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GRC Girls Basketball 2021-22 Stat Leaders - Returning players by class


GRC Girls Basketball 2021-22 Stat Leaders - Returning players by class

GRC East
Points Per Game
Sophomore - Addy Henke, Princeton, 19.9
Junior - Hannah Carter, South Harrison, 16.8
Senior - Chloe Gilbert, Polo, 6.5
Field Goals Per Game
Sophomore - Addy Henke, Princeton, 7.2
Junior - Hannah Carter, South Harrison, 6.4
Senior - Chloe Gilbert, Polo, 2.5
2-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Addy Henke, Princeton, 5.5
Junior - Hannah Carter, South Harrison, 6.4
Senior - Chloe Gilbert, Polo, 2.5
3-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Addy Henke, Princeton, 1.7
Junior - Ashley Feiden, Gallatin, 1.6
Senior - Elle Copple, Gallatin, 1.2
Free Throws Made Per Game
Sophomore - Addy Henke, Princeton, 3.8
Junior - Hannah Carter, South Harrison, 3.8
Senior - Chloe Gilbert, Polo, 1.5
Free Throw Pct (Minimum 10 Attempts)
Sophomore - Addy Henke, Princeton, 66.9%
Junior - Megan Norris, South Harrison, 79.6%
Senior - Klaire Buckler, Princeton, 68.8%

GRC West
Points Per Game
Sophomore - Lexi McDaniel, St. Joseph Christian, 13.6
Junior - Chloe Burnham, St. Joseph Christian, 18.6
Senior - Brylie Brincks, North Andrew, 8.9
Field Goals Per Game
Sophomore - Lexi McDaniel, St. Joseph Christian, 5.2
Junior - Chloe Burnham, St. Joseph Christian, 7.0
Senior - Taryn Hunter, King City, 3.8
2-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Lexi McDaniel, St. Joseph Christian, 4.1
Junior - Chloe Burnham, St. Joseph Christian, 5.5
Senior - Taryn Hunter, King City, 3.3
3-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Madison Lillard, North Andrew, 2.5
Junior - Chloe Burnham, St. Joseph Christian, 1.5
Senior - Taylor Sanders, Worth County, 0.5
 Brylie Brincks, North Andrew, 0.5 
Free Throws Made Per Game
Sophomore - Lexi McDaniel, St. Joseph Christian, 2.0
Junior - Chloe Burnham, St. Joseph Christian, 3.1
Senior - Brylie Brincks, North Andrew, 2.4
Free Throw Pct (Minimum 10 Attempts)
Sophomore - Piper Cook, North Andrew, 72.7%
Junior - Chloe Burnham, St. Joseph Christian, 73.7%
Senior - Brylie Brincks, North Andrew, 72.0%

 

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