NI gives injury updates and Mabrey sisters surpass 4000 pts

NI gives injury updates and Mabrey sisters surpass 4000 pts
by RISteve (2022-01-24 08:09:47)

A few nuggets from Anthony Anderson of The SB Tribune:

Ivey said Prohaska is “working on getting herself back into shape,” and that the senior guard’s minutes will grow.

“We really missed her coming back from break,” Ivey said. “She brings us defense, she brings us energy, she brings us toughness.”

Meanwhile, Katlyn Gilbert did not dress, missing her sixth straight game.

“No she’s not,” Ivey said of whether Gilbert might return soon. “She’s still trying to get back healthy.”

Worth noting

Dara’s 10 points Sunday gave the three Mabrey sisters a combined 4,001 for their college careers.

Marina, a star on ND’s 2018 national title team, closed her Irish days with 1,896.

Michaela, now a Notre Dame assistant, finished at 936.

Dara’s at 1,169, the first 738 of those coming during her two seasons at Virginia Tech before transferring to Notre Dame prior to last season.

“That’s awesome,” said Ivey, who has witnessed most of the points by the siblings. “That’s a great stat to have for a family. That’s a credit to that family and the work they’ve put in.”

I wonder what is a record for sibling combined points. *

The Samuelson Sisters Lead The Mabreys by 400+ Pts.

Bonnie and Karlie both played for Stanford before the youngest sister, Katie Lou, went cross country to UConn. They finished at 4,458 total points and all three sisters shot 40+ % from three.

Don't think the Mabreys will be able to catch that this season, but if Dara comes back next year, they'll have them.

BTW, this writer....if you scroll through the article...also did similar articles on foursomes: the Ogwumike sisters and the Mabreys (but they included brother Roy).

Don't know who the top sister act was, but this was pretty current.

Click here for link at https://highposthoops.com/2019/07/04/numbers-behind-the-samu

Thanks for that. Never knew there was a Bonnie *