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Kayla Raymond Verbals to Stonehill

5/5/2017

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Oliver Ames junior Kayla Raymond has given her verbal commitment to play college basketball at Stonehill College. After being courted by various D1 and D2 programs, the Easton native will be staying home to be a Skyhawk.

Raymond (6'0, forward) had a breakout season as a sophomore and her stock hasn’t stopped rising. Raymond averaged 17 points per game this past year and is a two-time Hockomock all-star.

Kayla Raymond is one of the most unique players in the state. She is an offensive dynamo and can score in a variety of ways. She is a super athletic slasher, can shoot the 3-ball, has a step back jumper and can score with her back to the basket.

Since she is so athletic, she can change a game defensively by being disruptive in the passing lanes and because she can jump so high she can dominate the glass and alter or block shots.

I had the good fortune of coaching Kayla for a year in AAU and she was even better for our team than I envisioned. During her first workout with us, it was evident we needed her on the team and by the end of that year she was one of our best players and was on the radar of many northeast D1/D2 colleges.

I expect her to be a dominant force for the Skyhawks and I look forward to watching her play at the next level.  

Kayla plays AAU for Kristen McDonnell and the NEX Elite program.
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8/8/2017 06:56:07 am

After knowing that Kayla has made the verbal commitment of playing college basketball, there are many students who are looking forward to her for making some breakthrough performances in the upcoming matches and making the college win the upcoming tournaments.

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8/13/2018 11:01:55 pm

I have been following Karla's career for about one year now and I can say that her decision to join Stonehill is a big upside for the team. The Skyhawks is a very good organization and have a great pool of coaching staff and that is why I believe she can fully develop her potential as a threat on the offensive end. With her abilities, it is only acceptable to stay in that college. I am looking forward for Karla to develop her defensive side, though. If she manages to unlock that part of hers, I think she will become an all-star caliber player someday. All the best, Karla!

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2/27/2018 07:06:01 pm

Being an athlete is a great opportunity for every individual. There are a lot of lessons and discipline that an athlete can acquire during his/her season. Kayla Raymond as a college basketball player is a great athlete. The basketball game is commonly played by men. It strengthens the physical body condition of a player, helps to improve the stamina and endurance, helps to manage the balance, and helps to develop skills and tactics for the game. There is no gender when it comes to basketball. For those girls who want to play this game, just play and continue to practice. This is a great avenue to showcase your strength and ability.

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