Gibb the key to Commerce's back-to-back title attempt Saints forward Tayla Gibb will be the backbone of the team's chances of repeating as city champions. If Eastern Commerce Saints are to repeat as city women's 4A basketball champs, it likely will be on the shoulders of Tayla Gibb. The team's oldest and tallest player is one of a handful of returners from last year's squad, and it's her experiences both off the court and on that are a key to Gibb's performance. "I guess you could say my Grade 9 and 10 years weren't the greatest, I didn't get most credits while going to an alternative school outside Eastern," Gibb said, while taking a break during a pick-up game at Eastern Commerce on Tuesday. "It was really hard because in Grade 9 I didn't have the greatest home life and then in Grade 10 I got put into foster care." Gibb was living in Pickering at the time and making the trip into the city every day for 7:30 a.m. practice while staying at school until 7:30 at night. "They were long days but it was really worth it in the end because now I'm going to get to go university in the States, for sure," she said. "The regimen here let me get the other aspects of my life on track, it's helped me structure my life properly." The free scholarship Gibb is aiming for would be a testament to the long hours she has put in. Her coach