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W/L - 19/7 (12-0) 1st Place

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2008 Inaugural Alumni Game Photo

 

At Saratoga we strive to provide students with as many opportunities as possible to develop and display a wide variety of talents. Basketball players learn teamwork, the importance of preparation, discipline, effort, and how to win and lose with dignity. Our basketball program, we believe, contributes greatly to the effectiveness of our overall mission of helping prepare students for adulthood. The outstanding individual people that the alumni have become represent this belief.

Updated: 2/25/11

Saratoga Falcons

Welcome to the Saratoga Girls Varsity Basketball Website. The Main purpose of this site is to keep people informed about the team's progress over the course of the season and maintain Saratoga Basketball's History. Our first Saratoga Girls Alumni game was played Wednesday November 26th at 5pm with the high schoolers winning the contest. The 'revenge game' failed to materialize for the alumni who again lost Friday November 27th, 2009. This year's contest was Friday Nov 26th, 2010 @4:30PM where the alumni girls finally got their first win 40-38.

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2010 Alumni Team Photo - First team to beat the Varsity Girls (40-38)

Nicole Gragnola (10) and Alex Sclavos (09) led the alumni by scoring in double digits and Ashley Cole (09) had a key late steal to seal the 2010-2011 Alumni Game for the alumni. Hannah Johnson's 14 points led the varsity who tied up the game late before falling in the closing seconds.