Women's Basketball

Award Winners

• Katie McCormack - Most Valuable Player
• Jane Murnaghan - Most Dedicated Player
• Kirsten Walker - Top Defensive Player
• Maria Younker - Top Offensive Player

A Team Evolves

The Holland Hurricanes Women's Basketball team made leaps and bounds in 2008-09 going from a 1-20 record in 2007-08 to 10-11 record last season. As a result the Hurricanes secured their first-ever ACAA playoff birth. The Hurricanes squared-off with ABU in their quarter-final game, a team they had beat twice during the season. It wasn't to be on that particular day for the Hurricanes as ABU knocked them off and advanced to the semifinals.

It was certainly a season of tremendous growth as the Hurricanes developed over the course of the season into a team not to be taken lightly. Hurricanes wing player Katie McCormack was named a 2nd team all-star as she led the team in scoring and was a great addition to the Hurricanes lineup.

The women will be looking to build on the success of last season when they hit the floor 2009-10. Look for returning player Emily MacEachern to have a big year for the Hurricanes. Emily, the Holland Hurricanes Rookie of Year for all sports improved tremendously over the course of the season and was a tough match-up for opponents late in the season.

Player Profiles

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Coach Profiles

2008 PEIBA Coach of the Year Kathy Murray leads her team into another season in the ACAA. Murray, also the Prince Edward Island Canada Games coach has many years of experience and has added some veteran talent to her team. The Hurricanes won the ACAA Tip-Off tourney and have proven to be a scrappy team that will fight for every basket. Look for the women's basketball 'Canes to finish in the top four this season.

Schedule

View the Women's Basketball schedule.

Standings

View the current team standings.

Contact

For more information, contact Jeff Walker.

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