With one loss, Rochester Mayo steadily moved up in the Minnesota Girls Basketball Head Coaches Association poll.
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Hopkins, Benilde-St. Margaret’s and Providence Academy begin the 2025 season as the top teams in 4A, 3A and 2A according to the Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association.
Rochester Mayo holds the top seed and includes two singles players, Malea Diehn and Aoife Loftus, who are contenders to win.
As section tournaments fired up, movement in the top 10 of the three classes was slight.
These soon-to-be seniors, some of who will sign athletic scholarships in the fall or winter, enter their final seasons with a history of success in sports.
From basketball to hockey, these ninth-graders have already gained notoriety in their respective sports.
Dave Galovich, after 47 seasons coaching the Rangers, is No. 4 in victories by a boys basketball coach in Minnesota history.
Our final rankings of the season places Class 2A champion Providence Academy on top.
The Lions, lifted by Maddyn Greenway’s 40 points, became Minnesota’s first girls basketball team to win four titles in a row.
West Central Area claimed the Class 1A title, Providence Academy won 2A, Benilde-St. Margaret’s took 3A.
Each of the finalists remained undefeated with a comfortable victory in the semifinals.
