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Basketball – Girls Varsity

The vision of the BB&N Girls Basketball Program is to teach young athletes to respect themselves, their peers, and the BB&N community by instilling a code of ethics built on honesty, responsibility, and teamwork.

team highlighs

  • ISL All-League Honorable Mention Class A NEPSAC All-Star Hannah Bernstein ’24
  • Schedule
  • Record
  • Coaches
Date Opponent Time Home/Away Type Result
Upcoming Games
1/22/25 vs. Groton School 5:00 pm Home i
Date: 1/22/25
Opponent: Groton School
Time: 5:00 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Location:
Regular TBD
1/24/25 @ Austin Preparatory School 3:30 pm Away i
Date: 1/24/25
Opponent: Austin Preparatory School
Time: 3:30 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Location: Austin Preparatory School
Regular TBD
1/31/25 @ Milton Academy 5:00 pm Away i
Date: 1/31/25
Opponent: Milton Academy
Time: 5:00 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Location: Milton Academy
Regular TBD
2/5/25 @ Rivers School 4:30 pm Away i
Date: 2/5/25
Opponent: Rivers School
Time: 4:30 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Location: Rivers School
Regular TBD
2/7/25 @ Governor’s Academy 5:00 pm Away i
Date: 2/7/25
Opponent: Governor’s Academy
Time: 5:00 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Location: Governor's Academy
Regular TBD
2/12/25 @ St. George’s School 4:00 pm Away i
Date: 2/12/25
Opponent: St. George’s School
Time: 4:00 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Location: St. George's School
Regular TBD
2/14/25 @ Noble & Greenough School 6:00 pm Away i
Date: 2/14/25
Opponent: Noble & Greenough School
Time: 6:00 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Location: Noble & Greenough School
Regular TBD
2/19/25 vs. Phillips Academy 4:45 pm Home i
Date: 2/19/25
Opponent: Phillips Academy
Time: 4:45 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Location:
Regular TBD
2/22/25 @ Pingree School 2:00 pm Away i
Date: 2/22/25
Opponent: Pingree School
Time: 2:00 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Location: Pingree School
Regular TBD
2/26/25 vs. Thayer Academy 5:00 pm Home i
Date: 2/26/25
Opponent: Thayer Academy
Time: 5:00 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Location:
Regular TBD
3/1/25 vs. Lawrence Academy 12:00 pm Home i
Date: 3/1/25
Opponent: Lawrence Academy
Time: 12:00 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Location:
Regular TBD
Past Games
1/16/25 vs. Brooks School 6:00 pm Home i
Date: 1/16/25
Opponent: Brooks School
Time: 6:00 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Regular
1/11/25 vs. Phillips Exeter Academy 4:00 pm Home i
Date: 1/11/25
Opponent: Phillips Exeter Academy
Time: 4:00 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Regular 71-56 W
1/8/25 vs. St. Mark’s School 4:00 pm Home i
Date: 1/8/25
Opponent: St. Mark’s School
Time: 4:00 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Regular 50-42 W
12/20/24 @ Deerfield Academy 10:00 am Away i
Date: 12/20/24
Opponent: Deerfield Academy
Time: 10:00 am
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Regular 71-47 W
12/20/24 @ St. Paul’s School 2:00 pm Neutral i
Date: 12/20/24
Opponent: St. Paul’s School
Time: 2:00 pm
Home/Away: Neutral
Type: Regular
Regular 49-32 W
12/19/24 @ Lawrenceville School 7:00 pm Neutral i
Date: 12/19/24
Opponent: Lawrenceville School
Time: 7:00 pm
Home/Away: Neutral
Type: Regular
Regular 60-31 W
12/13/24 @ Middlesex School 6:15 pm Away i
Date: 12/13/24
Opponent: Middlesex School
Time: 6:15 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Regular 36-48 L
12/11/24
Postponed
vs. Tabor Academy 3:30 pm Home i
Date: 12/11/24
Opponent: Tabor Academy
Time: 3:30 pm
Home/Away: Home
Type: Regular
Regular
12/7/24 @ Cushing Academy 3:00 pm Away i
Date: 12/7/24
Opponent: Cushing Academy
Time: 3:00 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Regular 37-53 L
12/4/24 @ Newton Country Day School 4:30 pm Away i
Date: 12/4/24
Opponent: Newton Country Day School
Time: 4:30 pm
Home/Away: Away
Type: Regular
Regular
Date Opponent Home/Away Result
1/16/25 vs. Brooks School Home
1/11/25 vs. Phillips Exeter Academy Home 71-56 W
1/8/25 vs. St. Mark’s School Home 50-42 W
12/20/24 @ Deerfield Academy Deerfield Academy 71-47 W
12/20/24 @ St. Paul’s School St. Paul's School 49-32 W
12/19/24 @ Lawrenceville School Lawrenceville School 60-31 W
12/13/24 @ Middlesex School Middlesex School 36-48 L
12/11/24 vs. Tabor Academy Home
12/7/24 @ Cushing Academy Cushing Academy 37-53 L
12/4/24 @ Newton Country Day School Newton Country Day School

