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GHSA Girls Basketball State Playoffs First Round Matchups


CLASS 7A

R3 #2 Hillgrove 65, R1 #3 Camden County 33
R5 #1 Cherokee 57, R7 #4 Duluth 41
R6 #3 West Forsyth 59, R8 #2 Mountain View 30
R2 #1 Campbell 44, R4 #4 Parkview 24

R1 #2 Tift County 46, R3 #3 North Paulding 41 OT
R7 #1 Norcross 54, R5 #4 Roswell 45
R8 #3 Peachtree Ridge 49, R6 #2 South Forsyth 41
R4 #1 Brookwood 59, R2 #4 East Coweta 52

R4 #2 Grayson 45, R2 #3 McEachern 35
R6 #1 North Forsyth 56, R8 #4 North Gwinnett 27
R5 #2 Woodstock 67, R7 #3 Discovery 20
R3 #1 Harrison 63, R1 #4 Colquitt County 34

R2 #2 Pebblebrook 68, R4 #3  Newton 33
R8 #1 Collins Hill 42, R6 #4 Denmark 40
R7 #2 Archer 64, R5 #3 Etowah 48
R1 #1 Lowndes 65, R3 #4 Marietta 55

CLASS 6A

R3 #2 Rockdale County 58, R1 #3 Valdosta 56 OT
R5 #1 Carrollton 44, R7 #4 Creekview 30
R8 #2 Buford 57, R6 #3 Osborne 49
R2 #1 Brunswick 70, R4 #4 Lakeside-DeKalb 33

R1 #2 Lee County 68, R3 #3 Lakeside-Evans 31
R7 #1 River Ridge 60, R5 #4 Dalton 31
R6 #2 Sprayberry 73, R8 #3 Habersham Central 43
R4 #1 Lovejoy 80, R2 #4 Glynn Academy 32

R4 #2 Langston Hughes 59, R2 #3 Statesboro 53
R6 #1 Kell 62, R8 #4 Winder-Barrow 36
R5 #2 Rome 60, R7 #3 Cambridge 59
R3 #1 Grovetown 58, R1 #4 Northside-Warner Robins 37

R2 #2 Bradwell Institute 72, R4 #3 Westlake 64
R8 #1 Dacula 47, R6 #4  Pope 46
R7 #2 Sequoyah 56, R5 #3 East Paulding  35
R1 #1 Houston County 50, R3 #4 Heritage-Conyers 33

CLASS 5A

R3 #2 Forest Park 55, R1 #3 Wayne County 20
R5 #1 Southwest DeKalb 33, R7 #4  Blessed Trinity 21
R8 #2 Loganville 62, R6 #3 Villa Rica 58
R2 #1 Griffin 46, R4 #4 Jones County 31

R1 #2 Ware County 45, R3 #3 Jonesboro 34
R7 #1 Hiram 74, R5 #4 Stone Mountain 48
R6 #2 New Manchester 48, R8 #3 Walnut Grove 39
R2 #4 Northside-Columbus 53, R4 #1 Union Grove 42

R2 #3 Harris County 54, R4 #2 Eagle’s Landing 38
R6 #1 Maynard Jackson 55, R8 #4 Jackson County 22
R7 #3 Calhoun 56, R5 #2 Decatur 37
R3 #1 Woodward Academy 77, R1 #4 Coffee 35

R3 #3 Stockbridge 44, R2 #2 McIntosh 42
R8 #1 Greenbrier 51, R6 #4  Lithia Springs 35
R5 #3 St. Pius X 55, vs. R7 #2 Cass 52
R1 #1 Warner Robins 77, R3 #4 Tri-Cities 44

CLASS 4A

R1 #3 Thomas County Central 54, R3 #2 Islands 49
R5 #1 Luella 90, R7 #4 Central-Carrollton 25
R8 #2 Chestatee 45, R6 #3 Arabia Mountain 41
R2 #1 Carver-Columbus 81, R4 #4 Perry 25

R1 #2 Bainbridge 73, R3 #3 Jenkins 25
R7 #1 Northwest Whitfield 60, R5 #4 Mt. Zion-Jonesboro 18
R6 #2 Stephenson 45, R8 #3 Cedar Shoals 40
R4 #1 Baldwin 69, R2 #4 Shaw 30

