Arizona High School Football Top 25 Rankings - Nov. 10

Arizona high school football season saw the final week of the regular season conclude with the Arizona Interscholastic Association (AIA) playoffs full steam ahead this week.

Hamilton for the third straight week are the No. 1 team in the Grand Canyon State. Liberty Lions is the state’s No. 2, with Basha coming in at No. 3. Who else joins the aforementioned teams in the latest set of Arizona high school football Top 25 rankings?

The Massey Ratings, officially used during the BCS era, is a model that ranks sports teams by analyzing game outcomes, strength of schedule, and margin of victory.

Here is the latest Arizona high school football Top 25 rankings, according to Massey as of Nov. 10.

1. Hamilton Huskies

The Hamilton Huskies (10-0) closed out the regular season with a gritty win over No. 4 Chandler, 55-41, with starting quarterback Jax Sculley going down with an injury and his status was left up in question.

Hamilton’s title-drought now stands at 12 years after falling to Liberty in last year’s Open Division semifinals, but there’s optimism the streak could end this fall behind a potent offense. Among the standouts on the season for the Huskies has been a number of contributors, including Sculley (2,947 yards, 41 touchdowns), running back Skyler Cole (775 yards, seven touchdowns) and four-star sophomore wide receiver Roye Oliver, who has caught 75 passes for 1,598 yards and 27 scores.

Oliver put himself into the record books last week, becoming the all-time single season leader for touchdowns in Arizona’s Class 6A with 25.

2. Liberty Lions

Liberty (9-1) continues to maintain their No. 2 ranking after a 55-13 win over Boulder Creek last week. The Lions lone loss on the season came against Utah’s Corner Canyon, a 45-14 loss, the Lions have been taking it out on any opponent in their path.

For seven straight weeks, the Lions have double-digit victories over Brophy College Preparatory, Highland, winless ALA Queen Creek (0-3), Mountain Ridge, Centennial, and now Boulder Creek, respectively.

Liberty will need players like Boise State commit Paz St. John and Minnesota pledge Hudson Dunn to lead the charge for the Lions’ defense if they look to repeat as Arizona’s Open Division state champions this fall.

3. Basha Bears

Basha (9-1) bounced back from their first loss of the season, 28-12, to top-ranked Hamilton when they defeated No. 23 ranked Mesa Jackrabbits, 41-33, and Perry, 52-3.

The Bears may have come up short last year in their quest to win a second Open Division crown in three years, but undefeated start says this fall say they’ll be back in the AIA Open Division title game. The Bears have opened the 2025 season off with impressive wins over Brophy College Prep, California powerhouse Orange Lutheran and Williams Field.

Quarterback Broderick Vehrs has led a talented Basha offense which features four-star sophomore running back Noah Roberts, three-star wide receiver Jaden Baldwin and four-star offensive tackle Jake Hildebrand. The team’s defensive unit is led by Mason Lewis and linebacker Eli Cramer-Cronin.

4. Chandler Wolves

The Chandler Wolves (8-2) have looked for real all throughout the Arizona high school football regular season, cruising past opponents on a weekly basis. The Wolves dropped their second game of the season with a 55-41 loss to No. 1 Hamilton last week.

Quarterback Will Mencl is one of the best junior quarterbacks in Arizona, and he’ll have a pair of standout targets at receiver in Jai Jones and Kaydon Gray. Veteran safety Hamisi Juma, who committed to Arizona last September, will anchor the team’s defensive secondary.

5. Centennial Coyotes

It hasn’t been exactly like last year’s road to the Class 6A state championship, but Centennial remains in the conversation this season. The Coyotes (7-3) capped the regular season with an impressive 31-13 win over No. 11 ranked Higley last week.

This team got hot at the right time last year, winning their first state crown since 2018. Question is, can they do it against despite a slower start? It has been an wonky 2025 Arizona high school football season that’s proven anything can happen.

Arizona High School Football Rankings: Nos. 6 – 25

6. Brophy College Preparatory (4-6)
7. Pinnacle (7-3)
8. Desert Edge (10-0)
9. Mountain View (6-4)
10. Red Mountain (9-1) 

11. ALA Queen Creek (5-5) 
12. Higley (6-4) 
13. Horizon (8-2)
14. Williams Field (7-3)
15. Highland (5-5)

16. Casteel (6-4)
17. American Leadership Academy Gilbert North (9-1)
18. Perry (5-5)
19. Queen Creek (6-4)
20. Marana (8-1)

21. Salpointe Catholic (5-5)
22. Desert Mountain (7-3)  
23. Mesa (6-4)
24. Arizona College Prep (9-1)
25. Cactus Shadows (6-4)

How to Follow Arizona High School Football

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