Top Returning Players in the NJAC
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Greg Patuto
There are six divisions that make up the Northwest Jersey Athletic Conference. This is one of the larger conferences in the state. Here are some of the key returners that will keep the conference at a high level.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="134648" first="Tyonna" last="Bailey"] (2023) | Morris Catholic</strong>
Bailey burst onto the scene as one of the top first year players in New Jersey. She scored 470 points and proved to be an elite rebounder. She led the team in all major categories and that will be the case over the course of her career. Bailey is an agile guard that can dominate with or without the ball.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="155551" first="Bella" last="Vito"] (2021) | Montville</strong>
Montville led the NJAC with 27 wins in 2019-2020. [player_tooltip player_id="156153" first="Emma" last="Wax"] will be moving on but Vito is back for one more year. She is more than capable of being the main option with her wide skillset. Vito scored 419 points and knocked down 37 three’s. She is a scorer at all three levels and this will be more obvious during her final season.
<strong>Quincey McGuinness (2022) | North Warren</strong>
McGuinness knocked down 34 three’s which led North Warren. She is one of the dark-horse prospects around the conference. She has a high-ceiling heading into her final season and it will be interesting to see how quickly she reaches it.
<strong>Ivana Tisma (2022) | Jefferson</strong>
What a sophomore campaign it was for Tisma. She led Jefferson in scoring and was second on the team in three’s made. Tisma is an elite ball handler that can get to the rim at will. She knows how to finish among larger defenders around the rim.
<strong>Tess Callaghan (2021) | Madison</strong>
Callaghan is a stretch four with great versatility. She can score from all over the floor. Callaghan has a smooth stroke from beyond the arc and can take over a game on the block. She has a great feel for the game that allows her to outsmart opponents on the floor.
<strong>Angeleen Mulero (2021) | Randolph</strong>
Mulero led Randolph with 40 three’s and was also near the top of the conference. She knows how to get inside and finish with contact. Mulero was able to get some easy points from the free throw line. She will take the next step as a senior at one of the top teams in the NJAC.
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