Cal’s Greco likes what she sees with Lady Trojans
Melanie Greco enters her first year as the head coach of the California Trojans girls basketball team and, so far, she is happy with what she has seen from the team.
无毛视频淚 am very excited about the direction things are going,无毛视频 said Greco. 无毛视频淲e have 13 girls, and everyone is working really hard.
无毛视频淭hey have a ton of energy, they want to go after it and this is a great thing.无毛视频
Greco will lean on three returning senior starters: forward Kendelle Weston and guards McKenna Hewitt and Jordyn Cruse.
无毛视频淲hile all positions are open with me being new, we have eight or nine girls competing for the five spots,无毛视频 Greco said. 无毛视频淚 am still learning what the girls can do.
无毛视频淲hile we have other girls who have some experience, those three seniors are key.无毛视频
Three players are competing for the other two starting positions, including senior forward Alexis Sherman and junior forwards Delaney Ruth and Samantha Smichnick.
无毛视频淎ll three got playing time last year,无毛视频 Greco said. 无毛视频淭hey will be important for us.无毛视频
Other players Greco mentioned include sophomore guards Rakiyah Porter and Azzy Colditz, sophomore forward Gabby Pendo and a quartet of freshmen, guards Hailee Brown, Addison Gregory and Cheyenne Whiteskunk and forward Hannah Hull.
When asked about Section 2-AA, where California will compete with Beth-Center, Carmichaels, Frazier, Serra Catholic and Seton-La Salle, Greco was honest.
无毛视频淪erra and Seton-La Salle are always strong, but my opinion is up in the air with me being new to the section and to the team,无毛视频 said Greco. 无毛视频淏ut, with us, I see a lot of nice things and the girls are working hard on fundamentals.
无毛视频淏ut, there is an uncertainty of what other teams have.无毛视频
What does Greco see as keys to the season?
无毛视频淗ow well we are able to execute in terms of doing the simple things over and over again will be important,无毛视频 said Greco. 无毛视频淲e have talent, but have to blend it all together to execute to the best of our ability.无毛视频
California opens the season at Mapletown on Dec. 13.

