PREP GIRLS BASKETBALL: Storm tries to stay above the rest
CATLIN — The Salt Fork Storm has always seemed to find a way to stay ahead of the curve. But with a young team, the Storm will have to work harder to keep their successful run going. “We got a young group. They are doing a good job of being a sponge and soaking everything in,” Salt Fork coach Brian Russell said. “So it is going to be one of those things to keep practicing and keep learning and ...
The Salt Fork Storm, a young basketball team, aims to maintain their success in the Vermilion County title and regional title wins. Following the departures of Sailor Pacot, Bracie and Brycie Hird from last year's victorious squad, senior Morgan Russell must step up to fill those shoes. Russell acknowledges that the team must push past their comfort zones to become more aggressive and versatile during practice sessions.
The young team has been learning from their mistakes and striving for daily improvement, with Morgan and Taylor Remole serving as the top returning players from last year. Each upcoming game against teams like Monticello, Villa Grove, and Seeger will be an opportunity to gauge the team's progress and continue their winning streak.
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