The full list of players on the 2025-26 PA Sportswriters Girls Basketball All-State teams.

Gov. Mifflin junior Bella Super earned Pennsylvania Sports Writers All-State honors for the second straight season, highlighting another standout year in which she led Berks County in scoring and pushed the Mustangs back into the PIAA playoffs while continuing her climb up the county’s all-time scoring list.

Former Twin Valley standout Peyton McDaniel turned loyalty into legacy at James Madison, finishing her career with 2,325 points — ranking among the top scorers in NCAA women’s basketball history. Through injury, conference changes, and the transfer portal era, McDaniel stayed true to one program while building one of the greatest careers in JMU history.

Former Wyomissing standout Amaya Stewart’s rise continued at the Division I level as the freshman forward captured America East Rookie of the Year and Sixth Player of the Year honors at UAlbany. After a dominant high school career, Stewart quickly became a fan favorite with her energy, toughness, and production, helping position the Great Danes for another championship push.

Pioneer Athletic Conference girls basketball individual and team statistics during the 2025-26 season.

Wilson’s historic senior class saw its remarkable run end Tuesday night as Cardinal O’Hara claimed a 36-26 victory in a defensive battle in the PIAA Class 6A second round. Despite cold shooting on both sides, rebounding and free throws proved decisive as the Lions advanced. The loss closes a banner season for the Bulldogs, who captured Berks County and District 3 titles while cementing their legacy as one of the most accomplished classes in program history.

Wilson meets Cardinal O’Hara in a highly anticipated PIAA 6A girls basketball second round matchup Tuesday at Coatesville. The Bulldogs bring a 20-game winning streak and balanced lineup into a rematch with the Philadelphia Catholic League powerhouse that handed them an early-season loss. Here’s a full preview of the clash between the Bulldogs and Lions.

Bella Super poured in a game-high 25 points and Gov. Mifflin led entering the fourth quarter, but WPIAL champion Canon-McMillan rallied late to edge the Mustangs 48-46 Friday in the PIAA Class 6A first round in Canonsburg. Super tied the game with under 30 seconds left, but the Big Macs answered with late free throws to end Mifflin’s season.

Kailani Hardy set the tone on both ends as Wilson defeated Conestoga 59-46 in the first round of the PIAA Class 6A girls basketball tournament. Hardy scored 18 points and held Central League MVP Ryann Jennings without a shot attempt in the first quarter, helping the Bulldogs build an early lead and advance to a second-round rematch with Cardinal O’Hara.

Wilson and Conestoga face off Friday at 7 p.m. in West Lawn in the first round of the PIAA Class 6A girls basketball tournament. The Bulldogs enter at 27-2, winners of Berks and District 3 titles, while the Pioneers are 20-9, Central League champs.

Gov. Mifflin opens the PIAA Class 6A girls basketball tournament Friday with a long road trip to face WPIAL champion Canon-McMillan. The Mustangs return to states for the first time since 2020 behind Berks leading scorer Bella Super, while the Big Macs enter on a 10-game winning streak after capturing the first district title in program history.

Wilson defeated Dallastown 42-37 in overtime to win the District 3 Class 6A girls basketball championship Thursday night at Manheim Township. Ryan Leaman’s corner 3 and Kailani Hardy’s late layup sealed the Bulldogs’ first district title since 2014. The victory marked Wilson’s seventh overall championship and capped a 19-game winning streak for a senior class that had endured injury and postseason heartbreak.

Wilson and Dallastown will meet Thursday night at Manheim Township in the District 3 Class 6A championship game. The Bulldogs ride an 18-game winning streak into their first final since 2014, while the defending champion Wildcats aim for back-to-back titles and their third straight championship appearance.

Ryan Leaman scored a season-high 17 points and hit a go-ahead fourth-quarter 3-pointer to lead Wilson past top-seeded Red Lion, 50-42, in the District 3 Class 6A semifinal. The Bulldogs closed on a decisive run and will play for their first district championship since 2014.

Wilson faces top-seeded Red Lion in the District 3 Class 6A semifinals Monday night. The Bulldogs enter on a 17-game winning streak after winning the Berks championship, while Red Lion counters with elite defense and deep postseason experience. Here's how the teams stack up, including key players, season stats, common opponents and the playoff history between the two programs.

Boyertown’s Chloe Engler was named to the All-PAC Second Team after averaging 11.5 points and hitting 30 three-pointers during a 6-15 season.

PAC Liberty team-by-team girls basketball preview capsules for the 2025-26 season.

PAC Frontier team-by-team girls basketball preview capsules for the 2025-26 season.