R2 #3 Hardaway 68, R4 #2 West Laurens 57
R6 #1 Marist 47, R8 #4 North Oconee 28
R7 #3 Heritage-Catoosa 44, R5 #2 Fayette County 39 OT
R1 #4 Monroe 53, R3 #1 New Hampstead 32

R2 #2 Troup County 69, R4 #3 Spalding 47
R8 #1 Jefferson 57, R6 #4 Mays 35
R7 #2 Pickens 83, R5 #3 Riverdale 44
R1 #1 Dougherty, R3 #4  BYE

CLASS 3A

R3 #2 Liberty County 47, R1 #3 Long County 32
R5 #1 Westminster 52, R7 #4 Dawson County 32
R8 #2 Oconee County 44, R6 #3 Sonoraville 28
R2 #1 Sumter County 45, R4 #4 Morgan County 24

R1 #2 Tattnall County 36, R3 #3 Beach 35
R7 #1 Lumpkin County 84, R5 #4 Redan 51
R6 #2 Murray County 46, R8 #3 Franklin County 43
R4 #1 Cross Creek 69, R2 #4 Mary Persons 34

R4 #2 Thomson 49, R2 #3 Peach County 28
R6 #1 Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe 56, R8 #4 Hart County 45
R5 #2 GAC 61, R7 #3 White County 42
R3 #1 Johnson-Savannah 68, R1 #4 Brantley County 28

R2 #2 Central-Macon 55, R4 #3 Burke County 40
R6 #4 Ringgold 45, R8 #1 East Jackson 43
R7 #2 East Forsyth 48, R5 #3 Cedar Grove 22
R1 #1 Pierce County 57, R3 #4 Savannah 23

CLASS 2A

R3 #2 Dodge County 62, R1 #3 Fitzgerald 59 OT
R5 #1 Callaway 66, R7 #4 Gordon Central 35
R8 #2 Elbert County 56, R6 #3 South Atlanta 33
R2 #1 Swainsboro 62, R4 #4 Butler 36

R3 #3 Washington County 78, R1 #2 Early County 27
R7 #1 Fannin County 66, R5 #4 Temple 34
R8 #3 Banks County 44, R6 #2 Pace Academy 26
R4 #1 Josey 72, R2 #4 Jeff Davis 20

R4 #2 Laney 75, R2 #3 Vidalia 61
R8 #4 Union County 54, R6 #1 Columbia 49
R5 #2 Heard County 41, R7 #3 Model 35
R3 #1 Northeast-Macon 78, R1 #4 Berrien 30

R2 #2 Woodville-Tompkins 65, R4 #3 Oglethorpe County 64
R8 #1 Rabun County 63, R6 #4 Lovett 32
R7 #2 Chattooga 60, R5 #3 Haralson County 37
R3 #4 Lamar County 66, R1 #1 Thomasville 56

CLASS A-PRIVATE

R3 #2 Calvary Day 69, R1 #3 Tattnall Square 44
R5 #1 Holy Innocents’ 94, R7 #4  Walker 14
R6 #3 Lakeview Academy 48, R8 #2 Prince Avenue 44
R2 #1 Landmark Christian FFW, R4 #4 St. Anne-Pacelli FFL

R1 #2 Deerfield-Windsor 67, R3 #3 St. Vincent’s 23
R7 #1 Mt. Paran 66, R5 #4 Wesleyan 37
R6 #2 Fellowship Christian 44, R8 #3 George Walton Academy 35
R4 #1 Trinity Christian 64, R2 #4 Paideia 19

R4 #2 Brookstone 53, R2 #3 Greenforest 51
R6 #1 St. Francis 57, R8 #4 Athens Academy 34
R5 #2 Hebron Christian 69, R7 #3 Darlington 34
R3 #1 Savannah Country Day 35, R1 #4 First Presbyterian Day 22

R4 #3 Heritage School 40, R2 #2 ELCA 35
R8 #1 Tallulah Falls 55, R6 #4 Mt. Pisgah 34
R5 #3 Galloway 63, R7 #2 North Cobb Christian 42
R1 #1 Stratford Academy 47, R3 #4 Aquinas 25

