2025 LebCo All-County Girls Basketball Team

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The 2024-2025 Girls Basketball season proved to be a remarkable achievement for the eight teams representing LebCo. With an impressive overall record of 130-67, seven teams secured spots in the District 3 Playoffs. Lebanon, Northern Lebanon, and New Covenant advanced to the PIAA State Championship Tournament.

This season was marked by numerous standout performances, showcasing the exceptional talent within our local schools. Selecting players for the prestigious LebCo All-County Team was a challenging task, which is why input from fans and coaches was crucial in determining the final roster.

Among the top picks was Lebanon’s Kailah Correa, who reigned the as the LebCo Girls Basketball Player of the Year for the third straight season, putting forth a stellar senior season to remain at the top of a very talented heap.

With eleven returning selections for next year, the future looks bright for LebCo teams. We wish all our athletes a productive off-season and eagerly anticipate their performances in the upcoming Winter.

To our seniors: It was an honor following your high school careers. We would also like to extend our heartfelt wishes for success in your next adventures.

It’s worth mentioning that the selections are arranged by class and then alphabetically, with the exception of the Player of the Year, who stands out at the top.

Selections are made based on voting by fans, coaches, and the LebCoSports.com panel.

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First Team All-County

Kailah Correa (Lebanon, Sr.) – LebCo Player of the Year

For those who have been paying attention, it comes as no surprise to see Kailah Correa take home top honors for the third straight year. Her senior campaign only added to her growing legacy, as the standout guard led Lebanon to a 26–5 record, which included the program’s fourth consecutive LL Section Championship and its first LL League title in 46 years. In the championship game, Correa’s 22-point performance helped fuel a furious comeback to defeat a tough Manheim Township squad.

Over the course of the season, Correa averaged 18.5 points per game, surpassing the 2,000-point milestone and becoming just the 10th female player in Lancaster-Lebanon League history to reach that mark. She knocked down 64 three-pointers, converting on 38% of her attempts, and also shot 81% from the free-throw line.

While her scoring prowess often took center stage—including a 47-point outburst against McCaskey—Correa again proved she was more than just a scorer. She took pride in creating opportunities for her teammates, averaging 4.0 assists per game, along with 4.1 rebounds and 2.5 steals per contest.

Following the season, Correa was named the LL Section 1 MVP and earned First Team All-State honors. She was also honored by Lebanon High School for her incredible impact on the program when retired her jersey.

Next season, Correa will continue her basketball journey at the University of Delaware, where she’ll suit up for the Blue Hens at the Division I level.

Lili Harrison (Lebanon, Sr.)

The 6’3” Harrison capped off a dominant senior season as a key force behind Lebanon’s run to the LL League Championship and into the 2nd round of the PIAA State Tournament. The standout center averaged 14.6 points and 11.6 rebounds per game, reaching both the 1,000-point and 1,000-rebound career milestones. A presence on both ends of the floor, she also contributed 2.6 blocks, 1.7 steals, and 1.4 assists per game. Her impact earned her First Team honors in LL Section 1. Harrison plans to continue her playing career at Delaware State.

Olivia Shutter (Northern Lebanon, Sr.)

Shutter led the Lady Vikings with an impressive 13.5 points per game, anchoring the offense with her perimeter shooting and composure under pressure. She knocked down 42 three-pointers and was a reliable presence at the line, shooting 81% on free throws. Over the course of the season, she surpassed the 1,000-point milestone, further cementing her place in Northern Lebanon’s basketball history. Her sharp shooting and clutch play made her a constant threat and a major reason the Vikings advanced to the PIAA State Quarterfinals. In recognition of her performance and leadership, Shutter was named the LL Section 3 Most Valuable Player. Shutter plans to continue her career at York College.

Olive Brandt (Lebanon, Jr.)

