Last season, the Lady Wildcat Varsity Basketball program adopted an attitude of “Doing Ordinary Things, Extraordinarily.” Their incredible success proved the team was capable of reaching that goal and much more, finishing the year with their third straight TAPPS 4A State Championship and a final record of 40-1. As this year’s team prepares for another title run, second-year Head Coach Josh Bailey will still expect quality effort and plans to set his team’s sights on “Making Excellence a Habit,” especially as a group of leaders emerge after graduating several starters. “Our team has a new face this season,” said Coach Bailey, “so I will rely on the experience, maturity, and talent of a few key contributors in order to maximize opportunities and capitalize on the success of last year.”

Led by senior guards Tiffany Davis, Sylvana Okde, and Juliana Rosolino, Coach Bailey believes the Wildcats backcourt will carry the majority of leadership responsibilities. He will look to juniors Imani Smith and transfer Alison Ondrusek to play a significant part in helping the Wildcats rebound and finish in transition.

“We’re looking forward to tackling the challenges in front of us in order to carry on the rich tradition that is WCS Basketball.”