Rankings Update 2025: Top Senior Scorers

As the season comes to a close, a group of talented seniors has left their mark with impressive scoring performances. These players have consistently put up big numbers, carrying their teams offensively and proving their ability to get buckets in a variety of ways. Each of them showcased their scoring prowess throughout the year, making them some of the most dangerous offensive threats in the state. Here's a look at the top scorers from the senior class who stood out this season.    [player_tooltip player_id='1217954' first='Naomi' last='Saldana'] was the offensive engine for Westminster, finishing fifth in scoring for the senior class. Her 21.9 points per game kept her team afloat, providing a reliable source of offense every night. She had a knack for getting to her spots in the half-court, making her tough to guard with her smooth scoring ability. Adding a couple of three-pointers per game to her arsenal, Naomi kept defenders honest and remained a constant scoring threat.     [player_tooltip player_id='1217959' first='Miah' last='Wren'] showed improvement throughout her career, increasing her scoring average each season. This year she carried her team to an undefeated regular season before losing in the Sweet 16. She put up 20.2 points per game by attacking the rim and taking open shots from deep. Her presence on the floor was felt every game because impact on the offensive end.     [player_tooltip player_id='366412' first='Briza' last='Flores'] has been an offensive weapon for Highland, averaging 19.2 points per game. Over the years, she has been able to get whatever she wants on offense, making her tough to game plan for. Her quick first step and speed in transition allowed her to get past defenders and control the pace of the game. Briza's ability to put the ball in the basket and stil get teammates involved makes her an elite point guard.     Kiyarra has been a force for Burlington during her high school career. Averaging a double-double for all four years, so it's no surprise that she finished as one of the state's top scorers in her last season. She was a beast the paint with 18.9 points and 14.2 rebounds per game, using her strength and skill to get what she wanted. Her dominance inside gave her team the best chance to compete on a nightly basis.     [player_tooltip player_id='374163' first='Madison' last='Sepeda'] ended a record-breaking career at Greeley Central. Averaging 18.8 points per game and leading her team to a 13-12 record, which includes a 41-point game against Mountain View ending a win. She is fearless when attacking the paint, consistently finishing through contact. Though she was of the best at the rim, she also knocked down threes when needed, leaving defenders frustrated.

As the season comes to a close, a group of talented seniors has left their mark with impressive scoring performances. These players have consistently put up big numbers, carrying their teams offensively and proving their ability to get buckets in a variety of ways. Each of them showcased their scoring prowess throughout the year, making them some of the most dangerous offensive threats in the state. Here's a look at the top scorers from the senior class who stood out this season.