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Congratulations Alyssa DeRichie, Jocelyn Ford, Taylor Chaffee, and Maria Thannhauser All Regional Elite 10 Team
Congratulations Alyssa DeRichie, Jocelyn Ford, Taylor Chaffee, and Maria Thannhauser All Regional Elite 10 Team PDF Print E-mail
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DeRichie plays in a Horseheads system where individual statistics take a back seat to victories. The Blue Raiders finished with a 17-3 record and advanced to the STAC and Section 4 Class AA championship games thanks largely to her play. ... She averaged 12.8 points, 6.2 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game. ... "Alyssa sacrifices her personal goals every game for the team effort," Horseheads coach Andy Scott said. "She can drive it, shoot the mid-range jumper and she can stick the 3."

Ford was the leading scorer on a Bobcats team that lost in overtime of the Section 4 Class B final. She led Lansing with averages of 18.2 points and 7 rebounds per game. ... She also shot 74 percent from the foul line and was Lansing's best 3-point shooter, and averaged 3.2 steals and 2.2 assists per game. ... "She is a good facilitator. A lot of good things happen when she had the ball," Lansing coach Stu Dean said. "I think the greatest compliment I could give her is the things she does rub off on her teammates."

Chaffee dominated inside and outside to the tune of 20 points and 12 rebounds per game. ... She'll enter her junior season needing 39 points for 1,000. ... Selected as MVP in the IAC South Large School Division. ... "She's very difficult to guard. She's hard to match up with because of the ability she has at her size," Watkins Glen head coach Michelle Simiele said. "She's a great team player, so when other teams focus on her, she has the ability to pass and hit teammates for open shots."

Thannhauser was Newfield's leading scorer at 18.5 points per game and one of the Trojans' best rebounders, pulling down eight per contest. ... She also averaged around three assists per game. ... One of Thannhauser's biggest assets is her strength, which allowed her to get to the basket, take contact and still score. ... "She's a great team player and a real workaholic," said Newfield coach Gary Emerson. "She was always in the gym working out. She's a great student in the classroom, and a great example for the other players."