Tate Accomplishes 1,000+ Career Points for Catholic

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Varsity Girls’ Basketball team made it to the 2016 AHSAA Regional Tournament held in Dothan on February 22, 2016. The Knights’ finished the season 18-11. After placing third at the CCC Christmas Tournament and winning the Knights of Columbus Tournament, the Knights won the Area Championship for the first time since 2002 before competing at the Regional Tournament. Junior Iyana Tate finished the season with 330 points and 326 rebounds. She had 16 double doubles for the season. She made the Area All Tournament Team and the Region All Tournament Team. She broke 1,000 points at the Regional Tournament finishing with 1,013 points on February 22, 2016. Montgomery Catholic Preparatory honored Tate after the school Mass on February 26. She was presented with a basketball commemorating her accomplishment by Athletic Director Daniel Veres and her Coach, Jill Clark.

Tate Accomplishes 1,000+ Career Points for Catholic 1

Pictured are Iyana with Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School President, Anne Ceasar, her parents Athena and Cedric Tate Coach Jill Clark, and  Athletic Director Daniel Veres.

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