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FW Boswell Pioneers (2025 6A-D2 State Champs)
THE STATUS: VYPE DFW Preseason GBB Rankings; Multiple State Champs prepare to defend titles
Few regions in Texas — or the country, for that matter — match the consistency and competitive depth of girls basketball in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Year after year, it not only produces elite individual talent but programs that redefine supremacy.
Last winter, DFW teams nearly swept the upper tiers of the UIL State Championships — with Boswell (6A-DII), Denton Ryan (5A-DI), and Lincoln (4A-DII) each hoisting titles. All three headline this year’s preseason rankings, armed with veteran cores and championship experience that make repeat runs far from out of reach.
Behind them, Lancaster, North Crowley, and Duncanville stand poised to contend in the always-brutal 6A field, while Plano East looks to build on its Semifinal breakthrough.
In 5A, Argyle and Frisco Memorial return well-balanced rosters capable of making another deep postseason surge, while Braswell — fresh off a 34-3 season — remains firmly in the mix among 6A’s best.
Across classifications, one theme continues to define the region: depth. The balance of powerhouse programs and rising challengers ensures that every district race will carry playoff-level stakes from the outset.
At this point, it isn’t just about winning — it’s about maintaining the standard of excellence that now feels ingrained in the region’s DNA.
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*Last section indicates 2025 result
VYPE Dallas-Fort Worth Combined (6A-4A) Top-10 Girls Basketball Rankings -- 2025-26 PRESEASON
1. Boswell Pioneers (6A) -- 39-2 (12-0 in District 3-6A) // UIL 6A-D2 State Champions*
2. Denton Ryan Raiders (5A) -- 32-7 (11-1 in 6-5A) // UIL 5A-D1 State Champions*
3. Lancaster Tigers (6A) -- 27-6 (12-2 in 11-6A) // UIL 6A-D2 State Semifinalists
4. Lincoln Tigers (4A) -- 39-2 (14-0 in 11-4A) // UIL 4A-D2 State Champions*
5. North Crowley Panthers (6A) -- 27-9 (9-3 in 3-6A) // 6A-D1 Region 1 Finalists
6. Plano East Panthers (6A) -- 24-14 (10-6 in 6-6A) // UIL 6A-D1 State Semifinalists
7. Duncanville Pantherettes (6A) -- 29-7 (13-1 in 11-6A) // 6A-D1 Region 2 Finalists
8. Argyle Eagles (5A) -- 32-6 (11-1 in 6-5A) // 5A-D2 Region 1 Finalists
9. Frisco Memorial Warriors (5A) -- 33-8 (14-0 in 11-5A) // UIL 5A-D2 State Semifinalists
10. Braswell Bengals (6A) -- 34-3 (13-1 in 5-6A) // 6A-D2 Regional Semifinalists
Others to Watch: Red Oak Hawks (15-5A), Denton Guyer Wildcats (5-6A), South Grand Prairie Warriors (8-6A), Wakeland Wolverines (12-5A), Mansfield Summit Jaguars (8-5A), Cedar Hill Longhorns (11-6A), Flower Mound Jaguars (5-6A)

VYPE DFW GBB Game of the Week: Lancaster vs. Boswell (UIL 6A-D2 State Semifinals)
We’ve officially reached the cream of the crop in Texas high school girls basketball, as attention turns to the State Final-Four.
In the 6A-Division II competition, an exciting battle is set between Lancaster and Boswell, as both teams vie for a spot in the title game.
Lancaster (27-5) has set a new precedent by reaching the State level for the first time in program history, most recently defeating Houston powerhouse Cypress Springs (59-55) this past Saturday. The Tigers will look to keep their hot streak alive as they face off against fellow DFW heavyweight Boswell.
Coach LaJeanna Howard’s squad’s greatest strength is their depth, with a well-rounded roster that spreads the wealth on both ends of the court.
Juniors MaKenzie White (13 ppg, 4 apg, 3 spg) and Monique Phoenix (12 ppg, 3 apg, 4 spg), along with sophomore KaMoriya Davis (11 ppg, 8 rpg, 3 bpg), form a nearly unstoppable 'big-three' for Lancaster.
But senior Savanna Barnes (11 ppg, 8 rpg, 3 spg) has also been crucial, providing veteran leadership on a team that is on the brink of making history.
On the other side, Boswell (37-2) has lived up to its reputation as the best team in Texas (according to MaxPreps), with a dominant 42-30 win over Frenship in the Regional Final. Entering the State Semifinals, the Pioneers are considered the favorites to win it all.
A key contributor for Boswell is senior Camille Williams, a Miami-commit who’s averaging 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists per game.
Fellow senior Haleigh Jackson (14 ppg, 8 rpg, 3 apg) offers additional experience, while sophomores Sydney Durrah (13 ppg, 3 rpg, 2 spg) and Seleste Massey (12 ppg, 4 rpg, 3 spg) round out a well-balanced and talented roster.
The state’s No. 4 and No. 1-ranked teams will meet on Tuesday night (7:00 PM) at The Colony HS for a spot in the Alamodome. This is a matchup you won’t want to miss.


































