With one loss, Rochester Mayo steadily moved up in the Minnesota Girls Basketball Head Coaches Association poll.
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The No. 1 programs held their ground, but not much else stayed the same as in the preseason.
Hopkins, reigning in Class 4A, and Providence Academy, 2A’s winner four years in a row, begin the list.
Defending state champions Hill-Murray and Dodge County saw success while Holy Family proved itself against Edina.
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.
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Loftus won the Class 3A singles state title while helping Mayo win the team state title.
Over three days, three of the first 10 in the Strib Varsity rankings hit the end of their seasons.
Staff writer Jim Paulsen ranks the top 25 teams in the state that are still alive in the postseason playoffs.
Edina, Hill-Murray and Breck duos claimed the doubles state titles.
The Spartans defeated Minnetonka for the 3A championship. Rock Ridge dethroned Blake, and No. 1 doubles secured match point for St. James over Litchfield.
