Olympic Conference & Colonial Conference 400-Point Scorers
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South Jersey is a hotbed of basketball talent, including several state champions from this season alone. Talent means success and success means a heck of a lot of scoring. This article will head down to the Olympic Conference and Colonial…
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Continue ReadingSouth Jersey is a hotbed of basketball talent, including several state champions from this season alone. Talent means success and success means a heck of a lot of scoring. This article will head down to the Olympic Conference and Colonial Conference to discuss their 400-point scorers from this season.
Alexa Henry Alexa Henry 5'6" | CG Lenape | 2025 State NJ – Lenape (2025)
Last season was merely a blip on the radar for Henry, who came back with a vengeance this season for Lenape. She really came into her own as a bonafide scorer and playmaker for this program and the numbers show, averaging a career-high 14.2 PPG and hitting 41 three-pointers in 33 games. She broke the 1000 point mark and 100 career three-pointer mark all at once, setting the stage for a massive senior year.
El-Anita Joe-Samuel El-Anita Joe-Samuel 6'0" | SF Lenape | 2027 State NJ – Lenape (2027)
Joe-Samuel was one of the best players in the state, period, let alone one of the top freshmen. She dazzled on the floor, recording a number of double-doubles while also showcasing her range as a shooter. Her 52 threes led the team, along with her 15.2 PPG in 32 games. Seven 20-point performances highlight her season, but more importantly, she was a key cog on a state championship-winning team.
Brielle Alaba Brielle Alaba 5'9" | PG Cherokee | 2026 State NJ – Cherokee (2026)
This season might have been a down year for Cherokee, but with the pieces that are returning to the fold in the future, the Chiefs are going to be dangerous. Look no further than Brielle Alaba Brielle Alaba 5'9" | PG Cherokee | 2026 State NJ , a fantastic player who capped off a career year as a sophomore, averaging 14.8 PPG in 27 games, hitting 37 threes over that span as well. We’re really excited to see how she builds off of this as a junior next season.
Analyse Intenzo Analyse Intenzo 5'10" | SG Moorestown | 2026 State NJ – Moorestown (2026)
There was no sophomore slump from Intenzo this season. In fact, it was about the furthest thing from it as she was able to absolutely dazzle on the floor, averaging a career-high 14.1 PPG, 6.8 RPG and 2.9 APG over 30 games. Her three-point success also grew tremendously, knocking down 67 this season, more than two a game, which was also a career-high for the guard.
Maya Braxton-Young Maya Braxton-Young 5'6" | PG Woodbury | 2024 State NJ – Woodbury (2024)
There’s going to be some serious talent going into next season for Woodbury, but someone who won’t be returning is Braxton-Young. The senior had herself a banner year to end her high school career, averaging 19 PPG along with 7.8 RPG and 4.3 APG over 27 games. Braxton-Young showcased her ability to get to the basket frequently, a strong guard who played downhill and wasn’t afraid to get the tough basket.
Angelina Zagone Angelina Zagone 5'9" | SF Gateway | 2024 State NJ – Gateway (2024)
Zagone has been one of the best players in South Jersey consistently for the past few seasons. An absolute delight to watch, she’s always had a knack for scoring just about anywhere on the floor it seemed like. For the third-straight season, she averaged over 17.5 PPG, this season at 18.5 PPG with 31 made three-pointers over 26 games. She’s now part of the 1,500 point club and 100 made three-pointers club.
Brookelyn Graham Brookelyn Graham SG Paulsboro | 2024 State NJ – Paulsboro (2024)
In what was an otherwise disappointing season for Paulsboro, Graham seemed to be one of a few bright spots, though the Red Raiders will unfortunately be losing her next season. However, she didn’t waste any time to have an incredible senior campaign, averaging a career-high 23.3 PPG in 20 games with five 30-point games as well. Oh, and she knocked down just over two 3-pointers a game for Paulsboro as well.
Emma Harris Emma Harris SG Haddon Heights | 2027 State NJ – Haddon Heights (2027)
Haddon Heights found an absolute gem in freshman Emma Harris Emma Harris SG Haddon Heights | 2027 State NJ , seemingly taking over where Madison Clark left off last season after her senior year. One of the best three-point shooters in the region, Harris knocked down 64 in 27 games, nearly 2.4 made threes a game, en route to averaging 15.9 points per game this season. That included a robust eight 20-point performances as well.