Lady Eagles Prepare For Season

“I can tell a definite difference in the girls from last year,” she said. “We built a base last year and we are now able to move so much quicker. I am excited about this group as we move into summer camp. They are also having fun playing together and that goes a long way.”

Last year, the team had a 9-17 record, losing to Dawson County in the first round of the 8-AA tournament.

The team loses three seniors, including Marley Pullian, Dané Gaillard and Emma Turner.

Larimer says the team is working on several aspects of its game during the summer.

“I have a very quick group that is very defensive minded, so we are focusing on different defensive schemes as well as refining basic offensive and defensive fundamentals,” she said. “(It’s) a lot of the same as last year but we are able to get deeper into it and move much quicker.”

The team will continue to practice through June.