The junior guard Brandt emerged as a reliable offensive weapon during Lebanon’s memorable season. She averaged 12.7 points per game, knocking down 60 three-pointers on 38% shooting from beyond the arc. Beyond scoring, Brandt contributed across the board with 2.4 assists, 3.2 rebounds, and 1.6 steals per game. Her standout moment came in the opening round of the PIAA State Tournament, where her 21-point effort sparked a comeback victory over Conestoga. For her consistent impact, Brandt earned First Team honors in LL Section 1.

Qynne Demler (New Covenant, So.)

Sophomore guard Demler powered the Flames’ offense with an impressive 23 points per game, leading the team in scoring and crossing the 1,000-point career milestone in just two years at the varsity level. Along with her scoring prowess, she contributed 1.5 assists, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.1 steals per game. Her leadership and dynamic play helped guide the Flames to their first-ever appearance in the District 3 Championship game, marking a historic milestone for the program. Demler’s efforts earned her a spot on the CCAC Western All-Conference team as well as Second Team All-State honors.

Second Team All-County

Kendall Cooper (Annville-Cleona, Sr.)

Cooper tallied an impressive 19.4 points per game, earning her the title of Lancaster Lebanon League’s scoring queen. Finishing her career with 924 points, Cooper complemented her scoring with strong rebounding, averaging 10.2 boards per game, giving her consistent double-doubles throughout the season. Her strong play put the Dutchmen just one spot away from making the postseason. Her outstanding play earned her LL Section 4 MVP honors and a spot on the 1st Team All-Star roster. Looking ahead, Cooper will continue her athletic journey at Saint Joseph’s University, where she will compete in Track & Field.

Riley Hatzfeld (Our Lady of the Cross, Sr.)

The senior guard was instrumental in leading the Lions to victory throughout the season. Despite facing double teams in most games, Hatzfeld created her own shots and averaged an impressive 28.9 points per game. She shot 45% from the floor, 31% from three-point range, and an efficient 86% from the free-throw line. Beyond scoring, she contributed 6.9 rebounds and 2.9 steals per game. In a standout performance during OLC’s District 3 victory, Hatzfeld scored 43 points. Over her two-year varsity career, she consistently reached double-digit scoring in every game, finishing with a remarkable 1,281 career points. For her outstanding efforts, Hatzfeld earned Second Team All-State honors. She plans to continue her basketball career at Lebanon Valley College.

Mya Doster (Palmyra, Jr.)

The junior  Doster provided steady offensive production from the forward position, averaging 12.3 points per game as the Lady Cougars returned to the District 3 Playoffs. She was reliable from the free-throw line, shooting 71.7% and making 76 free throwsover the season. Doster’s impact extended far beyond scoring. She dominated the boards with 10.4 rebounds per game, recording 12 double-doubles in 22 games. On defense, she contributed 2.3 steals, 3 deflections, and 1 block per contest. Her well-rounded play earned her a spot on the First Team Mid Penn Keystone All-Division.

Kaila Francis (Cedar Crest, Jr.)

The junior forward Francis continued her development, offering steady production for the Falcons on both ends of the floor. Nearly averaging a double-double, she posted 13.1 points and 9.3 rebounds per game. A defensive presence, Francis also averaged 2 blocks and showcased her toughness by drawing 8 charges throughout the season. She shot efficiently from the field, hitting 52% of her attempts and converting 76% of her free throws. Her all-around performance earned her a First Team selection in LL Section 1. With one more year of high school basketball ahead, Francis has already made a big commitment, recently pledging to continue her career at Colgate University.

Elli Malinoski (Cedar Crest, Fr.)

As the youngest member of the All-County team, the freshman Malinoski quickly became a key contributor for the Falcons, averaging 10.8 points per game. Her ability to stretch the defense was evident as she knocked down 31 three-pointers, creating more space and scoring chances for her teammates in Coach Shay’s offense. She also pulled down an average of 4 rebounds per game. One of her standout moments came on December 28th, when Malinoski hit a clutch buzzer-beater to defeat Lower Dauphin in a memorable finish. Malinoski’s strong freshman season earned her Second Team All-County honors in LL Section 1.

Third Team All-County

Kenzie Eckhart (ELCO, Jr.)

