The Livonia Clarenceville girls’ basketball team is preparing for a strong showing in the Michigan Independent Athletic Conference-Red as they introduce their new dynamic post duo.
Sisters Raeleigh and Rakell Horsch are poised to make a significant impact with their impressive size and strength once league play commences in January. In a recent game against Redford Thurston, the sisters played a pivotal role, combining for a total of 22 points in their team’s 59-46 victory.
Coach Bob Ostrowski praised the sisters for their dedication and hard work, noting their ability to exploit the opposing team’s defence and create scoring opportunities inside.
The sisters’ stellar performances were bolstered by the contributions of the Trojans’ guards, Jenneveve Coogan and Diavian Robinson, both of whom played crucial roles in securing the team’s win. However, the standout aspect of the game was the synergy between Robinson and the Horsch sisters, leading to effective ball movement and scoring opportunities on the court.
Despite their relative lack of experience, both sisters expressed their enthusiasm for playing together and emphasized the chemistry they have developed with their teammates. Additionally, the team’s practice sessions have facilitated their skill development and forged enduring connections with their fellow players.
Looking ahead, the Trojans are optimistic about their prospects in the upcoming league games. The recent triumph has instilled the confidence they need to face tougher opponents in the future. As they continue to refine their strategies and teamwork, they are poised to make a strong impression in the MIAC-Red.
The Livonia Clarenceville girls’ basketball team’s promising start to the season sets the stage for an exciting journey ahead. With the Horsch sisters leading the way and the entire team displaying tremendous potential, they are on course to achieve significant success in the league.