Roxbury senior Gianna Capriglione achieved a career milestone by scoring her 1,000th point on February 14, hitting a 3-pointer during a game against Livingston. This achievement reflects her dedication, having started playing basketball at a young age with the same group of friends. Capriglione has increased her scoring average to 14.9 points per game this season, showcasing her hard work on and off the court. Family support, especially from her father, and years of practice have fueled her growth as a player. She plans to continue her basketball journey at Montclair State University.

By the Numbers
  • 1,000 career points scored by Gianna Capriglione.
  • 14.9 points per game average this season.
State of Play
  • Capriglione is the top free-throw shooter for Roxbury this winter.
  • The team is aiming for their first NJSIAA Tournament home game in 17 years.
What's Next

The upcoming NJSIAA Tournament brackets will be released on February 17, with Roxbury hoping for a strong showing. Continued teamwork and commitment will be crucial as they strive for further success in the postseason.

Bottom Line

Gianna Capriglione’s journey to 1,000 points exemplifies the power of hard work and dedication. Her achievement not only highlights her skills on the court but also the importance of teamwork and resilience in overcoming challenges.