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Class 7A

(Feb 29 at  Buford City Arena)

R2 #1 Westlake 62, R4 #1 Cherokee 33: Ta’Niya Latson scored 17 points and Raven Johnson had 16 as the Lions broke open the game after leading 10-9 after the first quarter. Furman-commit Kate Johnson led Cherokee with 9 points.

R6 #1 Collins Hill 54, R2 #2 Campbell 37: Northview transfers Eden Sample (18) and Asjah Inniss (11) led Collins Hill. Parkview transfer Purdue-commit Sacha Washington had 9. Sarah Taub, Nia Bozeman and Laila Battle all scored 9 points for Campbell.

Class 6A

(Feb 28 at  Buford City Arena)

R2 #1 Glynn Academy 59, R5 #1 Langston Hughes 38: UGA-signee Zoesha Smith dominated with 35 points and 18 rebounds. Francis Marion-signee La’Trinity Best added 12 points.

R4 #2 Forest Park 54, R1 #1 Valdosta 38: Sania Feagin finished with 14 points, 14 rebounds and 3 steals while Western Carolina-signee Joi Reid had 10 points and Janya Jones scored 7. Valdosta was led by Mikeria Carter’s 10 points. Jayla Cody had 11 points and Ja’Mya Johnson netted 8.

Class 5A

(Feb 29 at  Fort Valley State)

R8 #1 Buford 52, R4 #2 Woodland-Stockbridge 30: Furman-signee Tate Walters broke out with 23 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals. Blair Wallis netted 11 points. Ashyia Willis tallied 5 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists and 7 steals.

R7 #1 Kell 60, R4 #1 Eagle’s Landing 55: Kell kept its dream season alive, surviving a veteran Eagle’s Landing team. Freshman Crystal Henderson poured in 25 points to lead the Longhorns. The Eagles were led by Mariah Fletcher (15), Jasmine Atkins (12) and Jaleah Storr (9).

Class 4A

(Feb 28 at  Fort Valley State)

R5 #2 Troup County 56, R1 #1 Carver-Columbus 47: Without All-American Louisville-signee Olivia Cochran, Carver couldn’t handle burgeoning star, 6-foot sophomore Aniya Palmer. The high-motor athletic wing posted 13 points, 15 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals and 9 blocks. 5-foot-9 freshman Alexcia Murphy added 16 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steals and 1 blocks. Jada Green chipped in 8 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists while Samarria Weldon scored 6 points. Carver was led by Kionna Gaines’ 14 points and 5 rebounds. Khamya Edmonds and Enyshuan Jones hurt the Tigers in the first quarter but couldn’t sustain their production. Edmonds finished with 11 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks while Jones collected 8 points, 8 rebounds and 3 blocks.

R1 #2 Americus-Sumter 56, R4 #1 Luella 51 OT: Trailing 26-16 at the half after a 20-5 second quarter put Americus-Sumter in front, the Lions stormed back to tie the game at 36 heading into the fourth quarter after Fresno State-signee Keely Brown scored 12 of her game-high 24 points in the third. In the fourth the Panthers held a 49-47 lead before Paris Miller hit a runner in the lane with 7 seconds left after sitting on the bench the vast majority of the second half, sending the Lions to overtime on her first points of the game. In overtime, the Panthers made it a point to keep the ball out of Brown’s hands as Troy-signee Jelissa Reese face guarded her and kept the star scoreless in the extra period. Reese finished with 18 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 steals and 1 block. Trinity Jones had 15 points before fouling out in overtime. Tiffani Goodman added 12 points. In the loss, Tajinique Williams had 10 points and 11 rebounds.

Class 3A

(Feb 29 at  Valdosta State)

R3 #2 Beach 52, R7 #1 North Hall 31: Kaila Rougier went for 14 points while Madison Evans and Ameyah Dantzler scored 13 apiece in the rout.

R7 #2 GAC 52, R3 #1 Johnson-Savannah 50: GAC came back by down as many as nine points to dethrone the two-time defending state champs. Kaleigh Addie led GAC with 22 points and 3 steals, while Irvin had 14 points, 8 rebounds and 2 steals. Jaci Bolden added 13 points and Molly Pritchard gabbed 12 rebounds.