CLASS A-PUBLIC

R1 #3 Pelham 54, R3 #2 Claxton 20
R5 #1 Schley County 62, R7 #4  Warren County 20
R8 #2 Commerce 49, R6 #3 Armuchee 34
R2 #1 Clinch County 49, R4 #4 Wilcox County 43

R3 #3 Bryan County 57, R1 #2 Terrell County 42
R7 #1 Hancock Central 59, R5 #4 Chattahoochee County 33
R6 #2 Trion 55, R8 #3 Social Circle 42
R4 #1 Montgomery County 63, R2 #4 Brooks County 26

R4 #2 Dublin 57, R2 #3 Turner County 53
R6 #1 Mt. Zion-Carrollton 63, R8 #4 Towns County 43
R5 #2 Taylor County 45, R7 #3 Wilkinson County 39
R3 #1 Screven County 60, R1 #4 Randolph-Clay 32

R2 #2 Charlton County 60, R4 #3  Telfair County 46
R8 #1 Lake Oconee Academy 66, R6 #4 Gordon Lee 37
R5 #3 Central-Talbotton 58, R7 #2 ACE 45
R1 #1 Seminole County 47, R3 #4 Jenkins County 39

Girls Analysis

Region 8-4A Quarterfinals Top Performers



2022 5-2 PG Deshauna Foote – Cedar Shoals
Trailing 21-20 at the half, the play of Deshauna Foote was the pinpoint reason why Cedar Shoals was able to surge in the third quarter and eventually secure a 56-47 win over East Hall to clinch a state playoff berth. Continue reading Region 8-4A Quarterfinals Top Performers →

Girls Analysis

Region 2-5A Semifinals Top Performers


2025 5-11 F McKayla Hosley – Northside-Columbus
The 2025 class has a new name soon to appear near the top of upcoming player rankings in McKayla Hosley. In a 63-45 loss to McIntosh, the long and athletic freshman was a major bright spot pouring in 20 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 3 blocks. At 5-foot-11, maybe closer to 6-foot, Hosley has the skill set to play all over the floor. She can play inside and score with either hand, using a quick power dribble to balance herself before finishing strong. The natural lefty springs off the ground to high-point rebounds with strong hands and finishes through contact. Hosley plays forward for the Patriots but has enough ability to play full-time on the wing. She drained four threes and showed a creative attack off the dribble, getting into the lane and scoring at the rim. McKayla sees the floor well when she gets downhill. She drops off assists over the defense that most players can’t see without her size. Hosley runs the floor like a gazelle and can defend every position thanks to her lateral quickness. SEC schools have already started to show interest. The sky is the limit.

2022 5-10 W Keara Collins – McIntosh
North Georgia might want to try and see if Keara Collins can split time between soccer and basketball. The midfielder uses her nifty footwork from the pitch as she maneuvers her way to produce at a high level on the hardwood. Collins, a UNG soccer-signee, has nice size on the perimeter and plays 1-5 for the Chiefs. When McIntosh needs a play to be made, the ball is in Collins’ hands. Keara doesn’t have blinding speed or elite leaping ability but her knowledge of the game and mastery of the subtleties make her a nightmare to defend. Collins has a solid handle and can push in transition after collecting rebounds. She uses hesitation moves to try and get her defender off balance before shifting gears and blowing past. Collins excels at finishing with either hand around the rim, expertly shielding the ball from shot blockers and squeezing her layups off the glass from tough angles. When left open, Collins can drill the three and is capable of beating opponents with her court vision, finding the open man in McIntosh’s offense which features constant screening and cutting. Collins piled up 22 points, 11 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal and 1 block in a blowout of Northside-Columbus. Keara’s versatility and reliability make her one of the best players Region 2-5A has to offer.

2023 6-0 F Zy Thompson – Griffin
The Region 2-5A Player of the Year jumps off the court with her length and athleticism. Part of a Griffin attack that scores the vast majority of their points in the paint, many coming off second-chance opportunities, Thompson is a bouncy high motor forward that likes to get on the glass. When stationed at the high post, Thompson tries to catch and dive her way to the right block, finishing drives against helpless defenders overwhelmed by her quickness and size. Defensively, Zy drew the assignment of guarding Jherni Carter-Ransom part of a Triangle-and-Two defense. Thompson finished with 11 points, 13 rebounds and 1 block, scoring the go-ahead putback with 12 seconds left to survive Harris County 42-40.

