Antietam girls basketball has hired Garrett Camelleri as its new head coach, making him the youngest coach in the Berks Girls League. An Exeter High School and Kutztown University graduate, Camelleri steps into the role after serving as an Antietam assistant and running summer camps in the area. He inherits a program looking to rebuild after several challenging seasons and aims to establish consistency, development, and long-term success for the Mounts.

Former Twin Valley girls basketball coach Mark Morrow is returning to the Raiders sideline after a five-year absence. Morrow compiled a 121-45 record from 2015-21, leading Twin Valley to division championships, district playoff success and multiple PIAA Tournament appearances. He succeeds Matt Hahn and inherits a program that has remained competitive in recent seasons.

Addison Benner knew she wanted to become Brandywine Heights' all-time leading scorer long before she entered high school. After doing the math in seventh grade, she set out to make it happen. Despite overcoming a rare autoimmune condition that left her with limited vision in her left eye, Benner scored 1,282 career points, became the Bullets' all-time leading scorer, and finished 53rd on Berks County's all-time scoring list.