A Thousand Cheers! Mia Intenzo Soars into Moorestown History with Monumental Milestone

There are just some moments in high school sports that feel absolutely electric, don't you think? Like when a player, someone you’ve watched grow and develop over seasons, finally hits that incredible career milestone. Well, January 25th, 2026, was precisely one of those nights for Moorestown High School’s girls’ basketball team, as their very own Mia Intenzo etched her name into the program’s history books, surpassing the monumental 1,000-point mark in a thrilling victory over Rancocas Valley.

The air was thick with anticipation, you could practically feel it crackle. Everyone in the gym knew Mia was close, just a few baskets away from a feat only a handful of players ever achieve. And then it happened: a crucial free throw, swishing through the net with perfect precision, marking her 1,000th career point. The crowd erupted! It wasn't just a point; it was a testament to years of dedication, countless practices, and an unwavering passion for the game. Her teammates, coaches, and the entire Moorestown community celebrated with pure joy and admiration – a truly special moment to witness.

Beyond that incredible personal milestone, Intenzo didn't just stop there. She was an absolute force on the court all night, pouring in a team-high 16 points against a tough Rancocas Valley squad. But her impact went far beyond scoring; she truly orchestrated the offense, dishing out an impressive 6 assists, snatching 3 steals, and even adding a block. It’s that kind of all-around playmaking, you see, that truly defines a standout athlete, making everyone around her better and elevating the team’s performance.

Of course, basketball is a team sport, and Moorestown certainly delivered as a cohesive unit. Bella Uribe stepped up big time, adding a solid 13 points to the scoreboard, showing her scoring prowess. Not to be outdone, Grace Scarpello contributed a very respectable 8 points, keeping the pressure on RV. Their collective effort was instrumental in securing a convincing 49-34 win. On the other side, Rancocas Valley's Kayla Bennett fought hard, leading her team with 12 points, but it just wasn't enough to overcome Moorestown's strong performance that evening.

So, with this memorable win, Mia Intenzo not only propelled her team to another victory but also solidified her legacy, becoming only the seventh player in the illustrious history of Moorestown girls’ basketball to reach the 1,000-point milestone. It’s a remarkable achievement that will undoubtedly inspire future generations of Quakers athletes. What a night for Mia, for the team, and for everyone who loves the spirit of high school sports!