![]() ![]() Acalanes (Lafayette): 21-8 (12-0 in Diablo - Foothill), 27.1 ratingĩ. Christian Brothers (Sacramento): 30-4 (11-1 in League), 27.2 ratingĨ. Joseph (Santa Maria): 26-5 (14-0 in Mountain), 27.3 rating, 2 straight lossesħ. Brentwood School (Los Angeles): 28-7 (6-2 in Gold Coast), 32.1 ratingĤ. Salesian College Preparatory (Richmond): 27-5 (10-0 in Tri-County - Rock), 34.8 ratingģ. Archbishop Mitty (San Jose): 28-3 (10-0 in West Catholic), 42.5 rating, #8 national rankĢ. Ontario Christian (Ontario): 27-5 (8-0 in Ambassador), 29.4 ratingġ. Harvard-Westlake (Studio City): 20-11 (5-5 in Mission), 30.9 ratingġ8. Sage Hill (Newport Beach): 21-10 (6-0 in Pacific Coast), 31.5 rating, 2 straight lossesġ6. Marlborough (Los Angeles): 22-10 (5-5 in Mission), 31.8 rating, 2 straight lossesġ5. Westview (San Diego): 25-6 (8-2 in Palomar), 32.8 rating, 2 straight lossesġ2. Oakland Tech (Oakland): 30-5 (8-0 in Oakland), 32.8 rating, 18 straight winsġ1. San Ramon Valley (Danville): 28-5 (10-0 in East Bay - Other), 34.8 ratingĩ. Clovis West (Fresno): 30-2 (9-1 in Tri-Rivers), 39.2 rating, #21 national rankĥ. La Jolla Country Day (La Jolla): 29-4 (5-0 in Coastal), 40.7 rating, #12 national rankĤ. Etiwanda: 32-3 (10-0 in Baseline), 40.8 rating, 3 straight wins, #3 national rankģ. Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth): 31-1 (10-0 in Mission), 48.1 rating, #4 national rankĢ. Keep reading to find out which schools top the girls basketball charts in California.ġ. MaxPreps' rankings factor in win-loss record, win quality, and strength of schedule. To dig into competition data behind the ever-growing sport of high school girls basketball, Stacker compiled statewide rankings in California using MaxPreps. Now, girls play basketball in high school gyms across all 50 states. ![]() Since the arrival of that legislation, girls participation in basketball-and sports as a whole-exploded. However, girls across the country weren't given equal representation and support in the sport until the passage of the gender equality act known as Title IX in 1972. That timeline doesn't lag far behind boys' basketball: Illinois' boys state championship began just 13 years before Iowa's girls event. Iowa, for instance, traces its girls state championship history to 1920. Such data paints a clear picture of the sport's cultural impact.Īnd girls basketball dates back over a century. With almost 18,000 high schools maintaining girls teams, basketball is the most widely offered girls high school sport, beating out track and field and volleyball. From the farm-fueled towns of the heartland to the bustling concrete canyons on the coast, high school girls basketball is a cultural touchstone.īasketball engages nearly 400,000 girls to join high school teams per year, according to 2021-22 data from the National Federation of State High School Associations.
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