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When looking for a premier girl’s basketball program in Bloomington, its North without a doubt. In previous years, the girl’s program was hidden by the outstanding shine the boy’s basketball program; and for good reason. The girl’s program had not had a winning season in decades. With hiring of new staff and a swing of talent, North has become the place to play girl’s basketball.

According to Gary Donna of Hoosier Basketball Magazine, Bloomington North has so far sent three players to Division 1 ranked schools on basketball scholarship; they include Whitney Tomas class of 2005(Indiana University) , Kylie Jarred class of 2005 (Ball State University) and Lori Whitker class of 2006 ( University of Costal Carolina) . Along with sending girls to college, North has also had numerous Junior and Senior All- Stars. In the current coach, environment at North, head coach Steve Goddard has an 87 and 28 win loss ratio in his 6 years at North. “These kids have been on all types situations and they know how to win”; said head coach Goddard, commenting on how he expects a great upcoming season.

North competes in the highest Class which is 4A. They are in one of the most competitive conferences in the state: Conference Indiana. North is also in one of the toughest sectionals in the state, Sectional 14. The program has won numerous Conference Indiana tittles, Sectional Championships, Region Championships and a Semi-State preview.

“Girls basketball at Bloomington North has been that most dominating sport the past couple of years after being in the boy’s basketball shadow for quite some time,” said Nick Van Forester of the Herald Times. Hoosier Basketball Magazine’s Gary Donna, comment that “after years of non-existence North Cougars are making a name for themselves.” Without a doubt, Bloomington North is the place to play if you’re interested in being involved in a fantastic program that’s always looking for new talent when it comes to girl basketball players.

This information was from Hoosier Basketball Magazine,and Harold Times.