With the NEPSAC playoffs just days away, some of the region's best made meaningful last impressions during the regular season. Several 30-point performances and a triple-double highlight the stars of the last week. One player even became her team's all-time scoring leader — and she's only a junior. This is the last week of 5...
With the NEPSAC playoffs just days away, some of the region's best made meaningful last impressions during the regular season.
Several 30-point performances and a triple-double highlight the stars of the last week. One player even became her team's all-time scoring leader — and she's only a junior.
This is the last week of 5 Stars for the season, but be on the lookout for our comprehensive NEPSAC postseason coverage and year-end awards.
Let's get to this week's standouts.

Alannah Baehr, Suffield
Class of 2027, 6-1 guard/forward
Hometown: Colchester, Conn.
Baehr notched a triple-double and nearly reached a quadruple-double with 16 points, 10 assists, 10 rebounds and nine steals against Westminster on Saturday. She also logged a 19-point, 12-rebound double-double a day prior against Miss Porter's.
Elle Grant, Thayer
Class of 2025, 5-9 guard
Hometown: Canton, Mass.
Grant scored nearly half her team's points on Wednesday, contributing 21 in a narrow, 47-45 win against Class A rival BB&N.
Anna Moser, Hoosac
Class of 2027, 5-8 guard
Hometown: Rutland, Vt.
Moser torched Dexter Southfield in last Friday's 65-46 Hoosac road win, draining eight 3-pointers and finishing with 32 points.
Elyse Ngenda, New Hampton
Class of 2026, 5-10 guard
Hometown: Bedford, N.H.
Ngenda spearheaded the Huskies with 31 points as they avenged an earlier loss to St. Andrew's with a 71-63 triumph last Friday.
Ella Smith, Berwick
Class of 2026, 5-8 guard
Hometown: Rye, N.H.
Smith torched opponents during the last week, averaging an even 30.0 points, 11.3 rebounds and 6.0 assists in wins against Lexington Christian, Newton Country Day and Pingree. She became Berwick's all-time leading scorer following her 26-point effort against Lexington Christian.