Downers Grove North Leads the Charge in Girls Basketball, A Complete Team Effort
The Trojans' impressive 22-2 record has earned them a spot among the top teams in Illinois. With wins over several tough opponents like Lyons, Glenbard West, Maine South, and Libertyville, Downers Grove North has proven itself to be a force to be reckoned with.
Junior Campbell Thulin is leading the charge, averaging 14.2 points per game while playing hard on both ends of the floor. However, it's not just Thulin who's making an impact โ freshman Eva Yerkovich is also an impressive scorer and rebounder, earning her a coveted offer from Valparaiso University.
In their latest win against York, Northern Michigan recruit Adysen Fanta stepped up in clutch moments, burying two three-pointers to give the Trojans breathing room. This display of teamwork and trust among players is a hallmark of Downers Grove North's defense-first mentality.
"We're going to make you earn baskets," coach Stephan Bolt said. "When we knock down shots and share the ball, we can compete with anybody." The team's stingy defense has been a key factor in their success, making it difficult for opponents to find open shots.
With a strong foundation of individual skill and teamwork, Downers Grove North is poised to make a deep run in the playoffs. As Thulin noted, "This team has the potential to go wherever we want." The Trojans will look to continue their winning ways as they take on Hinsdale Central this Friday.
The Trojans' impressive 22-2 record has earned them a spot among the top teams in Illinois. With wins over several tough opponents like Lyons, Glenbard West, Maine South, and Libertyville, Downers Grove North has proven itself to be a force to be reckoned with.
Junior Campbell Thulin is leading the charge, averaging 14.2 points per game while playing hard on both ends of the floor. However, it's not just Thulin who's making an impact โ freshman Eva Yerkovich is also an impressive scorer and rebounder, earning her a coveted offer from Valparaiso University.
In their latest win against York, Northern Michigan recruit Adysen Fanta stepped up in clutch moments, burying two three-pointers to give the Trojans breathing room. This display of teamwork and trust among players is a hallmark of Downers Grove North's defense-first mentality.
"We're going to make you earn baskets," coach Stephan Bolt said. "When we knock down shots and share the ball, we can compete with anybody." The team's stingy defense has been a key factor in their success, making it difficult for opponents to find open shots.
With a strong foundation of individual skill and teamwork, Downers Grove North is poised to make a deep run in the playoffs. As Thulin noted, "This team has the potential to go wherever we want." The Trojans will look to continue their winning ways as they take on Hinsdale Central this Friday.