Caitlin had a two game stretch with 28 total steals last year! Yes, you heard that right, 28 steals in two games (16 and 12 back-to-back)! Caitlin began last season with 30 points in three of the first six games, including a season-high 40 points vs. River City. She is unreal as a shot creator. Ridiculous range with the ability to create space like no other. Pesky on-ball defender who also blocks shots. Five games with 2 or more blocks last year! Excellent speed in transition, and an impressive finisher at the rim. A lot to like in this elite 2-way combo guard.

Subejano, a dynamic guard from Elk Grove, CA, turned heads this past winter season, not just with her talent, but with her ability to impact the game in every area. She became a beacon of momentum for her team and a name to circle heading into an exciting summer for the Sac-Joaquin Section. An all-around threat, Subejano posted impressive numbers across the board, averaging over 20 points per game while scoring from all three levels of the floor. Whether it’s creating her own shot from deep, slicing through traffic in the paint, or finding her teammates for better looks, she’s constantly making the right plays. Her court vision leads to strong assist numbers, and she backs it up with energy on the defensive end, averaging nearly 5 steals per game. Subejano’s ability to impact every possession makes her one of the most exciting players to keep an eye on this summer.

Caitlin has shown growth year over year, averaging 24ppg this season, 8 more than her avg as a sophomore. Caitlin is a volume shooter averaging almost 12 3PA per game, while knocking down an impressive 30%. She does a great job being shot ready and always on the move to find an open window. She’s displayed the ability to shoot efficiently coming off a screen, the bounce, and the catch. Caitlin also finds energy to fly around the defensive end causing havoc as the teams leader in steals!