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Christian Academy-Louisville 2009/2010

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What does Christian Academy-Louisville need to do to improve in 2009/2010? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

Is it true that a new, young, capable, stud player is coming into the C.A.L. program from JCPS and joining the team? If so, they may be pretty storng again.

Supposedly true - the girl with the first name China (I think full name is China Dow but could be mistaken) - she played in Eastern's system as a middle schooler and is for real - if true that could be a replacement for what they lost in Buchanon, and hence they are right back in the mix in what will be a repeat of last year's strong array of 7th Region squads.

China Dow played with CAL in the state AAU high school tourney and played well. Antonita Slaughter, China Dow, Allison Karst, and Anna Hart and others give CAL a lot of firepower.

She could push them over the top?

China is a beast. She can get out of control at times but as she develops and matures, hopefully that will take care of itself. On the positive side, she's probably in the 90 percentile athletic-wise for girls. She actually plays more like a boy, like maybe a Cierra Ricketts.

 

I don't know about pushing them over the top, but she should be a great one.

China is the real deal if she learns to play under control and with her new teammates.

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