Congratulations to the Shalom Lady Flames, who earned a hard-fought 36–31 victory over the Camp Hill Lady Lions on Friday night to advance to the District 3 AA championship game for the second straight year. It was a gritty, defensive battle from start to finish in front of a loud, packed gym. Offense was hard to come by early. The Flames managed just four points over the first 15 minutes as Camp Hill’s defense held firm. Shalom’s defense was equally strong, allowing only 13 points, but the Flames trailed 13–4 with one minute left in the half. They responded with a key 7–0 run to close the quarter: Emily Rebok knocked down a three-pointer, and Julianna Myers and Addison Adams each converted two free throws. The surge energized the crowd and pulled the Flames within two at halftime. Shalom carried that momentum into the third quarter, outscoring the Lions 14–10 to take a two-point lead into the fourth. Camp Hill battled to regain the advantage, but the Flames’ defense held firm while the offense produced just enough. Leading by three with six seconds remaining, Maya Lehman calmly sank two free throws to seal the win. Addison Adams had a great game leading the Flames with a game-high 16 points as she consistently attacked the middle of Camp Hill’s defense. Emily Rebok added six points, including a crucial offensive rebound and put back in the fourth. Julianna Myers contributed four points while battling on the boards and defending taller opponents throughout the night. Harper Adams came off the bench late in the third quarter making an immediate impact with her strong rebounding while adding four points. Maya Lehman and Sydney Moore each added three to round out the scoring. With the win, the Flames earned a rematch of last year’s District 3 AA championship against York Catholic. The title game will be played Wednesday, February 25, at 5:30 p.m. at Gettysburg High School.

Congratulations to the Shalom Lady Flames, who traveled to Frostburg, Maryland for their final regular-season game of the 2025–26 campaign and earned a hard-fought 54–48 victory over the Mountain Ridge Lady Miners. The first quarter was tightly contested, with both teams trading baskets. The Flames held a one-point lead at the end of the period. Mountain Ridge edged ahead briefly in the second quarter, but Shalom closed the half strong to take a one-point advantage into halftime. Without access to a locker room and spending halftime in the hallway, the Lady Flames came out energized in the third quarter. They erupted for 19 points while holding the Miners to 12. The Flames also made key defensive adjustments on Kealana Puaauli, who had scored 18 points in the first half. She was limited to just three points in the third quarter and three more late in the fourth, finishing with a game-high 24 points. Mountain Ridge made a late push in the fourth quarter, and the Flames felt the lead tightening. However, Shalom dug deep. Maya Lehman calmly knocked down three of four free throws down the stretch to help secure the six-point win. The Flames had a balanced offensive effort. Maya Lehman led the way with 16 points. Addison Adams battled through illness to contribute 15 points, and Emily Rebok added 12, including a crucial offensive rebound and put-back in the fourth quarter. Sophomore Sydney Moore recorded six points and six blocks while anchoring the defense. Julianna Myers hit a key free throw in the fourth and once again battled hard on the boards. Sophomore Chloe Diller provided valuable minutes with freshman Harper Adams sidelined due to the flu. With the win, the Shalom Lady Flames finish the regular season 16–6 and currently sit in second place in the District 3 AA Girls Power Rankings. They will host third-place Camp Hill in the District 3 semifinals next Friday, February 20 at 7:00 p.m. Come out and support the Flames for what promises to be an exciting girls basketball matchup!

Congrats to the Shalom Lady Flames on a solid 39–34 win over the Allegany Lady Campers from Frostburg, Maryland, bouncing back after a tough loss to Chambersburg on Saturday. The Flames started slowly, managing just five points in the first quarter, but found their rhythm in the second. Shalom poured in 16 points to take a 21–16 lead into halftime. Allegany edged the Flames by one in the third quarter, but Shalom’s defense stood strong down the stretch, holding off a late Camper surge to secure the victory. The Flames were led by their three seniors, with Addison Adams scoring 16 points, Emily Rebok adding 11, and Maya Lehman chipping in 8. Junior Julianna Myers contributed 4 points. Shalom turned in a strong team defensive effort against a feisty Allegany squad. Up next, the Lady Flames travel to Mercersburg Academy to take on the Lady Blue Storm tomorrow evening at 6:00 PM.

