Girls basketball: BBE Jaguars expect to fly high in '25-26

Key Highlights

• Thieschafer contributed 11.0 points and 4.0 assists per game. Yet, despite these losses, the Jaguars still bring back a few foundational pieces led by Kacey Fischer, who is entering her senior year following an All-Area Second Team junior campaign."We return a strong core of experienced players along with a talented group of newcomers ready to contribute immediately," BBE head coach Kristina Anderson said.
• She has Jenna Rajdl, Brittany Borgerding and Paul Lindsay as assistants.
• "This year's team features a well-balanced attack with strength on both the perimeter and in the post.
• We expect to compete at a high level within our conference and in section play.
• Our success will rely on continued growth, resilience and balanced scoring paired with our commitment to defending at a high level."Fischer, a 6-foot senior forward who averaged 12.8 points and 10.4 rebounds per game last year, is joining forces with guards in sophomore Macey Roering and junior Teagan Dingmann. Roering is fresh off an All-CMC freshman year where she posted 7.5 points and 3.5 rebounds per contest.