Wilson clinched its third straight Berks I division title Tuesday night with a 66-50 win over Gov. Mifflin in West Lawn. Kailani Hardy led a balanced Bulldogs attack with 16 points as Wilson improved to 10-0 in league play and extended its winning streak to nine games, securing the title via head-to-head tiebreaker over the Mustangs.

Wilson senior Laila Jones selected as Berks Girls Basketball's Player of the Week for 1/19-1/25.

Wilson senior Laila Jones reached 1,000 career points in just three seasons, drilling a step-back 3 early in a 67–36 win over Exeter on Senior Night. After missing her junior year with a torn ACL, Jones returned to lead a deep Bulldogs roster with championship aspirations.

Wilson continued its dominant Berks I run Friday night, rolling past Twin Valley 73-42 to stay undefeated in league play. The Bulldogs jumped out early behind a barrage of 3-pointers and never let up. Twin Valley senior Hailey Kilgore reached the 1,000-point milestone in her home gym, but Wilson’s depth and defense proved decisive.

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.

Wilson senior Laura Crocona has committed to continue her basketball and academic careers at Kutztown University. A three-year varsity contributor and top defender, she’s steadily improved her offensive game. Academically accomplished and inspired by her family, Crocona is ready to balance athletics and academics at Kutztown under coach Janet Malouf.

Former Wilson standout Zakiyah Winfield, who went on to star at Glenville State and Buffalo, and played professionally in Germany with Eisvogel USC Freiburg. As she rehabs from injury, she’s focused on giving back to Berks County basketball through her Then2Now Foundation and her third annual camp at Alvernia on Aug. 10, inspiring the next generation of players.

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.

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

Archbishop Carroll defeated Wilson in the second round of the PIAA Class 6A girls basketball tournament Tuesday in Royersford.

Wilson faces Archbishop Carroll and Alexis Eberz in the PIAA Class 6A girls basketball second round Tuesday at Spring-Ford.

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

Wilson defeats Upper Dublin 51-46 in the PIAA Class 6A tournament for its first state playoff win in 11 years.

Preview of the PIAA Class 6A girls basketball first-round game between 3-5 Wilson and 1-3 Upper Dublin.

Preview of the District 3 Class 6A girls basketball quarterfinal matchup Thursday between No. 2 Dallastown and No. 7 Wilson.

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.