Mercury All-Area: 2021-22 Girls Basketball Teams

FIRST TEAM

Anna Azzara, sophomore, Spring-Ford
Quinn Boettinger, freshman, Perkiomen Valley
Grace Galbavy, freshman, Upper Perkiomen
Mackenzie Pettinelli, sophomore, Spring-Ford
Nicole Timko, senior, Methacton
Trinell Watson, senior, Pottstown
Avery White, senior, Owen J. Roberts

SECOND TEAM

Jen Beattie, senior, Perkiomen Valley
Tess Crossan, senior, Pope John Paul II
Amelia Kennedy, senior, Pope John Paul II
Cassidy Kropp, junior, Methacton
Emma Miley, senior, Perkiomen Valley
Lauren Patnode, Perkiomen School
Mairi Smith, junior, Methacton

HONORABLE MENTION

Boyertown: Carlie Schweizer, Madison Konnick
Hill School: Courtney Bodolus, Annabella Schafer
Methacton: Tori Bockrath
Norristown: Azjiona Golston
Owen J. Roberts: Gabbi Koury, Ashly White
Perkiomen School: Christina Sanchez, Jade
Marquez
Perkiomen Valley: Grace Miley
Phoenixville: Jaime Michaud, Emine Ulcay
Pottsgrove: Aaliyah Freeman
Pottstown: Tamya Jarrett
Spring-Ford: Katie Tiffan, Aaliyah Solliday
Upper Merion: Devon Maiden, Riley Anderson
Upper Perkiomen: Erin States

Co-Coaches of the Year

Mickey McDaniel, Spring-Ford & John Russo, Perkiomen Valley

McDaniel’s Spring-Ford and Russo’s Perkiomen Valley significantly exceeded preseason expectations this winter. Under McDaniel’s leadership Spring-Ford, which had four sophomores in its starting lineup, won a fifth straight Pioneer Athletic Conference championship, reached the District 1-6A final and advanced to the PIAA 6A quarterfinals in a 25-7 campaign. Russo, in his second year at the helm, guided Perk Valley to the PAC championship game, 23-8.