Congrats to the Shalom Lady Flames on a hard-fought 37–20 road win over the Linville Hill Lady Lions. The final score doesn’t tell the whole story — this was an intense battle against a strong opponent that knows how to compete. The game opened slowly. The Flames’ defense was locked in from the start, but the offense struggled to find rhythm against the Lions’ athleticism and pressure. Shalom edged Linville Hill 5–4 in a defensive first quarter. The second quarter followed a similar script, and a Lions three-pointer at the buzzer sent the Flames into halftime trailing 11–10. Following a "somber" halftime locker room, the Flames came out with renewed energy. Julianna Myers sparked the turnaround with a steal and a basket, helping ignite Shalom’s transition game. The Flames took control in the third quarter, outscoring the Lions 13–6. Their defensive intensity continued to wear Linville Hill down in the fourth, holding them to just 3 points. Maya Lehman slammed the door shut, scoring 9 of her 10 points in the final quarter as the Flames pulled away with a 14–3 run to secure the decisive win. Addison Adams led the way offensively with 10 points and a team-high 2 assists. Maya Lehman added 10 points and 6 rebounds. Emily Rebok contributed 7 points and 6 boards, while Sydney Moore finished with 6 points and 5 rebounds. Julianna Myers filled the stat sheet with 4 points, 4 steals, and 5 rebounds. Assistant Coach Joanna Rheam praised the team afterward, telling the Flames they battled through adversity tonight and won the kind of game that they struggled to win last season. Next up, the Lady Flames host the Chambersburg Lady Trojans at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. Come out and catch two local teams in action!

Fresh off a tough loss Friday night, the Shalom Lady Flames came out on fire Saturday afternoon, defeating the Lancaster County Christian Lady Lions 52–23. Before the game, the Flames honored their three seniors — Addison Adams, Maya Lehman, and Emily Rebok — who have played a major role in building a culture of excellence at Shalom, especially as the program entered the PIAA last year. The Flames started slowly, holding just an 11–8 lead after the first quarter, with the Lions’ Sophie McCartney accounting for all 8 of her team’s points. Shalom took control early in the second quarter behind Maya Lehman, who poured in 12 points in the period. Midway through the quarter, Lehman knocked down a three-pointer to surpass the 1,000-point mark for her career — congratulations, Maya! From there, the Flames never looked back, steadily extending the lead in the second half as their defense shut down any hopes of a Lions comeback. Lehman becomes the second Lady Flame to reach 1,000 points this season. Addison Adams hit the milestone earlier in the year against Lincoln Leadership Academy. The two seniors have pushed and sacrificed alongside each other for four years to reach this achievement. Lehman led the way with 17 points, while Emily Rebok added 13 as she continued her own climb toward 1,000 career points (now at 776). Adams scored 10 while shutting down McCartney after the opening quarter. Sydney Moore chipped in 4, and Harper Adams added 3 off the bench while providing strong interior defense. Julianna Myers continues to dominate the boards and is becoming a defensive force inside for the Flames. Next up, the Flames travel to Linville Hill on Monday, looking to avenge a close loss from a year ago. Game time is 5:00 PM.