Kindyll Dorsey

Associate Director of Athletics, Head Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach
Coach Dorsey has served as girls’ varsity basketball coach and Associate Director of Athletics since rejoining BB&N full-time in 2018. She previously served as head coach of the program from 2012 to 2014. Prior to her return to BB&N, Dorsey was the assistant women’s basketball coach at Northeastern University. She also served as a head coach in the New England Crusaders AAU program from 2007 and 2014. Under her direction, she aided elite high school student-athletes in improving their conceptual understanding of the game while providing them with a platform to continue academics and athletics at the collegiate level. Dorsey was also head coach at Merrimack High School, where she was nominated for New Hampshire Coach of the Year during the 2008-09 season. A four-year letter winner and captain of the women’s basketball team at Boston College, Dorsey graduated with a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts in 2007. During her career, she helped the Eagles win the 2004 BIG EAST championship and make three NCAA tournament appearances, including two trips to the regional semifinals (2004, 2006). Dorsey also played professionally for the Sandyford Meteors in Sandyford, Ireland in 2008. Coach Dorsey takes great pride in mentoring student-athletes in their academic, athletic, and social experiences.

Amy Peters

Assistant Girls Varsity Basketball Coach
Coach Peters brings a unique blend of experience to the Knights program. Coach Peters was previously assistant coach of girls’ basketball at Worcester Academy where she assisted with implementing analytics driven and aligned systems of play utilizing a game-sense approach and competitive practice programming. Her coaching philosophy is informed heavily by advantage basketball principles and constraints-based development of on court decision making. She has also worked privately with Boston-based youth in individual skill development, emphasizing footwork and shooting skills. Coach Peters has basketball playing experience as a former varsity athlete and remains an avid adult recreational player, valuing lifelong, fluid integration of athletic, social, educational, and professional pursuits. Coach Peters strives to help student athletes identify their own ideal balance of activities and interests to optimize self-improvement and work ethic, joyful participation, and overall satisfaction in their lives. In addition to her coaching background, Coach Peters graduated Boston College, holds a PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Illinois at Chicago, and is a licensed clinical psychologist in Massachusetts with experience in intervention and assessment of adults and youth. She is currently working towards a Certified Mental Performance Consultant (CMPC) certification and is an advocate for implementation of mental performance training skills in youth athletics spaces.

Taylor Clancy

Director of Sports Media and Information, Head Girls Varsity Lacrosse Coach
Entering her third year with the girls varsity lacrosse program and first as head coach, Coach Clancy brings a wealth of experience and enthusiasm to the team. Prior to joining BB&N, she was the girls varsity lacrosse coach at Braintree High School for four years and spent eight years as a strength and conditioning coach, honing her skills in athlete development. Currently, she serves as the Director of Sports Media and Information at BB&N. In addition to leading the varsity lacrosse team, Coach Clancy coaches middle school cross country and serves as the assistant coach for girls varsity basketball. Outside of BB&N, she is a head coach with the club Boston Laxachusetts. A graduate of Bridgewater State University with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science, Coach Clancy was a three-sport collegiate athlete in lacrosse, indoor track, and cross country. This diverse athletic background has shaped her belief in the value of multi-sport participation, emphasizing the importance of hard work and positive energy. Coach Clancy is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment within the team, where encouragement and healthy competition go hand in hand. She is excited to lead her athletes in their journey, both on and off the field.

Together, our players, coaches, and families will work with unyielding spirit to cultivate a safe and disciplined environment so every student-athlete can reach their full potential, develop their talents, and increase their skills in the game of basketball and more importantly life.

The mission of the BB&N Girls Basketball Program is to create value for each individual player within a team concept while developing their knowledge of game strategies, fundamental skills, and competitive attitudes for success. We will strive to model excellence, energy, and the execution of fundamentally sound basketball with passion and enthusiasm.

Basketball is a small part of life but is also a way to learn about life. In basketball the players and coaches have a duty to the team, BB&N, and to one’s self. Players and coaches must perform their duty in all aspects of the game. A coach must first be responsible to the team and then the player. Because of our commitment to our program, we must remember that after each game and each season, only the team remains. Therefore, our only goal isn’t to win games but also to become people and a team of great character. The BB&N philosophy contains high expectations and standards for our team. These expectations will be a guide for our players’ and coaches’ conduct on and off the court. If we are to attain our goals of building a strong tradition of BB&N girls’ basketball, then all players and coaches must buy into this philosophy.

All players must understand their role as a member of our team. It is because of this, our veteran players have a critical role on the team. Their experience and knowledge must set a positive example for the younger players in games and practice. Veteran players must realize their conduct and attitude set an example, so they must be exemplary in the classroom and in the BB&N community. Veteran players must instill confidence in younger players to help the team excel at all levels of play. By believing in respecting your teammates and coaches, realizing your collective responsibility, and having pride in your team and school, the foundation for a successful program can be built.