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Orange County girls basketball Top 25: San Clemente up to No. 2 behind Mater Dei, Feb. 7

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The Orange County girls basketball rankings for this week.

Notable this week: San Clemente continues its late-season rise in the rankings by advancing to No. 2 behind Mater Dei at the end of the regular season. … The CIF-SS playoff pairings will be released Saturday at noon. … The season’s final rankings will be released after the CIF-SS Finals. … Fairmont Prep climbs one spot to No. 3. … JSerra ascends to No. 6 after finishing second in the Trinity League.

GIRLS BASKETBALL TOP 25

(Records through Thursday, Feb. 6)

1. Mater Dei (26-2): The Trinity League champion appears bound for the Open Division in the CIF-SS playoffs. The Monarchs are No. 3 in the section rankings and have won 15 consecutive games.

Previous ranking: 1

San Clemente guards Ellie Anderson, left, and Quinsey Bryan have helped the Tritons climb to No. 2 in the Orange County girls basketball rankings for Feb. 7, 2025. (Photo by Dan Albano, Orange County Register/SCNG)
San Clemente guards Ellie Anderson, left, and Quinsey Bryan have helped the Tritons climb to No. 2 in the Orange County girls basketball rankings for Feb. 7, 2025. (Photo by Dan Albano, Orange County Register/SCNG)

2. San Clemente (23-5): The South Coast League champion seems primed for the Division 1 playoffs with a No. 19 ranking in the section.

Previous ranking: 5

3. Fairmont Prep (20-8): Sarah Aldeguer had 15 points and 15 rebounds and Adyra Rajan scored 22 points as the Huskies got back on track with a 55-39 win against Westlake.

Previous ranking: 6

4. Sage Hill (19-8): The Pacific Coast League champion is ranked ninth in the section and could be a high seed in Division 1. The last time Sage Hill wasn’t in the Open Division was 2021-22, and it finished as the Division 2-AA runner-up and Division II state champion.

Previous ranking: 2

Crean Lutheran's Micaela Hanning (0) gets screened by Villa Park's Sabina Patel (1) while defending Villa Park's Olivia Sturdivant (11) during a non-league girls basketball game between Villa Park and Crean Lutheran at Orange Lutheran High School on Saturday Jan. 11, 2025.....(Photo by Michael Goulding, Contributing Photographer)
Crean Lutheran’s Micaela Hanning (0) gets screened by Villa Park’s Sabina Patel (1) while defending Villa Park’s Olivia Sturdivant (11) during a non-league girls basketball game between Villa Park and Crean Lutheran at Orange Lutheran High School on Saturday Jan. 11, 2025…..(Photo by Michael Goulding, Contributing Photographer)

5. Villa Park (24-4): The Freeway League champion is ranked 28th in the section and could be headed to a loaded Division 1 playoff bracket.

Previous ranking: 3

6. JSerra (17-10): The Lions made strides by finishing second in the Trinity League for the first time since 2014-15.

Previous ranking: 7

Villa Park's Bailey Roczey (12) and Crean Lutheran's Sydnee Norwood (22) battle for a rebound during a non-league girls basketball game between Villa Park and Crean Lutheran at Orange Lutheran High School on Saturday Jan. 11, 2025.....(Photo by Michael Goulding, Contributing Photographer)
Villa Park’s Bailey Roczey (12) and Crean Lutheran’s Sydnee Norwood (22) battle for a rebound during a non-league girls basketball game between Villa Park and Crean Lutheran at Orange Lutheran High School on Saturday Jan. 11, 2025…..(Photo by Michael Goulding, Contributing Photographer)

7. Crean Lutheran (22-5): The Crestview League champion is 27th in the section rankings and looks like a Division 1 candidate.

Previous ranking: 4

8. Orange Lutheran (13-11): The Lancers bolstered their resume with late-season wins against Beckman and Santa Margarita.

Previous ranking: 10

9. Santa Margarita (17-10): The Eagles, who are ranked 20th in the section, lost their final three Trinity League games to tie for third place.

Previous ranking: 8

10. Buena Park (20-6): Gloria Barrera enters the playoffs having scored at least 30 points in five consecutive games for the Empire League champion.

Previous ranking: 9

11. Beckman (21-7)

Previous ranking: 11

12. San Juan Hills (17-11)

Previous ranking: 12

Delaney Shiring #12 of El Dorado tries to get past Devoni Ray #24 of Lakewood. El Dorado played Lakewood in a girls basketball game on Dec. 27, 2024 in Fullerton CA. (Photo by John McCoy, Contributing Photographer)
Delaney Shiring #12 of El Dorado tries to get past Devoni Ray #24 of Lakewood. El Dorado played Lakewood in a girls basketball game on Dec. 27, 2024 in Fullerton CA. (Photo by John McCoy, Contributing Photographer)

13. El Dorado (18-9)

Previous ranking: 13

14. Portola (14-14)

Previous ranking: 14

15. Esperanza (18-10)

Previous ranking: 17

16. Fountain Valley (18-9)

Previous ranking: 20

17. St. Margaret’s (19-9)

Previous ranking: 15

18. Rosary (14-12)

Previous ranking: 18

19. Corona del Mar (17-10)

Previous ranking: 25

20. Los Alamitos (19-8)

Previous ranking: 16

21. Brea Olinda (15-10)

Previous ranking: 19

22. Canyon (14-14)

Previous ranking: 21

23. Yorba Linda (12-13)

Previous ranking: 22

24. Marina (17-11)

Previous ranking: 24

25. Sonora (15-12)

Previous ranking: 23

Also considered: Huntington Beach (16-12), Pacifica Christian (12-14)

Please send feedback on girls basketball rankings to Dan Albano at dalbano@scng.com

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