Last week, Wareham’s Jordyn Elwood emerged as the victor in the Girls Basketball Player of the Week poll, securing more than 3,000 votes, which accounted for 60% of the total vote count. This accolade was a result of Elwood’s commendable performance, during which she scored a combined total of 47 points in three consecutive victories for Wareham.
In preceding weeks, the title was claimed by outstanding players such as New Bedford’s Alaysha Sylvia-Figueroa, Lexi Thompson of Old Colony, Lindsey Bacchiocchi from Old Colony, Emerson Gonet of Old Rochester, as well as Wareham’s Jordyn Elwood and Johnny Tompkins.
Allow me to extend the opportunity to cast your vote for the top girls basketball player for the week of Feb. 12-18. The polls will close at 8 p.m. on Sunday, so ensure your voice is heard.
Listed below are the nominees for the Boys Basketball Player of the Week for the same period, each of whom has exhibited exceptional skill and dedication on the court:
– Hannah Kuriscak, Apponequet: As a pivotal figure in the Lakers’ victory in the South Coast Conference, Kuriscak scored a total of 47 points across three games.
– CC Levrault, Apponequet: Levrault’s notable performance of 20 points and eight rebounds contributed to Apponequet’s triumph in the South Coast Conference title match against Bourne.
– Addison Taylor, Apponequet: Taylor’s impressive display led to a total of 42 points in three games, instrumental in securing the South Coast Conference championship for the Lakers.
– Kat Cheesebro, Dartmouth: Cheesebro’s exceptional skill was on display as she amassed a combined total of 58 points in two games, including an impressive 37-point performance against St. Mary’s.
– Jai-Ana Silva, GNB Voc-Tech: Silva exhibited her prowess with an impressive combined 42 points in two games, including a career-high performance of 34 points against West Bridgewater in GNB Voc-Tech’s regular season finale.
In the face of adversity, Wareham girls basketball team has achieved success, with player Jordyn Elwood leading the charge with a stellar performance, achieving a combined total of 28 points in three consecutive victories. In a similar vein, Emerson Gonet of Old Rochester contributed significantly with an average of 9.5 points in back-to-back games, while Johnny Tompkins of Wareham demonstrated his skill with a combined 27 points in games against Diman and Holbrook.
These exceptional players have showcased unwavering dedication and skill on the basketball court, setting an inspiring example for aspiring athletes. It is now up to the community to recognize and acknowledge their remarkable efforts by casting their vote for the Girls Basketball Player of the Week for Feb. 12-18. Let’s come together to celebrate their achievements and show our support for these outstanding individuals.