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NAME: Gabbie Marshall
SCHOOL: Mt. Notre Dame
SPORT(S): Basketball
GRADUATING YEAR: 2019
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT:
Signing to play at Iowa; winning state championship
BIRTHDATE: 8/22/2000
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 5'8"-140
lbs.
RESIDENCE: West Chester
PARENTS: Ernest &
Marne
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: Parents
& coaches
FUTURE GOAL: Big 10
championship (and beyond)
One of Cincinnati's best basketball players is Mt. Notre Dame's senior
Gabbie Marshall, a four-year varsity starter, a McDonald's
All-American nominee, a member of the 1,000+ point club and a two-time
Ohio state champion.
Gabbie was second in the league in scoring, averaging about 14 points
a game for the GGCL champs (undefeated 8-0 in league play), SWO
District champs, Regional champs and 27-2 Ohio state champs. She is
also second in the league in steals, averaging 2.8 per game. So far
this season, she has been named 1st team all-SWO District in Div. I
and 1st team all-Ohio.
Her numerous big games this season include games vs. Seton (28
points), Bedford IN (27), Hamilton Heights TN (23), Kettering Fairmont
(21) and Milford (20).
Gabbie helped lead Mt. Notre Dame in capturing a seventh Ohio state
championship, which ties for the most state titles in girls'
basketball in Ohio High School Athletic Association history.
Gabbie was part of the Cougars' Ohio state championship team her
sophomore year and district championship team her junior year, when
she averaged 16 points a game (second in the conference) while her
three steals per game led the conference. Her junior honors included
being named 1st team all-GGCL for the third time, 1st team all-SWO
District and 2nd team all-state.
A great student who is active in community service, Gabbie will play
collegiately at the University of Iowa. Her favorite athlete and
most-like-to-meet is Steph Curry, favorite entertainer is Sandra
Bullock, favorite book is To Kill A Mockingbird and favorite movie is
The Hate U Give.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Gabbie has been the cornerstone of our program
for four years. Her contributions on and off the court will be a
legacy for all future MND student-athletes to follow. She will
flourish at the University of Iowa."
— Scott Rogers, Basketball Coach
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