Few high school stars can instantly set themselves apart from their peers with pure athletic gifts and raw power. Corinne Lomax is one such special player.
The Watertown, Conn., native just wrapped up a massive breakout junior year at Tabor, where she averaged 15.5 points, 10.4 rebounds and 2.7 steals per game. Lomax helped the Seawolves return to the NEPSAC Class AAA semifinals and she now jumps back on the Adidas 3SSB circuit for Mass Rivals this grassroots season.
Division 1 colleges have long taken note of the 6-foot wing's blend of effortless driving scores, swooping rebounds and defensive impact. More recently, she's started drawing interest from the Power Four level with offers from Miami, Rutgers and NC State. Lomax, though soft-spoken, uses her high-flying game to take a place as one of New England's top current prospects.
Tabor coach Lydia Caputi broke down Lomax's game, what catalyzed her leap this season and more.