Congrats to the Shalom Lady Flames on the road win Saturday afternoon, defeating a solid Southern Fulton Lady Indians team, 50–33. Southern Fulton came out quickly, taking an early 6–2 lead. After a defensive battle in the first quarter, the Flames edged ahead 7–6. Shalom opened the second quarter with an 11–2 run and looked ready to pull away, but the Lady Indians answered with a late surge to close the half within five. The Flames came out of the locker room locked in on defense, which sparked a dominant 21–9 third quarter. Shalom stretched the lead to 39–22 by the end of the period. The teams played an even fourth quarter, while Bailey Hull led Southern Fulton with a game-high 21 points. Emily Rebok paced the Flames with 19 points. Addison Adams’ energy ignited the defense in the second quarter, and she finished with 12 points. Sophomore Sydney Moore added 9, while Maya Lehman and Harper Adams chipped in 5 and 3 points to round out the scoring. Next up, the Lady Flames host Our Lady of the Cross on Monday at 5:30 PM, weather permitting.

Congrats to the Shalom Lady Flames on their 44–28 home victory over the Camp Hill Lady Lions on Monday evening. The Flames started the game a bit sluggish offensively, but strong defense helped them maintain a 7–2 lead at the end of the first quarter. Shalom found its rhythm in the second quarter, outscoring Camp Hill 15–9 to take a 22–11 advantage into halftime. The Lions made a push in the third quarter, outscoring the Flames by four and cutting the lead to seven. However, Shalom’s defense stepped up once again in the fourth quarter, holding Camp Hill to just two points while scoring 11 of their own to pull away for the decisive win. Senior Emily Rebok led the Flames with 13 points, shooting her way out of a brief scoring slump. Maya Lehman continued her three-point surge, knocking down two more triples on her way to 12 points. Freshman Harper Adams added nine points and brought great energy on the defensive end, while Addison Adams continued to set the tone defensively and contributed eight points. The Flames face a quick turnaround as they host the New Covenant Lady Flames tomorrow night at 6 PM. New Covenant currently sits second in the Class A District 3 power rankings.

What a way to inaugurate their new gym. The Shalom Lady Flames opened the facility in style, defeating the West Shore Christian Bobcats 68–22. Sydney Moore scored the first two varsity points ever in the new gym, giving the Flames a lead they would never relinquish. The Flames came out fast, scoring 22 points in the first quarter while holding the Bobcats to just six. Maya Lehman fueled the early surge with three three-pointers, and once again the Flames’ relentless defense set the tone. That defensive intensity continued into the second quarter, as Shalom added 20 more points—nine from Addison Adams—while allowing only five. The Flames stormed into halftime with a commanding 42–11 lead. Shalom’s scoring attack was well balanced throughout the night. Senior Addison Adams continued her impressive play, leading the team with 16 points. Senior Maya Lehman appears to have rediscovered her scoring touch, contributing 13 points for her fourth straight game in double figures. Sophomore Chloe Diller made the most of extended minutes, recording a career-high 12 points. Senior Emily Rebok added nine points while continuing to play lockdown defense. Sophomore Sydney Moore chipped in eight points while spending much of the game guarding the Bobcats’ top scorer. Freshman Harper Adams scored six points and continues to show steady improvement in all facets of the game, particularly on the defensive end. Julianna Myers, one of the team’s unsung heroes, consistently created opportunities for her teammates through strong defense and tough rebounding. After the game, Assistant Coach Allen Moore praised the team’s effort, saying, “What an incredibly unselfish game everyone played this evening.” The Lady Flames return to action on Monday, January 19th when they host the Camp Hill Lady Lions at 7:00 p.m.

Congratulations to the Shalom Lady Flames, who went on the road Monday night and earned a commanding 62–24 victory over the McConnellsburg Lady Spartans. The Flames’ offense struggled in the first half, but their stifling defense more than made up for it. McConnellsburg was limited to just three foul shots and two field goals before halftime, allowing Shalom to build a 23–7 lead at the break. Any offensive issues were quickly corrected at halftime, as the Flames exploded for 26 points in the third quarter. Seniors Maya Lehman and Addison Adams led the charge, with Lehman scoring 16 points and Adams adding 8 in the quarter. Julianna Myers continues to play a vital supporting role in the team’s success, providing outstanding defense and relentless effort on the boards. Sophomore Sydney Moore has also been impressive, playing lockdown defense and leading the team in blocks. Offensively, the story of the night belonged to three seniors who have been playing together since sixth grade. Lehman led the Flames with 23 points, including four three-pointers. Emily Rebok added 18 points, while Adams contributed 12. Together, the trio accounted for 53 of the Flames’ 62 points. The Lady Flames are back in action Thursday at 6:00 PM against West Shore Christian Academy. Thursday will also mark the first night of play in the new gymnasium at Shalom Christian Academy. Come out and enjoy a great night of basketball, beginning with the girls JV game at 3:30 PM.

