Soares Commits
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Must've been all that NIL money Fennelly was waiving around.
Definitely a dream of mine to shoot hoops at Augusta.
6’6 and athletic, doesn’t need to be a shooter. Averages 20pts albeit against NAIA. Looks to be a taller Welle, and I don’t take that lightly. I won’t quite put those expectations on her, but she possesses the attributes to be that kind of player in her 1 year here.
She’s 6 6. We have shooters.
Hope this is the missing piece of the puzzle
Remove her 18-79 behind the arc, and she was 66% on 2pt FG this past season.
She also averaged over 3 blocks per game. Her first two seasons she was at nearly 5 blocks per game. She missed the 20-21 season with an ACL/MCL tear, so that might have affected her a bit last season (but not enough to keep her from being NAIA POY).
Her bio says she was ranked by ESPN as a 5-star prospect with a 96 scouts grade coming out of high school. Wonder why she ended up at The Master’s.
This will answer a lot of questions:
Student Focus: Stephanie Soares | The Master's University
For Christ & Scripture Since 1927. Undergraduate, Graduate, Online, Dual-Enrollment. Located in Santa Clarita, CA.
www.masters.edu
Would love to hear the story of how a Top-100 recruit ends up at a NAIA school
Watching the video, she moves and scores a lot like Jordao, but taller of course, and a better shot blocker
Watching the video, she moves and scores a lot like Jordao, but taller of course, and a better shot blocker
Her mom is the former Susan Anderson, if you're looking more into family history.
www.latimes.com
Anderson, 6-foot-4, averaged 11 points and nine rebounds in college. Longtime Texas Coach Jody Conradt remembers Anderson as a solid, all-around player.
“She was very physical and one of the best defensive players I’ve coached,” Conradt said. “She came in here touted as a scorer, but she became the total player by the time she left.”
MASTER'S WOMEN'S TEAM LEARNING FROM TRUE PRO : Anderson a Real Players' Coach
Like most women who want to play competitive basketball after college, Susan Anderson had to leave the country after finding success at Texas.
Anderson, 6-foot-4, averaged 11 points and nine rebounds in college. Longtime Texas Coach Jody Conradt remembers Anderson as a solid, all-around player.
“She was very physical and one of the best defensive players I’ve coached,” Conradt said. “She came in here touted as a scorer, but she became the total player by the time she left.”
Thank you, that makes sense nowThis will answer a lot of questions:
Student Focus: Stephanie Soares | The Master's University
For Christ & Scripture Since 1927. Undergraduate, Graduate, Online, Dual-Enrollment. Located in Santa Clarita, CA.