Class 2A

(Feb 29 at  Georgia College & State)

R3 #2 Southwest-Macon 54, R7 #1 Rockmart 52: Southwest-Macon pressed throughout the game and got burnt throughout by Keyarah Berry but somehow the Patriots closed on a 19-6 run to stun the Yellow Jackets as Stangious Alford hit a runner at the buzzer to advance Southwest to the state championship. The Patriots led 12-11 after one but trailed 24-18 at the half and 43-35 after three before falling behind 46-35 with 6:58 remaining. Before fouling out, Ja’Khyla Johnson hit Shygeria Williams on a behind the back pass to ignite the unforeseen comeback. With :26 seconds left, Alford, who mauled the Yellow Jackets on the glass with 23 points, 19 rebounds, 2 assists, 5 steals and 2 blocks, scored to give the Patriots their first lead of the second half at 52-51. Berry, who finished with 27 points, 19 rebounds, 3 assists, 2 steals and 1 block, was fouled and split a pair of free throws to tie the game. The Yellow Jackets failed to keep the ball in her hands throughout the fourth quarter as they became careless slinging the ball against the press. On the other side, Avrie Grayer pounded the boards alongside Alford finishing with 15 points, 19 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 6 blocks.  In the win, Shygeria Williams had 10 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists and 4 steals.  In the loss, Megan Little tallied 14 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 6 steals.

R6 #1 Douglass 53, R1 #1 Early County 49: The defending state champion Astros won their rematch of last year’s title game behind 7 threes, one of their best shooting nights of the season. Kayla Sesberry hit 4 threes and finished with 18 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. Ashley McKee netted 15 points and grabbed 3 steals. Ashuntee Weems posted 12 points, 2 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks. Makayla Timpson piled in a triple-double for Early County with 18 points, 13 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 11 blocks. Jordan Eafford finished with 15 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists and 4 steals while Ta’Ziaya Jones added 9 points, 7 rebounds and 2 blocks.

Class A-Private

(Feb 28 at  Georgia College & State)

#1 St. Francis 75, #5 Wesleyan 61: Mia Moore scored 30 points while Oregon State-signee Savannah Samuel posted 22 points and 11 rebounds. Notre Dame-bound forward Amirah Abdur-Rahim added 14 points. Wesleyan was led by Lauren Hill’s 21. Georgia Tech-signee AC Carter finished wit 16 points and 10 rebounds. Paige Lyons had 13 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists.

#2 Holy Innocents’ 52, #3 Hebron Christian 48: Jillian Hollingshead had 20 points in the win while Jessie Parish scored 13 in the loss. A controversial travel was called on Carly Fahey right before she hit a late game-tying three.

Class A-Public

(Feb 28 at  Valdosta State)

#1 Central-Talbotton 63, #4 Calhoun County 44: Central-Talbotton trailed 18-9 after the first quarter but stepped on the accelerator in the second half and closed out the game with a 27-9 fourth quarter to capture a 63-44 win. Sparks went for 28 points, 13 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals and 2 blocks. Shakemia Marshall had 4 points, 20 rebounds and 8 assists while Renijua Johnson (14) and Ty’Shemia Bunkley (12) lifted the offense.

#3 Wheeler County 81, #10 Turner County 66: Wheeler County put away Turner County 81-66 behind their trademark balanced scoring. Keyona Mincey had 21 points and 8 assists. Sameria Bryant tallied 17 points, 8 rebounds, 12 assists, 3 steals and 1 block while Lela Wright contributed 17 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals. Keleiyah Harris pitched in 16 points and 8 rebounds.

Girls Honors

2020 GHSA Girls Basketball All-Region Teams

Class AAAAAAA

Region 1

Coach of the Year:  Julie Conner –  Tift County
Player of the Year: Janiah Ellis – Colquitt County
Offensive Player of the Year: Nicky Jones – Tift County

First Team
Malerie Brooks – Camden County
Shakiria Chaney – Tift County
Kayla Ellis – Camden County
Carliss Johnson – Colquitt County
Faith Johnson – Lowndes
Nicole Jones – Camden County
Jamia Level – Tift County
Camille Singletary – Colquitt County

Second Team
Daejah Bailey – Tift County
Cali Conner – Tift County
Amyah Espanol – Lowndes
Kiersten Graham – Lowndes
Brianna Lavalais-White – Camden County
Taje Middleton – Lowndes
Gracie Belle Paulk – Colquitt County
Audreyanna Rowland – Colquitt County

Region 2

Coach of the Year: Hilda Hankerson – Westlake
Player of the Year: Raven Johnson – Westlake

First Team
Ta’Niya Latson – Westlake
Carlyse Hooks – Westlake
Lydia Freeman – Westlake
Jameah Alston – Campbell
Milana Holmes – Pebblebrook
Jadah Waite – Wheeler

