The Strathmore High School varsity team this season is led by Coach Richard Miranda, an experienced and dedicated leader who has made it his goal to help the team improve step by step. According to Coach Miranda, it will take playing as one unit in order to be successful. The team is made up of top returners from last season, including Alexis Ibarra Sanchez, Jennifer Gonzalez, and Alyssa Gonzalez Dayanara Topete. Each of these players have invaluable qualities which will make a difference in the team's progress this season. New players have also joined the roster this year, such as Pearl Johnson, who is sure to make an immediate impact on the team. What does Mirander look for in captains? He expects his leaders to lead by example. Currently, these roles are being contested by Alexis Ibarra Sanchez, Jennifer Gonzalez, and Alyssa Gonzalez. Coach Miranda was asked what his plan was for developing team chemistry this season. He explained that he would ensure that his players are comfortable playing with each other and that they should always take the opportunity to help each other out. Additionally, Coach Miranda aims to keep his players motivated through the use of "rings", as they missed out on it last year and it's still a sore subject. Another big challenge Coach Miranda is faced with this season is consistency. He believes that in order to make real progress this year, his team needs to be a consistent unit. This season's schedule includes some difficult games, such as against the defending D5 champions Reedley, Kerman, Mission Oak, Lindsay (Rival), Corcoran, Farmersville and the Arvin Tournament. When asked if his coaching style has changed this season, Coach Miranda replied that it has become less vocal with the same level of expectations. He understands the importance of the mental aspect of the game and he works to make sure his players remain motivated and that they always have a goal to reach. Coach Miranda has also made some changes to the team's training and conditioning program. He has stressed the importance of playing close to 60 games in the spring and summer, which will help the team build on its current strengths and improve its weaknesses. His philosophy is simple: if it were easy, then everybody could do it. This was the approach he took when implementing new strategies and plays for this season. He hopes to allow more subs to play for more minutes, which will give the team more opportunities to improve overall. Lastly, communication is of utmost importance for the team's success. With these two elements combined, the team's mental toughness will be a great asset for them in close games. Coach Miranda is also dedicated to helping his players balance academics and sports. Even though his team has many challenges this season, he wants to ensure that his players enjoy their high school experience and make the most of the time they have on the court. His message to the fans and supporters of Strathmore High this season is simple; he hopes they can all cheer for a successful year ahead.

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Coach Richard Miranda of Strathmore High School Girls Basketball Team has stated that the goal for the team this season is to improve each day through small steps that help them recognize their progress. With teamwork being the key to success, Coach Miranda believes the team can achieve great success if they practice and play as one unit. He emphasizes the importance of a group effort and leading by example. With Coach Miranda's guidance and the team's determination, the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball Team will work tirelessly to make immense progress towards success. Together, they have the potential to make great strides and take their game to the next level. There's no doubt Coach Miranda, and the team, will have high expectations of themselves to be the best they can be!

"Alexis Ibarra Sanchez, Jennifer Gonzalez, and Alyssa Gonzalez Dayanara Topete are the top returning players from last season and they certainly make the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team special. All three of these ladies bring with them a great passion for the game and the desire to compete and be successful. They bring an impressive level of skill and knowledge which is why each of them have listed among the top of their game. With their dedication, dedication to the team, and hard work, they are a valuable part of our team and will make a great impact each season." - Coach Richard Miranda

, 6'0" PF& Lauren Brown, SR, 5'7" G Coach Richard Miranda is excited for the start of the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball season with two promising new players joining the roster. He believes that Pearl Johnson and Lauren Brown will have an immediate impact on the team. "Pearl Johnson is a freshman forward standing at 6'0" and her size and talent will be a great asset to the team,” said Coach Miranda. “Lauren Brown is a senior guard at 5'7" and she brings a lot of experience and knowledge of the game to help any upcoming group of players. Both of these new additions to the team have the potential to help Strathmore win many games this season." With the strong roster that Strathmore has put together for this season, the team is poised to make a run at the playoffs and is looking forward to the impact that Pearl Johnson and Lauren Brown will have on their success.

