Class of 2026 - The Top Ten | Prep Girls Hoops

Each year, Arizona says goodbye to a special class of seniors who've made a lasting impact on the state's girls' basketball legacy. This year is no different, as this class has quite a few graduates who will play on the collegiate level. As we turn the page on another exciting chapter in Arizona girls' basketball, I'm breaking down the final Top 10 rankings in our last update for the Class of 2026 on Prep Girls Hoops Arizona!    Audrey capped off a strong high school career the right way—a deep postseason run, a championship appearance, and earning Arizona Gatorade Player of the Year honors. The St. Mary's (CA) signee is a versatile wing who impacted the game across the board, leading her team in multiple categories while eclipsing 1,500 career points. She plays with steady motor skills, understands spacing, and consistently makes winning plays.     Buckner has been one of the more intriguing prospects in the state all year, especially as the top unsigned senior. She's a true inside-out threat who creates matchup problems every time out. She can score with her back to the basket, step out and face up, and has enough handle to create off the bounce. Her versatility and physical tools make her a tough cover, and she's shown she can carry a load offensively when needed.     Henry is an electric guard who's only scratching the surface of what she can be. The Kansas State signee has a quick first step, plays with pace, and can break down defenders off the dribble. She's at her best in transition and on the attack downhill, but her upside lies in continuing to expand her overall game. She's a high ceiling prospect who should thrive in a Big 12 system.     Iza has steadily developed into one of the more consistent scoring wings in the state. She led the Grind Session in scoring this season, doing so with efficiency and confidence. She's a knockdown shooter who can stretch the floor and make defenses pay for any space given. The Weber State signee has shown year-over-year growth, and her ability to score at all three levels makes her a valuable offensive piece.     McQuiston has been one of the most versatile offensive weapons in Arizona over the past few seasons. She's consistently produced as both a scorer and a facilitator for Perry. She's comfortable with the ball in her hands, sees the floor well, and can create for herself and others. The Cal Baptist signee brings a balanced game that translates well to the next level     Addison is a true inside-outside threat who can impact the game in multiple ways. She's comfortable playing in the post but can also step out and knock down perimeter shots, which makes her difficult to guard. A dual-sport athlete headed to Rutgers for volleyball, her athleticism and coordination show up on the basketball court.     After battling injury last season, Burcar returned and showed growth, helping lead Perry to an Open Division Final Four appearance. She plays with toughness, IQ, and a competitive edge. As a coach's kid, she understands the game at a high level and doesn't shy away from the work. There's still upside here, and her best basketball is likely ahead of her.     T'Maea burst onto the scene this season and made a major impact, helping lead Millennium to an Open Division state title. The Colgate signee is a tough, all-around guard who competes on both ends. She plays with confidence, brings energy, and can affect the game across multiple areas. She could very well outperform her recruiting profile at the next level.     Taylor has been one of the top post presences in the state and a consistent matchup problem. She's strong on the glass, especially offensively, and knows how to establish position early. She's not just a back-to-the-basket player, either—she can step out and knock down the mid-range jumper with consistency. She's headed to the Air Force.     McCless's senior season didn't go as planned due to injury, but the long-term outlook remains strong. She's a versatile forward who can impact the game in multiple ways when healthy. The Portland State signee has the tools to bounce back and contribute at the next level. Expect her to return motivated and ready to prove herself.

Each year, Arizona says goodbye to a special class of seniors who've made a lasting impact on the state's girls' basketball legacy. This year is no different, as this class has quite a few graduates who will play on the collegiate level.

As we turn the page on another exciting chapter in Arizona girls' basketball, I'm breaking down the final Top 10 rankings in our last update for the Class of 2026 on Prep Girls Hoops Arizona!