By: Justin Bradley | SportzWire | April 7, 2026 | Photo courtesy Sportzwire Team
The 2025-26 Pennsylvania Sports Writers Association (PSWA) Girls Basketball All-State Teams have been announced, honoring the top performers across all PIAA classifications.
From Philadelphia to Pittsburgh, and everywhere in between, the selections reflect a season defined by high-level play, postseason success, and standout individual performances.
Among those recognized are several District 2 athletes, each carving out their spot through consistent production, leadership, and impact in key moments throughout the season.
CLASS 6A
Player of the Year: Alexis Eberz, Archbishop Carroll
Coach of the Year: Morgan Funsten, Upper Dublin
First Team
*Bindas continues her rise as one of the top guards in Pennsylvania, combining elite scoring efficiency with big-game production, including a dominant postseason run for Hazleton Area.
Second Team
Third Team
CLASS 5A
Player of the Year: Juliette Leroux, South Fayette
Coach of the Year: Bryan Bennett, South Fayette
First Team
*Gallagher helped anchor Crestwood’s run with a complete two-way game, emerging as one of the top players in the state and only a junior.
Second Team
*Walsh capped a 1,200+ point career with a strong senior campaign, while Dougherty’s steady production helped keep Crestwood among the top programs in the 5A class, a great year coming off injuries for both of these seniors.
Third Team
CLASS 4A
Player of the Year: Aubree Hupp, Blackhawk
Coach of the Year: Andrea Peterson, Neumann-Goretti
First Team
Second Team
*Castellani delivered a breakout junior season, surpassing 1,000 career points while setting a school record with 70 three-pointers. Mamera continued to develop as a key piece for Scranton Prep against high-level competition and as a sophomore, helped lead the Classics deep in the 4A state playoffs.
Third Team
CLASS 3A
Player of the Year: Erica Gribble, Greensburg Central Catholic
Coach of the Year: Chris Skatell, Greensburg Central Catholic
First Team
Second Team
Third Team
*Redeemer places two on the All-State list, highlighting a program that made a deep state run and finished as the state runner up.
CLASS 2A
Player of the Year: Addison Kilmer, Mountain View