2027 5-9 G Sofia Pihera – St. Pius X
I love the energy Sofia plays with. She is a true playmaker with the ball in her hands. Continue reading Atlanta Road Trip Girls Top Performers
2027 5-9 G Sofia Pihera – St. Pius X
I love the energy Sofia plays with. She is a true playmaker with the ball in her hands. Continue reading Atlanta Road Trip Girls Top Performers
No. 3 Buford 58, Collins Hill 22: Collins Hill failed to score in the second quarter. Ohio State-signee Ava Grace Watson finished with 21 points while Lydia Ledford added 10.
No. 8 Mill Creek 69, Mountain View 19: Bella Ragone posted 20 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals. Freshman Mia Huckaby had 11 points and 3 assists. Kendall Wilson chipped in 10 points, 2 assists and 2 steals.
Central Gwinnett 52, Dacula 43: Coco Rudolph erupted for 32 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 2 blocks. Nina Solomon scored 10 points and Nalani Gainey had 8 points and 7 steals. In the loss, Mekera Standridge tallied 13 points and 5 assists. Jaliyah Benefield added 13 points. Danah Nembhard grabbed 14 rebounds. Continue reading Game Night Recap 1-16
2025 5-9 G Kennedy Baker – Northwest Whitfield
It was my first time watching Kennedy Baker in a high school setting, the All-State guard a dominant force in Region 7-4A. The Bruins fell at crosstown rival Coahulla Creek 51-46 in front of a packed house, the two schools separated by just 6.8 miles, but Baker was impressive nonetheless. Continue reading North Georgia Road Trip Girls Top Performers
1. Grayson (16-0)
2. Carrollton (14-2)
3. Buford (14-2)
4. North Paulding (15-4)
5. Norcross (13-4)
6. McEachern (11-8)
7. Campbell (11-7)
8. Mill Creek (11-4)
9. Milton (14-2)
10. Archer (13-4)
1. River Ridge (13-4)
2. North Forsyth (18-0)
3. Marist (16-1)
4. Langston Hughes (12-3)
5. New Manchester (11-4)
6. Woodward Academy (13-4)
7. Tift County (13-3)
8. Veterans (11-5)
9. Sequoyah (13-5)
10. Lakeside-Evans (13-3)
1. Union Grove (16-1)
2. Maynard Jackson (13-1)
3. Creekside (10-4)
4. Warner Robins (12-2)
5. Midtown (13-2)
6. Jefferson (16-3)
7. Bradwell Institute (15-1)
8. Jones County (14-4)
9. Harris County (13-2)
10. Statesboro (14-1)
1. Baldwin (13-2)
2. Hardaway (13-4)
3. Holy Innocents’ (8-6)
4. Stockbridge (12-5)
5. Southwest DeKalb (11-4)
6. Fayette County (10-3)
7. Chestatee (14-4)
8. Cherokee Bluff (14-3)
9. Starr’s Mill (9-6)
10. North Oconee (12-6)
1. Hebron Christian (14-2)
2. Wesleyan (13-1)
3. Pickens (17-1)
4. Carver-Columbus (11-5)
5. White County (15-3)
6. Cross Creek (12-4)
7. Dawson County (10-7)
8. Monroe (10-6)
9. Hart County (11-5)
10. Mary Persons (14-4)
1. Mt. Paran (14-3)
2. Josey (14-2)
3. Thomson (14-2)
4. Central-Macon (11-4)
5. Banks County (13-4)
6. Butler (10-6)
7. Callaway (13-1)
8. Model (14-4)
9. Fannin County (10-5)
10. Murray County (12-5)
1. St. Francis (14-5)
2. Galloway (9-7)
3. Athens Christian (13-3)
4. Rabun County (14-4)
5. Oglethorpe County (14-2)
6. Lamar County (12-3)
7. Swainsboro (8-4)
8. Mt. Pisgah (11-6)
9. Bryan County (13-2)
10. Trion (12-6)
1. Greenforest (12-4)
2. Montgomery County (14-0)
3. Taylor County (15-3)
4. Wilcox County (13-1)
5. Early County (12-3)
6. Terrell County (10-4)
7. Towns County (11-4)
8. Clinch County (7-3)
9. Warren County (11-3)
10. Macon County (10-4)
Two classifications see no changes at all while multiple schools debut for the first time in the lower ranks. Continue reading Week 10 GHSA Girls Basketball State Rankings