DISCLAIMER: If you are not listed, that does not mean you are not an exceptional player. There will be players omitted from this list that will go on to have outstanding senior seasons and collegiate careers. Use these rankings as motivation to become the best player you can be. The state of Georgia is wide and vast with many talented players. With that said, here are my picks for the top players at each position.

*Rankings don’t necessarily denote best college prospects; more so best/most accomplished high school players for the upcoming season

*Players are evaluated on Production (stats), Potential (breakout season upcoming) & Pedigree (team success + personal accolades)

*Positions are defined by what the player most closely plays for their high school team

*RISING SENIORS ONLY*

*Players with reported serious injuries that will miss significant time are not included*

PG

1. Coco Rudolph (Grayson)
2. Taryn Thompson (Galloway)
3. Camryn Golston (St. Francis)
4. Kerri Fluellen (Josey)
5. Devin Bockman (Midtown)
6. Claire Carlson (Cherokee Bluff)
7. Kailyn Hamby (Creekview)
8. Cayden Cornish (Maynard Jackson)
9. Aubrey Norris (Jones County)
10. Alanna Beckham (Hebron Christian)
11. Nalani Gainey (Seckinger)
12. Martin Davis (Brunswick)
13. Maddie Siuta (Dawson County)
14. Mikayla Dunston (Morrow)
15. Zoie Lofton (Grayson)
16. Lauryn Cooper (Woodward Academy)
17. Kimya Jones (Carrollton)
18. Asia Johnson (GAC)
19. Jordan Johnson (Lanier)
20. Kaitlyn Williams (Sprayberry)

SG

1. Kate Harpring (Marist)
2. Lydia Ledford (Buford)
3. Nariah Nelson (Hebron Christian)
4. Ellison Steinhauer (Pickens)
5. Makayla Roberson (River Ridge)
6. Abbey Bensman (Pope)
7. Kyla Cantey (River Ridge)
8. Justyce McCoy (Brookwood)
9. Gabbie Gliatta (North Forsyth)
10. Laura Frances Willis (North Oconee)
11. Morghan Slater (Woodstock)
12. Madison Moody (Cherokee)
13. Tamera Rudolph (Grayson)
14. JaMiah Lewis (Ridgeland)
15. Kennedie Cooper (Maynard Jackson)
16. Callan Ledford (Murray County)
17. Andrea Guilford (New Manchester)
18. Emahni Chambliss (Whitefield Academy)
19. Kylar-Rae Johnson (Langston Hughes)
20. Grace Landeck (Johns Creek)

SF

1. Bella Ragone (Mill Creek)
2. Gabby Minus (Hebron Christian)
3. Kaleigh Heywood (Collins Hill)
4. Peace Ashina (South Gwinnett)
5. Caroline Young (Milton)
6. Kennedy Deese (Kell)
7. Saniya Binion (Campbell)
8. Morgan Cochran (Macon County)
9. Elana McMasters (Holy Innocents’)
10. Kennedy Bradshaw (Warner Robins)
11. Amariah Dean (Clinch County)
12. Lyla Griffith (Cherokee)
13. Maegan Jenkins (Union Grove)
14. Kiasia Montgomery (Hart County)
15. Maddie Lee (Lumpkin County)
16. Paula Robertson (Gilmer)
17. Carly Bramlett (Christian Heritage)
18. Sage Smiley (Cherokee)
19. Madison Houck (Rabun County)
20. Josie Collins (Athens Academy)

PF

1. Za’Miyah Jenkins (Josey)
2. Amiya Cromer (Upson-Lee)
3. Ayana Roberts (Hampton)
4. Jaydah Ford (Taylor County)
5. Addison Smith (Winder-Barrow)
6. Kelly Reynolds (Northview)
7. Kendall Campbell (Columbia)
8. AJ Rials (Morrow)
9. Claire Mackenny (Lassiter)
10. Allana Coulter (Harris County)
11. Stephanie Schott (Blessed Trinity)
12. Alyssia Bandele (Tri-Cities)
13. Libby Abdur-Rahim (Galloway)
14. Alexandra Ozuna (Clarke Central)
15. Eva Russell (St. Pius X)
16. Tori E (Heritage-Catoosa)
17. Mina Ly (Osborne)
18. Brilynn Bass (Stockbridge)
19. Rayne Long (Woodland-Stockbridge)
20. Molly Taylor (Lambert)

C

1. Kobi Barnes (Hebron Christian)
2. Hailey Wortmann (Midtown)
3. Reese Lewis (Fannin County)
4. Lexie Bradford (Coffee)
5. Trinity Grant (Hampton)
6. Cullen McCormick (Richmond Hill)
7. Bre’yona Hill (Ware County)
8. Jaylan Moore (Calhoun)
9. Ari Bell (Archer)
10. Marley Derringer (Bremen)
11. Taylor Johnson (Northside-Warner Robins)
12. Lawson Monroe (Pace Academy)
13. Aeris Macon (Hillgrove)
14. Ava Roberson (Dawson County)
15. Arianna Hill (Toombs County)
16. Anaya Ferguson (Fayette County)
17. Taylor Young (Jenkins)
18. Kennedy Myers (Statesboro)
19. Kiana Harvey (Creekside)
20. Halle Wilson (Cherokee Bluff)