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Girls Basketball

Play Smart, Play Strong, and Play Together.

Playing basketball offers students a valuable learning experience filled with life lessons: leadership, teamwork, responsibility, respect, integrity, selflessness, hard work, and how to handle and deal with adversity. These positive character skills are the foundation of our girls basketball program.

We believe a successful team is built on disciplined practice, which leads to success, and teamwork. Coaches help players learn to work cooperatively during practice and in games, striving to pursue a team creed of “victory with honor, sacrifice for team, and pride in self and school.” We also believe that a rewarding and fun basketball program can coexist with the belief that the vital lessons of athletics are learned from the honorable pursuit of victory—from competition, rather than outcome.

Meet the Coach

A former Lady Ute at the University of Utah and UHSAA state champion at Skyline High School, Stacy Martin brings invaluable experience and expertise to her coaching role. Coach Martin was an assistant coach from 2011 until 2023, when she transitioned to head coach. Her dedication to the team and love of the game have made her an integral and respected figure in our community.

Learn More About Coach Martin

Meet Our Alums

The Rowland Hall girls basketball program has produced numerous players who have gone on to play at the college level, from Division I universities like Creighton to Division III universities like Emory and Puget Sound.

Learn more About Our Alums

Girls Basketball Stories

Schedules

Upcoming Games

US GIRLS V Basketball Game @ Utah Military Academy (Hill Field)
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Maeser Preparatory Academy - 320 W 600 S, Lindon (Athletics)
MS Girls Basketball C Team @ Monticello Academy
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Monticello Academy - 2782 S, Corporate Park Dr, WV (Athletics)
MS Girls Basketball B Team @ Monticello Academy
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Monticello Academy - 2782 S, Corporate Park Dr, WV (Athletics)

Championships

Winged Lion Legacy

As the oldest athletic team in Rowland Hall's 155-plus-year history, hundreds of young women have passed through our girls basketball program. The first recorded instance of girls basketball at the school dates to approximately 1906, when girls were photographed playing the sport on campus.

Questions?

If you have sport-specific questions, email the coach. For general athletics questions, email the Athletics Department.

Head Coach
Stacy Martin

Director of Athletics
Zack Alvidrez

Assistant Director of Athletics
Jackie Hertgen