The All-Greater Rochester Girls Basketball Team was selected by coaches with input from Democrat and Chronicle and Daily Messenger Post sportswriters.
Ajaya (AJ) Orr, Player of the Year
School: Aquinas
Year: Senior
Parent: Carol Robinson
Position: Guard
Key accomplishment: Winning sectionals for the third consecutive year in a different classification.
Future plans: I plan to attend Daemen University in Buffalo.
Why AJ Orr is the Player of the Year: Orr might be the most explosive player in Section V. Just ask Aquinas coach Mark Loria, who has frequently called the senior guard the most athletic player, male or female, that he’s ever coached.
Orr capped off a stellar varsity career in 2025-26 by leading Aquinas to its third consecutive section title and second straight New York state final. She is a two-time section tournament most valuable player, earning the nod after Aquinas’ Class AA win in 2025, then again this season in Class AAA.
In the Lil Irish’s section final against Fairport, Orr totaled a team-high 30 points, which included a pivotal field goal in the final seconds that effectively clinched the 59-52 win.
A more-than-capable scorer, especially when driving the basket, Orr’s athleticism really pops on the defensive end. Combining quickness and tenacity, Orr frequently forces opposing ball-handlers into turnovers that turn into easy points for the Lil Irish.
Jordyn Dyring
School: Hornell
Year: Senior
Parents: Kathleen and Brian Dyring
Position: Shooting guard
Key accomplishment: Becoming the all-time leading scorer for boys and girls at Hornell.
Future plans: Attending SUNY Canton, majoring in early childhood development and playing basketball.
Braelyn Isaman
School: Keshequa
Year: Junior
Parents: Carrie and Todd Isaman
Position: Guard
Key accomplishments: Scoring 1,000 points was really special, but I think I’m most proud of my 436 (17.4 per game) points, 243 (9.7 per game) rebounds, 169 (6.8 per game) assists and 129 (5.2 per game) steals which were all single-season school records!
Future plans: I’m not sure where I’m going to go yet, but I definitely want to play basketball at the college level.
Shaye Angelo
School: Honeoye Falls-Lima
Year: Senior
Parents: Megan and Ralph Angelo
Position: Shooting guard
Key accomplishment: 248 career 3-pointers.
Future plans: Attend Duke University to play lacrosse and study financial economics.
Addison Bree
School: Waterloo
Year: Senior
Parents: Keisha and Michael Bree
Position: Guard
Key accomplishments: Recorded 15.4 points, 5.7 assists and 4 steals per game. Finished career with 1,403 points and 268 3-pointers. I am most proud of four league titles, four sectional championships and one state title. Our team went 106-22 in my five varsity seasons.
Future plans: I will be attending SUNY Brockport to continue my basketball career, majoring in sports management.
Lucy Bush
School: Pittsford Sutherland
Year: Junior
Parents: Meg Reddington and Doug Bush
Position: Point guard
Key accomplishment: 16.8 points per game.
Future plans: I plan to continue playing basketball at the collegiate level.
Kylie Clement
School: Webster Schroeder
Year: Senior
Parents: Heather and Al Clement
Position: Forward
Key accomplishments: 260 points and 220 rebounds.
Future plans: I plan to attend SUNY Oneonta to study psychology and play basketball, and possibly jump for their outdoor track team.
Eva Dixon
School: Pittsford Mendon
Year: Freshman
Parents: Melinda Desouza and Dalton Dixon
Position: Guard
Key accomplishment: One of the stats I am most proud of is averaging 20 points per game this season.
Future plans: I plan to continue my athletic and academic career at the Division I level.
Sofia Falleti
School: Batavia Notre Dame
Year: Junior
Parents: Michelle and Vincenzo Falleti
Position: Forward
Key accomplishments: State champs. Scored 59 points with 22 rebounds during state tournament weekend and won Section V and New York state Class D MVP.
Future plans: Uncertain
Sophia Frayne
School: Canandaigua
Year: Sophomore
Parent: Randy Frayne
Position: Center/power forward
Key accomplishments: I had multiple games with double-digit blocks.
Future plans: I hope to play basketball in college and study to be a cardiologist in the future.
Loren Green
School: Aquinas
Year: Junior
Parents: Burnice Jr. and Kyecia Green
Position: Point guard
Key accomplishment: Third straight All-Greater Rochester selection.
Future plans: Multiple Division I offers but still uncommitted.
Kenyatta Hart
School: Webster Schroeder
Year: Eighth grade
Parents: Susen and Kenny Hart
Position: Forward
Key accomplishment: Triple-double vs. Penfield.
Future plans: Undecided.
Petra Hunt
School: Pittsford Sutherland
Year: Junior
Parents: Nadia and Pete Hunt
Position: Guard
Key accomplishments: Career totals of 1,309 points and 205 3-pointers.
Future plans: I plan to play college basketball at the Division I level.
Calla McCombs
School: Bloomfield
Year: Senior
Parents: Melissa and Justin McCombs
Position: Forward
Key accomplishments: Breaking the all-time scoring record for boys and girls at Bloomfield with 1,662 points, and ending my career with 1,807 points and 1,402 rebounds.
Future plans: Attend the University of Hartford to study biology on a pre-med track and play volleyball.
Jordan Rasmussen
School: Penfield
Year: Freshman
Parents: Heidi and Bill Rasmussen
Position: Guard
Key accomplishment: I am very proud that our team won all three overtime games we played this season.
Future plans: I am currently undecided.
Tessa Rodwell
School: York
Year: Senior
Parents: Meghan and Aaron Rodwell
Position: Guard
Key accomplishment: Becoming the all-time leading scorer at York with 1,613 points.
Future plans: I plan on attending Iowa State University for agriculture engineering.
Emerson Wandtke
School: Mercy
Year: Freshman
Parents: Katie and Ben Wandtke
Position: Center/power forward
Key accomplishments: The No. 1 step I’m most proud of is my blocks. It shows my impact on defense.
Future plans: I plan to continue playing basketball in college at the Division I level.
Coaches of the Year
Webster Schroeder staff
Staff members: Head coach Codi Mrozek; assistant coaches Kevin Willmott, Meaghan Keil, Jim Dellavilla, CJ Battaglia, Andrew Mason
While All-Greater Rochester typically recognizes an individual coach, this was a unique season. Section V coaches voted for the Webster Schroeder staff, after the Warriors won 23 consecutive games, captured the Class AA-1 section title and reached the NYSPHSAA quarterfinals. The team achieved this despite head coach Codi Mrozek missing a portion of the season due to a personal matter. Schroeder carried on, with Mrozek’s staff members taking on greater roles, to record one of the most successful seasons in program history.
Second team
Ja’Niyah Bell (Lyons)
Leah Buffan (Gananda)
Taylor Carnevale (Clyde-Savannah)
Vanessa Chumacero (Victor)
Aniyah Eldridge (East Rochester)
Hadley Hicks (Oakfield-Alabama)
Kaysia Jones (Edison/World of Inquiry)
Avery Kroening (Webster Schroeder)
Olivia Lanning (Penfield)
Kara Mahany (Canisteo-Greenwood)
Selena Maldonado (Hornell)
Maddie Murphy (Hilton)
Karina Natale (Newark)
Bree Parsons (York)
Leah Sheridan (Canandaigua)
Alicia Wood (Keshequa)
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Hornell’s Dyring named to All-Greater Rochester Girls Basketball Team
Reporting by Justin Ritzel, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle / Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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