Beech Grove juniors provide sting for Hornets: Cameron Cardenas, Skyler McGregor, Katie Giller and Mallory Storms. Cardenas and Giller averaged 20 points each in their first two games this season.
 Beech Grove’s Cameron Cardenas, left, and Katie Giller may be the best one-two junior punch in the state. | BEECH GROVE (13-11) – Young first-year coach Kristen Raker had winning season … state’s best one-two junior combo returns in 6-0 Katie Giller (15.4 ppg, 9.3 rpg) and 5-9 Cameron Cardenas (14.0 ppg, 4,2 assists per game, 4.1 steals per game) … most improved Mallory Storms adds third punch … senior McKiyla Kimbrough adds to backcourt … off to a 3-0 start, outscoring foes by average of 20 points per game … dad Gary Raker returns as assistant coach. Coach’s comments: “I learned a lot of patience last year in my first year as head coach. I thought we might win conference last year. A lot of the teams in our sectional lost players so we have opportunity there. A lot of people in the state are noticing Katie and Cameron. All the girls have to step up. We come to play and come to win.” |
Depth for Beech Grove (3-0) comes from seniors Danesha Troutman, Asia Clifton, Angelina Robinson, McKiyla Kimbrough and Taylor Seneriz.
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