Raiderette complete season stats compiled
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Front- Sam Stewart and Jaycee Knight
Middle- Tabby Henle, Payten Lambert, Kaylie Shields, Maddie Stewart, MaKenna Jones, MaKayla Jones
Back- Thad Streit, Hope Whittington, Zoey Larsen, Channler Henle, Halsie Barnes, Rachel Sobotka, Alexa Anderson, Alexis Greenland, Jill Kniep, Tegan Streit, Randy Gregg, Tiffany Bolles
Girls Basketball Season Statistics
(Bold denotes team leader)
Pts FG 3Pts FT Rebounds Asst Stl Blk
Sam Stewart 568 244-411 12-39 68-107 82 70 106 6
Channler Henle 220 81-219 26-99 32-47 113 53 41 15
Rachel Sobotka 202 74-167 9-25 45-68 155 40 29 11
Maddie Stewart 149 48-146 11-44 42-71 58 56 53 0
Jaycee Knight 109 37-97 5-20 30-50 111 36 27 11
Alexa Anderson 61 26-66 0-1 9-15 101 12 13 6
MaKayla Jones 60 17-85 11-59 15-26 50 53 31 0
Tegan Streit 23 7-15 3-6 6-11 11 2 1 0
Halsie Barnes 11 5-14 0-0 1-2 23 5 6 3
Payten Lambert 5 2-4 1-1 0-0 5 2 1 0
Hope Whittington 2 1-10 0-5 0-0 3 5 3 0
The Raiderettes ended their season with a 19-4 record, falling to Logan-Magnolia in the semi-final round of districts.
Throughout the season, the Raiderettes set records and saw a gutsy team pull off wins while trailing most of the game.
The Raiderettes will lose two seniors, Sam Stewart and Jaycee Knight, but will bring back experience as well as talent with the current underclassman varsity starters and junior varsity squad.
Sam Stewart joined the 1,000 point club this season as well as became the Raiderette basketball all-time scorer and broke the record for most points scored in a game with 45 points.
Stewart led the team in points, assists, and steals.
Knight scored 109 points on the season and accounted for 111 rebounds, 36 assists, 27 steals and 11 blocks.
“Jaycee did a lot of little things that don’t show in the stat book,” said coach Thad Streit. “She was a big part of this team and we will miss her.”
Rachel Sobotka led the team in rebounds with 155 but also was the third leading scorer on the team with 202 points, just behind Channler Henle who had 220.
Henle saw 113 rebounds, 53 assists and 41 steals along with leading the team in blocks with 15.
The Raiderettes will look to a new leader next year as they look for a State bid once more.
