Returning Double-Double Machines in North Jersey

The following walking double-doubles return for more dominance after putting up big numbers a season ago. They'll look to continue filling up the stat sheet and adding to their already impressive resumes.   [player_tooltip player_id='559047' first='Lexi' last='Carnegie'] | Teaneck   With disruptive length, Lexi commanded the glass on her way to twelve double-doubles in twenty-seven games as a junior. Three of those came in three postseason games! She showed out against some of the toughest teams on the schedule, including 21 & 10 vs Immaculate Heart, 19 & 10 vs Saddle River Day, 21 & 10 vs STA and 23 & 12 vs Demarest. The first round of the playoffs saw her put up a career-high 14 rebounds vs Garfield.   [player_tooltip player_id='773989' first='Juliet' last='Johnson'] | Morris Hills   JJ put up some big-time numbers in her sophomore season, racking up career-highs in points (24), rebounds (18) and double-doubles (10). In fact, her numbers were so strong that through twenty-seven games, she averaged 12.7 PPG & 10.4 RPG. She even posted a triple-double in a playoff game vs West Essex! Her commitment to both offense and defense continues to make a tremendous impact for her squad.   [player_tooltip player_id='601329' first='Briana' last='Holt'] | University   Standing 6'3" and dominant in the post, Briana tallied ten double-double last season, including two [back-to-back] 20/20 games against Pingry and Newark Central. She heads into Year 4 with a chance to join both the 1,000-Point and 1,000-Rebound clubs (currently at 878 points & 701 rebounds). Her consistency as a junior resulted in season averages of 13.6 PPG & 8.2 RPG in twenty-five games.   [player_tooltip player_id='1134643' first='Matenin' last='Camara'] | Bard   Matenin was in absolute BEAST MODE last year! At just under 6'0" tall, she went up against much bigger opponents and dominated the glass every single time! She had one of the most impressive double-double streaks in the state, at one point tallying nine consecutive en-route to nineteen total. Even more impressive, five of those were 20-rebound performances! Just mind-blowing stuff! She was one of the only players in the state to average a double-double with more rebounds than points; 13.7 PPG & 15.0 RPG.   [player_tooltip player_id='601337' first='Aletha' last='Reynolds'] | Bernards   Posting sixteen double-doubles in twenty-nine games, Aletha proved to be one of the most dynamic rebounding guards in NJ last season. She had a streak of five consecutive in February, including a 19-point, 10-rebound performance in Rd 1 of the playoffs. She was just short of averaging a double-double, posting 16.1 PPG & 9.5 RPG. With 718 rebounds to her name, she has the chance to notch 1,000 before her senior campaign winds down (already has 1,000+ points).   [player_tooltip player_id='959821' first='Jadasia' last='Davis'] | Snyder   Nineteen double-doubles last season brought her career total to thirty-two in just two seasons! Jadasia had super impressive streaks of seven and eight consecutive, including 17 points & 20 rebounds against Kearny and 23 points & 15 rebounds against Bayonne. She's already crossed the 500 mark in both points and rebounds and continues to inch closer to joining the 1K club in both!   Kaitlyn Nellegar | Nutley   Kaitlyn had a big jump in production from her freshman to sophomore years. She went from recording zero double-doubles to fourteen and notching career-highs in every statistical category. Some of her best performances of the season included 29 points & 18 rebounds vs Park Ridge and 20 points & 19 rebounds vs Science Park. In fact, those two games were part of a streak that consisted of five consecutive double-doubles. A career-best 22 rebounds came in a late-February contest with Columbia. She posted averages of 10.7 PPG & 13.9 RPG.   [player_tooltip player_id='832358' first='Gina' last='Minichiello'] | Hasbrouck Heights   It took Gina until about halfway through her sophomore season to get rolling with double-doubles, but once she did, she never looked back! She tallied twelve of them, including a hot streak of seven consecutive in February. Season highlights included 32 points & 12 rebounds vs Becton, 33 points (career-high) & 16 rebounds vs New Milford and a career-high 21 rebounds in the N1G1 sectional semis against Park Ridge. She will likely reach both 1,000 points & 500 before March (currently at 796 & 410).   [player_tooltip player_id='835821' first='Sarae' last='Croley-Battle'] | Piscataway   Sarae's two-way game continues to set the tone for her team. She posted twelve double-doubles in twenty-six games, ending the season with a streak of four consecutive, including two in the playoffs. In a game vs North Plainfield, she took it to another level and notched her first career 20/20 game with 21 points & 20 rebounds. Her junior year might see major milestones of 1,000 points (currently at 658) and 500 rebounds (currently at 493).   [player_tooltip player_id='601270' first='Mackenzie' last='Reilly'] | Sussex Tech   Averaging an impressive 11.6 PPG & 13.8 RPG, Mack had a very strong junior campaign. She snagged fourteen double-doubles, eight of them with more rebounds than points... and four of those with 20+ boards!! She's closing in on 1,000 rebounds for her career, a milestone she is likely to reach before her high school career is over next year.

The following walking double-doubles return for more dominance after putting up big numbers a season ago. They'll look to continue filling up the stat sheet and adding to their already impressive resumes.