, Lourdes Pineda and Citlalli Hernandez. Coach Richard Miranda of Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team looks for leadership qualities that show players leading by example. Currently, five of his players are holding the role of captain or battling for that role - Alexis Ibarra Sanchez, Jennifer Gonzalez, Alyssa Gonzalez, Lourdes Pineda and Citlalli Hernandez. These players have exemplified leadership, making them beacons of hard work and dedication to their team. These captains have taken on a larger responsibility in order to unify their teams and strive to push each other to be their best. Whether it's during practices or in games, these players show up to strive for success and give their all. These five captains have shown what it takes to be a leader and be an example that their team can look up to. Coach Richard Miranda has full trust and confidence in these players and they continuously show why they deserve the roles they have now.

Coach Richard Miranda believes that the key to pushing Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team players to their fullest potential is to remind them of why they are playing – for rings. Coach Miranda wants his players to remember that they just narrowly missed out on a ring last year, and to use that moment to inspire and motivate them in their current season. He notes that the loss is still a sore subject, but knowing this will help them to reach for their goals to have a successful season and the chance to take home a championship. #StriveForTheRings #TeamSuccess #HardWorkPaysOff #StrathmoreHighSchoolGirlsBasketball #CoachMiranda

has been a major challenge for the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team this season. Despite the challenges that have come up throughout the season, Coach Richard Miranda and his coaching staff have been dedicated to helping the team work hard and stay motivated. Coach Miranda has worked diligently to create a strong team culture and chemistry, allowing for continuous improvement and growth as the season advances. The team has embraced the challenge and is pushing themselves to be the best they can be every game. With the entire team striving for greatness, Coach Miranda and the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team are sure to make their 2020 season one to remember!

, to name few. The Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team is ready to take on this season's opponents! They are set to face some tough competition, such as reigning Division 5 champions Reedley, Kerman, Mission Oak, and their local rival, Lindsay. Coach Richard Miranda is especially looking forward to the Arvin Tournament in Farmersville and the exciting matchups that will come with it. The team is hard at work, preparing for this challenging schedule and anticipates an exciting season! With dedication and determination, the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team hopes to come out on top.

. Coach Richard Miranda has completely transformed the coaching style for Strathmore High School's Girls Basketball team. Instead of the traditional yelling and berating, he emphasizes working hard while still having fun. He wants the team to work hard, but also to enjoy playing the game. He has switched the style from more of a verbal punishment to motivating the team in a more positive way to encourage success on and off the court. This change in coaching style has made a world of difference in the team's overall attitude and atmosphere. Coach Miranda's new coaching style has been a positive experience for the team, and is helping foster a successful basketball team.

more times than not. We have struggled to build a sense of mental fortitude in the past, and it’s a point of emphasis this year. Coach Richard Miranda understands the importance of the mental aspect of the game for the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team and is striving to help the team build a sense of mental fortitude. This focus on mental well-being is fundamental to the success of any team sport, and he is determined to see the team progress and become more resilient to the pressures of close games. With this in mind, Coach Miranda is instilling the necessity of having a strong sense of mental discipline, determination, and focus throughout the season, allowing the team to reach its full potential in competitive and close games. With Coach Miranda’s help, the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team will be well-equipped to face the toughest challenges that the game can bring.

. Weight lifting program 2x per week here at SHS. Coach Richard Miranda is dedicated to helping his Strathmore High School girls basketball team excel. To prepare for the upcoming season, Miranda has implemented an extensive training program, featuring 60 games in the spring and summer and two weight lifting sessions each week right on school grounds. Miranda understands the importance of game situations to ensure his players are battle-tested for the challenges of the upcoming season. He also believes in a disciplined conditioning program to reach peak performance levels. With this combination of training and conditioning, the Strathmore High School girls basketball team is sure to have the skills to excel this season.

! It's my philosophy that hard work, dedication and a never give up attitude will be the keys to the success of this girls basketball team. My team’s philosophy centers around the idea that everyone is essential to the team’s success. I provide the guidance and support that allows our athletes to believe in themselves and strive to realize their full potential. Our practice plans are intense, requiring attention to detail and the development of self-confidence while pushing them to do more than they ever have before. We focus on the little things that will, in turn, produce big results. The end results of our teamwork and commitment are highly successful teams with members that have improved their physical and social capabilities while having fun doing it. This philosophy has allowed Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team to become one of the best teams in the state.

