Top 25 Virginia Girls High School Basketball State Rankings - Feb. 2, 2026

Undefeated Grafton wins its way into the Top 25; three other squads remain undefeated, including No. 1 Princess Anne.
Grafton debuts in the Top 25 at No. 25 with an undefeated record.
Grafton debuts in the Top 25 at No. 25 with an undefeated record. / Grafton Girls Basketball

Undefeated Grafton joins this week’s High School on SI Virginia girls basketball Top 25 rankings as the final month of the regular season has begun. 

The 25th-ranked Clippers (16-0 overall) are one of four teams in the Commonwealth with a clean mark in the loss column. The nationally-ranked and undefeated Princess Anne remains No. 1 in Virginia.

The Saint James Performance Academy, Bishop Ireton, Catholic-Virginia Beach and Menchviille make up the rest of the Top 5. The second 5 features Shining Stars Sports Academy, Manchester, Potomac School, Saint Anne’s-Belfield School and Osbourn Park.

Here’s this week’s High School on SI Virginia girls basketball Top 25:

1. PRINCESS ANNE 

Previous rank: No. 1

Record: 19-0

The Cavaliers defeated Kempsville (80-25) and Green Run (70-37).

2. THE SAINT JAMES PERFORMANCE ACADEMY 

Previous rank: No. 2

Record: 17-3

The Strivers defeated previously undefeated DME Academy (Fla.), 52-44, at the Metro Classic Showcase in New Jersey.

3. BISHOP IRETON 

Previous rank: No. 3

Record: 14-5

The Cardinals are scheduled to host Bishop Denis J. O’Connell Friday.

4. CATHOLIC-VIRGINIA BEACH 

Previous rank: No. 4

Record: 14-8

The Crusaders defeated Cape Henry Collegiate and Christchurch School.

5. MENCHVILLE 

Previous rank: No. 5

Record: 12-1

The Monarchs defeated Warwick, 64-32.

6. SHINING STARS SPORTS ACADEMY 

Previous rank: No. 6

Record: 13-5

The Panthers lost to No. 2 The St. James Performance Academy, 69-62.

7. MANCHESTER

Previous rank: No. 7

Record: 14-1

The Lancers are scheduled to play Lloyd C. Bird Tuesday.

8. POTOMAC SCHOOL

Previous rank: No. 8

Record: 14-6

The Panthers defeated Maret School (D.C.), 73-45.

9. SAINT ANNE’S-BELFIELD SCHOOL

Previous rank: No. 9

Record: 14-3

The Saints defeated Collegiate, 73-16.

10. OSBOURN PARK

Previous rank: No. 10

Record: 12-6

The Yellowjackets are scheduled to play Unity Reed Monday.

11. SAINT PAUL VI CATHOLIC 

Previous rank: No. 11

Record: 17-6

The Panthers lost to national and Maryland No. 1 Bishop McNamara, 44-42, after a 89-12 win over Archbishop Carroll (D.C.).

12. VIRGINIA ACADEMY

Previous rank: No. 12

Record: 16-5

The Patriots defeated Evergreen Christian School, 65-16.

13. SOUTH COUNTY

Previous rank: No. 13

Record: 16-1

The Stallions defeated Alexandria City, 83-14.

14. CLARKE COUNTY

Previous rank: No. 14

Record: 15-1

The Eagles are scheduled to play Stonewall Jackson Tuesday.

15. WEST POTOMAC

Previous rank: No. 15

Record: 13-3

The Wolverines defeated Lake Braddock, 56-12.

16. SALEM-VIRGINIA BEACH

Previous rank: No. 16

Record: 16-3

The Sundevils defeated Landstown, 64-30.

17. LANGLEY

Previous rank: No. 18

Record: 17-1

The Saxons defeated Washington-Liberty, 47-42.

18. MANOR 

Previous rank: No. 19

Record: 13-1

The Mustangs defeated Nerview.

19. THOMAS DALE

Previous rank: No. 20

Record: 14-0

The Knights are scheduled to play Colonial Heights Tuesday.

20. OAKTON

Previous rank: No. 21

Record: 16-4

The Cougars defeated Chantilly, 48-39.

21. CENTREVILLE

Previous rank: No. 22

Record: 13-4

The Wildcats are scheduled to play No. 21 Oakton Monday.

22. SALEM

Previous rank: No. 23

Record: 17-1

The Spartans are scheduled to play Christiansburg.

23. KING’S FORK

Previous rank: No. 24

Record: 16-2

The Bulldogs defeated Lakeland (79-23) and Hickory (95-20).

24. NORFOLK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

Previous rank: No. 25

Record: 11-7

The Ambassadors defeated Norfolk Academy, 77-38.

25. GRAFTON

Previous rank: Not ranked

Record: 16-0

The Clippers have won all their decisions by double-digits.


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