Prince William County Buckets and Breakouts

Several Prince William County standouts have emerged as the primary offensive focus for their teams. While team records may vary, these players consistently carried the scoring load, finding ways to produce night after night. For some, it's been a continuation of their individual scoring ability; for others, it's marked a true breakout season with expanded roles and greater responsibility. Whether creating their own shot, finishing through contact, or stretching the floor, they proved to be the go-to options when their teams needed a bucket. Here's the county's top scorers this season.    Andrews has been one of the county's most electric scorers all season, totaling 499 points in 23 games (21.7 PPG) for Colgan. The freshman guard delivered multiple statement performances, including 34 points against Woodbridge and 40 of her team's 58 points in a Cardinal District semifinal overtime battle with top-seeded Potomac. Fearless at all three levels, Andrews consistently carried the offensive load, even tying the game late and knocking down clutch free throws under pressure. She followed that up with 25 points in a win over Hylton to help send Colgan to Regionals, earning 1st Team All-District. As a freshman thriving against heavy defensive attention, Andrews is already establishing herself as one of the county's premier go-to scorers with more ahead.     Kasenge has been a reliable two-way presence for John Paul, averaging 16.9 points in 19 games. The 5'9" forward runs the floor hard in transition, attacks assertively from the wing, and uses strong footwork to finish through defenders, often converting through contact. She's aggressive on the glass, ripping down rebounds and turning second-chance opportunities into points with strength and control around the rim. Kasenge also impacts the game defensively, protecting the basket with good timing and active hands that lead to blocks and stops.     Huynh has been one of Battlefield's most impactful perimeter players this season, averaging 14.9 points in 22 games. The junior guard showcased her shooting ability during a standout stretch, knocking down seven 3-pointers in a 24-point performance against Independence before following it with 21 points against Hylton to extend Battlefield's win streak. She delivered again in the postseason, scoring 20 points to help her team defeat Potomac and advance to the Region 6B semifinals, finishing 6-for-6 from the free-throw line. When Huynh finds her rhythm from beyond the arc, she's lights out. Her production earned her 1st Team All-District.     Rainey has once again been a driving force behind Osbourn's Park's offense, averaging 14.8 points in 24 games. A dynamic shot creator and true three-level threat, she can attack downhill off the bounce, rise into her pull-up, or finish through contact with confidence. Rainey delivered multiple statement performances this season, including 28 point against Gainesville and 17 against Independence, consistently taking over when her team needed a boost. In the Cedar Run District Championship, she added 15 points while impacting the game with full-court pressure, rebounding, and transition play that fueled Osbourn Park's run to the Region 6B Championship. A three-time Cedar Run District Player of the Year, Rainey's leadership, motor, and scoring instincts continue to set the tone for the Yellow Jackets.     Brown has continued to lead Brentsville's offense, averaging 14.7 points in 21 games. The Shenandoah commit reached a major milestone in early February, knocking down four 3-pointers against Kettle Run to surpass 1,000 career points. Brown pairs confidence with efficiency, consistently stretching defenses with her perimeter shooting and scoring presence. She added 16 points in a postseason win over Kettle Run to help send the Tigers to the Regional Semifinals, further highlighting her lasting impact on the program.     Coffer has been at the center of Woodbridge's offense, averaging 14.6 points in 22 games while leading the team in both scoring and assists. The sophomore guard plays with poise under pressure, confidently handling primary ball-handling duties and creating opportunities for herself and others. She delivered 21 points and 3 assists against Colgan, followed by 14 points, 2 assists, and 3 steals against Freedom-Woodbridge, showcasing her ability to impact the game on both ends. In the Cardinal District Championship, Coffer's shot-making and composure against heavy pressure kept Woodbridge within reach, as she knocked down contested pull-ups and attacked the press in transition. A 1st Team All-District selection, Coffer also surpassed 500 career points this season, further highlighting both her value to the program and her growth as a playmaker.     