GMC: Key Returners for 2020-2021
PGH scouts feature ranked athletes from Kansas.
Greg Patuto
The GMC girls’ basketball season ended with St. Thomas Aquinas winning their second straight conference title. Some key returning players will help their teams try to derail the champs in 2020-2021.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="155466" first="Tiffany" last="Fischer"] (2022) | South River</strong>
Quite possibly the most important returning players in the conference is Fischer of South River. She finished second on the team in scoring and rebounding. Fischer led South River in assists and steals. She is a duel-threat player that can become a No. 1 option very quickly.
<strong>Akyia Baker (2021) | St. Thomas Aquinas</strong>
The Trojans are losing impact performers like [player_tooltip player_id="134586" first="Emma" last="Boslet"] and Kelsey Ransom. This leaves Baker as their leading scorer from a season ago. She proved to be a scorer at all three levels and one that can continue success for St. Thomas Aquinas.
<strong>Chloe Cassidy (2021) | Dunellen</strong>
Cassidy scored 415 points for a talented Dunellen team as a junior. With her back on the floor during her senior year, Dunellen will look to make a big run into the postseason. Cassidy is the perfect player to lead the charge down the stretch.
<strong>Raegan Fogarty (2023) | Calvary Christian</strong>
Fogarty will be a key returner for three years. She burst onto the scene as a freshman and led Calvary Christian in scoring. She is an agile guard that can get in the lane and score among larger defenders.
<strong>Kristen Yonker (2021) | Middlesex</strong>
Brianna Montajes and Yonker will have Middlesex right back near the top of the conference in 2020-2021. Yonker led the team with 50 three’s and was near the top of the conference as well. Yonker is a scorer at all three levels that can fill up a stat sheet quickly over the course of a game.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="159099" first="Tori" last="Fisher"] (2021) | Piscataway</strong>
Piscataway is one of the lucky teams in the GMC that has their leading scorer back for one more season. Fisher averaged 14 points per game as a junior and was one of the most versatile players in the area. She will continue to grow her game and torment opposing defenses for one more year.
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