Top Players in UCC for Upcoming Season
The Union County Conference is one of the main conferences in both boys and girls basketball. Heading into the 2020-2021 season, it will continue to have some of the most elite talent in the state. These players will continue to lead the way in the upcoming season.
<strong>Madison Johnson (2021) | Union Catholic</strong>
Johnson averaged upwards of 15 points per game as a junior. She showed off an ability to score at all three levels. Johnson was able to run the floor in transition or setup in the half court. Union Catholic runs their offense through Johnson and that will continue in the upcoming season.
<strong>Meghan Lamanna (2023) | New Providence</strong>
Lamanna was one of the most impactful freshman in the area last season. She knocked down 49 three’s and was able to use her ball handling ability to score in the lane. Lamanna will continue to improve her game over the next few years and become one of the top prospects in the state.
<strong>[player_tooltip player_id="159450" first="Maddison" last="Vaughn"] (2021) | Roselle</strong>
Vaughn was able to lead Roselle last season and she did it from in the paint. She proved to be a dominant scorer in the lane using her size and athleticism. Vaughn can get position and finish down low with contact. This was able to land her some easy points at the free throw line.
<strong>Chloe Kreusser (2022) | Westfield</strong>
Westfield continues to be a powerhouse in the conference. Kreusser is one of the players that will make sure of it over the next few years. As a sophomore, she showed an ability to score at will and rebound effectively on both ends. She is a true leader on and off the floor.
<strong>Liyah Allen (2021) | Hillside</strong>
Hillside won 19 games a season ago and they were able to get a double-double average from Allen. She will return as the team leader in points, rebounds, and blocked shots. Over the course of her senior season, Allen will attempt to put up big time numbers on the floor.
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