– Eagle Girls published final statistics | sport

The Eagles ended the season with an overall record of 20: 7, including a 6-1 mark in the Summit conference, well for second place in the league.

Fordland also rose to the championship game of class 2 District 9 in class 2 and fell to Norwood in the title competition.

Norwood also won the Summit Conference Crown.

Last season was the second striker of 5,8 ”, Kayleigh Steimer, the leading scorer and rebounder of the Eagles.

The team's final statistics were as follows:

Evaluation – Steimer, 398 points, 14.7 average; 5'8 ”Senior Kenzie Haskins, 280 points, 10.4 average; 5'7 ”senior striker Britton Suter, 148 points, 5.5 average; 5'2 ”Senior Guard Lily Kindall, 133 points, 4.9 average; 5'6 ”Senior Guard Bailey Cook, 91 points, 3.4 average; 5'6 ”Freshman Guard Reese Holmes, 51 points, 2.1 average; 5'6 ”Junior Guard Chloe Spoon, 47 points, 1.7 average.

Back rush – Steimer, 206 rebounds, 7.6 average; Haskins, 127 rebounds, 4.7 average; Suter, 97 rebounds, 3.6 average; Kindall, 76 rebounds, 2.8 average; Cook, 59 rebounds, 2.2 average; Spoon, 52 rebounds, 1.9 average; Holmes, 46 rebounds, 1.8 average.

Assists – Kindall, 78; Haskins, 69; Suter, 43; Steimer, 27; Spoon, 18; Holmes, 17; Cook, 16.

Steals – Suter, 78; Kindall, 68; Steimer, 67; Haskins, 62; Holmes, 20; Cook, 16; Spoon, 10.

Steimer led the Eagles in blocked shots at 30.

With 31 percent, Haskins was the leading three -point shooter of the team (58 for 187).

From the two-point range, Stimer was 53.7 percent Fordland's leader (169 for 315).

Only three Eagles shot more than 53 percent from the free-sausage line-Holmes at 77.8 percent (7 for 9), Haskins was 61.9 percent (26 for 42) and Cook 61.5 percent (16 for 26).