Tulpehocken girls basketball will have new leadership this season as the Trojans welcome Skylar Sheriff as their next head coach. The Blue Mountain graduate and Schuylkill County native takes over after serving as the Eagles’ junior varsity coach and leading the Schuylkill Select AAU program. Sheriff inherits a program looking to turn the tide after several seasons of struggles and believes building a strong culture will be the foundation for future success.

When Zena Edwards Lutz graduated from Hamburg in 1985, she was Berks County's all-time leading scorer with 2,231 career points. She accomplished the feat before the 3-point line and while playing with the larger boys basketball. More than 40 years later, she still ranks third in county history and remains the Hawks' all-time leading scorer by a wide margin.

Muhlenberg has turned to veteran coach Greg Clarke to lead its girls basketball program after a winless 2025-26 season. Clarke brings more than 20 years of coaching experience and has outlined a three-year plan focused on accountability, player development and rebuilding the Muhls into a consistent contender.

Hannah Racis became Conrad Weiser's all-time leading scorer with 1,241 career points, despite soccer being her primary sport. In this edition of Berks Bests, the former Scouts standout reflects on record-setting basketball, a historic state tournament run, and the teammates and memories that meant the most.

Rashida Suber made history long before leading Reading High back to a Berks Girls League championship as head coach. The Red Knights' all-time leading scorer finished her high school career with 2,111 points before becoming Coppin State's all-time leading scorer, playing professionally overseas, and earning induction into both the Coppin State Athletics Hall of Fame and the MEAC Hall of Fame.

Antietam girls basketball has hired Garrett Camelleri as its new head coach, making him the youngest coach in the Berks Girls League. An Exeter High School and Kutztown University graduate, Camelleri steps into the role after serving as an Antietam assistant and running summer camps in the area. He inherits a program looking to rebuild after several challenging seasons and aims to establish consistency, development, and long-term success for the Mounts.