The 954 Takeover girls basketball team from Broward County captured a tournament championship in Orlando, finishing the three‑game slate without a loss and cementing their place among the region’s elite.
Their perfect 3‑0 record was on full display, beginning with a narrow 34‑30 win over the Lady Storm before a decisive 49‑38 victory in the championship game, and a commanding 59‑16 triumph over Space Coast Fury Select that underscored their depth and execution.
Leadership from Within
Coached with precision by Mariah Triplet and guided off the court by longtime Coral Springs resident Donald Calloway, the squad blended disciplined strategy with a player‑first mindset that resonated throughout the event.
The championship roster spotlighted two standout athletes from Coral Springs High School — Janyah Holmes and Janelle Swaby — whose contributions were pivotal in each win, while a supporting cast that included Anabelle Barger, Tikerria Crouse, Contessa Gilley, London Rolle and Genesis Valient added depth and versatility.
Beyond the scoreboard, the victory reflects the growing strength of Broward County’s basketball ecosystem, showcasing how local talent, when nurtured by dedicated mentors, can compete and excel on a national stage.
Looking Ahead
With the championship title secured, the 954 Takeover now turns its focus to the upcoming season, aiming to build on this momentum and continue delivering strong performances that inspire young players across the region.