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It’s a new season with a new squad. Follow along as the Huskers recap 2020-21 and invite you to meet some new faces along the way.
Sam Haiby tepped into the spotlight last season in her third year in the Nebraska women’s basketball program. The 5-9 guard from Moorhead, Minnesota, captured second-team All-Big Ten honors by averaging team highs of 16.8 points, 4.4 assists and 1.2 steals while also ranking third among the Huskers with 6.8 rebounds per game. Haiby’s versatility allowed her to be the only Big Ten player to rank among the top 15 in the conference in scoring (11th), rebounding (15th) and assists (8th).
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Hudson Valley Graduate Enters the WNBA
We love seeing Hudson Valley athletes make the big time!
If you followed women s high school basketball a few years back in the Hudson Valley, you most likely came across the name Kate Cain. Cain lived in Orange County and played her high school ball at Pine Bush, where she dominated and was heavily recruited to attend a bunch of colleges, she chose Nebraska and is now heading to the WNBA according to the Times Herald Record.
Her journey to the WNBA was a bit cloudy earlier this month, as the WNBA draft took place on April 15, and Cain didn t hear her name called by any of the professional teams on draft night. That changed about 90 minutes after the draft ended when Cain s phone started ringing with several WNBA teams calling and expressing interest in signing her to a training camp roster.
Pine Bush Graduate Enters the WNBA
We love seeing Hudson Valley athletes make the big time!
If you followed women s high school basketball a few years back in the Hudson Valley, you most likely came across the name Kate Cain. Cain lived in Orange County and played her high school ball at Pine Bush, where she dominated and was heavily recruited to attend a bunch of colleges, she chose Nebraska and is now heading to the WNBA according to the Times Herald Record.
Her journey to the WNBA was a bit cloudy earlier this month, as the WNBA draft took place on April 15, and Cain didn t hear her name called by any of the professional teams on draft night. That changed about 90 minutes after the draft ended when Cain s phone started ringing with several WNBA teams calling and expressing interest in signing her to a training camp roster.