By Charlotte Rascoll and Jordan Torres – Staff Reporters

Sophomore Andrea Crump has showcased all of her talents during the 2023-2024 Law girls basketball season.

Crump has helped lead the team to a 9-9 record which qualifies Law for the SCC and Class MM state tournaments. She feels she had a better season this year, both mentally and physically.

“I came in more confident than my freshman season, with a better mindset and more skills and of course more goals to achieve,” Crump said. “There’s always more improving to do and I just take it step by step.”

The team has made major improvements and have found ways to work together this season.

“I feel like the team has been working very good together,” Crump said. “We see the goal that we are trying to reach, and we are just all working hard to get there.”

Crump’s hard work has stuck out to her coaches and her teammates. Assistant Coach Dawn Morrisey has been impressed with the season Crump has had, and knows she has been working hard during the off season.

“I would say her biggest accomplishment this year is the work she has put into expanding her game,” Morrisey said. “She has been pushing herself to develop her outside more, and working on her defense.”

This year, Crump has started in the majority of Law’s games. Junior captain Chloe Konareski knows how hard Crump has been working,and has been impressed by her abilities.

“Being a sophomore starter is a big role to fill and in the off season she worked hard to improve which she showcased this season,” Konareski said. “She is one of our leading scorers and a strong aspect to the team. I’m super excited to see her improve in the years to come.”

Crump has also been a big influence to her teammates and has encouraged them to also do their best.

“What I enjoy about Andrea as a teammate is that she always has so much energy and pushes us in practice,” Konareski said.