VYPE Preseason Girl's Basketball: No. 5 Katy Tompkins presented by Athlete Training + Health
Tammy Ray enters her eighth season leading the Katy Tompkins girls basketball program. Last year, the Falcons went
34-4 overall and eventually lost to Cy-Fair in overtime in the second round of the playoffs.
Katy Tompkins brings back some firepower with four starters back as they seek a fourth-straight trip to the postseason. District 19-6A MVP Loghan Johnson is back after averaging 16 points per game. Also back in the lineup is District 19-6A Defensive Player of the Year and Tarleton State-commit Crystal Smith (12 ppg) and Newcomer of the Year Fiyin Adeleye (8 ppg).
Another key returner is second-team, all-district pick MacKenzie Durnford, who averaged six points pe rgame, and is verbally committed to Keene.
About Athlete Training + Health
Athlete Training + Health's mission is to use best practices of health and performance to provide a world-class training environment for active adults and athletes of all ages and abilities. Our multi-field, state-of-the-art facilities are equipped with advanced pro-style weight rooms and dedicated areas for adult and youth athletes. ATH's highly-skilled coaches deploy training strategies that elevate – regardless of age or ability – athletes' performance to the highest level through consistent evaluation and education. A key component of ATH is its forward-thinking approach to collaboration with hospital systems, professional sports teams, universities and independent school districts to raise the bar for health and performance training. For more: www.athletetrainingandhealth.com.
Tompkins' Drew Merrell (Sr. S), Natalie Kitts (Sr. MB), and Ava Johnk (Sr. OH)Matt Powell (VYPE)
Tomball's Taylor Choate (Sr. OH)Bradley C. Collier (VYPE)
Seven Lakes' Gracie Hobin (Sr. OH)Matt Powell (VYPE)
