2022 TribLive HSSN Girls Basketball All-Stars | Terrific 10
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Monday, April 4, 2022 | 3:48 AM
South Fayette’s Maddie Webber shoots a 3-pointer against McKeesport during a WPIAL Class 5A semifinal on Tuesday, March 1, 2022, at North Allegheny High School.
Neshannock’s Mairan Haggerty celebrates a 3-pointer against Southern Columbia during the PIAA Class 2A state championship game Friday, March 25, 2022, at Giant Center in Hershey.
Chartiers Valley’s Perri Page celebrates after scoring against Moon during a Section 1-5A game on Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, at Chartiers Valley High School.
Mt. Lebanon’s Ashleigh Connor scores past Bethel Park’s Mary Boff during their WPIAL Class 6A semifinal on Saturday, Feb. 26, 2022, at UMPC Events Center in Moon.
Moon’s Emma Theodorsson celebrates during a PIAA Class 5A second round state playoff game against South Fayette on Saturday, March 12, 2022, at Peters Twp. High School.
North Catholic’s Alayna Rocco scores against Freedom during the WPIAL Class 3A championship game on Thursday, March. 3, 2022, at Petersen Events Center.
Moon’s Reilly Sunday scores past South Fayette’s Lainey Yater during their PIAA Class 5A second round state playoff game on Saturday, March 12, 2022, at Peters Twp. High School.
Rochester’s Corynne Hauser (11) moves the ball against W. Greene’s Jersey Wise (3) during the Class A WPIAL Basketball Championship at Peters Township High School on Monday, March 15, 2021.
Seton LaSalle’s Mallory Daly drives on OLSH’s Mia Grisafi during 2A WPIAL semifinal on Monday, Feb. 28, 2022 at Peters Township High School.
Chartiers Valley’s Aislin Malcolm passes the ball against Moon during a Section 1-5A game on Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, at Chartiers Valley High School.
This season marked the end of an era for some WPIAL girls basketball programs or maybe just the beginning for others.
Among them, Chartiers Valley says goodbye to a talented senior class that lost just seven games in four years. They were among four WPIAL girls teams to reach the state finals this winter, but that’s nothing new for the Colts. The only time CV didn’t reach Hershey was when the 2020 tournament has canceled in the early days of the pandemic.
The TribLive HSSN Terrific 10 girls basketball all-stars feature six seniors who finished off remarkable careers.
Yet, the list also includes two juniors who played starring roles in winning WPIAL titles this season, and two sophomores who were among the league’s top scorers.
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Ashleigh Connor
5-10, senior, G
Connor led Mt. Lebanon to its first WPIAL title since 2012. The Saint Louis recruit averaged 21 points and eight rebounds for the Blue Devils, who went 27-2, won the WPIAL Class 6A title and finished as state runners-up. She completed her Lebo career with 1,742 points.
Watch Ashleigh Connor highlights
Mallory Daly
5-8, sophomore, G
Daly ranked among the top scorers in the WPIAL and helped lead the Rebels to the Class 2A semifinals and the PIAA second round. She averaged 24.3 points, 7.5 rebounds, 5.6 steals and four assists per game. She made 58% of her shots. Daly scored 37 points in a state playoff win.
Mairan Haggerty
6-1, junior, G/F
Haggerty led Neshannock to another WPIAL title and the team’s first state championship. The Lancers were PIAA Class 2A runners-up a year ago, and returned this winter to win gold. Haggerty averaged 17.1 points, 7.6 rebounds, 3.2 assists and three steals. She scored a game-high 23 points in the state finals.
Watch Mairan Haggerty highlights
Corynne Hauser
5-8, senior, G
The Kent State recruit averaged 25 points as one of the WPIAL’s top scorers. She also added seven rebounds, six assists and five steals per game for Rochester, which went 16-5 and was seeded first in the WPIAL Class A playoffs. She shot 56% from the field and 44% from 3-point range. She had 1,718 career points, second in Rams history.
Watch Corynne Hauser highlights
Aislin Malcolm
5-11, senior, G
Malcolm’s senior class finished 110-7 in four years and reached the WPIAL finals all four times. The Pitt recruit averaged 16.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.5 assists and two steals this winter. She made 83 3-pointers and shot 41% from beyond the arc. She graduates with 1,671 career points, most in team history.
Watch Aislin Malcolm highlights
Perri Page
Chartiers Valley
6-0, senior, F
Page nearly averaged a double-double for the Colts with 15.4 points and 9.3 rebounds. The Columbia recruit shot 49% from the field. Her points in the paint helped the team go 28-3 this season and reach the state finals for the third time. She had 1,297 career points.
Alayna Rocco
5-10, sophomore, G
Rocco averaged a team-best 17.9 points, and led North Catholic to a WPIAL Class 3A title. She also contributed 6.2 rebounds and three steals per game for the Trojanettes, who went 22-6 and reached the state semifinals. Her father Jim Rocco is the school’s boys basketball coach.
Reilly Sunday
5-9, senior, G
The Duquesne recruit bounced back from a knee injury her junior season to help Moon finish 21-6. The Tigers reached the WPIAL Class 5A semifinals and state quarterfinals this winter. The point guard averaged 17 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals per game. She graduates with 1,389 career points.
Watch Reilly Sunday highlights
Emma Theodorsson
Moon
6-0, senior, G/F
The Bucknell recruit helped Moon thrive in arguably the toughest WPIAL section. Theodorsson averaged 18 points, eight rebounds, two steals and two assists. The Tigers reached the WPIAL Class 5A semifinals and PIAA quarterfinals. She finished her Moon career with 1,500 points.
Watch Emma Theodorsson highlights
Maddie Webber
5-7, junior, G
Webber led South Fayette to the WPIAL Class 5A title, and helped dethrone three-time defending champion Chartiers Valley. She averaged 17 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.4 assists for the Lions, who went 23-5 and won the second WPIAL title in team history. She has offers from Lafayette, Monmouth, Oakland, South Alabama and Temple.
Watch Maddie Webber highlights
Chris Harlan is a TribLive reporter covering sports. He joined the Trib in 2009 after seven years as a reporter at the Beaver County Times. He can be reached at charlan@triblive.com.
Tags: Chartiers Valley, Moon, Mt. lebanon, Neshannock, North Catholic, Rochester, Seton La Salle, South Fayette
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