This is our largest collection of MIAA girls stars of the week so far this season, but it's deserved.
The state was filled with top-tier performances this past week. That included a 30-point triple-double, a handful of career-high scoring efforts and key players stepping up in conference rivalry games.
Coaches and players are welcome to submit nominations by emailing Ethan Fuller at ethan.fuller@basketballjournal.com or by messaging him on Twitter/X (@ethman43).
Here are this week’s stars from Jan. 12-18.
Naya Annigeri, Medfield
Class of 2027, 5-8 guard
Annigeri was her star self as part of a 4-0 week for Medfield highlighted by her huge triple-double (30 points, 11 rebounds, 10 steals) in the Hoophall Invitational against Medgar Evans Prep (N.Y.). She came back with 28 points and eight steals the next day against Bristol Central (Conn.), and last Tuesday, Annigeri tallied 26 points and four steals against Millis.
Bella Bingham, Walpole
Class of 2026, 5-9 forward
NCAA: Fairfield (soccer)
Bingham joins the list in back-to-back weeks after providing 30 points in a statement, 55-46 Bay State Conference victory against Braintree.
Olivia Bourne, Middleboro
Class of 2028, 5-9 guard/forward
Bourne exploded for a career-high 31 points Friday, powering Middleboro in a 73-56 South Shore League victory against Abington.
Angie Djoko, Danvers
NCAA: Trinity
Djoko returned with another huge 20-20 game, posting 22 points, 20 rebounds and five steals in Danvers' 57-52 win against Peabody on Friday.
Kayla Dunlap, Natick
Class of 2028, 6-0 forward
Dunlap continued her dominant season with 20 points, nine rebounds, six steals and four assists against Wellesley, then another 26 points and eight rebounds against Weymouth — both wins.
Alana MacLean, Fontbonne
Class of 2027, 5-8 guard
MacLean's 20 points, four rebounds, three steals and clutch 3-pointer led the Ducks to victory against Malden Catholic in the Andrew Lawson Invitational on Sunday. She also tallied 21 points against Ursuline and an 11-point, 10-rebound double-double against Notre Dame Hingham in the 3-0 week.
Jenna Mishou, Archbishop Williams
Class of 2026, 6-2 forward
NCAA: Merrimack
Mishou logged two monster double-doubles this week: first 13 points and 17 rebounds in a win against Arlington Catholic, then 22 points and 24 rebounds in a loss to Cathedral.
Margot Bryce Morris, Hamilton-Wenham
Class of 2026, forward
Morris erupted for a career-high 30 points in the Generals' 53-50 victory against Whittier Tech on Monday. She then added 29 points Tuesday against Ipswich and 18 points Thursday against Manchester Essex to lead a 3-0 week.
Maliah Pierre, Whitman-Hanson
Class of 2027, 5-9 guard/forward
Pierre's 34-point explosion was critical in Whitman-Hanson's comeback effort Monday, ultimately a 62-55 road win against Patriot League rival North Quincy.
Adrianna Porazzo, Foxboro
Class of 2026, 5-7 guard
NCAA: Western New England
Porazzo logged a career-high 34 points against Attleboro, then led with 12 points in a narrow win over Mansfield as Foxboro improved to a perfect 10-0.
Keyona Raines, Cathedral
Class of 2026, 5-7 guard
Raines led the way in two of three wins for Cathedral, who's now on a four-game win streak. She tallied 20 points, five steals and four assists against East Bridgewater on Tuesday, then erupted for 35 points, nine rebounds and six steals on Thursday against Archbishop Williams.
Nora Simpson, Arlington Catholic
Class of 2026, 5-5 guard
NCAA: Brandeis
In the Cougars' two wins against Cardinal Spellman and Saugus, Simpson stuffed the stat sheet by averaging 17.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 7.5 assists and 3.5 steals.
Camden Strandberg, Bridgewater-Raynham
Class of 2026, 6-1 forward
NCAA: Bates
Strandberg racked up 33 points, 15 rebounds and two blocks as the Trojans earned a 56-36 win against Dartmouth on Tuesday. She came back with 16 points, 13 rebounds and four blocks in Friday's 40-34 victory over Barnstable.
Muji Vader, Minuteman
Class of 2027, 5-8 guard
Vader's big week included 14 points against Notre Dame Tyngsborough, 22 points against Tri-County and 31 points against Weston, helping the Revolution stay unbeaten at 8-0.
Zahara Wilson, Minnechaug
Class of 2029, guard
Minnechaug earned a stunning, 64-55 win against Wachusett last Tuesday, with Wilson's 28 points leading the way in a breakout freshman season.
