Three other players are scoring in double figures. “That will be great to have her back, too.”įreshman guard Katie Wagner leads the team in scoring (20.4) and rebounding (12.6). “Probably won’t see her on the floor until after Christmas,” Hobson said. Freshman guard Sydney Golladay, who has been sidelined since last season, could be cleared to practice next week. She was kind of just hitting a little bit of a stride and playing really well for us.”īergmann, a junior guard, has been out since getting hurt last season, and Earney, a freshman guard, has missed the last two games with an injury. Also Megan being back, you can never have too many shooters on the floor.
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“Bergmann’s been practicing full blast now for a few days, looks pretty decent for being on the inactive roster for so long. “Cydney Bergmann and Megan Earney, they will be available, they will play,” Hobson said. Hobson does expect a couple other players back on the court on Wednesday.
… I would be surprised if she plays tomorrow.” “Probably questionable to doubtful for tomorrow, hopefully Saturday,” Hobson said Tuesday.
Two other players who suffered injuries last season have still yet to play this year. Senior point guard Jaden Hobbs, who earned All-America recognition last season, hurt her ankle in the second game of the season and hasn’t played since. Right now, it’s a tough time for us because we are really kind of dysfunctional offensively.” “That’s why it’s so important for us to get a little healthier. “We play all top teams early,” said Hobson, whose women’s team is 5-0 and ranked No. 11 another longtime rival in Nebraska-Kearney. FHSU then has as its home conference opener on Dec. The Tigers travel to Topeka Wednesday to play rival Washburn, then on Saturday are at Emporia State. Mark Johnson and Tony Hobson agree that the Fort Hays State University men’s and women’s basketball teams have a difficult start to the MIAA schedule.
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