Mol’s Britt Basketball Academy 16U group had a less-than-memorable time at the Triumph Region Finals as a team. Mol herself should be proud of the winning performances she put forth. Mol was a bright spot for her team in what was a tough contest against eventual 16U champion Now Elite 16U. Mol still placed 10 points on the scoreboard. Even though she has the build of a frontcourt player, Mol has plenty of guard attributes and can corral her own rebound in case of a missed shot. She describes herself as someone who looks to identify forthcoming plays and places plenty of emphasis on vocal leadership. Mol has excelled at both – and then some.

To say that Mol’s Britt Basketball Academy 16U assembling had a tough go of things early Triumph Region Finals Sunday against Now Elite 16U would be an understatement. Teams that go through those tough spells have bright spots and Mol was certainly a bright spot as she put forth a valiant effort with nine points. All nine of her points occurred in the first half of play. In addition to what she can get accomplished as a scorer from either midrange or long-range, Mol also displayed an ability to corral her own rebound in case of a missed shot. As a standout of 5A Northgate, Mol did not have a long trek to get to this year’s Triumph Region Finals.