Rocky Mount Academy's girls鈥� basketball team showcased an impressive season, reaching the NCISAA Division II championship game. The Eagles celebrated multiple accolades with Taylor Carmichael and Berkeley Miller named to the all-state team, while Carmichael also earned CPIC Girls鈥� Player of the Year and head coach Katherine Johnston was named Coach of the Year. This marks Johnston's fifth consecutive league title, with the Eagles boasting a flawless 10-0 conference record. In total, four players made the All-CPIC team, reinforcing the team's strong performance this season.

By the Numbers
  • Taylor Carmichael scored 501 points, averaging 19.3 points per game.
  • Berkeley Miller averaged 15.8 points per game and 8.8 rebounds per game.
State of Play
  • RMA's girls finished the season with a record of 23-4, including 10-0 in their conference.
  • Johnston has led the team to 39 consecutive conference wins over five years.
What's Next

As the new season approaches, Rocky Mount Academy aims to build on its success with returning players like Carmichael and Miller, who have proven their scoring and rebounding prowess. Continued investment in player development and maintaining their winning culture will be critical as they eye another championship run.

Bottom Line

Rocky Mount Academy's achievements this season reflect their competitive spirit and teamwork, highlighted by individual accolades. The team's legacy under Coach Johnston sets a high bar for future seasons, emphasizing the importance of cohesion and strategic play for sustained success.