,play zone defense and quick shots from the outside. Coach Richard Miranda is looking forward to a successful season with the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team! He plans to take a different approach to the team's strategies and playbook this year, by utilizing more subs more often, implementing a zone defense, and attempting quick shots from the outside. This new strategy is sure to help take the team to the next level and give them an advantage during their upcoming game play. Coach Miranda is confident that with dedication and hard work the team will achieve victory this season! #SHSGirlsBasketBall #NewStrategies #ZoneDefense #StrathmorePride

. On the court, communication is actually more important than playing the game. Good communication creates a positive vibe in the locker room and on the court. Coach Richard Miranda believes that communication is an essential part of the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team's success. He believes that communication is even more important than playing the game. He encourages the positive vibes that come from effective communication in the locker room and on the court. He believes that being able to communicate, both verbally and non-verbally, is imperative in order to excel in the game. Coach Richard Miranda believes communication is key to building a strong team atmosphere and achieving success. Communication is fundamental because it allows team members to back each other up and work together. It also helps to establish a robust support system essential to motivation and keeping morale high. Communication also helps the players to share ideas, strategies, and techniques to capitalize on their strengths and weaknesses. As such, communication is absolutely key to the success of the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team.

that's beneficial for both. My coaches and I always promote the idea of having good grades. We set the expectations in regards to grades, and the expectation of student athletes always goes hand in hand. It's not just a basketball player here, it's a student athlete that's been equipped to leave this school with an educational base that can lead them to any future that they choose. Coach Richard Miranda's approach to balancing academics and sports for the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team is clear: academics always come first. He and his coaches emphasize hard work in the classroom, setting expectations for the student athletes to excel in both their studies and sports. As he puts it, the goal is to equip the student athletes with an educational base that can open doors to whatever future they desire. When it comes to the balance of academics and sports, Coach Miranda and his team are focused on creating a plan that is helpful and beneficial to all.

Coach Richard Miranda of the Strathmore High School Girls Basketball team has a message of optimism and inspiration for the school's fans and supporters. He knows the team has worked hard all season long and believes they have what it takes to make their fans proud. "We hope that this season we can give the school and community something to cheer about," he said. He believes that through hard work and dedication the team can reach its goals and put a smile on everyone's face. Coach Miranda believes that the team has been diligently working to bring a sense of pride to the school and looks forward to seeing what the results will be. He wants the fans to know that the team appreciates their ongoing support and looks forward to making Strathmore High proud. #StrathmoreHighGirlsBasketball

The Strathmore High School varsity team this season is led by Coach Richard Miranda, an experienced and dedicated leader who has made it his goal to help the team improve step by step. According to Coach Miranda, it will take playing as one unit in order to be successful. The team is made up of top returners from last season, including Alexis Ibarra Sanchez, Jennifer Gonzalez, and Alyssa Gonzalez Dayanara Topete. Each of these players have invaluable qualities which will make a difference in the team's progress this season. New players have also joined the roster this year, such as Pearl Johnson, who is sure to make an immediate impact on the team. What does Mirander look for in captains? He expects his leaders to lead by example. Currently, these roles are being contested by Alexis Ibarra Sanchez, Jennifer Gonzalez, and Alyssa Gonzalez. Coach Miranda was asked what his plan was for developing team chemistry this season. He explained that he would ensure that his players are comfortable playing with each other and that they should always take the opportunity to help each other out. Additionally, Coach Miranda aims to keep his players motivated through the use of "rings", as they missed out on it last year and it's still a sore subject. Another big challenge Coach Miranda is faced with this season is consistency. He believes that in order to make real progress this year, his team needs to be a consistent unit. This season's schedule includes some difficult games, such as against the defending D5 champions Reedley, Kerman, Mission Oak, Lindsay (Rival), Corcoran, Farmersville and the Arvin Tournament. When asked if his coaching style has changed this season, Coach Miranda replied that it has become less vocal with the same level of expectations. He understands the importance of the mental aspect of the game and he works to make sure his players remain motivated and that they always have a goal to reach. Coach Miranda has also made some changes to the team's training and conditioning program. He has stressed the importance of playing close to 60 games in the spring and summer, which will help the team build on its current strengths and improve its weaknesses. His philosophy is simple: if it were easy, then everybody could do it. This was the approach he took when implementing new strategies and plays for this season. He hopes to allow more subs to play for more minutes, which will give the team more opportunities to improve overall. Lastly, communication is of utmost importance for the team's success. With these two elements combined, the team's mental toughness will be a great asset for them in close games. Coach Miranda is also dedicated to helping his players balance academics and sports. Even though his team has many challenges this season, he wants to ensure that his players enjoy their high school experience and make the most of the time they have on the court. His message to the fans and supporters of Strathmore High this season is simple; he hopes they can all cheer for a successful year ahead.