Providence Day girls basketball coach Josh Springer has averaged 25 wins per season in 12 years at the school. Springer won his 300th game on the Charger sidelines last season. Photo courtesy of Ed Prisco
Coach: Josh Springer, 13th season (307-58)
2018-19 Record: 19-12 overall, 8-2 in CISAA
• Returning Starters: Morgan Kelson, 5-10 senior forward (12.1 points, 7.1 rebounds); Andi Levitz, 5-5 guard (9.5 points, 2.2 rebounds); Kailey Smith, 5-7 senior guard (6.4 points, 2.2 rebounds); Nina-Simone Clark, 5-6 senior forward
• Key Reserves: El Ferguson, 5-7 senior guard (4.2 points); Anna Riley Gutierrez, 5-6 junior guard (4.0 points); Taylor Sanchez, 5-6 junior forward (1.6 points); Scarlet Greer, 5-7 sophomore guard; Chandler Brooks; Lauren Jensen, 5-6 freshman guard
• The Dish: The Chargers return four starters and several key reserves who led the team to the NCISAA semifinals last year, but will have to replace MiLea Owens, a three-year starter who will miss the season with injury. Providence Day gets back Clark, a senior guard and all-conference player who missed last season due to injury. All-state performers Kelson and Levitz will headline the show, but Godwin, Guiterrez and Ferguson have played big roles on this team for years. Freshmen Brooks, Jensen, Latter and Roper will all get a shot at minutes as well.
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