What does Gallatin County need to do to improve in 2009/2010? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

The 2009/10 Cats will be very young with no Seniors. Have four juniors coming back with a lot of Varsity experience. The rest of the roster will comprise of several middle schoolers and Freshman, several of which will play key roles.

I've heard they have played very well so far this summer. Glad to hear!!:thumb:

What does Gallatin County need to do to improve in 2009/2010? What do they need to keep doing to be successful? Remember, please be constructive.

 

Hope for a pair of transfers from Michigan ...

 

The 2009/10 Cats will be very young with no Seniors. Have four juniors coming back with a lot of Varsity experience. The rest of the roster will comprise of several middle schoolers and Freshman, several of which will play key roles.

 

:sssh:

You must have had a good visit to Michigan I assume.

Hope for a pair of transfers from Michigan ...

 

 

 

:sssh:

I have been working on that. I think that Gallatin has a bright future, but it would get much brighter with a couple of 72 inchers.

I really think Gallatin will surprise people this year.

You must have had a good visit to Michigan I assume.

 

:thumb::thumb:

Guard play will have a great factor on how far the Lady Cats can go this season. They return to experencied post players and a post player in Brooke Hill who can take over the game whenever she wants. They are very young at point guard but having 2 juniors who have varsity experience should help. The bench is also very young in age and experience on a varsity level. I believe the Lady Cats will surprise some people in some games and then other games they will look like a young team still trying to figure out how to play on a varsity level on a consistent basis.