2022 5-11 F Jherni Carter-Ransom – Harris County
The senior leader for Harris County collected 13 points, 13 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 blocks battling the long frontline of Griffin. Carter-Ransom has a nice skill set. While she can bang down low and score in the paint, Jherni also has the touch and quick trigger to stretch the floor and knock down threes. She hit back-to-back longballs in the fourth quarter to fuel the Tigers’ upset bid. Carter-Ransom handles the ball well for her size and can attack downhill when creases open. Her sturdy size along with her well-rounded game make her an interesting prospect at the next level.

Girls Rankings

Week 13 GHSA Girls Basketball State Rankings


Class AAAAAAA

1. Brookwood (18-3)
2. North Forsyth (20-3)
3. Grayson (17-4)
4. Norcross (18-4)
5. Harrison (19-3)
6. Cherokee (19-5)
7. South Forsyth (18-6)
8. Archer (17-5)
9. Woodstock (17-8)
10. West Forsyth (18-6)

Class AAAAAA

1. River Ridge (23-1)
2. Lovejoy (19-3)
3. Kell (20-2)
4. Buford (19-3)
5. Langston Hughes (19-5)
6. Sequoyah (18-6)
7. Brunswick (22-1)
8. Sprayberry (16-6)
9. Rockdale County (16-6)
10. Rome (18-3)

Class AAAAA

1. Woodward Academy (21-2)
2. Forest Park (15-5)
3. Griffin (19-6)
4. Union Grove (19-4)
5. Maynard Jackson (12-4)
6. Warner Robins (20-5)
7. Greenbrier (20-3)
8. Northside-Columbus (19-5)
9. McIntosh (16-6)
10. Stockbridge (18-5)

Class AAAA

1. Luella (21-3)
2. Carver-Columbus (19-3)
3. Jefferson (20-3)
4. Baldwin (20-2)
5. Marist (20-3)
6. Pickens (20-2)
7. Arabia Mountain (16-5)
8. Cedar Shoals (15-7)
9. Chestatee (17-7)
10. Dougherty (15-7)

Class AAA

1. Lumpkin County (23-1)
2. GAC (17-5)
3. Cross Creek (19-1)
4. Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe (22-1)
5. Sumter County (19-6)
6. East Jackson (20-2)
7. Tattnall County (15-6)
8. Pierce County (18-5)
9. Murray County (18-4)
10. Central-Macon (20-4)

Class AA

1. Rabun County (17-4)
2. Elbert County (20-3)
3. Fannin County (19-2)
4. Northeast-Macon (17-6)
5. Dodge County (18-2)
6. Laney (13-5)
7. Josey (16-5)
8. Callaway (16-4)
9. Washington County (14-5)
10. Swainsboro (16-2)

Class A-Private

1. Holy Innocents’ (20-2)
2. Mt. Paran (17-4)
3. St. Francis (20-3)
4. Wesleyan (12-6)
5. Hebron Christian (19-4)
6. Trinity Christian (19-5)
7. Galloway (13-7)
8. Deerfield-Windsor (16-3)
9. Darlington (18-5)
10. Calvary Day (17-4)

Class A-Public

1. Montgomery County (19-2)
2. Lake Oconee Academy (17-1)
3. Bryan County (20-4)
4. Screven County (16-3)
5. Pelham (14-1)
6. Claxton (13-4)
7. Taylor County (19-3)
8. Schley County (15-4)
9. Mt. Zion-Carrollton (19-6)
10. Telfair County (16-5)

The final week of the regular season is upon us. Some regions have already wrapped up their schedule while the majority finish up over the next few days. With that being said, please send region tournament brackets along with All-Region Teams to kylesandy355@gmail.com in order to be added to the Master Schedule which will be updated in real-time with final scores throughout the postseason.

