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Could it be the year of the No. 11 Clear Brook Wolverines?
No. 11 — CLEAR BROOK WOLVERINES
Last season saw Clear Brook post a 15-17 record and reach the Bi-District round of the playoffs.
The Wolverines under third-year coach Mileka Loydrake (44-26) bring back plenty of firepower with five starters returning to the huddle as they seek a fourth-straight trip to the playoffs.
Texas A&M Commerce-commit Rezia Castillo returns this season after missing last year due to an ACL injury. This is a huge boost to the Wolverines as the two-time District MVP and All-Region selection is set to return.
UTEP-commit Chardel Terrell also returns after being a first-team, all-district pick.
Other key returners include first-team, all-district selection Kamryn McLaurin and Morgan Williams.
As Loydrake enters this season, the motto for her team is “F.O.C.U.S”.
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THE RED & BLACK: No. 6 Clear Brook will be ferocious on the court
Clear Brook went 26-9 a year ago, with an undefeated (12-0) district championship prior to reaching the Regional Quarterfinals of the playoffs.
The Wolverines were a young squad in 2023 as a trio of then-sophomores led the charge.
Kamryn McLaurin (Jr. G) led the charge with 12.8 points per game, followed by Rezia Castillo’s (Jr. PG) 11.8 points per night.
Chardel Terrell (Jr. G) also averaged in the double digits with 11.3 points per game. That will be the group that the Clear Brook machine will be led by this season.