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oman, she's a Plano West student--up your alley? :) 

She's listed as a 6'0" SG/SF by the Plano West website.  She plays as a forward for her AAU team, the Texas Express Elite: http://www.texasexpresselite.org/index.c...age&page=4

And her coach uses her at all positions: http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/high-scho...ws-classic

Just because Kiran Lakhian is the tallest Plano West player, don’t expect the 5-11 senior to be limited to playing in the paint.

The versatile Lakhian did a little bit of everything, even handling the ball in the backcourt at crucial times, to help the Lady Wolves defeat DeSoto, 57-49, in the second round of the 61st Sandra Meadows Classic on Tuesday evening at Sandra Meadows Memorial Arena.

“To tell you the truth, I’m not really sure what my position is any more,‘’ said Lakhian, who led the Lady Wolves with 11 points. “Our whole team is versatile. I think I’m a guard. That’s what I played when I was a freshman.’’

Plano West coach Don Patterson said he utilized Lakhian at all five positions during the 2010-2011 season.

Here's a compilation of video highlights: http://www.therush.com/sport/player/3775_KIRAN_LAKHIAN

From this website: http://www.premierbasketballreport.com/i...e&page=247

Very nice stroke from the outside. She has the moves to score from the inside. Shows real skills with the ball. Can get up and down the court and hustles throughout the game.

She attended the tryout camp for the Canadian U19 worlds roster during the 2011 season (born in Toronto).

[fullmetal]

oman, she's a Plano West student--up your alley? :) 

She's listed as a 6'0" SG/SF by the Plano West website.  She plays as a forward for her AAU team, the Texas Express Elite: http://www.texasexpresselite.org/index.c...age&page=4

And her coach uses her at all positions: http://espn.go.com/blog/dallas/high-scho...ws-classic

Just because Kiran Lakhian is the tallest Plano West player, don’t expect the 5-11 senior to be limited to playing in the paint.

The versatile Lakhian did a little bit of everything, even handling the ball in the backcourt at crucial times, to help the Lady Wolves defeat DeSoto, 57-49, in the second round of the 61st Sandra Meadows Classic on Tuesday evening at Sandra Meadows Memorial Arena.

“To tell you the truth, I’m not really sure what my position is any more,‘’ said Lakhian, who led the Lady Wolves with 11 points. “Our whole team is versatile. I think I’m a guard. That’s what I played when I was a freshman.’’

Plano West coach Don Patterson said he utilized Lakhian at all five positions during the 2010-2011 season.

Here's a compilation of video highlights: http://www.therush.com/sport/player/3775_KIRAN_LAKHIAN

From this website: http://www.premierbasketballreport.com/i...e&page=247

Very nice stroke from the outside. She has the moves to score from the inside. Shows real skills with the ball. Can get up and down the court and hustles throughout the game.

She attended the tryout camp for the Canadian U19 worlds roster during the 2011 season (born in Toronto).