Congratulations to the Shalom Lady Flames for going on the road and picking up a solid win against the Dayspring Lady Warriors. Four minutes into the game, the Flames held a slim 10–9 lead, but they closed the first quarter on a 12–2 run to take a 22–11 advantage, fueled by Maya Lehman’s 11 points in the opening period. Hats off to the Lady Warriors, who battled hard from start to finish and matched the Flames with nine points in the third quarter. However, Shalom pulled away in the fourth quarter, extending the lead and securing a 55–35 victory. The Flames’ defensive pressure kept the Warriors off balance all night. Julianna Myers continued to excel on the defensive end, and the team consistently generated offense through its defensive effort. Addison Adams led the Flames with 18 points while also delivering an excellent defensive performance. Lehman added 13 points, freshman Harper Adams contributed 9, and Emily Rebok scored 8 points in the fourth quarter to seal the win. Next up, the Lady Flames travel to McConnellsburg on Monday to face the Lady Spartans at 7:15 p.m. The game will be streamed on NFHS Livestream.

Congratulations to the Shalom Lady Flames on a dominant 50–7 home victory over the Fairfield Lady Knights on Monday evening. After two tough road losses over Christmas break, the Lady Flames were clearly happy to be back on their home court. The defense set the tone, holding a young Knights squad to just one field goal for the entire game. Shalom jumped out to a 14–3 lead in the first quarter and never looked back. The starters quickly built a comfortable margin, allowing Coach Lehman to give plenty of quality minutes to his bench players. Maya Lehman led all scorers with 15 points, while Addison Adams added 12. Emily Rebok and Sydney Moore each chipped in 7 points. Julianna Myer, who continues to shine on the defensive end and on the boards, contributed 5 points. The Lady Flames will travel to Mountville, Pa., on Thursday to face Dayspring Christian Academy and the Lady Warriors at 7:00 PM. A livestream link to the game will be available on Dayspring’s website.

Congrats to the Shalom Lady Flames, who came out sharp after a 10-day break and rolled past the York Country Day Lady Greyhounds, 49–21. The Flames set the tone early, holding the Greyhounds scoreless in the first quarter and allowing just three foul shots in the second on their way to a commanding 23–3 halftime lead. York Country Day’s Sydney Williams provided a spark in the third quarter, scoring six of her team-high 13 points, but the Flames’ balanced attack continued to extend the lead. Shalom moved the ball well and consistently created quality scoring opportunities, a hallmark of their unselfish play this season. Emily Rebok led all scorers with 14 points, followed by Sydney Moore and Harper Adams with 10 each. Addison Adams added eight points while delivering another outstanding defensive effort, and Maya Lehman controlled the tempo from the point guard position with a steady, composed performance. The Flames return to action on the road against Susquenita High on December 30 at 3:00 PM

