Maddie Georges contemplates the many ways she can destroy you. (Andrew Williams photo)
There are more three-balls in her future.
Coupeville High School senior Maddie Georges has been tabbed to play in a Washington All-State girls basketball game June 17 in Spokane.
The event, sponsored by NBC Camps and BSN Sports, features three contests divided by classification.
Georges will be part of the 2B/1B game, which tips at 1:30 PM at the Hub Sports Center, with 2A/1A and 4A/3A games following at 3:30 and 5:30, respectively.
Cherish Moss of Neah Bay coaches the 2B/1B West team, while Colfax hoops guru Jordan Holmes guides the East squad.
“I said, give me the dang ball if you want to live!” (Bailey Thule photo)
During her time at CHS, Georges was a four-year varsity hoops player who rattled the rims for 407 points.
Despite losing a chunk of games to pandemic restrictions and being a pass-first point guard for much of her prep career, Mad Dog stands as the #24 scorer in the 49-year history of Wolf girls’ basketball.
Mad Dog and Alita the Assassin cap stellar volleyball careers. (Suzan Georges photo)
Georges was also a standout volleyball player and joined teammate Alita Blouin in playing in the 1B/2B/1A All-State game this past fall.
After graduation, Georges plans to attend Western Washington University, where she will major in Exercise Science.
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