Coolidge was a steady force in the middle for a Lady Hornets’ soccer club that struggled to score, tallying just six goals and finishing the season with two wins. The senior leader continued her strong, defensive presence into basketball season, taking on the opposing team’s top player on most nights. Coolidge was named both the NTWSR’s Player of the Year, and the Defensive Player of the Year. She scored 11.1 points per game, grabbed 7.5 rebounds per game and had 74 assists and 74 steals on the season for the 11-11 Lady Hornets.

Coolidge pulled double-duty in the Spring, racking up some impressive numbers from the plate for the 7-13 Hornets .. .510 BA, .579 OBP, .878 SLG%, 25 hits, 21 runs, 5 HR, 18 RBI, 6 BB, 3 K .. while playing multiple positions in the field, and also served as the Track & Field teams’ best thrower. After winning an NTL title in the shot put, as well as a runner-up finish in the javelin, Coolidge placed 10th in the javelin at the District IV Championships.

Coolidge will be continuing her academic and her basketball career at Juniata College in the Fall.

Emma Coolidge, Wellsboro, senior: see above.

Volleyball: PIAA All-State Team; NTWSR Player of the Year; led NP-Liberty to NTL title, 15-2 record; 206 kills (2.9/set), 272 digs (3.8/set), 141 points (2/set), 32 aces and 14 assists. 

Basketball: role player, strong rebounder, defender for 8-15 Lady Mounties.

Track & Field: NTWSR All-Tioga County 2nd Team in high jump, long jump and triple jump; qualified for and finished 20th in high jump at District IV meet; 

Volleyball: NTWSR ‘Newcomer of the Year’; 125 kills, 78 points, 30 aces, 92 blocks, 12 digs;

Basketball: NTWSR ’Newcomer of the Year’; 8.7 ppg, 8.9 rpg, 19 blocks, 44 steals, 5 double-doubles;

Softball: NTWSR 2nd Team; .441 BA, .507 OBP, .814 SLG%, 26 hits, 17 runs, 12-2B, 2-3B, 2 HR, 21 RBI, 5 SB;

Soccer: NTWSR 1st Team; 3 goals and an assist for the Lady Warriors, who were the only West girls’ soccer team to make Districts.

Cross Country: While playing full time for the Williamson soccer team, Hungerford also competed for and was the CV girls’ top runner. She finished in 31st place at the District IV Championships.

Wrestling: compiled a 6-16 record for the 7-9 Warriors, wrestling just one other girl on the season. A four-year member of the wrestling team, Hungerford finished with 22 varsity wins.

Track & Field: NTWSR Female Track Athlete of the Year (two-time); finished 2nd at the NTL meet in the 100 meter hurdles, 3rd in the 300 meter hurdles and was a member of the 4th-place 4x100 meter relay team. At Districts, finished 12th in the 300 hurdles, won her preliminary heat in the 100 hurdles and her, Kyra Daley, Ella Churchill and Jade Colwell finished 13th in the 4x100.

Volleyball: NTWSR 1st Team; 355 assists (5.2/set), 247 digs (3.6/set), 227 points (3.3/set), 49 aces, 27 kills and 9 blocks.

Basketball: 4 ppg, 71 rebounds, 37 assists, 52 steals.

Softball: NTWSR 2nd Team; played multiple defensive positions; .393 BA, .478 OBP, 22 H, 10 BB;

Soccer: NTL Coaches 2nd Team All-Star; NTWSR 1st Team for only West team to reach playoffs.

Basketball: 4.5 ppg, 63 rebounds, 38 assists, 51 steals.

Softball: NTWSR 1st Team; most consistent middle infielder in the league for State playoff-Lady Indians; .394 BA, .474 OBP, 26 H, 23 R, 13 RBI;

Volleyball: NTWSR 1st Team; 318 digs (4.7/set), 161 kills (2.4/set), 116 points, 15 aces, 29 blocks.

Basketball: NTWSR Offensive Player of the Year; 13.1 ppg, hit double-digits in scoring 14 times, 39-3’s, 7 rpg, 1.5 apg, 3 spg.

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