2025-26 TIMES-TRIBUNE ALL-REGION GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM

PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Addison Kilmer

Mountain View, 6-foot-2 senior, center

Pennsylvania Sportswriter Class 2A Player of the Year … Led Lackawanna League with 27.4 points. … Had four games with 40-plus points, including a season-high 45 against Susquehanna on Jan. 2. … 12.6 rebounds, 80.0% FT (152-190), 55 3-pointers, 127 blocks, 74 steals. … Lackawanna League Division III Coaches Player of Year, Defensive Player of Year and first-team all-star. … Helped Mountain View (21-7) win the Lackawanna League Division III title, its second straight District 2 Class 2A title and fourth district title in a row and advance to PIAA quarterfinals before losing to Southern Columbia. … In the District 2 final against Wyoming Seminary, she scored 31 points, including 16 of the team’s 20 points in the fourth quarter as Lady Eagles overcame 10-point deficit to beat Wyoming Seminary, 47-43. … Kilmer finished with 2,271 points, which ranks second in Lackawanna League history behind Amber Jacobs of Abington Heights (2,433), 1,396 rebounds, 518 blocks, 268 steals and 171 3-pointers. … East Stroudsburg University commit. … Was Class 2A first-team all-state as a junior and Class 1A Player of the Year and first-team all-state as a sophomore. … Fourth All-Region selection.

Cora Castellani

Valley View, 5-foot-5 Junior, Guard

Pennsylvania Sportswriters Class 4A second team all-state. … Led Valley View in all categories except rebounding (2nd). … 18.6 points, which ranked fifth overall in Lackawanna League (2nd in Division I). … 69 3-pointers, 5.0 rebounds, 93 assists, 105 steals, 66.4% FT (69-104). … Lackawanna League Division I Coaches Player of Year, Defensive Player of Year and first-team all-star. … Scored 1,000th career point Jan. 28. … Helped Valley View go 20-7, finish District 2 Class 4A runnerup to Scranton Prep for third straight season and advance to PIAA second round before losing to two-time state champ Neumann-Goretti. In that loss, she had a season-high 29 points, six rebounds, three steals and two blocks. … Also scored 29 points against West Scranton on Jan. 23. … First All-Region selection.

Chloe Mamera

Scranton Prep, 6-foot Sophomore, Forward

Pennsylvania Sportswriters Class 4A second team all-state. … Averaged 18.5 points, which ranked sixth overall in Lackawanna League (3rd in Division I). … Had season-high 31 points against Valley View on Feb. 3. … 7.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 2.7 steals, 1.5 blocks, 11 3-pointers, 66.5% FT (82-126). … Lackawanna League Division I Coaches first-team all-star. … Good moves around the basket. Has soft, smooth fadeaway jump shot. … Helped lead the Classics to 23-7 record, a fourth straight District 2 Class 4A title and trip to the PIAA semifinals before losing to two-time champ Neumann-Goretti, 59-51. … First All-Region selection.

Chrissy Jacklinski

Scranton, 5-foot-7 Junior, Guard

Averaged 18.3 points, which ranked seventh overall in Lackawanna League (4th in Division I). … Had season-high 34 points against Delaware Valley on Feb. 10. … 6.8 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 59 3-pointers, 72.9% FT (70-96). … Was a Lackawanna League Division I Coaches first-team all-star and all-defensive team. … Scored her 1,000th career point Feb. 2 against west Scranton. … Excellent outside shooter. … Was named tournament Most Valuable Player after helping Scranton win 22nd Lynett Memorial Girls title. … Scranton finished runner-up to Hazleton Area in District 2 Class 6A for second straight year. … Scranton had an 11-14 record, but played a challenging schedule. Their 14 losses came against teams with a combined 191-55 record. … Third All-Region selection.

Ella Clementoni

North Pocono, 5-foot-9 Junior, Guard

Averaged 14.2 points, which ranked 10th overall in Lackawanna League (6th in Division I). … Scored season-high 31 points against Wallenpaupack on Feb. 10. … 3.7 rebounds, 99 assists, 73 steals, 59 3-pointers, 80.5 FT% (70-87). … Was Lackawanna League Division I Coaches first-team all-star. … Scored her 1,000th career point Feb. 28 in District 2 final loss to state semifinalist Crestwood. … Good all-around player with quickness to drive to the basket, good outside shot and solid defender. … Helped North Pocono end Scranton Prep’s eight-year reign as Lackawanna Division I champion, finish as District 2 Class 5A runnerup and reach PIAA second round before losing to eventual state runnerup Archbishop Wood. … First All-Region selection.

Emma Coleman

Abington Heights, 5-foot-9 Junior, Guard

Averaged 19.1 points to rank fourth overall in Lackawanna League and first in Division I. … Scored season-high 34 points against Delaware Valley on Jan. 2. Also had 29-point performances against Plainfield, New Jersey, on Dec. 12 and Bethlehem Liberty on Dec. 30. … 5.3 rebounds, 49 assists, 69 steals, 29 3-pointers, 81.3 FT% (91-112). … Lackawanna League Division I Coaches first-team all-star. … Named to all-tournament team at State College Tipoff event in December. … Helped Lady Comets go 15-9 overall before losing to eventual state semifinalist Crestwood in District 2 Class 5A semifinals. … Has 806 career points. … First All-Region selection.

Amanda Dempsey

Dunmore, 5-foot-7 Senior, Guard

Averaged 10.8 points, which ranked fifth in Lackawanna League Division II. … Scored season-high 24 points against Easton on Jan. 24. … 41 3-pointers, 5.1 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 2.2 steals, 70.7% FT (41-58). … Was named to all-tournament team at 22nd Lynett Memorial Girls Tournament. … Lackawanna League Division II Coaches Player of the Year and all-defensive team. … Helped Dunmore win its 13th consecutive Lackawanna League division title and extend its league winning streak to 108 games. … Lady Bucks won their third District 2 Class 3A title in four years and reached PIAA quarterfinals before losing to Hughesville and finish 24-4. … First All-Region selection.

Anna Clementoni

North Pocono, 6-foot Sophomore, Forward

Averaged 11.9 points, which ranked seventh in Lackawanna League Division I. … Had season-high 23 points against Honesdale on Nov. 29. … Led team with 7.5 rebounds. … 20 assists, 43 steals, 12 blocks, 66.7% FT (68-102). … Was Lackawanna League Division I Coaches first-team all-star and all-defensive team. … Showed great improvement from her freshman to sophomore year. … Good inside moves, soft touch around basket. … Helped North Pocono end Scranton Prep’s eight-year reign as Lackawanna Division I champion, finish as District 2 Class 5A runnerup and reach PIAA second round before losing to eventual state runnerup Archbishop Wood. … First All-Region selection.

COACH OF YEAR

Bob Beviglia, Scranton Prep

Despite having five senior starters graduate, he guided the Classics to a 23-7 record with a new, younger starting lineup. They won their fourth straight District 2 Class 4A title and advanced to the PIAA Class 4A semifinals before losing to Neumann-Goretti, 59-51. The Saints went on to win their second straight state title. … Has a career record of 240-52 in 11 seasons.