Alahna Preston, a junior guard/forward, who earned second team all-region honors as a sophomore, will be counted on to be consistently dominant on both ends of the floor this season.
Jeff Reid
Franklin County girls’ head basketball coach Tony Gill talks to his players during a timeout on Dec. 6 against Magna Vista High School. The Lady Eagles are looking to bounce back after a disappointing 2023-24 season that had its share of ups and downs. The team won four games in a row in late January to go 9-9, and then dropped four of their last five games to finish the season, 10-13, and third in the Blue Ridge District behind Lord Botetourt and William Fleming.
Jeff Reid
Raygen Wright (44), a sophomore who got valuable experience as a freshman last year, is expected to be an important contributor for the Lady Eagles this season.
The Franklin County girls’ basketball program is looking to bounce back after a 2023-24 season that had its share of ups and downs. The team won four games in a row in late January to go 9-9 and then dropped four of their last five games to finish the season, 10-13, and third in the Blue Ridge District behind Lord Botetourt and William Fleming.
Alahna Preston, a junior guard/forward, who earned second team all-region honors as a sophomore, will be counted on to be consistently dominant on both ends of the floor this season.
Franklin County girls’ head basketball coach Tony Gill talks to his players during a timeout on Dec. 6 against Magna Vista High School. The Lady Eagles are looking to bounce back after a disappointing 2023-24 season that had its share of ups and downs. The team won four games in a row in late January to go 9-9, and then dropped four of their last five games to finish the season, 10-13, and third in the Blue Ridge District behind Lord Botetourt and William Fleming.
Raygen Wright (44), a sophomore who got valuable experience as a freshman last year, is expected to be an important contributor for the Lady Eagles this season.
