Broken Bow girls’ basketball returns three starters from a 26-5 state quarterfinal team, giving head coach Toby Bean a foundation of postseason experience. The senior-heavy group has players familiar with important games and demanding responsibilities as Broken Bow prepares for another playoff pursuit.
Jaylen Cauthron (5-7, Sr.) supplies an established backcourt presence after averaging 20 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists and 5 steals last season. Her production gives the team a guard capable of influencing several parts of the game.
Bean praises Cauthron’s ability to score at all three levels. That range provides different offensive options as the coaching staff determines how to use its returning group. Her defensive quickness, rebounding and passing extend her contribution beyond scoring.
Tyson Woolsey (6-1, Sr.) supplies another established leader after averaging 15 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks. Her interior production complements Cauthron’s backcourt role.
Woolsey has also expanded her offensive skills. Bean notes that she can put the ball on the floor and shoot from outside, creating opportunities beyond traditional post assignments. That development gives Broken Bow more versatility while retaining familiar production near the basket. Her experience and leadership provide continuity as teammates establish their responsibilities.
Bean expects both Cauthron and Woolsey to continue playing at the Division I level. Their immediate roles remain guiding Broken Bow through another high school season.
Genesis Smith (5-3, Sr.) adds another experienced guard. A’nyah Griffin (5-8, Sr.) provides flexibility at forward and guard, giving the coaching staff a senior option across different combinations.
Griffin also earns praise for her energy and positivity. Bean values her willingness to do whatever the group needs, providing another example within the senior class.
Kylee Burris (5-8, Jr.) adds another guard-forward option. Teghan Cantrell (Fr.) is a younger player Bean expects to develop as she continues working on her game.
Kendry Camp also contributes to the program while remaining active in FFA. Her preparation provides another example of the responsibilities players handle beyond basketball.
Bean is assisted by Logan Lindley. Combining the returning players’ contributions with dependable support will be central as Broken Bow works toward another postseason opportunity.