Just like on the boys side, there is no movement in Class 7A this week. No. 1 Brookwood won at No. 3 Grayson 65-57 as UGA-commit Diana Collins poured in 28 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals while Nekaya Williams added 18 points and 8 rebounds. At one point the Rams led by double-digits but an injury in the third quarter to Erin Rodgers helped fuel a Broncos surge. No. 4 Norcross beat last week’s Class A-Private No. 6 Galloway 62-53 on the road before dropping 71-68 to Class 6A No. 2 Lovejoy. Jania Akins finished with 27 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals and 1 block in the win over Galloway. No. 5 Harrison set a new school-record with their 13th consecutive victory as the Hoyas outlasted North Paulding in overtime 50-43 as Anna Gernatt and Holley Turner scored 15 apiece. No. 10 West Forsyth got back on track with the return of Tennessee Tech-signee Cayla Cowart, scoring 9 points in the second half in a 58-34 win over Forsyth Central, Kathrine Bottoms leading the way with a career-high 17.

There is some shuffling around in Class 6A, but the top two remain unchanged. Bryanna Preston scored 16 points and Ayanna Boyd netted 13 in No. 2 Lovejoy’s 71-68 win at Class 7A No. 4 Norcross. No. 3 Kell rises a spot with a revenge win over No. 8 Sprayberry 72-62, Crystal Henderson dumping in 34 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists. No. 6 Sequoyah climbs two spots following a 64-45 win against Cambridge, Elle Blatchford scoring 25 points. No. 7 Brunswick is also up two slots as the program recorded its 250th win, beating Lowndes 61-57, Shane’ Jackson double-doubling with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Grovetown (18-6) slips out of the Top 10 after losing 46-42 to No. 9 Rockdale County, who is back in the rankings for the first time since Week 9. Danielle Carnegie netted 18 points in the win and is averaging 20.8 points, 7.3 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 3.4 steals per game over her sophomore season. The Bulldogs have played a tough schedule and have gone 3-6 vs. Top 10 opponents.

After 10 weeks of the same three teams being ranked in the Top 3, Class 5A welcomes a new permutation following No. 5 Maynard Jackson’s upset loss at Villa Rica 63-51, dropping the Jaguars three spots as they were unable to slow down Kaela Ward who exploded for 34 points, 13 rebounds and 7 steals. No. 3 Griffin is back near the top of the poll after spending time in the three-spot in Weeks 1 and 2. The Bears knocked off No. 8 Northside-Columbus 66-59 to secure the one-seed in the Region 2 Tournament. No. 4 Union Grove is up a position following a 40-33 win against Dutchtown which helped them land the one-seed in Region 4. No. 10 Stockbridge slips a place with a 47-45 loss at Eagle’s Landing, but holds the two-seed in the Region 4 Tournament.

Class 4A No. 1 Luella continues to click on all cylinders, drilling Southwest DeKalb 60-42 after holding a 38-point lead after three quarters if MaxPreps is correct. No. 2 Carver-Columbus’ supremacy over Region 2 was reaffirmed with wins over Troup County 79-49 and Hardaway (15-6) 59-44, knocking the Hawks out of the Top 10. No. 4 Baldwin clobbered West Laurens 68-19, Tamia Smith scoring 16 points. No. 5 Marist’s spell over No. 7 Arabia Mountain has yet to be broken as the War Eagles swept the season series with a 36-26 win and has now won four-straight against the Rams. No. 6 Pickens creeps up a spot in the rankings, running their winning streak up to 18 after victories over Northwest Whitfield (39-31) and Class A-Private No. 9 Darlington (50-44). Bainbridge (16-9) falls out of the poll with a 36-27 loss to debutant No. 10 Dougherty, who finished the regular season on a 5-game winning streak to snatch the one-seed out of Region 1 en route to becoming the fourth team out of the six-team grouping to spend time in the Top 10. Four players average double-digits for the Trojans led by 5-foot-10 junior center Jacquelyn Buchanan (13.3 ppg, 6 rpg). 5-foot-1 Jatiana Chambers is in the running for Class 4A Freshman of the Year averaging 12.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 6.5 assists and 5.4 steals. 5-foot-8 senior Shakeria Hallman rejoined the team in mid-December and is averaging 11.6 points per game while 5-foot-5 senior Kaylin Thompson brings athleticism and energy, chipping in 11.3 points, 3.8 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 3.2 steals. Back in the poll is No. 9 Chestatee who earned road wins over North Oconee (55-46) and Madison County (52-25) to pull into a three-way tie for second-place in Region 8. The War Eagles can clinch the two-seed if they can defeat No. 8 Cedar Shoals. The Jaguars lost 75-33 to Class A-Private No. 6 Trinity Christian this past week but beat Chestatee 65-53 earlier in the season.