Second Team
Kaylen Madrey – Newnan
Brianna Turnage – Westlake
Jaleah Alston – Campbell
Ravyn Madaris – Pebblebrook
Sarah Taub – Campbell

Honorable Mention
Ryan Woodley – Westlake
Olympia Chaney – Westlake
Nia Bozeman – Campbell
Kania Seymour – Pebblebrook
Aniya Carter – Newnan

Region 3

Player of the Year: Denim Deshields – McEachern

All-Region
Sydney Thomas – North Cobb
Azonya Austin – North Cobb
Lauren Walker – Marietta
Kennedi White – Hillgrove
Logan Van Arsdale – Hillgrove
Aliyah Washington – North Paulding
Caelan Ellis – McEachern
Taylor Cullinan – North Paulding
Alexis Brewster – Marietta
Madison Edge – North Cobb

Region 4

Coach of the Year: Matt Cates – Cherokee
Player of the Year: Makala Torrence – Roswell

First Team
Bridget Utberg – Woodstock
Ashlyn Andrus – Cherokee
Tomisin Adenupe – Walton
Sydne Watts – Cherokee
Ally Zazzara – Etowah

Second Team
Kate Johnson – Cherokee
Ella Boyle – Roswell
Carly Henderson – Woodstock
Kate Manley – Roswell
Karson Martin – Woodstock

Honorable Mention
Neusha Green – Walton
Savannah Casey – Woodstock
Chatham Brown – Cherokee
Errin Crowe – Lassiter
Ansley Buice – Lassiter
Maren Cline – Roswell
Jasmine Frierson – Roswell
Maggie Messerly – Etowah
Kenzie Norton – Etowah

Region 5

Coach of the Year: Brad Kudlas – North Forsyth
Player of the Year: Caroline Martin – North Forsyth

All-Region
Ansley Allen – North Forsyth
Ashley Breindl – South Forsyth
Jillian Bretz – Forsyth Central
Cayla Cowart – West Forsyth
Aisha Dabo – Forsyth Central
Vekondja Ogbogu – North Forsyth
Elizabeth Pruitt – Forsyth Central
Sophie Rosin – South Forsyth
Callie Thrower – West Forsyth
Kalie Thrower – West Forsyth

Honorable Mention
Omtese Ajorgbor – Forsyth Central
Briley Elder – Lambert
Maggie Quincy – West Forsyth
McCall Thomas – North Forsyth
Ryane Williams – South Forsyth

Region 6

Coach of the Year: Vanessa White – Peachtree Ridge
Player of the Year: Sacha Washington – Collins Hill

First Team
Kamryn Collins – Collins Hill
Eden Sample – Collins Hill
Nadya McCown – Peachtree Ridge
Akaya Chaney – Discovery
Alexis Figures – Mill Creek
Asjah Inniss – Collins Hill
NeKaya Williams – Duluth
Nia Hicks – Peachtree Ridge

Second Team
Neva Drane – North Gwinnett
Keyara Wooden – Discovery
Megan Mares – Duluth
Aaliyah Hunt – Peachtree Ridge
Ellie McIntyre – Mill Creek
Divine Drayton – Duluth
Leslie Hodges – Mountain View
Jailah Clark-Jones – Collins Hill

Honorable Mention
Kyra Jefferson – Collins Hill
Shamya Brown – Mountain View
Kiara Simpson – North Gwinnett
Taylor Watkins – Discovery
Saliah Ponteau – Peachtree Ridge
Sydnie Smith – Mill Creek
YaMea Elliot – Collins Hill
Isabella Evangelista – Duluth

Region 7

Player of the Year: Sussy Ngulefac – Parkview

First Team
Diana Collins – Brookwood
Selma Kulo – Brookwood
Yamani Paul – Norcross
Emyah Glass-Fortenberry – Lakeside-DeKalb
Mariah Baltierra – Norcross

Second Team
Shannon Niles – Brookwood
Joy Harris – Central Gwinnett
Lilly Hart – Parkview
Devyne Turner – Norcross
Diamond Jackson – Lakeside-DeKalb

Region 8

Player of the Year: Victoria Dames – Grayson

First Team
Nyelle Lee – Grayson
Malia Grace – Grayson
Cazia Nelson – Archer
Shaquice May – Rockdale County
Maka’ya Cushion – Newton

Second Team
Taniya McGowan – Archer
Ashley Norris – Newton
Catherine Alben – Grayson
Chae Harris – Shiloh
Alana Moore – Rockdale County
Ashanti Wright – Newton

Honorable Mention
Maya Jackson – Archer
Lia Edwards – Rockdale County

Class AAAAAA

Region 1

Coach of the Year: Edward Wilcox – Valdosta
Player of the Year: Ja’Mya Johnson – Valdosta

