2024 5-9 W Des’Teyn Seaton – Northside-Warner Robins
Energy, athleticism and overall activity are hallmarks of Desteyn Seaton’s game. Seaton first caught my eye back on March 21 at CTC Comeback with her aggressive style of play. Continue reading HypeSouth Hardwood Invitational Top Performers
Category Archives: Girls Basketball
Week 2 GHSA Girls Basketball State Rankings
Class AAAAAAA
1. Campbell (3-0)
2. Brookwood (3-0)
3. Archer (2-1)
4. Grayson (2-1)
5. Cherokee (2-1)
6. North Forsyth (3-0)
7. South Forsyth (2-1)
8. Woodstock (2-1)
9. Norcross (1-0)
10. West Forsyth (3-0)
Class AAAAAA
1. Kell (1-0)
2. Lovejoy (1-0)
3. Buford (1-0)
4. River Ridge (3-0)
5. Carrollton (1-0)
6. Sequoyah (1-0)
7. Langston Hughes (0-0)
8. Statesboro (3-0)
9. Rockdale County (1-2)
10. Sprayberry (0-1)
Class AAAAA
1. Woodward Academy (1-0)
2. Forest Park (2-0)
3. Griffin (1-1)
4. Greenbrier (2-1)
5. Warner Robins (3-1)
6. St. Pius X (1-1)
7. McIntosh (4-0)
8. Maynard Jackson (0-1)
9. New Manchester (1-1)
10. Cass (1-0)
Class AAAA
1. Luella (1-1)
2. Troup County (0-0)
3. Baldwin (1-1)
4. Jefferson (2-0)
5. Carver-Columbus (0-1)
6. Marist (2-0)
7. Arabia Mountain (2-1)
8. Pickens (1-0)
9. North Oconee (1-0)
10. Bainbridge (1-0)
Class AAA
1. Lumpkin County (2-0)
2. GAC (3-0)
3. Pierce County (1-0)
4. Johnson-Savannah (0-0)
5. White County (1-0)
6. Cross Creek (2-0)
7. Westminster (0-2)
8. Sumter County (0-1)
9. Redan (3-1)
10. Tattnall County (0-0)
Class AA
1. Elbert County (2-0)
2. Josey (0-1)
3. Rabun County (0-1)
4. Fannin County (1-0)
5. Washington County (1-0)
6. Laney (0-0)
7. Lamar County (1-1)
8. Heard County (2-0)
9. Callaway (0-0)
10. Woodville-Tompkins (1-2)
Class A-Private
1. Mt. Paran (3-0)
2. Holy Innocents’ (3-0)
3. St. Francis (2-0)
4. Galloway (2-1)
5. Wesleyan (0-2)
6. Hebron Christian (1-0)
7. Trinity Christian (0-2)
8. Deerfield-Windsor (0-0)
9. Calvary Day (0-0)
10. Prince Avenue Christian (2-0)
Class A-Public
1. Montgomery County (1-0)
2. Mt. Zion-Carrollton (2-1)
3. Claxton (1-0)
4. Pelham (0-0)
5. Lake Oconee Academy (2-0)
6. Central-Talbotton (0-0)
7. Trion (1-0)
8. Commerce (0-1)
9. Dublin (0-1)
10. Telfair County (0-0)
With Thanksgiving Week upon us, tournaments across Georgia and out of state will pit Top 10 teams against one another, meaning there will be plenty of movement in the polls in the coming days. Continue reading Week 2 GHSA Girls Basketball State Rankings
Game Night Recap 11-19
BOYS
Class AAAAAAA
Discovery 64, Central Gwinnett 63: Zailan Blue netted 17 points along with Byron Martin. Colby Williams scored 14 points and Darryl Walton snagged 12 rebounds.
Newnan 74, Banneker 42: Wesley Drake scored 17 points and Zion Brown had 14.
South Gwinnett 70, Maynard Jackson 52: Jacob Washington led the Comets with 21 points while Kamren Heathington piled in 16 points, 11 rebounds and 4 assists. Maalik Leitch finished with 10 points and 6 assists.
Forsyth Central 67, East Jackson 24: Eli Chol had 18 points and Aidan Nutty scored 12. Cade Chitty (8) and Camden Leak (6) balanced the offense. Continue reading Game Night Recap 11-19
Player Analysis: No. 4 River Ridge 61, No. 3 Cherokee 59
2023 5-7 PG Mataya Gayle – River Ridge
Though they nearly blew a 17-point second half lead, River Ridge managed to survive a late Cherokee rally, 61-59. Mataya Gayle was in the middle of everything, the electrifying playmaker doing just enough to drag the Knights to the finish line. Continue reading Player Analysis: No. 4 River Ridge 61, No. 3 Cherokee 59
Game Night Recap 11-16
BOYS
Class AAAAAAA
No. 6 North Gwinnett 64, 6ANo. 6 Lanier 59: Amaru Grosvenor scored 17 points while Thomas Allard netted 13. Gunnar Carlberg had 9 points.
No. 7 Archer 49, South Forsyth 32: Damoni Harrison had 17 points, 9 rebounds and 3 steals while Seth Means posted 15 points. Christian Drummer recorded 7 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists. Bryson Shade had 4 points and 4 rebounds while Major Freeman tallied 4 points, 5 assists and 3 steals.
No. 9 Etowah 67, River Ridge 42: Brandon Rechsteiner drilled 5 of Etowah’s 12 threes and finished with 23 points. Dajaun Devonish (14), Dimitri Angelakos (13) and Mason Etter (13) all reached double digits.
No. 10 East Coweta 70, Carver-Columbus 52: In the loss Mohamed Diaby scored 20 points.