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Girl's Varsity Basketball
The W-H Varsity Girls' Basket­ ball Team had an impressive 17-6
record.
Freshman point guard, Sarah
Williamson displayed her speed on the court and agile ball han­ dling ability contributing to sev­ eral of the teams points and lead­ ing the way with steals and fast breaks. Another asset to the team is sophomore shooting guard, Alyia Latif. Mr. Everhart proudly claims that Latif is the most con­ sistent and best outside shooter.
He considers small forward Naya Lyons as the defensive spe­ cialist of the team. Paige Thompson, the sixth man, pro­ vides the team with a "spark off the bench." Nicole Everhart, the sophomore center is also having a good year. She has already set both a season and career record for blocked shots. Another defender. Junior power forward, Michelle Parker holds the rebounding rec­ ord pulling down nine per game.
A rem arkable aspect of this team is its relatively small size with just nine members. With the loss of two seniors, Mr. Everhart is concerned w ith num bers next year. Luckily four of the five start­ ers are returning and hopefully they will improve their game by next year.
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