Mustang duo earns IGCA all-district basketball honors

PCM junior Tori Lindsay led the Mustang girls basketball team in assists and steals per game this winter and freshman Libby Winters led the state-ranked squad in scoring and rebounding.

Both PCM standouts give the program a lot to be excited about for next season and each were named to the Class 3A Southwest District squad this past season.

The district’s 10-player squad includes Saydel’s Paige Rummans and Roland-Story’s Claire Truesdell.

PCM head girls basketball coach Sami Allison-Rodriguez was voted as the 3A Southwest District Coach of the Year after guiding the Mustangs to a 21-4 season. PCM registered its most wins since going 21-3 in 2008-09.

While Winters and Lindsay were named to the Southwest District squad by the Iowa Girls Coaches Association, PCM seniors Addison Steenhoek and Rebecca De Vries earned academic all-state recognition by the IGCA.

Winters led the Mustangs in points and rebounds per game at 13 and 8.2, respectively. She also averaged a team-best 1.4 blocks per game as well as 2.7 steals and 1.3 assists per tilt.

She led PCM with 324 points, 204 rebounds and 34 blocks this winter and ranked second with 68 steals. Her 55 percent shooting from the floor also led the Mustangs and ranked 14th in 3A.

Lindsay averaged 12.6 points and 4.3 rebounds per game, which ranked second on the squad. Her 3.4 assists and 2.8 steals per contest led the Mustangs.

Lindsay shot 46.3 percent from the floor and 66 percent from the free-throw line and ranked 10th in 3A with a 3-point percentage of 39.7.

Her 62 made 3s set a new single-season school record and ranks third in 3A.

Her 315 points, 85 assists and 69 steals all were a single-season career highs. She enters her final prep season with 867 career points.