Pennefather has made an immediate impact for Seton, averaging 14 points in 22 games as an 8th grader competing at the Varsity level. She showcased her scoring ability with 26 points against John Paul the Great and followed with 25 points against Oakcrest and a season-high 29 points, including six 3-pointers, in a win over Christ Chapel. Pennefather's confidence and shot-making ability stand out well beyond her class year, as she consistently finds ways to produce in a variety of scoring situations. With performances like these, she is quickly becoming one of the area's most intriguing young prospects.     White has been the foundation of Gainesville's success, averaging 14 points in 21 games. A four-year Varsity standout and Towson commit, she surpassed 1,000 career points on Senior Night and later delivered a program-record 34 points in a Cedar Run District semifinal victory. At 6-foot with a 6-8 wingspan, White impacts the game beyond scoring, controlling the glass, protecting the rim, and disrupting passing lanes within Gainesville's defensive scheme. She added 20 points against Patriot, 24 against Osbourn Park, and 17 in the district championship, consistently producing in high-stakes moments. A 1st Team-All District selection, White's interior presence, versatility, and leadership remain central to the Cardinals' identity.     King averaged 12.4 points, 9.0 rebounds, and 2.6 assists per game this season, recording 8 double-doubles while serving as a consistent presence for Patriot. She plays a composed but highly effective brand of basketball, impacting the game with disciplined defense, physical rebounding, and strong help-side rotations. King is relentless on the glass, secures boards with strength, and quickly pushes tempo in transition. Offensively, she spaces the floor, attacks driving lanes when available, and finishes through contact while converting at the line. A 2nd Team All-District selection, King helped lead Patriot back to the Cedar Run District Tournament for the first time in four years, staying steady and competitive all season.     Gholston averaged 12 points, 4.8 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game for Hylton, providing steady production from the guard spot. She opened the season with a 23-point, 11-rebound double-double against Brooke Point and continued to deliver in key moments, including a 16-point, 8-rebound effort against Freedom-Woodbridge. Gholston's energy stands out on both ends, as she disrupts passing lanes, generates steals, and rebounds effectively for her position. A 1st Team All-District selection, she consistently brought toughness and versatility to Hylton's backcourt.     Cathcart averaged 11.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 3.6 assists per game for Hylton, directing the offense while making her presence felt defensively. The 5'6" point guard delivered a career-high 13 rebounds to go with 15 points in a win over Colgan and later recorded 16 points and 13 steals on Senior Night for her third double-double of the season. She followed that with a game-high of 17 points, 8 steals and 3 assists against Freedom-Woodbridge. Cathcart's defensive pressure, playmaking, and leadership were instrumental for Hylton, earning her 1st Team All-District.     Abraham averaged 10.6 points in 24 games, providing Gainesville with a consistent interior presence on both ends. She runs the floor hard in transition, occupies the middle lane, and finishes through contact with strength and control around the rim. Defensively, Abraham serves as a paint protector, using her length and timing to alter shots and secure rebounds. She delivered key performances in postseason play, including 8 points in a Region 6B quarterfinal win over Stafford and a physical presence in the Cedar Run District Championship. A 1st Team All-District selection, Abraham's size, physicality, and Division I caliber continue to raise Gainesville's standard.     Cooper averaged 10.6 points in 22 games, emerging as a consistent contributor for Seton as a freshman. She put together an impressive stretch with 14 points against Chelsea Academy, 10 against Fredericksburg Christian, and 16 against John Paul the Great, before adding 22 points in a win over Christ Chapel. The 5'7" guard continues to expand her offensive versatility, showing confidence as both a scorer and ball handler. Her production at a young age reflects a promising trajectory within Seton's program.

Several Prince William County standouts have emerged as the primary offensive focus for their teams. While team records may vary, these players consistently carried the scoring load, finding ways to produce night after night. For some, it's been a continuation of their individual scoring ability; for others, it's marked a true breakout season with expanded roles and greater responsibility. Whether creating their own shot, finishing through contact, or stretching the floor, they proved to be the go-to options when their teams needed a bucket. Here's the county's top scorers this season.