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<p>OAK HILL - Oak Hill and head coach Jade Legg faced a challenging schedule, one year ago. The Red Devils faced a slate featuring three of Class AAAA state semifinalists, as well as other classification state tournament qualifiers. Legg and company finished the year an encouraging 10-11, then lost to George Washington in the regional tournament. Following the regional loss, Legg and company said goodbye to three seniors via graduation. This year's team will be led by six-foot-two center [player_tooltip player_id='1992372' first='Natalie' last='Craddock'] and plenty of young talent. Here are the young ladies, including Craddock, who have mentioned they are interested in college basketball:</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Height plays in college. ALWAYS. And, Craddock has plenty of height. 6-foot-2 inches of it. However, she isn't just blessed with height and length. Her offensive bag allows her to be a traditional post player. Highly coachable and driven by winning, Craddock, who has a ballet background, has been blessed with incredible coordination and footwork around the rim. She is precise with her movements and she can tip toe for rebounds and get her shot off on uneven footing. In summer ball, she showed off an increased confidence alongside a wonderful mental makeup. She displayed the ability to run the pick and roll with a freshmen point guard, see below, and a more disciplined shot block approach. Craddock may be leaning toward Frostburg State or Concord. Either stop would be great for her. She would definitely help a Mountain East Conference team or low NCAA Division 1 school.</p>
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<p>Lewis knows she wants to play college basketball. As a freshman. Yes. She has taken the steps to prepare herself to get the most out of her four years at the high school level. Her hard work will most likely give her the starting point job spot for the Red Devils as a first-year player. Her defense and court vision are already at a level high enough where she can reliably initiate the offense when guarded by Class AAAA players. Her passes can sometimes arrive before her teammate has a chance to see a play developing in real time. Offensively, she can get to the rim and finish with both hands. Her shooting is still a work in progress, however, she doesn't shy away from contact when she drives to the rim and she can hit her free throws.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Holly is mostly likely going to play NCAA Division 1 soccer. However, she is a stand out on the hardwood, as well. Her footwork is immaculate. Her first step is explosive. On defense, she is a rough and tough gal. On offense, she has shown a fearless driver, who loves contact and hits her free throws.She is a dedicated, faith-driven, and highly coachable player who always strives to be the best. She takes pride in bringing a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and leadership mentality to every training session and game.</p>
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OAK HILL - Oak Hill and head coach Jade Legg faced a challenging schedule, one year ago. The Red Devils faced a slate featuring three of Class AAAA state semifinalists, as well as other classification state tournament qualifiers. Legg and company finished the year an encouraging 10-11, then lost to George Washington in the regional tournament. Following the regional loss, Legg and company said goodbye to three seniors via graduation. This year's team will be led by six-foot-two center Natalie CraddockNatalieCraddock
6'2" | C/PF
Oak Hill | 2027 WV
and plenty of young talent. Here are the young ladies, including Craddock, who have mentioned they are interested in college basketball:
Height plays in college. ALWAYS. And, Craddock has plenty of height. 6-foot-2 inches of it. However, she isn't just blessed with height and length. Her offensive bag allows her to be a traditional post player. Highly coachable and driven by…
Lewis knows she wants to play college basketball. As a freshman. Yes. She has taken the steps to prepare herself to get the most out of her four years at the high school level. Her hard work will most likely…
Holly is mostly likely going to play NCAA Division 1 soccer. However, she is a stand out on the hardwood, as well. Her footwork is immaculate. Her first step is explosive. On defense, she is a rough and tough gal.…