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Rockcastle County's Sarah Hammond is picking up attention from UConn

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Jackie Alexander is at Army this year, Abney to MTSU. Rowe went to Kentucky but did not play.

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Thanks, JJ. Abney was the only one I could think of--I wasn't counting Jackie, either!

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Sarah Rowe shouldn't count because she never played. She quit not long after making the team as a walkon.

 

The third is Cindy McCauley who played for Marshall in the mid-90s...Johnna Abney and Jackie Alexander are the other two who have signed full scholarships in girls basketball history from the Rock. One note is there have noit been any boys players to do so.

Actually there could be three possible D-1 players on Rockcastle this year. Sara of course, Angie Lawrence and Makayla Hunter who is only a Sophomore.

I heard Sara had a great visit at Louisville this past weekend! Looks like she could be Louisville bound!

I heard Sara had a great visit at Louisville this past weekend! Looks like she could be Louisville bound!

 

Wouldn't be a surprise I don't think. Someone close to the situation told me back during the summer that was a strong possibility.

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If I'm not mistaken she's got a visit in the near future up at UConn so I would hold off on saying she is Louisville bound. Getting to play for UConn or Tennessee in women's basketball is like getting to play for UK, Duke or UNC on the guys side so the opportunity is still there for her to choose someone like UConn. either way, I wish Sara nothing but the best and I wholeheartedly think she'll pick whatever is the best for her. Best of luck in the upcoming season and with your college choice Sara!

If I'm not mistaken she's got a visit in the near future up at UConn so I would hold off on saying she is Louisville bound. Getting to play for UConn or Tennessee in women's basketball is like getting to play for UK, Duke or UNC on the guys side so the opportunity is still there for her to choose someone like UConn. either way, I wish Sara nothing but the best and I wholeheartedly think she'll pick whatever is the best for her. Best of luck in the upcoming season and with your college choice Sara!

 

 

I agree, but she may want to play closer to home. I heard alot about her during the state tourney. Look forward to keeping up with her this year.

I've seen Sarah and her sister in a different venue - track - and it was evident since they were very young that they both would be special athletes.:thumb:

Mark it down, it's an honor to be recruited by UCONN, but she's going to Louisville. Uconn came into the picture a little late.

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Oh don't get me wrong, I think she'll end up at Louisville but wouldn't be surprised to see her go to UConn...just saying nothing is final until its final.

I would've never bet against Western getting Sara, but she needs to go where her heart tells her. I wish her all the best!!

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I would've never bet against Western getting Sara, but she needs to go where her heart tells her. I wish her all the best!!

 

I totally trust she'll end up where her heart leads her. She seems like she's got a good head on her shoulders so she'll make the right decision for her and her family.

How come she is not being recruted by UK? Their womens program is on the upswing now.

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