Natalie Huggins has developed into a strong playmaker and defender.  She completed her second year as a Legend.

Natalie was 4^th on the team in assists (8), all coming during the winter season as she developed her passing skills.  She tripled her rebounding total from her first season finishing with 42.  Natalie had a knack for grabbing offensive rebounds and hitting put backs.  She used her strength to box out bigger players and stop drives to the basket.  She was third on the team in rebounding during the winter JMC season.  Had a strong Little Cats Winter Tournament with 2 assists and 2 points. Had 8 points on the season. 

Natalie Huggins transitioned from post to guard as the season progressed and was the primary inbounder.  Natalie became a strong help defender using her size to disrupt drives to the basket and became more sure handed as the season went on.  She had 5 rebounds in the two playoff games.  Scored a huge basket in a victory in the Juniata Valley YMCA March Madness.

Mira developed into a floor leader at point guard and is a very well-rounded player.  She completed her second year as a Legend.

Mira led her team in shooting percentage (24%) and was tied for second on the team in assists (16) and was second in scoring (53 pts).  She uses both her left and right hands to score and make plays.  She had 12 points against Mifflin County in the Little Cats Holiday Tournament on 6/10 shooting.   She was 2^nd in assists and 3^rd in steals in the JMC Winter League and tied for the most points in the JMC 5^th Grade Fall League.  She finished with 51 rebounds and 41 steals on the season.  For her career Mira has 103 points, 103 rebounds, 70 steals and 17 assists.

Mira Coble had a stellar first season playing both post and guard.  She was second on the team in assists with 6, 4^th in rebounds with 52, 4^th on the team in steals with 26 and 2^nd in scoring with 50 points.  Developed into a strong ball handler with both hands.  Had the game winning basket in the semi-final win in which she had 4 points and 6 rebounds.   Had 10 points in victory over the Hot Shots.

Ally blossomed into a well-rounded player showing her versatility at all 3 guard positions.  She finished her second year as a Legend.

Ally used her athleticism to create steals on defense and her court vision to create scoring opportunities for her teammates.  She led the team in assists (19), steals (102) and offensive rebounds (44). She finished 3^rd on the team in rebounds (81).  Ally developed into a point guard during the season.  She led the team with 21 foul shot attempts.  Had a strong Lewistown March Madness Tournament including 8 points and 5 steals against Huntingdon.  She finished the season with 35 points.  In her career Allie has 130 steals, 138 rebounds, 23 assists and 64 points.

Ally Swauger played post and was a big presence in the paint on offense and defense.   She was 4^th on the team in scoring with 29 points, second in rebounding with 57 and third in steals with 28.  Ally ran the pick and roll very effectively and was very active on defense.  Game high was 6 points.  Grabbed the final rebound to clinch the semi-final victory.  Led the team in offensive rebounds with 39.

Nora Marsh is a well-rounded post player who makes her presence known on offense and defense.  She completed her 1^st year as a Legend.

Nora led her team in blocked shots (23) and foul shooting percentage, hitting 60% from the charity stripe.  She was second on her team in rebounds (92) and offensive rebounds (40), which often led to her trips to the foul line.  She led her team in rebounds and blocked shots in the 5^th grade Fall season.  Nora is a strong defensive player, protecting the paint to help her teammates while covering the other team’s post players. She had 6 points in the Lewistown March Madness Tournament and had a season high 5 points against Clearfield.  Had 32 points on the season.

Victoria made great growth at point guard with her strong ball handing and playmaking skills, and is always cool under pressure.  She finished her second year as a Legend.

Victoria was tied for second on her team in assists (16).   While she focused mainly on moving the ball to open teammates she could score when her team needed her.  She had 6 points in the Lewistown March Madness Tournament.  She had an exceptional Little Cats Holiday Tournament with 8 points and 4 assists, including 4 points in the championship game.  Had 3 assists in the Philipsburg Fall Shootout.  Finished the season with 22 points.  In her career has 21 assists, 56 rebounds, 48 steals and 30 points.

Victoria Witmer played all three guard positions and used both the left and right side of the court.  She was a sure handed defender grabbing 14 steals and 16 rebounds.  She also handed out 5 assists for fourth best on the team.  Had an assist and 3 rebounds in the semi-final win.  Had 4 second half points in exciting tie at the JMC leading the team in a 9 point comeback.  Made first lefty layup for the team.

Ruby developed into an offensive and defensive threat at the post.  She completed her second year as a Legend.

Ruby was an outstanding interior defender lending support to her teammates while defending the paint.  She grabbed 71 rebounds and was 3^rd on her team in blocked shots (21).  She was second on her team in rebounds during the JMC Winter league.  Had a big impact in shootouts and tournaments.  Had 6 points in the Lewistown March Madness Tournament, had 11 rebounds (2^nd on the team) in the Philipsburg Fall Shootout, and had a huge basket in the semi-finals of the Little Cats Holiday Tournament.  Ruby now has 80 rebounds in her career.

Ruby Weight made steady progress during the season and became a force on the inside.  Ruby developed her boxing out technique and helped seal the inside for rebounds.  She was also an aggressive help defender.  Had 2 rebounds in a victory over the Hot Shots and a particularly strong defensive game against Tyrone in a tough loss.

Katherine joined the team for the winter season and developed into a strong perimeter player. 

2019-20

Katherine’s contribution steadily increased as the season went on.  She excelled in the winter shootout and spring tournament.  She had 4 points in the Philipsburg Winter Shootout including a beautiful left-handed move.  She had 6 points and 2 assists in the Lewistown March Madness tournament.  Overall she shot 20% from the floor.  Katherine finished the season with 12 points and 24 steals.