Stillwater head coach Matthew LeMoyne enters his second year at the helm of the Warriors and feels his squad is on the right track. “The transition into year two has been a bit smoother for everyone involved. The girls know what we value as a team and the areas we need to work on.”
This year LeMoyne will look for leadership from a trio of returning players in sophomore Marley Mueller, junior Brooke Pickett and senior Amiya Jennings. Mueller led the team in scoring a year ago as a freshman.
“I’ve liked our team speed and athleticism thus far”, said LeMoyne. “We’re not blessed with a ton of height, but we’re athletic in the backcourt and have a big that can score.” Continue reading
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More times than not when a team goes 25-2 and makes it to the state Final Four as Cambridge did just a year ago, the graduation stage in June forces a rebuild the following season. And while the Indians graduated four players that will be missed in Helen Mooney, Grace Snyder, Victoria Dupuis and Haley Herrington, the cupboard is certainly not bare for head coach Bob Phillips.
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