Parkland High School Girls Basketball Season Preview

The Parkland High School varsity girls basketball team wrapped up a strong season with a 16-10 overall record, highlighted by key conference wins and an impressive eight-game win streak that turned the tide after an early setback. Key Contributors Senior Jordan Fisher led the charge this year, averaging 15 points per game and setting the tone with her leadership, scoring ability, and defensive intensity. Junior standouts Azari Wilkins and Kimora Brooks each contributed 12 points per game, while Asia Blackwell anchored the team on the boards, averaging 11 rebounds per contest. Kimora emerged as a perimeter threat, finishing 17th in the state in three-pointers made, while freshman Janel Carter made an immediate impact in her debut season, stepping up as a reliable scorer. Season Highlights After dropping three consecutive games, the Lady Mustangs regrouped and surged with an eight-game win streak that placed them back in contention for a conference title. The turnaround demonstrated the team’s resilience and unity under pressure. Growth and Development The season was marked by the emergence of several key players. Kimora Brooks developed into a lethal shooter from beyond the arc, and Janel Carter’s growth into a major contributor as a freshman speaks volumes about the program’s depth and future. Senior Leadership Jordan Fisher, the team's sole senior, provided invaluable leadership both on and off the court. Her consistent scoring and defensive prowess will be deeply missed, but her example has set a high standard for the underclassmen to follow. Looking Ahead With the return of Wilkins, Brooks, Blackwell, and Carter, along with the addition of promising rising freshmen, Coach Leak is enthusiastic about the team's future. The offseason focus will be on improving defense, rebounding, and bench scoring to ensure even more competitiveness next year. Stats & More Season stats and individual performances can be found on MaxPreps.