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The pinnacle of greatness in Arizona girls’ high school basketball is in the West Valley of Phoenix. People can debate about greatness and there are some very good programs, but the cream of the crop is located in Goodyear, AZ.

This upcoming 2026–2027 season, Millennium will continue to be rooted at the top of the Arizona basketball ranking. Their dominance is created on culture, elite coaches, elite player development, and a program that has demonstrated that winning isn’t easy—but it’s the way of life.

In my opinion, Millennium stays the team that every other team in Arizona is pursuing to overtake.

The Championship Culture Didn’t Change a Bit

Plenty of teams become No. 1 for a season or two. But a dynasty program like Millennium stays No. 1 for years.

Nobody in Arizona can say the opposite—Millennium has been the most dominant program in the state over the past years, highlighted by their back-to-back Open Division state championship victories.

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They defeated Valley Vista 57–31 in 2024–2025 to capture the championship. This past season (2025–2026), they defeated Sandra Day O’Connor 58–52 to capture another title.

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The statement has been made that even after graduating significant talent, Millennium has continued to restock rather than reconstruct—and I don’t see that changing anytime soon.

MaxPreps ranked Millennium No. 1 in Arizona for the 2025–2026 season, and heading into 2026–2027, they will remain at the top.

Millennium will have some very good teams pursuing that No. 1 spot and their championship throne this upcoming season. Teams like Perry, Sandra Day O’Connor, Gilbert, and Campo Verde will all be chasing the Open Division championship.

Across the state, programs like Tuba City, Snowflake, and Salpointe Catholic (3A & 4A) are also making noise.

This offseason will be interesting to follow as teams continue improving for the 2026–2027 season.

The Millennium Culture Is Still Building (That’s Scary)

Millennium thrives on these standards every single season: play elite defense, play unselfish basketball, compete hard every second, and represent integrity.

In my unbiased opinion, if any program wants to sit on the throne of greatness—culture, championships, and the No. 1 ranking—they will have to dethrone the Millennium Tigers.