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 her high school team

*RISING SENIORS ONLY*

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

PG

1. Aubrey Beckham (Hebron Christian)
2. Hailee Swain (Holy Innocents’)
3. Sophia Pearl (River Ridge)
4. Tatum Brown (Grayson)
5. Jesstynie Scott (Sumter County)
6. Daija Preston (Carrollton)
7. Annarose Tyre (Lambert)
8. Londyn Walker (Milton)
9. J’Bionna Robinson (Morrow)
10. Jacalyn Myrthil (Mt. Paran)
11. Caroline Beavin (North Gwinnett)
12. Christen Collins (Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe)
13. Sa’Niah Dorsey (Calhoun)
14. Delaney Cooper (Woodward Academy)
15. Mia James (Hebron Christian)
16. Amaya Harris (Hillgrove)
17. Marlie Battle (Campbell)
18. Emeri Billings (Jefferson)
19. Jatiana Chambers (Dougherty)
20. Cameron Wade (Archer)

SG

1. Mearah Whitehead (Archer)
2. Mikayla Johnson (Hardaway)
3. Yolanda Floyd (Hillgrove)
4. Kayla Whitner (Woodward Academy)
5. Chloe Evans (Mays)
6. Jaliyah Benefield (Dacula)
7. Jermiya Winston (Rome)
8. Kahli Ingram (Stockbridge)
9. Julie Azeltine (Oconee County)
10. Asunti Porter (Lakeside-Evans)
11. Sloane Vick (Harrison)
12. Kenzie Wyman (Lassiter)
13. Emma Lightsey (White County)
14. Alexus Wilson (Paulding County)
15. Camryn Thomas (Carver-Columbus)
16. Taylor Crawford (Hiram)
17. DeAsia Stinson (Northgate)
18. Madison Reese (Carrollton)
19. Adazha Burrell (Hardaway)
20. Athena Vachtsevanos (North Hall)

SF

1. Jocelyn Faison (Langston Hughes)
2. Parris Parham (Bradwell Institute)
3. London Weaver (North Forsyth)
4. Ivona Djikanovic (Trinity Christian)
5. Ava Andrews (North Paulding)
6. Jada Kendrick (Thomson)
7. Graycen Ehlen (Walton)
8. Shaniya Sanders (Josey)
9. Mackenna Nix (Temple)
10. Megan Ohonde (Fayette County)
11. Cadence Peterson (Norcross)
12. Jazlyn Johnson (Central-Macon)
13. Rhianna Mateyka (Ware County)
14. Chloe VanDyke (South Paulding)
15. Jalaya Miller (Tift County)
16. Kennedy Baker (Northwest Whitfield)
17. Nicora Patrick (SACA)
18. Ashlynn Bleisath (Creekview)
19. Poetrie Dace (Morrow)
20. Macie Collins (Heritage-Catoosa)

PF

1. Danielle Osho (Hebron Christian)
2. Kayla Cleaveland (River Ridge)
3. Akilah Shelton (Hardaway)
4. Justus Fitzgerald (Norcross)
5. Amelia Basit (St. Francis)
6. Jasmine Baxter (Luella)
7. Johanna Potter (Wesleyan)
8. Jah’Naesia Spiers (Norcross)
9. Kylie Watkins (White County)
10. Kenzie Henderson (Oglethorpe County)
11. Teaira Kelley (Walnut Grove)
12. Miyah Holmes (Carrollton)
13. Eva Bishop (Dawson County)
14. Kassidy Neal (Baldwin)
15. Bayleigh Winkler (Murray County)
16. Madison Swint (Carrollton)
17. Harper Smith (Harrison)
18. Frances Anyakudo (Central-Macon)
19. Joy Tchamabe (River Ridge)
20. Jacorra Russell (Early County)

C

1. Jessica Fields (Mt. Paran)
2. Janaye Walker (Baldwin)
3. Ja’kerra Butler (Hebron Christian)
4. McKayla Taylor (Langston Hughes)
5. Lyric Green (Dodge County)
6. Milanni Abdus-Salaam (Sequoyah)
7. Amilya Taft (Creekview)
8. Hannah Morris (Tri-Cities)
9. Mariyah Valrie (Norcross)
10. Kendall Wells (North Oconee)
11. Zana Justice (Milton)
12. Marianah Achol (Greenforest)
13. Danaya Stokes (Galloway)
14. Elizabeth Wynn (Oconee County)
15. Jaleia Robinson (Dutchtown)
16. Lauren Phillip (Campbell)
17. Hope Taylor (Union County)
18. Rachel Wilson (Central-Carrollton)
19. Amorie Strachan (New Manchester)
20. Chassity McCammon (Milton)