Tri-County Conference: Top Players for 2020-2021

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Greg Patuto

November 30, 2020 @ 02:40 PM

The Tri-County Conference is on the brink of another big season in 2020-2021. It will feature some of the top players and teams in the state. Here are a few names to remember when the season officially tips off. [player_tooltip player_id="155443" first="Alexis" last="Davis"] (2023) | Glassboro Davis burst onto the scene as a freshman and had one of the best seasons in 2019-2020. She averaged nearly 21 points and 12 rebounds per game in her first season. Davis knocked down 20 three’s and was a dominant force in the paint. She was able to finish with contact and get to the free throw line, finishing with 133 free throws made. Riley Fulmer (2022) | Woodstown Woodstown will lose [player_tooltip player_id="134596" first="Charlie" last="Baldwin"] this season which means Fulmer will have to take on an extended role. She had a dynamic season as the second option as a sophomore and will not take over as the main weapon within the offense. [player_tooltip player_id="155448" first="Kassidy" last="Thompson"] (2023) | Clearview Clearview is set up well in the Class of 2023 with Thompson and [player_tooltip player_id="134752" first="Aaryn" last="Battle"]. In her first season, Thompson finished with 336 points and 152 rebounds. She proved to be a threat on both ends of the floor for a 20+ win Clearview team. Ryane Wood (2022) | Pennsville Wood knocked down 40 three’s as a sophomore. She was able to get comfortable beyond the arc and this opened up other parts of her game. As an upperclassman, Wood will look to take the next step on both ends of the floor. Pennsville will continue to look for their No. 1 weapon within the offense. Imene Fathi (2022) | Wildwood Wildwood will have many keep players returning including Jenna Hans and Leah Benichou. Fathi may be at the top of the list. She led the team with nearly 12 points per game last season. She also came away with three steals a game. Fathi will be the leader for this team during her years as an upperclassman.