Like putting together a puzzle, coach Brian Childs is trying to fit all the Timberwolves’ pieces into place.
It’s coming together, the coach said, and knows the program will benefit long-term.
“Our guys understand where we’re at and where we want to go,” Childs said. “The biggest thing for us is taking a step forward. “… We’re setting ourselves up to continue to build this thing.”
That’s why Childs, now in his second season, isn’t measuring this season’s success off wins and losses playing in a tough 4A Greater St. Helens League. What Heritage lacks in size (its tallest player is 6-foot-3), it makes up for in spot-up shooting.
“The look we get is probably our best look,” Childs said. “We need to handle it well and make sure we get good shots. We’ll get what we can in transition and utilize our skill and some of that speed and quickness.”
