At Lynbrook High School, the varsity team is gearing up for another successful season under coach Lynley Takaki. With a mix of seasoned seniors and bright young prospects, the team is set to take on any challenge thrown their way. Takaki's goal for the team is to continuously improve throughout the season and qualify for CCS playoffs. The team is aware of its competing responsibilities in both sports and academics, but Takaki believes that with trust in the process, trust in the team, and highly energetic practices, the Lynbrook High School team can succeed this season. The massive roster includes six returning varsity players, three of them being the top returning players from last season; #5 Maggie Lam, a senior, is known for her versatility when it comes to handling the ball and playing with her back towards the basket, #23 Alice Wu, a junior, has a knack for crafty finishes and can keep up with even the quickest of opponents, and #35 Christina Li, a senior, is known to be a physical player who can shoot from range. Additionally, there is a new three-player pack that the team has welcomed; #11 Kate Nagareda, a sophomore, is a spark for the team and brings intense energy when on the court, #12 Meena Yarlagadda, a sophomore, can fill in another post position for the team and has a high IQ, and #15 Charisse Chao,a freshman, with her calm demeanor and ability to perform, is sure to make an immediate impact. The team captains are already selected. #5 Maggie Lam has been chosen as the sole captain for this season. Takaki tries to make sure that there is steady team chemistry and camaraderie by leaving time for fun challenges and team parties throughout the season. When it comes to motivation for the players, Takaki's focus is to get the team to push themselves to their full potential. Takaki's unique coaching style has seen the team improve in the span of one year, as he keeps the expectations and general goals the same. The team's biggest challenge, in preparing for the season, has been the small nine-player roster and injury sustained by two other players. The team has a fair schedule this season with some challenging opponents, with Los Gatos expected to be the toughest. Takaki and the team are confident that despite the odds and challenges they face, they can put up a good fight. Takaki has taken measures to build upon team strengths and improve weaknesses. The team's main strength is their speed, whereas their main disadvantage is height. To make up for that, the team has to play bigger and try to wrap up their games early. Ultimately it is up to Lynbrook High School; their ability to be effective communicators on the court, balance their studies and sports, make use of their strategies and plays, and to motivate themselves to become their best selves. Takaki wants to thank everyone for their support of the team, and states that they are looking forward to putting up a great performance for all.

Lynbrook High School is proud to announce its new game program for the 2024 season! This program will be packed with all the information you need to follow the team throughout the season - player and staff bios, accomplishments, and more! Plus, we'll be featuring sponsors who have pledged their support to the team - so be sure to thank them for their contributions. #LynbrookPride #HighschoolFootball #GameProgram #SportsSponsorship

As the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team wraps up yet another successful season, it’s clear to see that we couldn’t have made it this far without the unrelenting support of the fans and supporters. Coach Lynley Takaki has expressed her gratitude for all the love and energy they’ve brought to us throughout the season, and encouraged them to keep cheering us on in the future! Our team would like to thank everyone who’s been so passionate about our journey, and we strive to make them proud and continue this progress in upcoming years. Go Lynbrook girls!

I remind our players thatACOLLEGE education is the most important aspect of their high school journey. With the support of their parents andLynbrook High School Girls Basketball team, I'm hopeful every player will experience success both on and off the court. I emphasize to my players that a successful student-athlete is a well-rounded individual who understands the importance of hard work, dedication, and a balanced life. Every day, I remind our players to work hard in the classroom and put in the effort to perform well on the court. I stress the importance of maintaining a healthy school and practice schedule, so each girl can put in the equal amount of focus and energy to both academics and sports. With this mindset, I'm confident our players arelasting investments in their future growth. Ultimately, I want to equip our student-athletes with the life skills necessary to transport into the real world after high school. #golynnybruins #lynbrookhsgirlsbasketball

Communication is critical for any team's success, and the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is no exception. Coach Lynley Takaki emphasizes how essential it is to be able to effectively communicate both on and off the court. Not only does this help to create team unity, it also helps the players grow and reach their potential as a team. Coach Takaki seeks to encourage each player to bring out their individual spark on the court and to nurture a safe and engaging atmosphere of communication for her team. Her dedication to fostering the growth and development of her player has resulted in a team full of top notch athletes and students who are actively and passionately engaged in their sport. Ultimately, the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is sure to have a bright future as they strive to continue the conversation both on and off the court.

