2026 6-5 SG Jerrin Samuel – Winder-Barrow
Fresh off a Final Four run a season ago, Winder-Barrow is in a position to take another deep trip into the postseason riding a balanced attack paced by Jerrin Samuel. Continue reading Sandy’s Spiel Shootout Top Performers
1. North Forsyth (15-0)
2. North Paulding (13-1)
3. Grayson (14-1)
4. Carrollton (11-5)
5. Newton (12-1)
6. Campbell (13-1)
7. Archer (14-2)
8. Cherokee (14-3)
9. Buford (10-1)
10. Lowndes (11-1)
1. River Ridge (13-1)
2. Langston Hughes (11-1)
3. Woodward Academy (7-5)
4. Milton (9-5)
5. Morrow (10-3)
6. Tri-Cities (9-2)
7. Bradwell Institute (14-2)
8. Creekview (12-3)
9. Pope (14-2)
10. Arabia Mountain (10-5)
1. Creekside (14-0)
2. Kell (11-5)
3. Marist (13-2)
4. Warner Robins (14-0)
5. Maynard Jackson (8-4)
6. North Oconee (15-1)
7. Midtown (12-3)
8. Jones County (12-1)
9. Stockbridge (11-2)
10. Dalton (11-3)
1. Baldwin (9-3)
2. Fayette County (9-4)
3. Jefferson (11-3)
4. Luella (10-3)
5. Pickens (13-1)
6. White County (11-4)
7. Cherokee Bluff (12-4)
8. Oconee County (11-4)
9. Sandy Creek (10-3)
10. Heritage-Catoosa (11-4)
1. Thomson (13-1)
2. Josey (10-2)
3. Butler (11-1)
4. Murray County (13-0)
5. Hardaway (6-5)
6. Sonoraville (13-2)
7. Columbia (11-5)
8. Morgan County (7-9)
9. Union County (9-6)
10. Coahulla Creek (9-5)
1. Central-Macon (11-3)
2. Elbert County (14-0)
3. Washington County (10-3)
4. Fannin County (11-2)
5. Model (11-3)
6. Putnam County (9-4)
7. Temple (11-3)
8. Lamar County (11-3)
9. Bleckley County (8-3)
10. Heard County (10-2)
1. Wilcox County (9-1)
2. Taylor County (10-0)
3. Seminole County (10-3)
4. Early County (9-3)
5. Telfair County (8-1)
6. Bryan County (11-2)
7. Macon County (7-1)
8. Brooks County (6-2)
9. Randolph-Clay (8-4)
10. Screven County (8-3)
1. Hebron Christian (13-1)
2. St. Francis (14-1)
3. Holy Innocents’ (10-2)
4. Mt. Paran (14-2)
5. Galloway (7-6)
6. SACA (11-0)
7. Greenforest (7-5)
8. GAC (9-4)
9. Athens Academy (11-3)
10. Trinity Christian (8-6)
With 2025 upon us, two classifications see no changes in the polls. A new number one has emerged in the state’s largest classification while other fields remain competitively fluid. Continue reading Week 9 GHSA Girls Basketball State Rankings
1. Grayson (13-1)
2. Wheeler (11-3)
3. Newton (10-4)
4. McEachern (10-3)
5. Walton (13-2)
6. Etowah (11-3)
7. Lambert (13-2)
8. Hillgrove (13-2)
9. Norcross (10-5)
10. Grovetown (9-4)
1. Milton (9-3)
2. Woodward Academy (10-3)
3. Tri-Cities (9-3)
4. Habersham Central (14-2)
5. Winder-Barrow (14-2)
6. Dutchtown (13-3)
7. Gainesville (11-5)
8. Alexander (10-6)
9. Lee County (9-4)
10. New Manchester (10-3)
1. Pace Academy (12-2)
2. North Oconee (13-2)
3. Kell (12-4)
4. Southwest DeKalb (13-1)
5. Jonesboro (7-4)
6. McDonough (11-3)
7. St. Pius X (11-3)
8. Maynard Jackson (10-2)
9. Tucker (10-4)
10. Central-Carrollton (11-3)
1. Cedar Grove (12-3)
2. Cross Creek (13-1)
3. Pickens (14-0)
4. Cherokee Bluff (15-1)
