The Secaucus High School girls basketball team was previewed by The Jersey Journal over the weekend. The preview delves into the program's veteran roster led by Senior captain Lindsey Mack, who has already committed to Fairleigh Dickinson University. Coach John Sterling, entering his 11th season with the team, is quoted extensively in the article, which … [Read more...]
Lindsey Mack Highlighted by The Jersey Journal
Secaucus High School basketball player Lindsey Mack was the focus of The Jersey Journal's "Senior Spotlight" over the weekend. The article focuses on Mack's offseason training regimen, which includes instruction at a facility in Neptune and a gym in Fair Lawn. Mack, who has already committed to Fairleigh Dickinson University, averaged 17.9 points, 6.9 rebounds and 2.7 … [Read more...]
Secaucus Girls Basketball Dominates All-NJIC Honors
The Secaucus High School girls' basketball team landed six players on the 2017 All-NJIC teams, including a division-leading three on the First Team. No other team in the Liberty Division had more than five players given All-NJIC honors and Secaucus was the only team to have more than two players named to the First Team. Patriots junior Lindsey Mack, sophomore Amanda … [Read more...]
Secaucus Girls Basketball Rolling in Tournament
The girls basketball team began the Hudson County tournament last Tuesday with a complete dominance of Hoboken. Led by player of the game Julia McClure, Secaucus stunned the Red Wings 63-16. McClure lead the team with 16 points, 32 rebounds and 13 assists. The other leading scorers were Andie Lennon with 10 points, Alyson Toman with nine points and Kristina Ulrich with … [Read more...]
Secaucus Girls’ Basketball Team Rolling
The Secaucus High School girls' basketball team has been playing great basketball so far this season. They have a 15-5 record and are undefeated at 6-0 on the road. As of now, they are third in the North Jersey Section 1 group 1 bracket. The team has also seen a pair of teammates reach milestones in the last few weeks as Andie Lennon and fellow junior Julia McClure each … [Read more...]