Sophomore Katie Reichert’s three points per game represent
the only scoring Park Hill will return. Reichert along with senior Davon Thomas
and junior Regina Bolin are the players who have played at the varsity level
before. Neeser says while Thomas and fellow seniors Jaeden Cordes and Darion
Peterson have done a good job of leading the team so far in practice, they will
be just like the rest of the team in looking to overcome their lack of
experience.
“They’ve been working hard. They do everything we ask them
to do, there’s just not a lot of experience,” Neeser said. “Until we get more
experience under our belt, we’re going to have a hard time being competitive.”
Speed is one thing the Trojans hope they can use this season
to attack teams on defense with, especially since most of the lineup is made up
of guards.
“We don’t have very much height, but we do have some speed
so we’re going to try to use that to the best of our ability,” Neeser said.
“We’re going to try trapping a little and spread it out, so we can maybe get a
few easy layups.”
Park Hill will have a whole host of players in different
roles as the season goes on including sophomores Murphy Crowl, Kaylyn Magee,
and Jaleiyah Gibbs. As their coach said, we won’t know much about this year’s
Lady Trojan squad until their first couple games.
“Until you turn on the lights, you can’t ever be sure what
you have or what their potential might be,” Neeser said.
Park Hill starts the season off with some key early season
matchups with North Kansas City (Dec. 6th), Platte County (Dec. 10th),
and Kearney (Dec. 13th).
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