2025 Class 3A High School Girls Basketball: Team-by-Team Previews

Introduction to the 2025 Season

The 2025 high school girls basketball season is upon us, officially kicking off this week. It's a time of excitement, anticipation, and hope for players and fans alike. As we celebrate the spirit of youth sports, Deseret News brings you extensive coverage, offering in-depth team capsules that showcase every participating squad in Class 3A.

Each team has submitted their insights, and I've curated them into capsules highlighting not just statistics but also the spirit behind the season. This year, the challenge is heightened with five new head coaches stepping into pivotal roles, destined to shape the narrative of their teams. Let's break it down, region by region, exploring the strengths, key players, and what's making headlines.

Region 12 Preview

1. Morgan Trojans

Head Coach: Sterling Mack (8th Year)

2024-25 Record: 14-12

2025 RPI Ranking: No. 4 in 3A

The Morgan Trojans are back, ready to make a statement this season. With one returning starter and a new focus on fostering a strong team spirit, Coach Mack emphasizes the importance of bonding among players. “Basketball won't last forever,” he reflects, “but the friendships and lessons we learn through it will.”

Fans have much to look forward to, notably the potential of players like Zoe Rockenfield, a promising sophomore guard, and junior Makayla Williams, whose contributions are expected to play a pivotal role this year.

2. Grantsville Cowboys

Head Coach: Chase Boydston (1st Year)

2024-25 Record: 25-2

Entering the season with high hopes and expectations, the Grantsville Cowboys have set the pace with an unyielding determination. “The girls are hungry for their opportunity,” Coach Boydston expresses, looking to instill a new competitive spirit within a community proud of its basketball tradition.

Returning stars like Emmy Butler and Saydee Thornton are poised to lead the charge, along with a robust influx of new talent eager to leave their mark.

3. Layton Christian Eagles

Head Coach: Jarrod Hoagland (4th Year)

2024-25 Record: 13-11

With a mix of seasoned returners and enthusiastic newcomers, the Layton Christian Eagles aim to soar high this season. Coach Hoagland highlights the hard work his players have dedicated to improving during the fall, setting the stage for an exciting year.

Key players such as Ava Smith and Gracie Maloney-Holland will be crucial for the Eagles' quest in Region 13.

4. Ogden Tigers

Head Coach: Andy Blodgett (4th Year)

2024-25 Record: 8-16

The Ogden Tigers are determined to turn the tide this season. With an experienced squad featuring returning starters, Blodgett notes the hard work and team chemistry that will hopefully pay off on the court.

Players like Megan Beus and Julia Draper are set to shine as they aim to make strides in Region 13.

5. Logan Grizzlies

Head Coach: Tori Craner (5th Year)

2024-25 Record: 4-15

With the commitment and hard work shown by the Logan Grizzlies in the offseason, Coach Craner has high hopes for how they will compete this year. “We want to play fast, defend hard, and build on our chemistry,” she shared.

Key contributors such as Addie Smart and Joselin Mendoza Rodrigues are expected to lead the squad toward improvement and competitiveness.

Region 13 Overview

1. Emery Spartans

Head Coach: Jon Faimalo (4th Year)

2024-25 Record: 16-11

The Emery Spartans are looking to leverage their experienced roster and recent success to maintain a competitive edge. With a strong balance of defense and offense, their players like KaBree Gordon are ready to take on challenges head-on.

2. Manti Templars

Head Coach: Easton Wright (2nd Year)

2024-25 Record: 12-11

Excitement in Manti is palpable as the Templars prepare for a redefined season. Coach Wright sees potential in this new group bolstered by returning contributors eager to elevate their performance.

3. Union Cougars

Head Coach: Camie Oakey (3rd Year)

2024-25 Record: 8-14

With a veteran presence complemented by fresh talent, the Union Cougars are poised to capitalize on their recent experiences for better results this season.

4. Carbon Dinos

Head Coach: Jordan Blanc (2nd Year)

2024-25 Record: 7-18

The Carbon Dinos face a transformative year as they welcome new talent while maintaining their commitment to growth and competitiveness in Region 12.

5. North Sanpete Hawks

Head Coach: Allen Jacobson (1st Year)

2024-25 Record: 7-17

Under new leadership, the North Sanpete Hawks are ready to write a new chapter, focusing on fostering an atmosphere of growth and collaboration among both new and returning players.

Conclusion: The Road Ahead

The enthusiasm surrounding the 2025 high school girls basketball season is infectious. Each team entering the Class 3A competition carries with it aspirations not just of victories but of personal growth, community support, and the lessons that basketball imparts off the court as well. As we support these young women navigating their athletic journeys, the collective anticipation only heightens, making this season one to watch.