The fluid, explosive offense of the Seton Hall women’s basketball team, which is now 2-0 on the season, has largely been fueled by the chemistry of its talented guards.
“We play really well together and we also play off of each other,” freshman Kaela Hilaire said of her connection with JaQuan Jackson and LaTecia Smith. “I like to get them to score first,” Hilaire said. “We all depend on each other.”
The trio is responsible for 62 percent of the team’s total scoring on just their points alone and have each broken double figures in the team’s first two games.