Arizona high school golf rankings are tightening as programs across Division I and Division II position themselves ahead of the state tournament schedule at Aguila Golf Course. With team scores and individual merit lists shifting daily, governing bodies have outlined the postseason field structure, which accommodates a total of 312 golfers across both divisions.
Division I Boys and Girls Team Standings
In Division I boys action, Pinnacle holds the top spot with a score of -6.274, closely tracked by Brophy at -5.228 and Catalina Foothills at -3.684. Perry follows in fourth at -3.347, while Millennium rounds out the top five at -1.194. The remaining spots in the top 12 feature Desert Vista (0.479), Hamilton (0.727), Mesa Mountain View (2.412), Casteel (2.681), Highland (3.385), Red Mountain (5.199), and Queen Creek (5.379).
On the Division I girls side, Xavier commands the leaderboard at -2.106. Pinnacle sits second at 4.104, followed by Perry (6.759), Liberty (7.021), and Millennium (8.767). Rounding out the top 12 teams are Red Mountain (8.981), Casteel (12.314), Desert Vista (19.798), Corona del Sol, Boulder Creek (24.815), Sandra Day O’Connor (25.563), and Canyon View (27.366).
Individual Standings in Division I
Hamilton senior Owen Greenough leads the Division I boys individual rankings. Ethan Butters sits second, and Brophy senior Asher Nelson is third. Highland junior Nash Yogurtian holds fourth place, while Catalina Foothills junior Parker Servoss ranks fifth. The top 10 is completed by James Kalinowski of Pinnacle in sixth, Millennium sophomore Nolan Wilson in seventh, Pinnacle’s Bo Moore in eighth, Desert Vista senior Jakob Stanley in ninth, and Pinnacle junior Luke Duval in tenth.
For Division I girls, Xavier players capture four of the top five positions. Senior Alexis Lamadrid leads the individual rankings, with freshman teammate Claire Brooks in second. Liberty junior Natalia Fox ranks third, Pinnacle senior Kaitlyn Moreland sits fourth, and freshman Caroline Brooks places fifth. Perry junior Taylor Underhill stands sixth, Millennium junior Aubrey Pizzillo is seventh, Pinnacle senior Kaeleen Giardina ranks eighth, Xavier sophomore Addison Taylor takes ninth, and Red Mountain junior Camryn Castillo holds tenth.
Division II Team and Individual Frontrunners
Seton Catholic Prep leads the Division II boys team rankings at -0.105, holding a narrow margin over Desert Mountain (-0.099). Arcadia stands third at 0.874, ahead of Horizon (1.825) and Chaparral (1.944). Cactus Shadows (2.785), Notre Dame Prep (3.097), Salpointe Catholic (4.111), ALA Gilbert North (5.473), Crismon (7.332), Prescott (9.071), and Ironwood Ridge (11.552) complete the top 12.
In the Division II boys individual race, Seton Catholic Prep senior Nathan Ash leads the field. Horizon junior Easton Reischl ranks second, Arcadia senior Beck Sage is third, and Seton Catholic Prep senior Wade Van Kirk is fourth. Connor Bringhurst of Desert Mountain sits fifth, followed by Cactus Shadows senior Riley Cherry in sixth and sophomore Hudson Moszer in seventh. Canyon del Oro junior Jordan Tees ranks eighth, Salpointe Catholic senior Jake Kellman is ninth, and Notre Dame Prep junior Michael Rabbitt rounds out the top 10.
Chaparral paces the Division II girls team standings at 14.428, followed by Notre Dame Prep (19.021) and Salpointe Catholic (19.766). Desert Mountain ranks fourth at 23.927, with Prescott (29.108), Ironwood Ridge (32.401), Canyon del Oro (32.503), Eastmark (33.244), American Leadership Academy-Gilbert North (34.751), Horizon (42.575), Arcadia (43.390), and Catalina Foothills (49.654) filling out the remaining postseason positions.
Notre Dame Prep freshman Lauren Richardson tops the Division II girls individual rankings. Mischa Wang of Desert Mountain is second, Lexi Goyen of ALA-Gilbert North is third, and Horizon’s Victoria Cosenza ranks fourth. Olivia Richardson of Notre Dame Prep sits fifth, Chaparral sophomore Yuer Li is sixth, Salpointe Catholic junior Samantha Saxon is seventh, Sahuarita sophomore Alexandra Guerrero is eighth, Chaparral junior Mila Hu is ninth, and Rincon University junior Ariela Renee Trejo is tenth.
State Tournament Schedule at Aguila Golf Course
Postseason competition will bring the top 12 teams from each division to Aguila Golf Course, alongside the top 18 individual golfers not attached to a qualifying playoff team. This structure sets a total field of 78 golfers per division, culminating in 312 participants across the tournament.
Division II girls competition opens the championship schedule on October 26 and 27, followed immediately by the Division II boys tournament on October 28 and 29. Division I girls take the course on November 2 and 3, with Division I boys concluding the state tournament schedule on November 4 and 5.
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