2025-26 Berks III Girls Basketball: Top Players to Watch

The 2025-26 Berks girls basketball season tips off on Black Friday. Here is a list of players to watch in Division III of the Berks Girls League.

Ashayleoni Camper

Freshman, Hamburg

The 5-7 guard is expected to be a big part of Hamburg's attack this season in her first year of varsity. Camper can already get to the rim off the dribble and showed high potential offensively during Hamburg's summer league in the offseason. With four of the Hawks' top five scorers graduating, Camper could have a big freshman campaign.

Norah Davey

Junior, Hamburg

Davey, a 5-8 forward, is the top returning scorer for the Hawks after averaging 5.4 ppg, second on the team. Also a standout softball athlete, Davey was an all-division honorable mention last season on the hardwood for Hamburg.

Amelia Falsone

Senior, Schuylkill Valley

A 5-8 forward, Falsone is a multi-sport athlete who will be key in the post defensively and on the glass for the Panthers. She was one of three players to see action in all 21 games for SV last season and averaged 3.9 ppg.

Teagan Hilburt

Senior, Fleetwood

A returning all-division guard with good height at 5-9, Hilburt is the top returning scorer for the Tigers after averaging 8.1 ppg and hitting a team-high 29 3s last season. She also converted 70 percent of her free throws as a junior. Hilburt's numbers have gradually improved throughout her career after she averaged 2.3 ppg as a freshman and 4.8 ppg as a sophomore.

Kai-Lee Lamont

Freshman, Fleetwood

Lamont, a guard, led the Tigers' eight-grade middle school team to an undefeated record last year after moving to Fleetwood from Antietam two summers ago. She is expected to have an immediate role for Courtney Mitchell's Tigers and was mentioned as one of the top players in the division by multiple coaches.

Addie Loeb

Junior, Wyomissing

The Spartans need to replace nearly 80 percent of their scoring from last year and Loeb is the top returning offensive option. The 5-7 guard scored 4.9 ppg while hitting a team-high 42 3s. Head coach Aaron Anders said she has been working hard to expand her game on both sides of the ball throughout the offseason.

Lily Paolini

Junior, Wyomissing

The 5-7 forward and three-sport athlete (basketball, soccer, track) is a high-energy player who has learned from two Wyomissing all-time greats in Amaya Stewart and Audrey Hurleman. Paolini will now be tasked with counteracting the opposing team's biggest and strongest player. The junior averaged 3.1 ppg in 21 games last season.

Elyssa Sellers

Senior, Schuylkill Valley

The 5-6 lefty all-division guard is one of four returning starters for the Panthers as they try to overtake Wyomissing for the Berks III title. Offensively, Sellers operates mainly out of the midrange and getting to the basket while also serving as a key ball handler. She scored 7.6 ppg as a sophomore and 10.2 ppg last year while hitting only eight total 3s. Sellers missed four games last season due to injury. If she stays healthy and sees an uptick from deep, watch out.

Hannah West

Junior, Schuylkill Valley

West, a 5-9 forward, began her varsity career at Gov. Mifflin where she averaged 2.7 ppg as a freshman and drained 15 3s. In her first year in Leesport, she played in all 21 games and averaged 9.9 ppg with 33 3s — the 11th-most in the league. An all-division honorable mention pick, West has played a ton of ball during the offseason and forms a dynamic duo with Sellers.

Others to watch: Wyomissing senior Ella Anders, Wyomissing freshman Megan Anders, Wyomissing freshman Mayleen Armistead, Schuylkill Valley junior Maliyah Butler, Wyomissing freshman Lanie Campbell, Fleetwood sophomore Sara Castimore, Hamburg junior Brielle Cox, Hamburg junior Marcianna DellaMonica, Fleetwood sophomore Lainee Guldner, Schuylkill Valley junior Emma Houser, Wyomissing freshman Claire Hurleman, Fleetwood sophomore Madison Noll, Fleetwood sophomore Blair Rauenzahn, Hamburg senior Kyla Rogers, Wyomissing junior Kalia Schippers, Hamburg junior Madelyn Wilkes, Schuylkill Valley junior Hannah Yobb.