RICHMOND HEIGHTS SPARTANS Girls Basketball

Northeast Ohio is well represented on the 2026 All-Ohio girls basketball teams in Divisions IV, V, VI and VII, led by Edgewood’s Carly Kray and Richmond Heights’ Honor Hall.

Richmond Heights edged visiting Chagrin Falls on Wednesday, 36-35, in a battle for first place in the Chagrin Valley Conference Chagrin Division.

Independence junior Addie Westerburg made a big impact in Independence’s 32-22 win at Richmond Heights on Wednesday.

A late arrival and an early tip-off shook Independence but the Blue Devils regrouped and finished off Richmond Heights on Tuesday, 46-26.

The girls’ basketball coaches from around the Chagrin Valley Conference have spoken and the preseason coaches poll and all-conference teams have been determined.

Madison Stepanik scored a game-high 22 points to lead Independence to a 59-40 win over visiting Richmond Heights on Wednesday.

Ashley Dearden scored a game-high 20 points to lead Mayfield to a 66-22 nonconference win over Richmond Heights on Thursday.

Independence senior Madison Stepanik scored a game-high 17 points as the Blue Devils celebrated Senior Night with a 57-25 win over visiting Richmond Heights on Wednesday.

Coaches from around the Chagrin Valley Conference were surveyed to determine which teams are expected to shine this winter.

Riley Wilson scored a game-high 12 points, including the 1,000th of her career, in leading Independence to a 60-20 win over visiting Richmond Heights.

Cardinal found the magic touch in a 46-27 Chagrin Valley Conference win over visiting Richmond Heights on Saturday.

Led by Riccela DiGeronimo, who scored a game-high 15 points, 11 different Independence players scored in a 64-26 win over visiting Richmond Heights on Wednesday.

The Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association announced on Tuesday its Division III and IV All-Ohio Girls Basketball Teams.

Haley Domen scored a team-high 16 points and Brittni Lawrence set a new school record with seven blocked shots in Cardinal’s 52-35 win at Richmond Heights on Monday.

A schedule change took the Independence girls’ basketball team out of its normal game day routine but that didn’t stop the Blue Devils from beating host Richmond Heights on Saturday, 73-48.

Cardinal senior Ashley Gubanyar became the school’s all-time leader in career assists when she helped the Huskies defeat visiting Richmond Heights on Wednesday, 57-43.

Independence excelled on both ends of the court in a 64-40 win over visiting Richmond Heights on Wednesday.