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Hailey Anderson Cooper High School

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Hailey Anderson finished her career at Cooper this weekend in the 9th region championship game, and she went out firing with 25 points, almost pulling the game out for Cooper. She played great in all 3 regional games, and fans attending the regional got to see what a special player she is. In my opinion she has been extremely underrated during her 4 year varsity career at Cooper. She finished as a 1000 point scorer at Cooper, but stats don't do her game justice. Hailey is one of the hardest workers you'll find anywhere, constantly working on her game and looking to improve. I had the pleasure of being one of her coaches over the last few years, and she was an absolute joy to coach. She is like another coach on the floor, she knows the game as well as anyone and the best part is she is coachable as the day is long! Her best basketball is still ahead of her and I can't wait to see where she ends up playing college basketball. Hailey, thanks for a great career and for being such a role model for young players in NKY!

Hailey Anderson finished her career at Cooper this weekend in the 9th region championship game, and she went out firing with 25 points, almost pulling the game out for Cooper. She played great in all 3 regional games, and fans attending the regional got to see what a special player she is. In my opinion she has been extremely underrated during her 4 year varsity career at Cooper. She finished as a 1000 point scorer at Cooper, but stats don't do her game justice. Hailey is one of the hardest workers you'll find anywhere, constantly working on her game and looking to improve. I had the pleasure of being one of her coaches over the last few years, and she was an absolute joy to coach. She is like another coach on the floor, she knows the game as well as anyone and the best part is she is coachable as the day is long! Her best basketball is still ahead of her and I can't wait to see where she ends up playing college basketball. Hailey, thanks for a great career and for being such a role model for young players in NKY!

 

Very true!

Hailey Anderson finished her career at Cooper this weekend in the 9th region championship game, and she went out firing with 25 points, almost pulling the game out for Cooper. She played great in all 3 regional games, and fans attending the regional got to see what a special player she is. In my opinion she has been extremely underrated during her 4 year varsity career at Cooper. She finished as a 1000 point scorer at Cooper, but stats don't do her game justice. Hailey is one of the hardest workers you'll find anywhere, constantly working on her game and looking to improve. I had the pleasure of being one of her coaches over the last few years, and she was an absolute joy to coach. She is like another coach on the floor, she knows the game as well as anyone and the best part is she is coachable as the day is long! Her best basketball is still ahead of her and I can't wait to see where she ends up playing college basketball. Hailey, thanks for a great career and for being such a role model for young players in NKY!

 

Thanks for sharing @coachtf

 

I wish more members shared stories like this on BGP.

 

Well done Hailey!

Really nice player. And underrated.

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