I love this time of the basketball year. It's like a nice day in early March when you can sense spring in the air; everything is full of promise.
Two specific seasons:
The summer of 2015, we went to North Liberty to watch Randy Larson's GameTime League. From her first game before her freshman year, it was obvious that Megan Gustafson would be a star.
February 2020: I was in the stands when #2 Dowling came to #1 Iowa City High. Clark's 34 points weren't enough to beat City High and Aubrey Joens's 29 points. City High won 75-73 as Clark's last second three-pointer fell short. It was the superstar against a team. The team won.
Nothing as dramatic going on now, but I still love the anticipation as we get to know the new team built around experience and promise.
Two specific seasons:
The summer of 2015, we went to North Liberty to watch Randy Larson's GameTime League. From her first game before her freshman year, it was obvious that Megan Gustafson would be a star.
February 2020: I was in the stands when #2 Dowling came to #1 Iowa City High. Clark's 34 points weren't enough to beat City High and Aubrey Joens's 29 points. City High won 75-73 as Clark's last second three-pointer fell short. It was the superstar against a team. The team won.
Nothing as dramatic going on now, but I still love the anticipation as we get to know the new team built around experience and promise.