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Lower Merion Girls Basketball
Commit. Compete. Be a Champion.
Lower Merion Girls Basketball
Commit. Compete. Be a Champion.
2025-2026 Media
City of Basketball Love - 2026 Philly Girls Live: Team Coverage Notebook (Pt. 2)
Lower Merion went 2-0 at Philly Love, beating Spotswood (N.J.) by two before blasting Timber Creek (N.J.) in a runaway, looking very much like a program that expects to be playing well into February 2027 or beyond.
It helps that Laney’s also got the most basketball-centric group she’s had. She had a baker’s dozen with her at Philly Live, one of the largest contingents there, with eight of them playing grassroots basketball. Rising junior Natalia Kasmer, a sharpshooting 5-5 guard who averaged 18 ppg as a sophomore, will likely pace them yet again everybody from rising seniors Mylasia Major and Arry Glover to Kasmer’s classmates Ella Liberatoscioli and Joanna Lu, and 2029s Ava Shippen-Smith and Sydney Cooper all have basketball as their primary sport.
Our Program
We are a public high school basketball program dedicated to developing elite, IQ-forward, and footwork-oriented players who become impact-makers on the court wearing the Aces uniform and in life upon graduation.
Our History
The Aces program dates back to the 1921-1922 season. Over the last century, LMGB saw five Conference Championships and several District I and PIAA State Tournament appearances, showcased six 1,000+ point scorers and one All-American, and placed over 20 athletes on All-Conference rosters.
Our Culture
Notching the best record in school history in over a decade, LMGB's current upward progress is evident of a prosperous future. Our players are committed to the program and its well-being, they compete with intensity and passion, and, both on and off the court, they excel with a championship mindset.
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