Wilson junior Kailani Hardy named the Berks Player of the Year and Wilson head coach Matt Raquet Berks Coach of the Year.

Tanisha Giddens Beatty, Janet Malouf, and Crista Ricketts were inducted into the Berks County Basketball Hall of Fame, recognizing decades of excellence as players and coaches. From record-setting careers at Reading, Kutztown, and Daniel Boone to lasting impacts on the next generation, the trio helped shape the legacy of Berks girls basketball.

Wilson continued its team-first approach Wednesday, defeating Reading High 51-39 in the BCIAA semifinals at Santander Arena. Despite leading scorer Laila Jones being limited, the Bulldogs received balanced scoring from Laura Crocona, Ryan Leaman, and Kailani Hardy to earn a championship matchup with Exeter. Wilson never trailed and leaned on defense, composure, and unselfish play.

Preview of the BCIAA girls basketball semifinal between No. 1 Wilson and No. 4 Reading High.

Reading High sophomore Xiani Beatty selected as Berks Girls Basketball's Player of the Week for 2/2-2/8.

Jay’Liyah Hood-Marshall and Nayara Ortega powered Reading High past Schuylkill Valley with eight combined 3-pointers in a 58-44 BCIAA quarterfinal win. After a slow start, the Red Knights surged in the second quarter behind sharp shooting and strong playmaking from Xiani Beatty, earning their fourth straight county playoff victory.

Preview of the BCIAA girls basketball quarterfinal between No. 4 Reading High and No. 5 Schuylkill Valley.

With the BCIAA cutoff date arriving, the Berks County girls basketball playoff picture is coming into focus. Wilson headlines the field as the likely top seed, while crossover wins by Gov. Mifflin and Kutztown secured automatic bids. Reading High and Twin Valley are among the teams battling for the final wildcard spots.

Bella Super became the 12th Gov. Mifflin girl to reach 1,000 career points Tuesday night, joining a club tied deeply to family ties in the program’s history. Super scored 31 points, including 23 in the first half, leading the Mustangs to a 59-55 win over Reading High at the Geigle Complex.

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.

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?

Nearly 300 teams hit Spooky Nook for The Prime Event East, where top national recruits shared the court with standout Berks players. BGB caught up with Reading’s Xiani Beatty, Wilson’s Laila Jones, Exeter’s Addison Harper, Brandywine’s Benner sisters, and more. From Beatty’s rising stardom to Jones’ return from injury, this weekend showed Berks hoops is thriving on the AAU scene.

Reading High’s Yamilex Rodriguez caps her championship senior season by committing to Division II Cal U.

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

Freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors make up BerksGirlsBasketball.com's inaugural All-Class Starting Lineup lists.

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

Reading High freshman Xiani Beatty selected as Berks Girls Basketball's Player of the Week.

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

Reading High defeats Gov. Mifflin 63-57 to win its first Berks Girls League championship in 15 years.