Top Three-Point Shooters in St Johns County at Midseason

Hunter Keith December 23, 2022 @ 03:50 PM

After 6 weeks in and before the winter break, these players in St Johns County have separated from the pack in their 3-point shooting.   [player_tooltip player_id='248291' first='Kennedy' last='Rosendahl'] / 2024 / 5'6 SG, PG / Ponte Vedra   Last year Rosendahl shot over 40 percent from behind the arc and this year the Sophomore sharpshooter is shooting 47 percent and has already knocked down 30 threes in the first 6 weeks of the season. Rosendahl leads a very talented pool of players in District 6A - 3. The talented Junior is also a high IQ player who can get to the rim and dish the ball to open teammates. Rosendahl is as a very unselfish and well-rounded player, who could blow the field away in made threes if she was only concerned about threes.   [player_tooltip player_id='91656' first='Aja' last='Pollard'] / 2023 / 5"10 SG / Bartram   No one was hotter from behind the arc in weeks 5 and 6 than [player_tooltip player_id='91656' first='Aja' last='Pollard'], who knocked down 9 threes in 2 games and has 25 threes through 6 weeks of play. Pollard ranks number 1 in District 7A -1. Pollard can take the ball to the rack with unbelievable athleticism and with the three-ball cooking she is hard to stop. In her senior year, Pollard has been relentless in her attacks on the basket. She is leaving it all on the court during her Senior season.   [player_tooltip player_id='400790' first='Camryn' last='Robinson'] / 2023 / 5'6 SG / Nease   Robinson is a smart player who can score the ball from all levels on the court. The feisty Senior guard has been lighting it up from behind the arc and through the first 6 weeks, she has knocked down 25 three-pointers. Robinson is the leader of this year's Nease team. She has accepted the challenge and has been very good in the first six weeks of play, especially from behind the three-point line. arc.   [player_tooltip player_id='349375' first='Morgan' last='Gavazzi'] /2024 / 5'6 PG / Ponte Vedra   Gavazzi is one of the top scorers and three-point shooters on the First Coast and does so from the point guard position. Through 5 weeks Gavazzi has knocked down 23 threes and averages 17 points per game. Gavazzi is also the leader on the floor and can do much more than just shoot threes. She runs the show, controls the offense, and is a very selfless point guard.   [player_tooltip player_id='400785' first='Audrey' last='Beyer'] /2026 / 5'10 SG / Bartram   Beyer is one of the top shooting Freshmen on the First Coast. She has connected on 16 threes during the first half of the season. Beyer can shoot the ball and when she becomes the first option in the next few seasons, she will likely lead the district. For now, she plays her role well and shoots and scores when opportunities come her way.   Angelina Kouchis / 2023 / 5'4 PG / Bartram   Kouchis, the Bartram's senior guard, has played well in the first 6 weeks of the season and ranks third in the District with 13 threes. Kouchis does a good job of running the show and getting her teammates involved and getting them quality shots.   [player_tooltip player_id='349278' first='Aniyah' last='Fisher'] / 2024 / 5'10 SG, SF / St Augustine   Fisher is one of the most versatile players on the First Coast. she can handle the ball, drive to the goal, and knock down the three-point shot. She has had multiple games with three or more three-pointers, including a contest earlier against Nease. She is clearly one of the best shooters and scorers in St Johns county.

After 6 weeks in and before the winter break, these players in St Johns County have separated from the pack in their 3-point shooting.