Prep Girls Hoops 5 Best Elizabeth Seton vs St. John’s Prep
5 players that stood out from Elizabeth Seton’s win over St. John’s Prep Elizabeth Seton came out red hot jumping out to a 22-8 first quarter lead over St. John’s Catholic Prep. Senior Tian Addison scored 6 of 13 points…
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Continue Reading5 players that stood out from Elizabeth Seton’s win over St. John’s Prep
Elizabeth Seton came out red hot jumping out to a 22-8 first quarter lead over St. John’s Catholic Prep. Senior Tian Addison scored 6 of 13 points in the first period and the remainder by halftime as the Roadrunners went into the break with a commanding 39-11 lead at the break. Freshman Gia Cooke came off the bench for Seton and led all scorers with a game high 20 points. The Vikings were led by junior Kayla Cooper who gave a tough effort scoring 8 points and securing 12 boards. In the end the IAAM team was no match for their WCAC opponent as Seton won every quarter for a 61-29 victory for Coach David Bell’s team.
Tian AddisonMost Valuable Player – Tian Addison (E.Seton)
- Tian Addison made a lot of plays during the game, in the first half it was her scoring and in the second half her vision and defense took over. She is really quick and is very deceptive in transition Tian ended with 11 assists and 6 steals to go along with her 13 points.
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Gia Cooke
(cracks a smile after diving for a loose ball)Best offensive performance – Gia Cooke (E.Seton)Gia Cooke was impressive on the offensive end scoring 20 points with an array of drives and finishes. She came off the bench to lead all scorers and made an immediate impact in the game. She finishes well after contact and was impressive at getting to the line and making free throws. Gia was awarded the game’s map award.
- Best defensive performance – Lillian Harris (SJCP)
Lillian Harris showed off her shot blocking ability on the defensive end. She had multiple blocks where she was able to keep tot ball in play and get the offense started for her team. She has good timing as she is able to avoid fouls while blocking shots.
Best under-the-radar performance – A Carter (E. Seton)
- Carter finished the game with 11 points and was very consistent throughout the game scoring in every quarter. She can be a huge factor if the Roadrunners are to finish in the top half of the WCAC
Best rebounder – Kayla Cooper (SJCP)
Kayla was impressive on the boards which was huge as she received the mvp award for her team. She also led her team in scoring with 8 points. She continued to play hard even as her team trailed by double digits and was one of the best players on the floor during the day.