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Members of the Wauzeka-Steuben High School girls basketball team are front row from left Manager Elizabeth McCullick Manager Amari McCarthy and Kaylee Mullikin. Second row Tayler Kapinus Lydia Burgus Lexie Sander and Danica Sander. Back row Rachel Krachey Head Coach Ben McCullick and Nikki Erickson. (Photo courtesy of B&C Phototography) Lady Hornets looking for continued improvementThe Wauzeka-Steuben girls basketball team is low in numbers but has good team chemistry and some quickness said Coach Ben McCullick. "We need to take care of the ball on offense and we need to make sure we attack," said McCullick. "We need to improve on team defense and we need to rebound as a team." Returning letterwinners for the Lady Hornets are Danica Sander Tayler Kapinus Vlair Russell Nikki Erickson and Kaylee Mullikin. Assistant Coach Joni McCarthy will aid the team in preparing for top conference rivals such as Weston Seneca North Crawford and De Soto as the Lady Hornets strive to improve upon last season's 9-12 overall record. "The conference looks tough top to bottom," said McCullick who listed Weston and Seneca as the top two teams in the Ridge and Valley.
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Members of the Wauzeka-Steuben High School boys basketball team are front row from left Devin Mullikin Josh Emery Michael Molini Curtis Groom and Tyler
Wagner. Second row Derek Kramer Casey Oswald Cody Mezera Curtis Pulda Dalton Seymour and Justin Oswald. Back row Asst. Coach Jim Wagner Dayton Folbrecht Christopher
McCullick Brett McCullick and Head Coach Matt Mezera. (Photo courtesy of B&C Photography)
Good team chemistry athleticism to propel Hornets By Ted Pennekamp A key to the success of the Wauzeka-Steuben boys basketball team this season will be how quickly they can adapt to the coaching change and how well the
bench can contribute said new Coach Matt Mezera. Mezera said that a lack of size will be a challenge that the Hornets will have to overcome this season. Good team chemistry and athleticism will help the
team to take on this challenge and do well he said. The Hornets have six returning letterwinners to provide experienced leadership as Wauzeka-Steuben strives to improve upon last year's 8-13 overall record.
Assistant Coach Jim Wagner will help to prepare the Hornets to take on top Ridge and Valley foes such as Seneca North Crawford and Kickapoo. The experienced Hornets should be right in the mix in challenging for the conference crown. "The conference should be very competitive top to bottom," said Mezera. |
