 and 43 points in consecutive games where Rancho Christian scored 113, 117 and 121 points.

Highest-scoring teams
Through games played Feb. 3
Ontario Christian (Ontario, Calif.) – 91.0
Rancho Christian (Temecula, Calif.) – 90.3
Groves (Beverly Hills, Mich.) – 82.2
Belleville (Mich.) – 81.5
Horace (N.D.) – 81.2
Baker (Mont.) – 78.3
Thomas Jefferson Campus (Brooklyn, N.Y.) – 77.1
Princess Anne (Virginia Beach, Va.) – 77.0
Davis (Yakima, Wash.) – 75.7
Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, Calif.) – 75.3
King's Fork (Suffolk, Va.) – 75.3
Shaktoolik (Alaska) – 75.2
Campo Verde (Gilbert, Ariz.) – 75.1
Prosser (Wash.) – 74.9
Bishop Garrigan (Algona, Iowa) – 74.9
Valley (Bingham, Maine) – 74.6
West (Salt Lake City, Utah) – 74.6
West Seneca West (West Seneca, N.Y.) – 74.4
Union (Vancouver, Wash.) – 74.4
Bradley Central (Cleveland, Tenn.) – 74.0
Galloway (Atlanta, Ga.) – 74.0
Riverdale Ridge (Thornton, Colo.) – 73.8
South Shore (Brooklyn, N.Y.) – 73.4
Grafton (Yorktown, Va.) – 73.3
San Ramon Valley (Danville, Calif.) – 73.3
Cherokee (N.C.) – 73.2
Wheatley (Houston, Texas) – 73.2
South Bronx Prep (Bronx, N.Y.) – 73.1 
Clopton (Clarksville, Mo.) – 73.1
South Pointe (Rock Hill, S.C.) – 73.1
Bangor Christian (Bangor, Maine) – 73.1
Charles Henderson (Troy, Ala.) – 72.9
Hazleton Area (Hazleton, Pa.) – 72.9
Harvest Christian (Edinburg, Texas) – 72.9
Buford (Ga.) – 72.9
Rock Valley (Iowa) – 72.8
Lomega (Omega, Okla.) – 72.78
Deshler (Tuscumbia, Ala.) – 72.7
Greenwich (N.Y.) – 72.6
Saint Joseph's Catholic Academy (Boalsburg, Pa.) – 72.6

Minnesota
36-minute games
Providence Academy (Plymouth) – 93.4
Northome/Kelliher (Northome) – 86.4
Hill-Murray (Maplewood) – 83.8
St. Mary's (Sleepy Eye) – 82.9
Crosby-Ironton (Crosby) – 82.7
Mountain Iron-Buhl (Mountain Iron) – 82.6
Mayo (Rochester) – 81.5
Wayzata (Plymouth) – 80.8
New London-Spicer (New London) – 78.3
Benilde-St. Margaret's (St. Louis Park) – 78.2

Wisconsin
36-minute games
Wauwatosa East (Wauwatosa) – 81.9
Arrowhead (Hartland) – 78.8
Madison La Follette (Madison) – 75.9
Wisconsin Dells – 75.6
Madison Memorial (Madison) – 74.2
Wittenberg-Birnamwood (Wittenberg) – 73.6
Solon Springs – 73.5
Rice Lake – 73.1
Hartford – 72.8
Whitefish Bay – 72.7

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