Lane is a beast for the Polar Bears in the paint! The Gardner-Webb commit is a strong interior scorer who can finish with ease inside the paint. In Margaretta’s narrow win versus Newark, Lane finished with a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Along with Lane’s interior scoring, she can lockdown and secure the paint defensively for Margaretta. I was impressed with her ability to run the floor in transition for her position and size. Lane is the engine that drives this dangerous Margaretta Polar Bears squad!

Lane has power- and it shows throughout her game, on both ends of the ball. Solid job picking up the loose change and cleaning up in the paint! She takes ownership of the paint and protects anything that comes near the rim. Nice footwork on the block- maneuvers well around opponents.

Has outstanding ability to grab rebounds on both sides of the floor, giving her team vital second-chance opportunities. She is a dependable scorer and a formidable presence in every game because of her strength and perseverance, which also enables her to finish via contact close to the basket! It is really difficult to stop her when she is driving into open lanes while performing her hesitation and go to the rim. She makes effective seals, gets in front of her opponent in the paint, and scores through contact with her powerful body. Making her debut at #92.

Cassidy, who is a 2026 and playing up is known for her exceptional rebounding ability on both ends of the court, providing crucial second-chance opportunities for her team. Her strength and tenacity also allows her to consistently finish through contact near the basket, making her a reliable scorer and formidable presence in every game!