Team: Dunbar Wolverines
Division: II
League/conference and division: Dayton City League
Head coach: Jim Cole; third season at Dunbar; 24-21 combined record and 98-73 overall career record.
Assistant coaches: Anthony Jackson and Antoine Sain.
2016-17 record: 16-6, 7-3
2016-17 highlights: First winning season in almost 10 years since former Wolverines boys coach Pete Pullen was the girls coach. Had a 12-game win streak and placed second in the City League.
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Key returners
• Aria Cole, 5-9, jr., G; two-year varsity starter, All-City last two seasons; 11 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 3 assists; 52 percent from field, 40 percent from 3’s and 81 percent from foul line.
• Monet Allen, 5-11, jr., C; two-year varsity starter, All-City in 2016-17; 8 ppg, 9.0 rpg.
• Jazmon Perkins, 5-4, jr., G; two-year varsity starter, All-City; 8 ppg, 3.0 steals.
• Heaven Parker, jr.
• Rickera McCluskey, so.
• Samaria Brown, so.
About the Wolverines: Lost two starters to graduation but return most of offensive production and eight varsity lettermen. Should compete for city championship after coming in second last year. Tough schedule with Alter, Northmont, Carroll and East Central Indiana on the slate.
Dunbar girls basketball schedule
7 p.m. unless otherwise noted
Nov. 27 at Cincinnati Trailblazers, 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 30 at West Carrollton
Dec. 7 at Meadowdale
Dec. 11 Belmont
Dec. 14 at Ponitz
Dec. 19 Twin Valley South, 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 23 Col. Briggs, 2:30 p.m.
Dec. 28 vs. TBA at Wapakoneta
Dec. 30 vs. TBA at Wapakoneta
Jan. 2 Col. Linden McKinley
Jan. 4 Thurgood Marshall
Jan. 9 East Central (Ind.)
Jan. 11 at Stivers
Jan. 13 Northmont, noon
Jan. 18 Meadowdale
Jan. 24 Alter
Jan. 25 at Belmont
Jan. 27 Dayton Christian, 1:30 p.m.
Jan. 29 at Trotwood-Madison
Feb. 1 Ponitz
Feb. 5 at Thurgood Marshall
Feb. 7 Stivers
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