1. Ashley Norris (1990-94)
\n1,372 career points, fourth all-time \u2026 first player under Swaney to receive a Division I scholarship (Boston University) \u2026 single-season steals record holder (84, tied with Jessica Noel) \u2026 owns or shares records for single game assists, single season steals and career steals \u2026 first Tyrone girl to score 30 points in a single game \u2026 no point guard under Swaney more closely embodied his intensity and philosophy.
\n2. Sarah Grazier (1993-97)
\nAll-time leading scorer (1,562) \u2026 back-to-back 500-point season (1995-97) \u2026 two Division I college scholarships (Rhode Island and Robert Morris) \u2026 a point guard capable of playing every position on the floor \u2026 no point guard at Tyrone before or since could score like Grazier.
\n3. Nic DelBaggio (1994-98)
\n1,458 career points \u2026 back-to-back 500-point seasons (1996-98) \u2026 single-game points record-holder (40) \u2026 holds five school records \u2026 the most dominant post player in school history \u2026 a knack for scoring unlike any player to play for Swaney.
\n4. Jennifer Diehl (1991-95)
\n1,107 career points \u2026 Division II college scholarship to Millersville University \u2026 500-point scorer as a senior \u2026 a true leader who matched Swaney\u2019s intensity \u2026 the most physical post as Swaney has coached \u2026 20 rebounds in District championship in 1994.
\n5. Megan DelBaggio (1993-97)
\n1,093 career points \u2026 tied for single-game blocked shots record (4) \u2026 tremendous defender \u2026 a smooth and graceful guard \u2026 a pure shooter second only to Gendie Haverstein in three-point accuracy \u2026 played the game with passion and elegance.
\n6. Alanna Daniels (1998-2002)
\n1,039 career points \u2026 helped bring program back from a dark two-year downturn from 1998-2000 \u2026 NAIA scholarship to Seton Hill \u2026 led Tyrone to two District semifinals berths \u2026 averaged double figure scoring three straight seasons \u2026 played with the heart of a Swaney-coached point guard.
\n7. Gendie Haverstein (1990-1994)
\n1,263 career points \u2026 the first true scorer of the Swaney era \u2026 breakout sophomore season with over 400 points \u2026 holds or shares every three-point record \u2026 played Division III college basketball at Juniata \u2026 made 68 three-pointers in 1993-94 \u2026 a pure shooter, her shots from beyond the arc were like lay-ups.
\n8. Marie DelBaggio (1999-2003)
\n999 career points \u2026 a true triple threat offensively with the size to play inside, the touch to play outside, and the handle to push the ball and finish on the break \u2026 played on Division II level for Edinboro University.
\n9. Rachel DelGrosso (1987-1991)
\n400 career assists \u2026 career assists leader and tied for single-game assists with Norris (12) \u2026 single season assists leader with 156 (1990)\u2026 a pure point guard, she finished with 813 points in the era just before Swaney\u2019s up-tempo offensive system took shape.
\n10. Jessica Noel (1989-93)
\nInch-for-inch one of the most complete players in school history \u2026 at 5-5, started four seasons and collected 752 career points and 876 career rebounds \u2026 also shares record for steals in a season with Norris (84).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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