Alex Wilson’s size and strength gave teams fits all year. Alex is someone you can throw the ball down to and rely on to get you a bucket. She has good touch and bullies her way to the rim. She is a beast on the boards and on defense; she is a total game-changer in the paint. She is incredibly strong and either blocks or alters shots at the rim. She was first team all district and first team all region.

Wilson established herself as one of the region’s most dominant two-way players during her senior season. The McDonald’s All-American nominee surpassed 1,000 career points while earning 1st Team All-District and 1st Team All-Region honors. A four-year Varsity player and team captain, Wilson was a consistent double-double threat, highlighted by a career-high 33 points and 16 rebounds against Fairfax, believed to be the school’s highest single-game scoring performance in the past two decades. Defensively, she anchored the paint with strong timing and active hands, blocking and altering shots while disrupting entry passes. Wilson’s size, mobility, and feel for the game made her a reliable presence on both ends of the floor and a player with significant upside at the next level.

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.

Great size and moves well, good defender with good hands. She utilizes her size on the defensive end to alter shots and protect the basket. She is a player who can impact the game on both sides of the floor. Has landed at a good spot at the next level for college because she still has great upside!

The St Peter’s commit was a force for Chantilly! She was a driving force for her team pulling off three back to back wins and she was able to put up a 33 point game versus Fairfax.

Alex had an outstanding week, averaging 21 points per game across three contests. Her performance was highlighted by a career-high 33-point outing against Fairfax, showcasing her scoring ability, confidence, and offensive impact.

Has great size in the low post and always has been a consistent player. She runs the floor well and is a really good rebounder with shot blocking ability. Much improve offensive game she has added some move to her repertoire on the offensive end. Look for her offensive production to take a jump this season as she is committed headed to Saint Peter‘s.

Alex had her way inside as St. John’s Prep had no one to match her size. She finished high with a nice touch around the rim. Her size and presence inside cause a disruption as opponents tried to attack the basket. She was able to snag all of the rebounds in her area and can shoot out to thirteen feet consistently.

Alexandra Wilson Alexandra Wilson 6'3" | C Chantilly | 2026 State VA dominated the second half for Chantilly against Centreville. Alexandra did what she wanted out of the post, and she consistently finished or got to the foul line. Alexandra does a good job using her body to get around players in the post and get to the rim. Alexandra almost always gives Chantilly an advantage in the paint, and she again did that today. She finished with 21 points. 

Alexandra Wilson Alexandra Wilson 6'3" | C Chantilly | 2026 State VA had a great week for Chantilly. She opened up the week with 21 points, 13 rebounds, and 6 blocks in a win over Madison. Alexandra also had the go-ahead bucket against an undefeated Oakton team. She had 12 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 blocks in that one. It is huge to be able to dump the ball down to someone who can get you points consistently. Alexandra dominates the paint on both ends and is a walking double-double.