District 4 Girls Basketball: Top 10 Three-Point Shooters
By: Brad Loff | Sportzwire | January 19, 2025
🏀 District 4 Girls Basketball: Top 10 Three-Point Shooters 🏀
As the 2024 girls’ basketball season continues to heat up, sharpshooters across District 4 are making waves from beyond the arc. These athletes have demonstrated not only their precision but also their ability to step up when their teams need points the most. Below is a breakdown of the top 10 three-point leaders, ranked by their total points from long-range shots.
Top Three-Point Leaders
1. Lily Fatool (Shikellamy)
• Three-Pointers Made: 33
• Total Points from Threes: 99
• Shooting Percentage: 35.1%
Fatool leads the district with her ability to drain threes under pressure. Her impressive consistency makes her a critical piece of Shikellamy’s offensive arsenal.
2. Chloe Brandenburg (Wellsboro)
• Three-Pointers Made: 30
• Total Points from Threes: 90
• Shooting Percentage: 37.5%
Brandenburg’s sharp shooting and high accuracy have made her one of the most dangerous threats from beyond the arc this season.
3. Kendall Kitchen (Canton)
• Three-Pointers Made: 29
• Total Points from Threes: 87
• Shooting Percentage: 43.9%
Kitchen’s efficiency from long range is unmatched. Her 43.9% shooting percentage sets her apart as one of the most reliable shooters in District 4.
4. Haley Litzelman (North Penn-Liberty)
• Three-Pointers Made: 28
• Total Points from Threes: 84
• Shooting Percentage: 35.4%
Litzelman has proven to be a consistent scoring option for North Penn-Liberty, with her ability to connect from deep being a key factor for her team.
5. Niyah Tutler (St. John Neumann)
• Three-Pointers Made: 25
• Total Points from Threes: 75
• Shooting Percentage: 32.9%
Tutler’s confidence from downtown has paid off, as she continues to deliver in big moments for her team.
6. Quinlan Blake (Central Columbia)
• Three-Pointers Made: 23
• Total Points from Threes: 69
• Shooting Percentage: 44.2%
Blake’s high shooting efficiency has been a standout feature of her game, making her a key player to watch in District 4.
7. Abby Ackers (South Williamsport)
• Three-Pointers Made: 21
• Total Points from Threes: 63
• Shooting Percentage: 31.3%
Ackers has been a reliable option for South Williamsport, contributing significant points with her shooting ability.
8. Maddie Smith (Hughesville)
• Three-Pointers Made: 20
• Total Points from Threes: 60
• Shooting Percentage: 40.0%
Smith’s 40.0% accuracy from beyond the arc is a testament to her focus and skill as a shooter.
9. Kailee Helwig (Southern Columbia)
• Three-Pointers Made: 17
• Total Points from Threes: 51
• Shooting Percentage: 34.0%
Helwig has made her presence known with her ability to knock down threes when her team needs them most.
10. Madalyn Fasnacht (Meadowbrook Christian)
• Three-Pointers Made: 17
• Total Points from Threes: 51
• Shooting Percentage: 31.5%
Fasnacht rounds out the top 10, providing Meadowbrook Christian with a reliable option from long range.
These players represent the best of District 4’s long-range sharpshooters, bringing excitement and precision to every game. As the season progresses, fans can expect even more fireworks from these talented athletes.