Eckhart, a junior forward, was a key part of the Lady Raiders’ potent scoring duo that propelled the team into the District 3 Playoffs. She led the squad with an average of 14.4 points per game. Eckhart’s standout performance came during the Pine Grove Holiday Championship, where she scored a season-high 27 points, including four three-pointers, helping ELCO secure a victory over the host Cardinals. Her impressive season earned her Second Team honors in LL Section 3.

Addi Salus (Palmyra, Jr.)

Salus averaged 11.7 points per game, playing a vital role as the Lady Cougars overcame early-season challenges to qualify for the District 3 Playoffs. Beyond scoring, she contributed 4.4 rebounds per game—with nearly half coming on the offensive glass—along with 1.6 assists and 1.3 steals per contest. Her well-rounded play earned her Second Team honors in the Mid Penn Keystone All-Division.

Kasey Weimer (Northern Lebanon, Jr.)

Weimer quietly emerged as a crucial contributor for the Lady Vikings, averaging 9.6 points per game while showcasing her ability as a versatile scorer and dependable defender. Often overshadowed by standout teammate Shutter, Weimer’s impact became especially clear during the postseason, where she delivered several clutch performances. In the PIAA State Tournament, she elevated her game, averaging 14.7 points per contest to help fuel Northern Lebanon’s deep playoff run. For her effort, Weimer earned Second Team honors in LL Section 3.

Hayley Sheroky (Northern Lebanon, Jr.)

As the floor general for Northern Lebanon, Sherry expertly directed the offense from the point guard position while also contributing as a capable scorer. She averaged 8.0 points per game and knocked down 33 three-pointers over the course of the season, consistently stepping up when her team needed a bucket. Her leadership and steady play earned her First Team honors in LL Section 3.

Maddie Stout (ELCO, Jr.)

As one half of the Lady Raiders’ dynamic scoring duo, Stout played a key role in ELCO’s offensive success, averaging 13.5 points per game, second on the team behind only Eckhart. A sharpshooter from deep, she knocked down 42 three-pointers on the season, including a season-best five threes in a January win over Pottsville. She earned her First Team honors in LL Section 3.

All-County Honorable Mention

Miracle Hershey (New Covenant, Sr.)

Hershey was the definition of a do-it-all player for the Flames. While she averaged a solid 12.1 points per game, her impact went far beyond scoring. She filled the stat sheet nightly with 5.8 rebounds, 5.5 steals, and 2.7 assists per contest. Over the course of the season, Hershey tallied four double-doubles and an impressive two triple-doubles, showcasing her all-around game. Her versatility and relentless effort earned her CCAC Western All-Conference honors. Next year, Hershey will continue her athletic career at Waynesburg University, where she plans to compete in soccer and track.

Sarah Ventura (Our Lady of the Cross, Sr.)

While Riley Hatzfeld led the scoring charge, Ventura played a crucial complementary role in OLC’s success, averaging 6.7 points and a dominant 11.0 rebounds per game. She twice surpassed the 20-rebound mark, with a season-high 23 boards coming in a standout performance against Covenant Christian. Beyond her rebounding, Ventura’s defensive presence, ball-handling ability, and team-first mindset made her an invaluable part of the Lions’ lineup and postseason run.

Reece Woelfling (ELCO, Sr.)

As the senior point guard for ELCO, Woelfling skillfully ran the offense while stepping up to score when needed. She averaged 6.5 points per game and shot 71.1% from the free-throw line. Her standout performance came against Northern Lebanon, where she poured in a season-high 19 points, including five three-pointers. Known for her quickness and defensive tenacity, Woelfling was recognized as an LL Section 3 Defensive All-Star, capping off a strong senior campaign.

Saoirse Phillips (Northern Lebanon, Jr.)

Though she averaged a solid 8.6 points per game, Phillips’ true value came in the intangibles. A force on the defensive end and a relentless rebounder, she played a key role in making the Lady Vikings one of the toughest teams on both sides of the court. Her all-around impact earned her First Team honors in LL Section 3, a testament to her consistency and toughness throughout the season.