Coach Lynley Takaki of Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball Team is looking to the upcoming season with fresh ideas for the court. “I’m going to resharpen our focus on fundamental basketball skills this season and add elements of modern strategies and team plays” said Takaki. “My coaching staff and I are excited for the upcoming season. Improved ballhandling, defensive tactics, and plays should prove beneficial for the team. We have some experienced upperclassmen that will help our newcomers learn the ropes. Our team has the talent and potential, now it's time to put the plan into action for our next game.” Coach Takaki is determined to make this season a success for Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball and her actions have the potential to take the team to new heights.

We will continue to focus on speed to create more scoring opportunities for our guard play. We will build on our strengths by emphasizing skill based drills and working together as a team to develop smarter decision making ability. We will need to improve on our heights by focusing on developing post players and defensive strategies to make up for the height difference. We need to become a unit that is focused and works hard on and off the court to make sure everyone is doing the best that they can. We will focus on the idea of holistic health that can lead to greater skills and accomplishments.

Coach Lynley Takaki and the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team have been hard at work implementing changes and improvements for the team’s training and conditioning program. The coaching staff has focused on developing the athletes both physically and mentally to give them a greater competitive edge on the court. With an elite training regime to build strength and stamina as well as drills to enhance players’ coordination, teamwork, decision making, and strategy skills, the team is well-prepared for the upcoming season. The team is also focused on proper nutrition for a healthier body and increased energy for even better performance. Coach Takaki and her staff understand the importance of a mentorship approach, stressing the idea that motivating and encouraging players to reach their full potential as individuals and as a team is a key factor for success come game time. With the tremendous effort put into the team by both the coaching staff and the athletes, the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team has all the right pieces for a victorious season.

We do a lot of activities that encourage open dialogue and reflection in practices and team activities. This helps us to refocus on our ultimate goal to win every game and to build a strong bond with each other both on and off the court. The mental aspect of the game is of utmost importance for the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team. As a rigorous academic public school, their players are constantly pulled in different directions and find themselves with limited specialized focus on the game they love. To combat this, the team has united in creating a positive and focused atmosphere on the court through encouraging open dialogue and reflection. From the moment the girls step onto the court, the Lynbrook team has a goal to win each and every game through strong team bonding and coming together as a unit.

We focus on the collective as a whole, by refining both individual and team skills, building their basketball IQ, and emphasizing the importance of team chemistry and communication. Every practice, we work to ensure our drills and plans are tailored to their development. The team has remarkably improved in their technique, has become better at incorporating team defense, and have a grasp of the different strategies. I'm really proud of them and the progress they’ve made so far. The Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team has been pushing each other to reach their full potential this season under Coach Lynley Takaki's guidance. Coach Takaki has focused on helping the team refine their individual and team skills, build their basketball IQ, and foster team chemistry and communication. Through drills and plans tailored to each player's needs, the team has significantly improved their technique and has developed a strong team defense. With an emphasis on increasing their knowledge and teamwork, Coach Takaki has been able to guide the team towards progress and success.

This season, the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is setting their sights high, determined to become the top team in their division. With challenging opponents like Branham and Los Gatos, the team is up for the challenge in the months ahead. Despite a recent 1 point loss to Branham, the team has kept a positive outlook believing they can come out with a win later in the season. The team has also come together to play more cohesively than in prior seasons, and they are committed to reaching their goal of divisional dominance. It'll be an exciting season, and the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball players are ready to show what they can do!

Coach Lynley Takaki and the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team have had to overcome quite a few challenges this season. With only nine players on the varsity roster, and one of those players taking a class that interferes with practice three times a week, the team has had to figure out a way to make the most of practices. To add to the difficulty, two players have had to miss about two weeks of practice due to injuries. Despite these challenges, the Lynbrook Girls Basketball team has remained strong and determined to have a successful season. With dedication, resilience, and commitment to the team, Lynley Takaki and her team are proving that anything is possible with the right attitude.

The Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is excited to start a new and improved season this year. Led by Coach Lynley Takaki, the team plans to instill strong camaraderie and team chemistry on and off the court. Takaki places a strong emphasis on communication and teamwork, encouraging the girls to check-in with one another both during and after practice, so they can build strong connections with each other. To further encourage team bonding, Coach Takaki plans to host fun challenges and team parties throughout the season. These events will help the team to work together cohesively, form meaningful relationships, and build trust - all of which are integral pieces that will ensure success on the court. With Takaki's enthusiasm and passion, the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is prepared to make an impact this season.

