The Lexington Middle School Girls Basketball Team wrapped up the 2025-26 season with a 6-11 overall record, but they played very well down the stretch, as they compiled a record of 5-4 for the month of January, and they placed third in the MRVC East Conference Tournament.

Following are the individual player statistics for the season: Scoring: Aaliyah Gilmore was the scoring leader for the season scoring a total of 160 points, for an average of 10 points per game. Kennedy Beal was next with an average of 4.2 points per game, followed by Audrey Bayne at 3.4 ppg. Gabi Flanigan was next at 2.8 points per game, Tayler Lovell 2.4 ppg, Emma Bell-Ellis 1.7 ppg, and Marisa McGee .8 ppg.

Rebounding: Gilmore was the leader with a total of 170 rebounds, for an average of 10.6 rebounds per game. Bell-Ellis was next with 3.6 rebounds per game, followed by Bayne 3.0 rpg, Beal 2.9 rpg, Flanigan 2.6 rpg, Lovell 2.0 rpg McGee 1.1 rpg.

Assists: Bayne was the leader with a total of 26 assists, for an average of 1.5 assists per game, while Lovell had 25 assists, also for 1.5 per game. Gilmore had a total of 15 assists, while Bell-Ellis had 12 and Beal 11.

Steals: Lovell was the leader with a total of 38 steals, for an average of 2.2 steals per game. Beal was next with an average of 1.8 steals per game, followed by Bayne with an average of 1.7 steals per game, while Gilmore averaged 1.2 spg and Bell-Ellis averaged 1.0 spg. Flanigan had a total of 12 steals for the season, while McGee had 8.

Blocked Shots: Gilmore led with a total of 35 blocked shots, for an average of 2.1 blocks per game, while Lovell had a total of 5 blocks for the season, with Flanigan and Bell-Ellis each having 4 and Beal 3.

Three Point Field Goals: Beal was the leader with 8 three point baskets for the season, while Bayne had 6, McGee 4, Lovell 3 and Gilmore and Flanigan 1 each.

Free Throw Percentage: Lovell was the leader shooting 67% from the Free Throw Line, while Flanigan shot 47%, Gilmore 44%, Bayne 21% and Beal 18%.

A special thank you to Brittney Bayne, the Lexington Middle School Softball coach for providing the team picture and the stats.