District 1 Girls Basketball: In postseason, nothing changing for Haverford

Haverford's Caroline Dotsey, here taking a shot against Conestoga in the Central League title game Monday, is ready to help lead the undefeated Fords into the postseason. (Pete Bannan - MediaNews Group)

Haverford’s Caroline Dotsey, here taking a shot against Conestoga in the Central League title game Monday, is ready to help lead the undefeated Fords into the postseason. (Pete Bannan – MediaNews Group)

By Matt Smith

If you say the word “undefeated” to a Haverford player, you are unlikely to get a response. A smirk or shrug of the shoulders, but that’s about it.

The Fords are 24-0 and fresh off winning the team’s first Central League championship in 11 years. They are led by Delaware County’s top scorer, senior forward Caroline Dotsey, who is averaging around 18 points per game. They have three dominant forwards in Dotsey, her  sophomore sister Rian and senior Mollie Carpenter, all of whom stand six feet or taller. Their starting guards, senior Sky Newman and junior Aniya Eberhart, are the energizers.

The Fords know they’re good, but going into the District 1 Class 6A tournament as the only undefeated team in the district means very little to them. It doesn’t mean they are cocky or overconfident. They approach every game like it will be their last.

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