Region 6D Final Four Player Preview

<p>The Region 6D Final Four sets the stage for two high-stake semifinal matchups, with all four teams representing the Concorde District. Chantilly travels to Oakton, while Madison faces Centreville with a trip to the regional championship on the line. Each team enters with proven production, experienced leadership, and players capable of controlling key stretches of the game. Here's a closer look at the individuals who could shape the outcome and define Thursday night.</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Chantilly</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Tarry is a four-year Varsity player and three-year team captain who recently surpassed 1,000 career points, earning 1st Team All-District for the third straight year along with 2nd Team All-Region. Committed to Washington & Lee, she contributes in every stat category, while setting the tone on both ends. Defensively, she anticipates well, denies passing lanes, and turns turnovers into coast-to-coast transition opportunities. Off the ball, Tarry moves with purpose, finding space on the perimeter for catch-and-shoot 3's.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Wilson is a dominant two-way presence and a consistent double-double threat, highlighted by a career-high of 33 points and 16 rebounds. It's believed to be the highest individual scoring record at the school in the last 20 years. A four-year Varsity player and team captain, she protects the paint with elite timing and active hands, blocking and altering shots without fouling while disrupting entry passes. Her awareness, spacing, and feel for the game make her a reliable contributor in all situations. A McDonald's All American nominee committed to Saint Peter's University, Wilson surpassed 1,000 career points this season and earned 1st Team All-District and 1st Team All-Region.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Hilton earned 1st Team All-District and 2nd Team All-Region after emerging as an active, disruptive presence in the paint. She pressures opposing post players, protects the rim with strong timing, and moves well along the baseline to block or alter shots. Aggressive and quick to react, Hilton tracks down loose balls and locates the primary ball handler before pushing up the floor in transition. Her activity translates across the stat sheet, as she consistently collects rebounds, blocks, and double-double performances.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Mayen earned 2nd Team All-District along with 1st Team All-Defense, highlighting her impact on both ends of the floor. Offensively, she spaces the floor well, finding her spot in the corner and knocking down quick shots before defenders can close out. She understands where the open space is and gets there early, making her a reliable perimeter option. Defensively, Mayen hustles back in transition, anticipates passing lanes at the half court, and uses active hands to collect steals.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Oakton</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Toole earned District Offense Player of the Year, District Defensive Player of the Year, and Regional Player of the Year after leading Oakton on both ends of the floor. A reliable double-figure scorer, she anchors the offense with poise and the ability to create when possessions tighten. Her impact extends beyond scoring, as she sets the tone defensively and brings composure in high-pressure moments. Toole's two-way production makes her one of the most complete players in the region.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Chang earned 1st Team All-District and 2nd Team All-Region after surpassing 1,000 career points earlier this season. Committed to Dickinson College, she provides dynamic guard play, stretching defenses with perimeter shooting and applying pressure off the dribble. Chang contributes on the glass as well, adding rebounding to her scoring abilities. Her versatility and pace give Oakton another consistent threat on both ends.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Kinlaw earned 1st Team All-District and 2nd Team All-Region after delivering key performances throughout the season. She delivered in Oakton's Concorde District Championship win over Centreville, converting a crucial And-One with 35 seconds left in overtime to secure the 39-36 victory. Earlier in the season, she dominated the glass with 20 rebounds in a 48-39 win over Centreville, establishing her physical presence inside. Kinlaw's rebounding and timely playmaking make a difference-maker in tight matchups.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Madison</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Jada earned 2nd Team All-District and brings dynamic guard play to Madison's lineup. Committed to Eastern University, she handles the ball confidently in transition, creates for teammates, and can generate her own offense, including pull-up 3's off the dribble. Quick and athletic, she anticipates passing lanes, turns steals into coast-to-coast fast break opportunities, and plays active help defense. Despite her size, Jada competes physically, boxing out and challenging bigger opponents inside while contributing across multiple areas of the game.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Lozier earned 2nd Team All-District as one of Madison's most reliable perimeter shooters. A confident shooter, she squares up on the wing or in the corner and is ready to fire the moment the ball touches her hands, consistently knocking down multiple 3's a game. She remains composed under pressure, capable of converting contested shots and delivering in key moments. Beyond her shooting, Lozier contributes on the glass, moves the ball well, and collects steals, giving Madison value across the stat sheet.</p>    <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Centreville</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Siriwardene, a 1st Team All-District and 1st Team All-Region selection, surpassed 1,000 career points and remains the center of Centreville's attack. Committed to IUP, she scores at all three levels, whether pulling up off the dribble, knocking down perimeter shots, or finishing in transition. Her length and anticipation fuel the Wildcats' press, as she turns steals into immediate scoring opportunities. Siriwardene's ability to initiate offense from defensive pressure gives Centreville a competitive edge.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Murray earned 1st Team All-District and 1st Team All-Region while establishing herself as a reliable perimeter scoring option. Committed to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, she shoots confidently off the catch and dribble with clean mechanics and a quick release. Defensively, she applies pressure with active hands, denying passes and converting steals into coast-to-coast transition opportunities. Her ability to stretch the floor while creating disruption on defense adds balance to Centreville's lineup.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Cuellar, a 2nd Team All-District and All-Defensive Team selection, adds perimeter shooting and consistent backcourt production. She spaces the floor effectively and gets her shot off quickly before defenders can close out. On the defensive end, she applies ball pressure and anticipates passing lanes, often turning steals into transition opportunities. Her pace and awareness deepen Centreville's guard rotation and maintain their tempo.</p>     <p class="text-gray-700">Stauffer earned 2nd Team All-District while establishing herself as an active two-way contributor. She reads passing lanes well, collecting steals and converting quickly in transition with speed in the open floor. Defensively, she disrupts with active hands and can contest or block shots from the perimeter. Her activity and athleticism help in Centreville's up-tempo stretches.</p>    <p></p>

The Region 6D Final Four sets the stage for two high-stake semifinal matchups, with all four teams representing the Concorde District. Chantilly travels to Oakton, while Madison faces Centreville with a trip to the regional championship on the line. Each team enters with proven production, experienced leadership, and players capable of controlling key stretches of the game. Here's a closer look at the individuals who could shape the outcome and define Thursday night.