Brooklynn Haywood: Union's Record-Breaking Star

0:00It's March 27. You're listening to Vancouver News today, AI-powered local news. Brooklyn Haywood wrapped up her senior year at Union High as the second all-time leading score in Washington High School Girls Basketball with two. Thousand nine hundred fifty-two points. She signed a play for the Oregon Ducks next season and earned the Colombians all-region player of the year honor for the second time. The tie-in space early losses to strong teams from Alaska and Oregon, but turned things around with eighteen stray wins leading into the class four. A hardwood classic. They repeated as four, a greater St. Helens league champions won their first by-district title and set a program record with twenty-five victories. Haywood averaged thirty-two points, seven rebounds, and four point three assists per game, despite facing heavy defensive pressure from opponents. She credits her success to intense preparation and the tight bonds with her teammates and coaches, calling this the most fun season of her career. Looking ahead, she's studying Oregon's games to adapt to college ball early.

1:03Her coach praises how she boosted the team's work ethic with early morning workouts, drawing big crowds to gains for her electric play. She's also the top pick on the all-region first team, joined by standouts like Kennedy Bachert from Skyview and Mila Larry from Union. Haywood's legacy at Union goes beyond the records, shaping a winning culture that will inspire the next generation of Titans.