More than 1,600 players and 345 teams gathered at Spooky Nook Sports for The Prime Event East. BerksGirlsBasketball.com caught up with Wilson's Kailani Hardy, Exeter's Addison Harper, Wilson's Mariam Osumanu, Wyomissing's Mayleen Armistead, and Hamburg's Ashayleoni Camper to discuss their AAU seasons, offseason development, recruiting, and goals for the upcoming high school basketball season.

Devon Merritt left Berks Catholic as the program's all-time leading scorer and one of the most accomplished players in Berks County history. A two-time All-State selection and James Madison graduate, Merritt reflects on the friendships, coaches, and work ethic that shaped her journey from Berks Catholic standout to collegiate athlete and her professional career.

Berks Catholic will move from Berks I to Berks II in both boys and girls basketball beginning with the 2026-27 season after BCIAA approval of a new Berks Girls Basketball League alignment. The move ends the Saints’ six-season run in Berks I while keeping the conference’s current crossover scheduling format intact.

Former Berks Catholic standout Madison Langdon made an immediate impact during her freshman season at Randolph-Macon, appearing in all 29 games for a Yellow Jackets team that reached the NCAA Tournament. While her stats were modest, her versatility, defense, and growth stood out. Now, with a full year of college experience and postseason play behind her, Langdon is poised to take a significant step forward in year two.

Wilson rolled past Berks Catholic 58–26 as senior point guard Laila Jones posted 14 points, five assists, and six steals. The Bulldogs’ depth and full-court pressure overwhelmed the young Saints, with Violet Houck and Kailani Hardy fueling a dominant third quarter. Wilson, now 4–0, looks every bit like a Berks favorite.

The top players to watch in Division I of the Berks Girls League for the 2025-26 season.

Berks I team-by-team girls basketball preview capsules for the 2025-26 season.

Berks Catholic, Albright, and Cal U star Dejah Terrell thrived in her first pro season in Turkey, averaging a double-double while embracing new experiences — including a love for lamb. Now she’s headed to Iceland to join Keflavík, the nation’s most decorated club, where she’ll chase championships, sharpen her game, and cross the Northern Lights and Blue Lagoon off her bucket list.

Three players joined Berks County's 1,000-point club in 2023–24, led by Wyomissing’s Amaya Stewart, who finished with 1,904 points—No. 7 all-time in county history. Brandywine Heights' Addison Benner and Exeter’s Grace Reedy also made history, becoming their schools’ all-time leading scorers. Who will be next in 2025–26?

Wyomissing hosted the final day of its Summer League Wednesday with Berks Catholic, Conrad Weiser, Exeter, Kutztown, and the Spartans suiting up for some offseason scrimmages.

Revisiting the top five takeaways from the 2024-25 Berks Girls Basketball season.

Berks Catholic senior Madison Langdon commits to play at NCAA Division III powerhouse Randolph-Macon.

Addie Loeb's two key second-quarter 3-pointers shift momentum and lift Wyomissing to 43-39 victory over Northern Lebanon in District 3 semi.

Preview of the District 3 Class 4A girls basketball quarterfinal matchup Friday between No. 2 Northern Lebanon and No. 7 Berks Catholic.

Giana Mirenda's 14-point, 12-rebound double-double lifts No. 7 Berks Catholic over Bishop McDevitt in the District 3 Class 4A first round.

Wilson and Conrad Weiser pick up wins in the District 3 Girls Basketball Tournament to continue their seasons.

Wyomissing's Amaya Stewart named Player of the Year for third straight season and Reading High's Rashida Suber named Coach of the Year.

Wilson, Conrad Weiser, Berks Catholic, Wyomissing, and Oley Valley will be hosting district playoff games next week.

News and notables from Berks Girls Basketball as the playoffs start this weekend, including Wyomissing's Aaron Anders reaching 100 wins.

Berks Catholic's Madison Langdon selected as Berks Girls Basketball's Player of the Week.