Congratulations to the Shalom Lady Flames on an impressive 59–34 win over the Pequea Valley Lady Braves. The Braves came in with a strong résumé, returning a solid core from last year’s team that reached the District 3 AAA final in Hershey. The Lady Flames jumped out quickly, fueled by 10 first-quarter points from Emily Rebok, and led 19–12 after the opening period. They continued to extend the margin in the second quarter, taking a 33–21 lead into halftime. Shalom came out blazing in the third, knocking down four three-pointers by four different players and slamming the door with a dominant 16–3 quarter. The teams played evenly in the fourth, as the Braves were never able to make a run. On the night the Flames honored Addison Adams for reaching the 1,000-point milestone, she delivered again—scoring 20 points and playing outstanding defense on Braves point guard Janae Patterson. Her sister Harper Adams added three three-pointers on her way to 13 points. Sophomore Sydney Moore scored 11, and Maya Lehman added 5. Coach Lehman noted that the Flames played the best team defense he’s seen from them in three years. Julianna Myers, playing through an injury suffered on Saturday, came up big on the boards and anchored the interior defense. The Flames return to action at home against York Country Day on December 19 at 5:45 PM.

Congrats to the Shalom Lady Flames, who picked up another win this weekend and claimed the High Point Baptist Tournament championship. The Flames played a composed game against a very athletic and tenacious Lincoln Leadership Lady Lions team. Though the game felt much closer than the final score suggests, Shalom stayed focused and locked in defensively, pulling away for a 56–25 victory. Addison Adams scored 14 points and reached a major milestone, hitting her 1,000th career point on a three-pointer in the second quarter. Addison has been a huge part of the Flames’ success over the past four years. Her aggressive play, tenacious defense, and relentless pursuit of every rebound have all contributed to this well-earned achievement. Congrats, Addison—what an impressive accomplishment! The Flames also got strong contributions across the lineup: · Emily Rebok — 14 points · Harper Adams — 8 points · Julianna Meyer — 6 points plus a stack of key rebounds · Maya Lehman — 5 points while calmly controlling the floor against an athletic, high-pressure defense Great work, Lady Flames! Blessings, Doug Lehman Acts 20:24

Congrats to the Shalom Lady Flames on their 49–19 victory over the High Point Lady Eagles on Friday evening. Shalom came out strong, jumping to a 20–4 lead after the first quarter. The Flames’ offense created plenty of scoring opportunities, and their defensive intensity limited the Eagles’ chances all night. By halftime, Shalom had extended the lead to 35–12. In the second half, the Flames eased off the throttle but continued to widen the gap while giving valuable varsity minutes to their freshmen and sophomores. A bright spot for High Point was Lily Seifert, who led all scorers with 15 points. Seifert is poised for a strong season as she returns from the ACL tear, she suffered early last year. Shalom’s three seniors paced the offense once again: · Addison Adams — 13 points · Maya Lehman — 12 points · Emily Rebok — 11 points Freshman Harper Adams added 7. After struggling on the boards against Fairfield on Monday, the Flames bounced back and controlled the glass, often limiting the Eagles to just one shot per possession. Senior Addison Adams is now only 11 points away from reaching 1,000 career points. She’ll look to hit that milestone tomorrow against Lincoln Leadership Academy or on Monday at home. Tomorrow’s 10 a.m. game will be broadcast on the NFHS Network. The Flames played excellent team basketball once again and look to carry that momentum into tomorrow’s matchup against Lincoln Leadership Academy at High Point at 10 a.m.

The Shalom Lady Flames opened their season with an impressive 55–17 win over the Fairfield Lady Knights. The Flames came out strong, fueled by their three seniors—Addison Adams, Emily Rebok, and Maya Lehman—who combined for 17 of the team’s 23 first-quarter points. Their aggressive defense set the tone early, holding the Knights to just 3 points in the opening quarter. Shalom pushed the pace all night, using their transition game and tough defense to stay firmly in control. The strong lead also allowed the Flames to rotate deep into their bench, giving several younger players valuable varsity minutes. Rebok led the scoring with 14 points, followed by Adams with 10. Sydney Moore, Chloe Diller, and Harper Adams each added 8 points. Lehman delivered another strong performance distributing the ball, and Julianna Myers stood out on the boards and on defense, taking on the Lady Knights’ strongest player. A great way to start the season, Lady Flames!?Next up: on the road at High Point Baptist this Friday at 6 p.m.