The first games of the 2026-27 high school girls basketball season are just over a month away, and we’re excited to get another year off and running. First, it’s time to take a look back at some of the top returning statistical leaders from the 2025-26 season.

Up first are the top scorers, sorted by points per game (min. 15 games played). To see the full list of scoring leaders from the 2025-26 season, click here.

Top Returning Scorers for 2026 Season - D3

Rank

Player

Team

Grade

GP

PTS

PPG

1

Lexie Olmstead

Lancaster

SO

27

647

24

2

Allyah Schwem

Viroqua

JR

25

584

23.4

3

Piper Moyer

Adams-Friendship

JR

23

469

20.4

4

Finley Morgan

Laconia

SR

27

546

20.2

5

Ariell Allen

Milwaukee Academy of Science

SR

21

420

20

6

Catherine Williams

Saint Croix Falls

SR

22

422

19.2

7

Isabelle Markevitch

Columbus

SR

25

458

18.3

8

Kourtlyn Guy

Milwaukee Academy of Science

SR

19

343

18.1

T-9

Avery Richard

Platteville

SR

26

453

17.4

T-9

Tatum Drazkowski

Arcadia

SR

25

436

17.4

11

Bianca Smith

Adams-Friendship

JR

20

346

17.3

12

Grace Mitchell

Winneconne

SR

28

476

17

13

Kinsley Ketterhagen

Oostburg

JR

29

486

16.8

14

Jayda King

Racine St. Catherine's

JR

26

432

16.6

15

Tate Huppert

Ellsworth

SO

25

406

16.2

16

Miley Brotzel

Amery

SR

26

416

16

17

Paetyn Jirschele

Mosinee

JR

28

446

15.9

18

Jazlyn Alwin

Wisconsin Dells

JR

28

430

15.4

19

Lauren Vosters

Little Chute

SO

25

382

15.3

20

Eden Mueller

Lake Country Lutheran

JR

25

377

15.1

21

Nadia Murphy

Lakeside Lutheran

SR

24

360

15

22

Allie VanVonderen

Denmark

SR

25

364

14.6

23

Leah Paulsen

Big Foot

SR

24

349

14.5

T-24

Brooklyn Luehring

Kettle Moraine Lutheran

JR

29

418

14.4

T-24

Hattie Grishaber

Little Chute

SO

25

360

14.4

T-24

Mya Mayer

Kettle Moraine Lutheran

JR

29

417

14.4

T-27

Kinsley Venden

Columbus

JR

25

356

14.2

T-27

Rianna Dye

Platteville

SR

25

354

14.2

29

Harper Neace

Winneconne

SR

28

396

14.1

T-30

Carmyn Thompson

Northwestern

SO

24

334

13.9

T-30

Emery Kachel

Whitewater

JR

25

347

13.9

32

Madison Grotjahn

Arcadia

SR

25

340

13.6

33

Emma Holbrook

University School of Milwaukee

SO

24

321

13.4

34

Kaitlyn Schuman

Brillion

SO

27

358

13.3

T-35

Mollie Schliewe

Sheboygan Falls

SR

25

330

13.2

T-35

Natalie Rudnick

Seymour

SO

25

330

13.2

T-37

Abilene Bartz

Dodgeville

SR

25

324

13

T-37

Gianna Backaus

Black River Falls

SO

24

313

13

39

Emily Haase

Osceola

SO

25

323

12.9

40

Crimson Hansen

Mauston

SO

26

331

12.7

41

Libbie Showen

Westfield

JR

26

327

12.6

T-42

Ady Christian

Mayville

SO

26

325

12.5

T-42

Ava Hendrickson

West Salem

JR

24

300

12.5

T-44

Claudia Jenny

Edgerton

SR

28

341

12.2

T-44

Ella Jahnke

Oconto Falls

SR

27

329

12.2

46

Calistin Schommer

North Fond du Lac

JR

26

311

12

47

Addie Kroeze

Barron

SO

25

297

11.9

48

Lexi Wierzba

Amherst

SR

26

308

11.8

T-49

Brooklyn White

River Valley

JR

25

291

11.6

T-49

Skylyn Baxter

Peshtigo

JR

25

289

11.6

About the Author

Travis Wilson serves as the Bound Wisconsin Manager. Wilson was selected as part of the Sports 40 Under 40 list by Coach & AD Magazine and the National High School Athletic Coaches Association for 2019. The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA) named Travis the 2015 recipient of the Dave McClain Distinguished Service Award. He currently serves on the WFCA Executive Board and is a member of the Executive Board of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association. A graduate of Richland Center High School and Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Travis was a three-sport athlete in high school (football, baseball, basketball), inducted to the Richland Center High School Hall of Fame in 2023, and currently resides in Reedsburg. You can follow him on Twitter at @travisBound or reach him at [email protected].