Vote. Arizona Republic's Super 10 boys high school basketball teams

With more holiday hoop tournaments starting Jan. 1, here is The Arizona Republic's latest Super 10 boys high school rankings. Teams from any conference in the state are considered. This is through Dec. 30, 2025. Vote in our poll below of the team you think should be No. 1. The poll will close at 5 p.m., on Jan. 3. Print readers can find the poll online with this story at azcentral.com/sports/high-schools.

Super 10 boys hoops

1. Goodyear Millennium, 12-1

They've won 10 straight and rolled into the Hoophall West tourney with momentum. They previously captured the championship of a tough tournament in Hawaii, behind the strong play of Adan Diggs and Cameron Holmes.

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2. Phoenix Sunnyslope, 12-1

The Vikings reached the championship round of the Platinum Division at The Classic at Damien on Dec. 30 in California, followed by a quick turnaround with a game against Bishop Gorman on Jan. 1 at the Hoophall West Classic.

3. Phoenix St. Mary's, 8-2

They hit a tough bump in the road in the loss to Sunnyslope. Since that 65-43 setback, the Knights, led by Cam Williams, have won four of five against out-of-state competition.

4. Surprise Willow Canyon, 10-1

Their only loss was to Seven Lakes out of Texas in Mesa's Fear the Hop tournament championship game during Thanksgiving week.

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5. Mesa, 7-4

The Jackrabbits were 1-2 through Dec. 29 in the Damien Classic. Had a big win over Basha.

6. Gilbert Highland Hawks, 8-2

As of Dec. 29, hadn't lost since Thanksgiving weekend, when they dropped back-to-back games to Seven Lakes and Mesa. They have a big win over Basha.

7. Chandler Basha, 9-4

Behind point guard Mason Magee, the Bears won five of their last six games against tough, out-of-state teams through Dec. 29.

8. Sandra Day O'Connor, 9-5

The Eagles have played one of the toughest schedules in the state that includes a big win over Brophy Prep and losses to Sunnyslope and Highland.

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9. Phoenix Brophy Prep Broncos, 7-1

The Broncos were scheduled to face Chandler at 3 p.m. on Jan. 1 in the first round of the Nike Tournament of Champions.

10. Phoenix Central, 14-1

The defending 5A champs lost their first game of the year to Los Alamitos in overtime 78-74 in the third round of the Damien Classic. John Mattingly has never shot the ball so well for the Bobcats.

Richard Obert has been covering high school sports since the 1980s for The Arizona Republic. Catch the best high school sports coverage in the state. Sign up for Azcentral Preps Now. And be sure to subscribe to our daily sports newsletters so you don't miss a thing. To suggest human-interest story ideas and other news, reach Obert at richard.obert@arizonarepublic.com or 602-316-8827. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter:@azc_obert

This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Vote. Arizona Republic top 10 boys high school basketball teams, Dec. 30