Langley's thoughts on Lauralton Hall's win over Kolbe Cathedral in the SWC semifinals...

A pair of milestones may be reached tonight.

Lauralton Hall's Keylantra Langley is on pace to score her 1,000th career point. She is 18 points shy. It won't be easy for Langley, as the Crusaders will host Kolbe Cathedral tonight at 7 p.m.

Also, Bacon Academy coach Dave Shea could get his 600th career victory tonight. The Bobcats will travel to face Sports and Medical Sciences Academy tonight at 7 p.m.

Check out a video interview with the St. John's-bound Langley here.

Also, check out a video with the Register Boys' Athlete of the Week: Branford's Taylor Sullivan

Lauralton Hall senior Keylantra Langley was clearly the best player on the floor last night in the Crusaders 65-42 win over Lyman Hall in the Hand Holiday Tournament championship.

But Langley also showed why she may be the best player in the state.

Despite an injured back, she dropped 27 points, was a lockdown defender and displayed her tremendous court vision. During a key 11-0 run for Lauralton Hall in the third quarter, she had a hand in four of the five baskets.

Playing alongside Molly Yardley last season, Langley showed glimpses of her talent.

Now Lauralton Hall is her team. With plenty of depth and coasting to five of its six wins, the Crusaders haven't had to rely on Langley much so far. But when they need her to, Langley proved she is more than capable of shouldering the load.

It's no surprise she will play in the Big East next season. Langley is headed to St. John's.

Norwich Free Academy's Kastine Evans is also in the discussion for the state's top player. She is headed to Kentucky next season and led her team to the Class LL title last year.

If Evans and NFA are hoping to repeat, they may have to go through Lauralton Hall in order to do so.

Evans and Langley head-to-head? What a matchup that would be.