There’s an air of excitement around the Hudson’s Bay girls basketball program. And for good reason: this could be Hudson’s Bay’s most talented team in a decade, if not in program history.
Fresh off a 19-7 season, the Eagles return their stars, a sophomore all-league transfer, and pair of freshmen to a team ready to dominate.
“They have very high goals,” fourth-year coach Michael Rainville said. “They’re really looking forward to this year.”
It all starts with all-league players Jaydia Martin, a 5-foot-11 junior guard, and Kamelai Powell, a 5-10 junior forward. Aniyah Hampton, a 5-9 sophomore, is recovering from a torn Achilles but is due back by January. That three-pronged attack was good enough to send the Eagles to their first regional appearance since 2007.
