Baldwin Bulldogs stay wary of preseason hype in Frontier League
Baldwin High coach Jeff Haas says his 2025 basketball team is not a powerhouse yet despite the Frontier League coaches naming the Bulldogs the top team. Returning guards Andy Hannon and Joe Gipp lead the squad, with injuries to both seniors slowing early practice as Osawatomie looms Friday.
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Baldwin Bulldogs look to spread scoring load this season
Toot notes balanced offense with all players contributing. Baldwin averaged 62 points per game last year, but no single star carried the load as the top scorer had 12 points. Returning seniors Anna Skaggs, Katie Martin, Kayla Pringle and junior Emily Brown lead the lineup. Brown is a 6-1 post who averaged 12 points and nine rebounds. Brown and Skaggs do everything well and will anchor the squad as unselfish leaders.
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