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Fountain Hills girls basketball building off last year’s momentum

Falcons led by Big 3 this year

Junior Seesee Smith blows by a defender at home last year. The Falcons host Crismon at 5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30. (Independent Newsmedia/George Zeliff)

The Fountain Hills High School girls basketball team looks to build off their playoff run last year, their first since the 2019-20 season, and go even further this year.

Head coach Amanda Baca has one of the deepest teams in years, anchored by a solid upperclassman trio.

Senior Alicia Ibarra, 11.9 points per game (ppg), and junior Seesee Smith, 11.2 ppg, were two of the top three scorers last year. Junior Kayley Lewis averaged 6.2 ppg last season and had a season high of 17 points.

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