Staff Report
(Editor’s Note: In our 5 QUESTIONS segment we like to feature upperclassmen who don’t normally get much attention or many headlines so that our fans can get to know some of the role players who help make teams throughout South Jersey successful.)
South Jersey Glory Days Staff Writer Dave O’Sullivan recently caught up with Lenape senior guard Lauren Caulden after the Indians beat Bishop Eustace, 60-46. The Indians are off to a 6-2 start and currently lead the Olympic American standing with a 2-0 conference mark. They’re back in action on Jan. 14 when they begin a three-game road slate, starting at Seneca. Caulden currently is averaging 7.1 points per game and has contributed 17 rebound, 13 assists and six steals in six games played.
5 QUESTIONS with Lenape senior Lauren Caulden:
QUESTION: In your basketball career, where is the toughest place you’ve had to play?
ANSWER: I’d say at Rutgers in the state championship game last year. That can give you a lot of anxiety because it’s a big arena with lots of people, everyone’s looking at you. I’d say that’s the hardest place I’ve ever had to play.
QUESTION: What is your greatest basketball moment?
ANSWER: Winning the state championship my junior year. We were on a high, it didn’t even feel like the season ended. It felt like we never stopped celebrating, it was great.
QUESTION: What musician or band would you like to hang out with for a weekend?
ANSWER: I listen to a lot of SZA (American R&B singer Solana Imani Rowe) and Drake, so maybe one of them.
QUESTION: Which of your teammates is the coolest in school?
ANSWER: Alexa Henry is the coolest. She’s always calm, always cool, always collected.
QUESTION: If you could go 1-on-1 with any basketball player, who would it be?
ANSWER: Caitlin Clark. I’d just watch, I wouldn’t even play.