Coach Lynley Takaki and the Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team are thrilled to welcome #5 Maggie Lam as their team captain this season. Coach Takaki looks for a variety of qualities in potential captains, such as commitment and leadership that will help bring the team closer together. Maggie has not only shown exemplary performance on the court, but her dedication to helping her teammates is undeniable. Her ability to both direct and inspire her teammates is an invaluable asset that sets her apart and makes her a leader both on and off the court. The Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is fortunate to have a leader like Maggie to help guide them to success on their journey to success this season.

Our Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is already in a strong position, with six returning Varsity players. But the challenge of maintaining our success still lies ahead! This year, our team is welcoming three talented, new additions. Welcome #11 Kate Nagareda, a Sophomore who will bring immediate energy to the court. Welcome #12 Meena Yarlagadda, also a Sophomore who will fill in our postwar need. And finally, #15 Charisse Chao, a talented Freshman, who brings a unique calmness and skillset to the court. We are beyond excited for a successful and rewarding season, and are confident this new and improved team will make an immediate impact!

Our Lynbrook High School Girls Basketball team is looking forward to the upcoming season with two of our veteran players leading the way. Maggie Lam, an experienced senior with a wealth of talent, is a hugely versatile player who can handle the ball and play with her back to the basket equally well. With a good height for her position at 5'8", Maggie is capable of dominating opposing players, even those much taller. Alice Wu, one of our juniors, is the team's top slasher and has a knack for crafty and strong finishes. She is the definition of a two-way player and can keep up with the quickest of players on defense. With these two star players, we look forward to a great season!

We want to be passionate on the court and play selfless, team-oriented basketball. We place an emphasis on communication, work ethic, and team chemistry as well. We also talk about having a growth mindset--no matter the situation on the court or in life, we always try to find a way to get better each and every day. Additionally, situations that may seem challenging can often turn into great learning experiences for our players and provide valuable lessons beyond basketball. #LynbrookHighSchoolBasketball #YoungWomenSettingLeading #TeamGoals

At Lynbrook High School, the varsity team is gearing up for another successful season under coach Lynley Takaki. With a mix of seasoned seniors and bright young prospects, the team is set to take on any challenge thrown their way. Takaki's goal for the team is to continuously improve throughout the season and qualify for CCS playoffs. The team is aware of its competing responsibilities in both sports and academics, but Takaki believes that with trust in the process, trust in the team, and highly energetic practices, the Lynbrook High School team can succeed this season. The massive roster includes six returning varsity players, three of them being the top returning players from last season; #5 Maggie Lam, a senior, is known for her versatility when it comes to handling the ball and playing with her back towards the basket, #23 Alice Wu, a junior, has a knack for crafty finishes and can keep up with even the quickest of opponents, and #35 Christina Li, a senior, is known to be a physical player who can shoot from range. Additionally, there is a new three-player pack that the team has welcomed; #11 Kate Nagareda, a sophomore, is a spark for the team and brings intense energy when on the court, #12 Meena Yarlagadda, a sophomore, can fill in another post position for the team and has a high IQ, and #15 Charisse Chao,a freshman, with her calm demeanor and ability to perform, is sure to make an immediate impact. The team captains are already selected. #5 Maggie Lam has been chosen as the sole captain for this season. Takaki tries to make sure that there is steady team chemistry and camaraderie by leaving time for fun challenges and team parties throughout the season. When it comes to motivation for the players, Takaki's focus is to get the team to push themselves to their full potential. Takaki's unique coaching style has seen the team improve in the span of one year, as he keeps the expectations and general goals the same. The team's biggest challenge, in preparing for the season, has been the small nine-player roster and injury sustained by two other players. The team has a fair schedule this season with some challenging opponents, with Los Gatos expected to be the toughest. Takaki and the team are confident that despite the odds and challenges they face, they can put up a good fight. Takaki has taken measures to build upon team strengths and improve weaknesses. The team's main strength is their speed, whereas their main disadvantage is height. To make up for that, the team has to play bigger and try to wrap up their games early. Ultimately it is up to Lynbrook High School; their ability to be effective communicators on the court, balance their studies and sports, make use of their strategies and plays, and to motivate themselves to become their best selves. Takaki wants to thank everyone for their support of the team, and states that they are looking forward to putting up a great performance for all.