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Rocky Mountain High School

School Info
Conference: 5A Southern Idaho Conference
Classification: 5A


Head Coach: Emery Roy

Years as Head Coach: 4th Season

Previous Experience: Coach Roy has a history of 33 years in coaching; eight years at Meridian High School and 25 years at Centennial high school. During this time, his teams have won 17 District, 17 SIC, and one Metro title. Under Coach Roy's leadership, his teams have also qualified for the State Tournament 28 out of 31 years and played for the State Championship 12 times en route to winning 9 titles.

He has been selected Coach of the Year in District 17 times and State 10 times. In 1999 he was inducted into the Idaho High School Hall of Fame. That same year he was also selected as Idaho’s Girls Basketball Coach of the Century.


Record Last Year: 19-9

Assistant Coaches:
Bob Brunzell – Assistant

Michele Cumings - Assistant


Returning Players:
#34 Rachel Fielder – Senior Forward
Madi Hall – Senior Guard
#20 McKensie Profitt - Senior
Stephanie Hall - Senior
#22 Lacey Verity - Senior


“Key Players” lost from last year:
Maya Rodgers – All State First team, leading scorer and rebounder


Photo By: Steve Conner - #34 Rachel Fielder
Team Preview

Written by: Ryan Lee

After a fourth place finish at state, the Rocky Mountain Grizzlies return five players that played on last year’s squad. Heading into the 2015-16 season the Grizzlies will be without all five starters and all-state first team member, Maya Rodgers, who also led the team in scoring and rebounding. So it is safe to say that Rocky Mountain has holes to fill and questions needing answering heading into the 5A Southern Idaho Conference season.

The Grizzlies will be led again this season by nine-time state champion coach, Emery Roy. Coach Roy has a big challenge ahead of him trying to solidify a new starting rotation, but he is looking forward to the challenge and developing his young team.

“We have some great kids this year that want to learn, but I am looking forward to another great challenge this season with a new starting five and a lot of unknowns.”

Offense:
Returning this year from last year’s team will be a hand-full of seniors in Rachel Fielder, McKensie Profitt, Lacey Verity, Madi Hall, and Stephanie Hall. Since Rocky Mountain will have a new starting five Coach Roy says that each of these girls will play significant minutes this season. Offensively, the Grizzlies hope to improve their free-throw shooting from last season and using these seniors to solidify a firm rotation.

Defense:
An area Rocky Mountain struggled last year was in the half court. They hope to improve in that area with a hungry team eager to learn and hoping to prove its’ self by working hard and playing with toughness.

Wrap-Up:
Rocky Mountain’s team motto this year is “never give up.” These Lady Grizzlies will go through their share of ups and downs this season but Coach Roy doesn’t want his team to get discouraged, but to work hard, play hard, and most importantly never give up.

GAMES TO WATCH: Rocky Mountain and Eagle only play once this season. Don’t miss this always intense rivalry game on January 7, 2016, at Rocky Mountain High School.



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