Super 25 rankings update: Perry rises after winning Arizona championship
As seasons come to a close and more championships are played, let's hone in on one of the most impressive titles of the year: Perry High School won its fourth straight Arizona state title as five-star power forward Koa Peat played through a broken hand to ensure he would go out the same way he spent every other high school season: as a champion.
Perry is one of several Super 25 teams that have won a championship. There's still more basketball to be played at the highest levels, as Roosevelt and Archbishop Riordan prepare to face off Saturday night for the California Interscholastic Federation Open Division, and tournaments like The Throne and Chipotle Nationals position some of the top teams against each other.
Here are this week's Super 25 national boys basketball high school rankings.
(Records as of Thursday, March 13)
Record: 27-3
Previous Rank: 1
Record: 35-0
Previous Rank: 2
Record: 34-2
Previous Rank: 3
Record: 27-2
Previous Rank: 6
Record: 22-1
Previous Rank: 5
Record: 31-3
Previous Rank: 4
Record: 29-3
Previous Rank: 10
Record: 33-3
Previous Rank: 7
Record: 34-2
Previous Rank: 8
Record: 27-3
Previous Rank: 9
Record: 27-0
Previous Rank: 13
Record: 31-4
Previous Rank: 14
Record: 31-1
Previous Rank: 11
Record: 20-2
Previous Rank: 17
Record: 28-3
Previous Rank: 12
Record: 29-5
Previous Rank: 15
Record: 24-2
Previous Rank: 20
Record: 32-2
Previous Rank: 16
Record: 26-2
Previous Rank: 21
Record: 38-5
Previous Rank: 22
Record: 30-5
Previous Rank: 23
Record: 27-7
Previous Rank: NR
Record: 32-4
Previous Rank: 25
Record: 29-1
Previous Rank: NR
Record: 28-1
Previous Rank: NR
Link Academy (Branson, Mo.)
Archbishop Stepinac (White Plains, N.Y.)
Webb (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Plainfield (N.J.)
Imhotep Charter (Philadelphia)
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY High School Sports Wire: USA TODAY Sports Super 25 boys basketball rankings: March 13, 2025
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