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.

Abby Kapp left Boyertown as the program's all-time leading scorer with 1,671 career points, but her greatest accomplishment came as a member of the only girls basketball team from a Berks County school to win a PIAA state championship. In the latest installment of Berks Bests, Kapp reflects on the historic 2017 title run, the teammates who became lifelong friends, and where life has taken her since her playing days ended.

More than 1,600 players and 345 teams gathered at Spooky Nook Sports for The Prime Event East. BerksGirlsBasketball.com caught up with Wilson's Kailani Hardy, Exeter's Addison Harper, Wilson's Mariam Osumanu, Wyomissing's Mayleen Armistead, and Hamburg's Ashayleoni Camper to discuss their AAU seasons, offseason development, recruiting, and goals for the upcoming high school basketball season.