Class 3A No. 1 Lumpkin County found themselves in a dogfight with Region 7 two-seed White County, up 44-42 after three quarters before the Indians pulled away late for a 64-52 win to polish off an undefeated record in region play. Region 7 Player of the Year Mary Mullinax scored 22 points. No. 2 GAC crushed Cedar Grove 80-41 as Xavier-signee Kaleigh Addie poured in 36 points and Trinity Thomas posted 32 points and 10 rebounds. No. 3 Cross Creek beat Thomson 64-39, No. 6 East Jackson edged Hart County 47-40 and No. 9 Murray County held off Ringgold 63-55 on the road as Mattie Nuckolls erupted for five threes on her way to 25 points while Ella Dotson scored 17 points. North Hall (17-8) got a big 62-52 win over East Forsyth, but a 62-48 upset loss at 9-17 Gilmer earlier in the week sinks the Trojans from the Top 10. Riding an 8-game winning streak back into the rankings for the first time since Week 3 is No. 10 Central-Macon. The Chargers went to Fort Valley and blew past Peach County 51-32 to lock up the two-seed in Region 2. Taniya Prior netted 19 points.

The nip-and-tuck razor thin margin of error in Class 2A is about to come to a head. No. 1 Rabun County hangs onto their spot atop the poll after losing 48-47 at Rabun Gap and rallying to beat Highlands, NC 54-48 on Senior Night, Carley Haban scoring 16 points and Emmanuel-signee Gracie Deetz tallying 15 points and 9 rebounds. The LadyCats travel to The Inferno on Tuesday for their rematch with No. 2 Elbert County who is coming off a 71-47 win against Union County. Terrace Hester has found a groove, averaging 31 points per game over her last two outings. No. 4 Northeast-Macon defeated Lamar County 76-38 and travels to No. 9 Washington County on Friday with a chance to secure the one-seed heading into the Region 3 Tournament. The Golden Hawks tumble four spots after losing 55-52 to region foe No. 5 Dodge County, freshman Lyric Green posting 19 points to power the Squaws. Washington County also lost 65-42 at No. 6 Laney, who jolts right back into the Top 10. No. 8 Callaway had a statement week highlighted by a 63-45 win at Heard County (18-5) dropping the Braves from the poll. No. 10 Swainsboro tumbles two spots with a 45-41 loss at Vidalia.

Class A-Private No. 1 Holy Innocents’ trounced No. 4 Wesleyan 64-35 in Region 5 play. No. 2 Mt. Paran rises with a 63-29 win at North Cobb Christian after No. 3 St. Francis fell 54-49 at McEachern. No. 5 Hebron Christian edged No. 7 Galloway 61-60 and beat Southwest DeKalb 71-50. Galloway also lost 62-53 to Class 7A No. 4 Norcross. No. 6 Trinity Christian moves up with a 59-31 win over Brookstone and a 75-33 dismantling of Class 4A No. 8 Cedar Shoals, Madison Morge dropping 30 points. No. 8 Deerfield-Windsor escaped Macon with a 40-39 win at Stratford Academy. No. 9 Darlington lost 50-44 at Class 4A No. 6 Pickens but moves up a spot with an earlier 51-24 win over North Cobb Christian. No. 10 Calvary Day slides two spots as All-State guard Mahkayla Premo continues to watch from the sidelines in a boot. The Cavaliers lost to rival Savannah Country Day 42-41, Hannah Cail scoring 22 in the defeat.

The top eight teams in Class A-Public handled their business, leading to no changes. Region 3 is coming down to the wire as No. 4 Screven County heads to No. 6 Claxton on Tuesday to decide first-place, both teams sitting at 11-1 while No. 3 Bryan County is 11-3. Dublin (16-7) drops out after a 2-2 week saw the Irish lose 56-48 to West Laurens and 29-27 at No. 10 Telfair County, who is down one spot following an 85-55 loss at Bleckley County. In the low-scoring win over Dublin, Beth Murphy provided 10 points and 15 rebounds. No. 9 Mt. Zion-Carrollton returns to the Top 10 after avenging their lone Region 6 loss of the season, drilling Trion 50-31 to secure the one-seed.