Nobody embodied the energy and determination of the Moorestown High girls basketball team more than senior point guard Rima Takla. It seemed as though she never got tired, and was a constant source of positivity for her teammates.
With Takla leading the way, the Quakers had another outstanding season, racking up 23 wins and making it to the South Jersey Group 3 title game before falling to eventual state champion and Olympic Conference rival Cherry Hill West.
She scored a career-high 297 points as a senior, finishing with 785. She also was an outstanding rebounder for her size and position, as she
collected 303 boards during her career. Takla had 160 assists and 145 steals in her career, showing how well-rounded she was as a basketball player. Takla also played volleyball and softball, finishing her career with 281 kills and 414 digs in volleyball, and a .250 average with 30 runs scored in softball.