Sarah Tate developed into an outstanding two-way player at all five positions in her second season as a Legend.  Her main contributions came as a point guard and post, as she became an equal threat on the inside, outside and driving.  She also plays on the 6^th grade team.

Sarah led her team in scoring (109 points, 7.2 pg), three pointers (3), rebounds (127, 8.5 pg), steals (31) and blocked shots (57, 3.8 pg).  She shot 36% from the floor.  Had 13 points and 14 rebounds in 20-15 victory against first place Brakoo in JMC winter league.  Hit game clinching lefty layup in first win of the season. Had season high 15 points vs. Clearfield.  

She played last year on the 5th grade Legends team, and on the Fall 2017 6th grade team on which she led the team in scoring.

Lydia “LT” Tate worked herself into a dynamic point guard that could score off the dribble and from the outside, playing up one year on the 5^th grade team.  As the season progressed she became a strong distributor of the ball. She also plays on the 6^th grade team.

LT was led the team in assists with 16 and was third in scoring with 50 points.  She was fourth on the team in rebounds with 39, and first among the guards.  She also had 13 steals.  LT had 2 assists and 7 rebounds in big win over first place Brakoo, including the shot that gave the Legends the lead.  Had 3 assists, 7 rebounds and career high 13 points on 6-8 shooting vs. Clearfield.

She played last year on the 5th grade Legends team, and on the Fall 2017 6th grade team.

Reese Fischer is a veteran that plays all three guard positions.  Reese has won a championship, has had a second place season and an undefeated season in past years with the Legends.  This year she was a strong scorer, defender and point guard for her team.

Reese was second on the team in assists with 10, and fourth in scoring with 40 points, hitting 25% from the floor.  She was also third on the team with steals with 18.  Reese had a career high 10 points on 4-7 shooting in a close loss to the 6^th grade Dragonhoopla team.  She had 12 points in the three game Clearfield Shootout.

Lily Williams finished her first year as a Legend, playing up one year as a 4^th grader on a 5^th grade team.  Lily is one of the fastest Legends and quickly developed into an aggressive defender and long range shooting threat.

Lily had 21 points and was fourth on the team in steals with 17.  She also forced many jump balls by tying up offensive players.  Had 6 assists on the season.  Scored 8 points in each of the Clearfield Shootouts.  Her most productive game came against Clearfield when she score 6 points to go with 2 assists, 4 rebounds and 2 steals.

Sarah Williams completed her first year as a Legend, playing up one year as a 4^th grader on a 5^th grade team.  Sarah develop into a tough inside player that battled for every rebound and loose ball, and developed a nice short bank shot.

Sarah had 33 rebounds on the year, including 20 offensive rebounds, despite often being the smallest post on the court.  She also scored 14 points, almost all on tough contested inside shots.  Was second on the team with 11 rebounds in the first two game Clearfield shootout, where she also scored 6 points.

Love’ McGriff finished her first season as a Legend.  Love’ began to user her great athleticism to her advantage as she became a very intelligent player, leading to many steals, rebounds and defensive stops in the post.

Love' had 26 points on the season and was third on the team in rebounding with 63.  She had 40 offensive rebounds.  Love’ also had 13 steals and forced many jump balls.  Her most important plays came in a two point loss to Holidaysburg when she forced OT with two huge shots down the stretch. Led the team with 7 points on 3-4 shooting and 7 rebounds in that game.  Had 6 points in the final game of the year on 3-5 shooting.