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Message: [QUOTE="Sluconn Husky, post: 2731746, member: 5089"] Fuller article on Jordan Horston: [I]Horston has the length to play on the wing and that is exactly what she did as a junior but she still has the same point guard mentality before her growth spurts. "I feel like every kid should start off with basic ballhandling because you never know if you will grow or not," Horston said. "I am glad I grew but I am also glad I had those point guard skills as well. It is like having two point guards on the court at the same time if I don't have the ball a lot." The plan is for Horston to be back at point guard for her final high school season. ... While she hasn't been focusing on recruiting since arriving in Colorado Springs, that will soon change as one of her first tasks after the trials are over will be heading to UConn for her visit. "I am definitely excited," Horston said. "You know he (Geno Auriemma) is a great coach, he makes players better and that is what I want, I want somebody to push me and make me better. I don't want to go somewhere where I am comfortable because that is not how I get better. I'd like to be put in an uncomfortable situation so I can get better so I feel like he does that. I have watched some of his practices, I just feel like he is a great coach and he produces great players."[/I] [URL="http://elmcitytoeaglevillenhr.blogspot.com/2018/05/growth-continues-on-and-off-court-for.html"]The New Haven Register Blogs: Elm City to Eagleville: Growth continues on and off the court for UConn recruting target Jordan Horston[/URL] And an Adamec piece on '21 guard Caroline Ducharme and other tidbits: [URL="https://www.sny.tv/uconn/news/wait-is-worth-it-for-massachusetts-prep-standout-ducharme/278435000"]Wait is worth it for Massachusetts prep standout Ducharme[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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