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NAME: Leah Riley
SCHOOL: Sycamore High School
SPORT(S): Basketball
GRADUATING YEAR: 2022
GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT: "Being
a good aunt to my nephew Cody and becoming the fourth 1,000-point girls'
scorer in school history."
BIRTHDATE: 1/6/2004
HEIGHT: 5'7"-140 lbs.
RESIDENCE: Montgomery
PARENTS: Ryan & Lori
BIGGEST INFLUENCE: Paula
Hayden (8th grade basketball coach and later trainer)
FUTURE GOAL: "Play college
basketball; get an advanced degree either in Physical Therapy or
athletic training; swim with sharks."
Sycamore senior Leah Riley is a basketball all-star and is a member of
the 1,000-point club, only the fourth girl in Sycamore history to attain
this feat.
Her junior campaign, Leah averaged 14 points a game to go along with
three rebounds-two assists and two steals per game. Her accomplishments
were recognized by being named first-team all-GMC, honorable mention
all-city (Enquirer), and first-team all-District. She also made the GMC
all-academic team.
Leah had a great senior season, too, averaging 17.1 points a game, third
in the GMC. Her 43 points scored vs. Hamilton set a school record for
points scored in a single game. She also had two big games vs. Colerain
(29 points and 25 points), plus good games vs. Olentangy Liberty (23
points) and West Clermont (21 points). She was honorable mention Div. I
Southwest Ohio District.
A great student (4.2 GPA) and national honor society member, Leah is
active in community service and also plays for the Cincy Swish Blue Star
club team. She is planning to play at the next level, but has not yet
selected a college.
Her favorite athlete is Stephen Curry, favorite entertainer is Morgan
Wallen, favorite book is Just Mercy, favorite TV show is The Vampire
Diaries and the most-like-to-meet is Ian Somerhalder and Stephen Curry.
COACH'S QUOTE – "Leah has been not only a great player in our
program, but an elite person. She currently has a 4.2 GPA and is our
senior captain. Leah will leave our program with multiple school
records and over 60 wins."
— Derek Christerson, Varsity Basketball
Coach
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