Case Study: The Princess Anne Lady Cavaliers

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The Princess Anne Lady Cavaliers will look to grab their fourth straight State Championship under Head Coach Darnell Dozier. They will be going up against a tough Highland Springs team who just came off a double overtime win in the semifinal round against Thomas Edison.
Coach Dozier had agreed that before their game in the semifinal round his team was not shooting well. This is the bread and butter of this team when you look at players like Xaria Wiggins and Makayla Dickens. Dickens found her shot against Salem, while Wiggins did not have the game we are accustomed to seeing from her. Lady Cavs will definitely need the Superstar Wiggins to show up, because when she gets it going this team is scary. Highland Springs will look to use their height

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