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Gaithersburg (27-0), Whitman (14-10), Northwest (20-5)
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Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post - Northwest returns seven seniors after winning 20 games last season, but also has talented junior Kendra Meredith (2).
Top teams
Gaithersburg (27-0), Whitman (14-10), Northwest (20-5)
(Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post) - Gaithersburg will rely on Janessa Fauntroy (30) after losing its top two scorers.
B.J. Koubaroulis and Brandon Parker preview some of the top players and programs in the DMV area to watch this basketball season.
Top players
F Janessa Fauntroy, Gaithersburg, 6-0, Jr.
F Jasmin Dancy, Springbrook, 5-11, Sr.
G Kendra Meredith, Northwest, 5-4, Jr.
G Kiara Colston, Paint Branch, 5-7, Jr.;
Skinny: While two-time defending state champion Gaithersburg must replace its top two scorers in Colleen Marshall and Jackie Jackson, who both averaged about 17 points per game for last season’s 27-0 team, the Trojans are reloaded on the perimeter with junior forward Janessa Fauntroy (8 ppg) and guard Deja Rollins (5.3 ppg). . . . Whitman graduated six players, including its top four scorers from last season, but return a veteran core of five seniors that should make the Vikings one of the most experienced teams in Montgomery County this winter. . . . Northwest’s depth is considerable, given that the Jaguars return seven seniors after winning 20 games last season…Springbrook lost over half of its scoring production from last season’s 18-8 team and will rely heavily on senior forward Jasmin Dancy (13 ppg) . . . Paint Branch Coach Rochelle Coleman returns perhaps the best guard tandem in the county in juniors Kiara Colston (13.9 ppg) and Jasmine White (5.7 ppg).
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