In a pivotal tournament face-off, Madison’s Blue Streaks nailed 13 three-pointers to defeat Chardon’s Hilltoppers. This victory reverses one of Madison’s rare setbacks from the 2025-26 season, when Chardon edged them by three points in December.
Milton’s Red Hawks closed their regular season on a high note, rolling to a lopsided 66-22 victory over Watertown. Leading the charge was senior guard Nayeli Kilen, who tallied 18 points to help seal the decisive win.
Once saddled with a 3-17 finish, Monty Tech’s girls’ basketball team has found new life. Driven by four freshmen and a bold team spirit, the Bulldogs are seizing momentum and rewriting last season’s narrative.
In a spirited high school matchup, Hightstown prevailed over West Windsor-Plainsboro South behind solid teamwork and a standout effort from Dekok. Published by NJ.com, this brief recap signals a promising season ahead for Hightstown girls basketball.
Asotin delivered a commanding performance against Timberline-Weippe, Idaho, securing a 57–24 victory. The contest, held on Wednesday, highlighted Asotin’s strong offensive edge over their opponent, reflecting the competitive spirit of girls prep basketball.
The first high school girls basketball rankings of 2026 have arrived, showing steady standings in Classes AA and A but a larger shift in Class B. Fans and athletes alike are eager to see how these initial rankings set the tone for the season ahead.
Staten Island’s high school girls’ basketball scene turned heads as Andruszkow guided her team—often referred to as the Centrals or New Dop—to an impressive 60-33 triumph over Graphics HS. The decisive win in the PSAL 4A league underscores the promising talent emerging from Staten Island.
No matter the outcome on Saturday, one team will make history. Pepperell seeks its first-ever Gold Ball, while Armuchee hopes to end a 24-year title drought and reach its fifth championship victory.
Skeptics worried the 2025-26 Sayre girls basketball team might not materialize after an offseason of doubt. Yet this young squad is taking to the court with renewed enthusiasm and the largest roster the program has seen in years.
Telesis Prep’s girls basketball team kicked off their season in powerful fashion on Thursday, defeating South Ridge 53-26. This impressive home-court victory followed a one-week delay that did little to dampen the team’s momentum.
