Hall High School girls basketball team defeated Computer Science 54-25 in West Hartford on Tuesday night.

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Shadiya Blackwood is trying to get an offensive drive going. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

By Savannah Cote. Photos by Craig Rosenberg

The Hall Titans delivered a complete performance on both ends of the floor Tuesday night, defeating Computer Science 54-25 behind balanced scoring and consistent defensive pressure.

Hall set the tone early in the first quarter, opening the game with a strong defensive effort, highlighted by a breakup from Aliza Schleif. Offensively, Anya Leshem led the early surge with two layups and a steal, while Leah Berey added a 2-point basket. Abigail Jarrett capped the quarter with a 3-pointer and a steal as Hall jumped out to a commanding 16-4 lead.

Leah Berey on an offensive drive. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

The Titans continued to build momentum in the second quarter. Leshem and Berey combined for multiple layups, with Berey also contributing a rebound and a steal. Inside scoring from Elsie Muska and back-to-back baskets by Emma Hynes helped extend the lead, while Shadiya Blackwood added a layup late in the quarter.

Hall entered halftime firmly in control, leading 30-11.

Hall drives to the basket. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

In the third quarter, Hall maintained its pace. Hynes scored twice inside, and Leshem added another layup. Alexa Reilly followed with a 3 of her own, pushing the Titans’ advantage to 41-16 heading into the final period.

The fourth quarter saw Hall close out the game with steady execution. Blackwood contributed a rebound and a 2-point basket, while Brooklyn Baylor added a layup. Leshem finished the scoring as the Titans secured the 54-25 victory.

Aliza Schleif takes a shot. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

Hall’s defensive intensity and balanced offensive contributions throughout all four quarters proved to be the difference in the decisive win over the now 2-6 Eagles.

Next up for the Titans (7-3) is an away game at SMSA on Friday evening.

Shadiya Blackwood on defense. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

Hall’s bench looking on. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

Aliza Schleif is shooting. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

Hall’s starting lineup during the National Anthem. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

Hall’s starting lineup strategizing. Hall vs. Computer Science girls basketball. Jan. 13, 2026. Photo credit: Craig Rosenberg

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