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SPRING CONDITIONING
REMINDER:Lady Tribe Spring conditioning starts back up Monday March 21st and Wednesday March 23rd 6PM to 8PM at Anderson High School in the main gym.
Sunday, March 20
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Thursday, March 17
McGhee named best junior college player
By George Bremer The Herald Bulletin
ANDERSON, Ind. — Faith and hard work.
That’s the magic combination former Anderson High School star Jasmine McGhee said has transformed her into the best junior college women’s basketball player in the nation.
The Women’s Basketball Coaches Association announced Tuesday that McGhee has been named the State Farm/WBCA Junior College/Community College Player of the Year. The Vincennes University sophomore will be honored during the NCAA Women’s Final Four next month in Indianapolis.
“I think I did pretty good this year,” McGhee said. “I worked pretty hard in the summer. I do have faith in Jesus, and I really think it was Him who got me to this point.”
McGhee led the Lady Trailblazers to a 27-2 record this season and the No. 2 ranking in the final NJCAA poll. She scored 19 points and pulled down nine rebounds Tuesday night in a 91-66 victory against Wallace State (Ala.) in the first round of the NJCAA National Champoionship Tournament in Salinas, Kan.
McGhee led Vincennes this season in scoring (16.8 points per game) and rebounding (9.6). The Lady Trailblazers were scheduled to play Northern Oklahoma in the second round Tuesday night. The game was not completed in time for this edition.
“It’s been a wonderful experience, actually, because we’ve been winning most of our games,” McGhee said. “Everyone plays together and gets along well. It’s a lot of fun.”
McGhee went to Vincennes with hopes of earning an NCAA Div. I scholarship. That goal also has been achieved this year.
She’s made a verbal commitment to play next winter at Indiana University.
“I’m very excited,” she said. “I hope I can come out and make an impact on their team. I hope I can fit in.”
McGhee said she’ll likely sit down and talk with her cousin Gary, a starter for Pitt’s No. 1-seeded men’s basketball team, sometime before she moves to Bloomington next fall.
“I look up to my big cousin,” she said.
But first, all of her focus is on the NJCAA tournament in Kansas. The Lady Trailblazers have an opportunity to bring home a national championship, and that’s not something McGhee is taking for granted.
“It’s an experience not very many people have a chance to get here,” she said. “Hopefully, we’ll get a chance to win the tournament.”
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