Wingspan: What inspired you to start basketball?

Jain: “My mom started me in basketball when I was about 4 because my two older brothers had played and she wanted me to play some sports. She put me into a camp that did all sports like basketball, golf and t-ball.”

Wingspan: What keeps you motivated to stay in the sport?

Jain: “Really my family and all the experiences I’ve had playing the game and the people I’ve played with.”

Wingspan: What is the most difficult aspect about playing basketball?

Jain: “Not getting caught up in the moment of things and just staying composed and being prepared for anything.”

Wingspan: What is the biggest benefit of playing the sport?

Jain: “Getting to play with some great people and making those relationships with them and having that connections on and off the court.”

Wingspan: What’s it like being on a team?

Jain: “It’s a lot of fun because we’ve made really close relationships these past two years so we just always enjoy being around each other.”

Wingspan: What pumps you up or motivates you before a game?

Jain: “When coach Reedy talks to us right before we go out and warm up because we get this spark of energy and hype.”

Wingspan: What is your pre-game ritual?

Jain: “Before each playoff game we go to Panera and we all sit in the same seats on the bus. Then in the locker room we get hype before the game.”