5. East Hall (12-2)
6. Sandy Creek (11-2)
7. Douglass (9-2)
8. Westside-Augusta (9-6)
9. Baldwin (7-4)
10. Windsor Forest (11-3)
1. Carver-Columbus (9-2)
2. Columbia (11-3)
3. KIPP Atlanta (9-4)
4. Butler (6-6)
5. Union County (13-2)
6. South Atlanta (9-5)
7. Tattnall County (10-2)
8. Morgan County (10-6)
9. Hart County (10-5)
10. Laney (10-3)
1. Putnam County (15-0)
2. Southwest-Macon (13-1)
3. BEST Academy (11-4)
4. Temple (11-3)
5. East Laurens (7-2)
6. Rabun County (13-3)
7. Dublin (11-1)
8. Model (9-3)
9. Vidalia (11-4)
10. Banks County (8-6)
1. Savannah (9-2)
2. Calhoun County (11-0)
3. McIntosh County Academy (10-3)
4. Randolph-Clay (10-1)
5. Taylor County (9-2)
6. Manchester (4-1)
7. Macon County (8-2)
8. Early County (8-5)
9. Clinch County (7-1)
10. Mt. Zion-Carrollton (7-5)
1. Holy Innocents’ (11-2)
2. North Cobb Christian (12-3)
3. Greenforest (6-5)
4. Darlington (11-2)
5. Calvary Day (7-4)
6. Mt. Bethel (7-7)
7. GAC (10-4)
8. Lovett (10-4)
9. Paideia (5-7)
10. Walker (11-3)
A new calendar year is upon us. Many classifications have seen movement slow down as teams are solidifying themselves in the polls. A wave of holiday tournaments afforded us with Top 10 matchups, but region play is now becoming a clear focus with only MLK weekend on the horizon to wrap up the tournament season. Continue reading Week 9 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings
No. 9 Buford 61, 2ANo. 8 Carver-Columbus 44: Lydia Ledford scored 19 points and Cybelle Forbes had 13.
Lambert 61, Sequoyah 60: Kenzie Weyer poured in 19 points and 6 rebounds. Olivia Brabazon had 18 points and 3 assists. Parker Whipple had 11 points and 5 rebounds while West Florida-signee Annarose Tyre tallied 10 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists.
Camden County 51, Colquitt County 41: Ty’Tionna Scott pulled down 19 points and 16 rebounds. Freshman Lea’nah Parrish finished with 14 points and 5 blocks. J’Mya Albertie added 10 points and 3 steals.
Bishop Kenny, FL 54, Marietta 49: Freshman Leah DeWitt dumped in 28 points and 10 rebounds. Kyann Senior tallied 9 points and 6 rebounds while freshman Mackenzie Everett had 7 points and 5 rebounds.
No. 7 Bradwell Institute 72, Beach 28: Jordyn Rogers and Destini McLemore posted 14 points each. West Georgia-signee Parris Parham tossed in 12 points. Mariah Reid led Beach with 17 points.
Jackson County 44, Winder-Barrow 43: Freshman Madelyn Drucker and Lydia Wolfe each scored 14 points, Wolfe picking up a Toccoa Falls offer after the game. Addison Smith scored 9 points along with freshman Chelsea Latim and Riley Herndon. Continue reading Game Night Recap 1-3
2025 5-6 G Jacalyn Myrthil – Mt. Paran
I’ve been a staunch supporter of Jacalyn Myrthil’s game since I first saw her as a freshman. Three state championships later and the proud Haitian is continuing to make plays. Continue reading AEBL Atlanta Holiday Classic Girls Top Performers