First Team
Jayla Cody – Valdosta
Jakailyn Poole – Lee County
Quidashasia Dunnom – Northside-Warner Robins
TJ Lawrence – Houston County
Jae Ross – Coffee
Amiya Allen – Valdosta

Second Team
Skylar Bailey – Houston County
Essence Cody – Valdosta
Erica Irby – Lee County
Destiny Young – Coffee
Jordyn Johnson – Houston County
Taylor Hughes – Northside-Warner Robins

Honorable Mention
Destiny Reed – Lee County
Monique Judge – Lee County
Mikeria Carter – Valdosta
McKenzie Arline – Northside-Warner Robins
Keaija Bonaparte – Coffee

Region 2

Coach of the Year: Sharnesha Smith – Glynn Academy
Player of the Year: Zoesha Smith – Glynn Academy

First Team
Talia Hamilton – Glynn Academy
Makaila Brown – Brunswick
Azaria Johnson – Richmond Hill
Jada Brooks – Bradwell Institute
La’Trinity Best – Glynn Academy
Keya Daniels – Brunswick
Ky’Leo Worriels – Bradwell Institute
Kyra Finley – Richmond Hill

Second Team
LaNeia Taylor – Glynn Academy
Jaliyah Howard – Brunswick
Zoraya Thornton – Richmond Hill
Taniyah Bowman – Bradwell Institute
Akirria Mountain – Glynn Academy
Kwameeri Brown – Brunswick
Shakardia Cowart – Brunswick
Jessey Dozier – Bradwell Institute

Region 3

Player of the Year: Keona Curtis – Grovetown

All-Region
Trinity Barrow – Greenbrier
Jalaya Eskridge – Evans
Kristyn Goshay – Heritage-Conyers
D’Mya Griffin – Grovetown
Sade Harrell – Heritage-Conyers
Kristynn Knight – Evans
Claire Messer – Lakeside-Evans
Jahlaila Owens – Greenbrier
Jada Porter – Grovetown
Unique Reed – Alcovy
Ajoyous Tuggle – Alcovy
Jaliyah Weeks – Heritage-Conyers
Makenzie Williams – Lakeside-Evans

Region 4

Coach of the Year: Cedric King – Lovejoy
Co-Players of the Year: Genesis Bryant – Lovejoy; Sania Feagin – Forest Park

All-Region
Ameera Thomas – Mt. Zion-Jonesboro
Anaya Boyd – Lovejoy
Aneidi Nsentip – Drew
Ashlynn Green – ML King
Bryanna Hardy – Lovejoy
Genesis Bryant – Lovejoy
Haley Miller – Mundy’s Mill
Jasmine Jacob – Forest Park
Joi Reid – Forest Park
Kassidy Broussard – Stephenson
Khalela Hayes – Mt. Zion-Jonesboro
Sania Feagin – Forest Park

Region 5

Player of the Year: Tamia Stargell – Langston Hughes

First Team
Aaliyah Foxx-Rome – Alexander
Raven Thompson – Langston Hughes
Shynique McGee – Tri-Cities
Dymon Cook – Douglas County
Kharyssa Richardson – New Manchester

Second Team
Damesha Cain – Langston Hughes
Kamryn Bates – New Manchester
Jaylla Thompson – Tri-Cities
Alana Gibbs – Douglas County
Kimberly Lawson – Alexander

Third Team
Sara Page – Northgate
Chloe Pollock – Alexander
Jada Richards – Douglas County
Autumn Phillips – Langston Hughes
Khalia Woolfolk – Creekside

Region 6

Co-Coaches of the Year: Steve Lenahan – Harrison; Kellie Avery – Sprayberry

Player of the Year: Jodi Mullins – South Cobb

First Team
Flau’Jae Johnson – Sprayberry
Amara Newsom – Harrison
Meredith Ward – Harrison
Mataya Gayle – River Ridge
Emily Wilkie – Creekview

Second Team
Elle Blatchford – Sequoyah
A’ryn Jackson – Sequoyah
Anna Vereen – Sprayberry
Tiara Lewis – Osborne
Taylor Gibbs – South Cobb

Honorable Mention
Macy Williams – Sequoyah
Ella Grace Hickman – Sprayberry
Alisha Foster – Harrison
Mia Geveke – Harrison
Leigh Codiniera – River Ridge
Zoe Dales – Dalton
Savannah Mason – Creekview
Julia Craft – Creekview
Jaasira Fossitt – Allatoona

Region 7

Coach of the Year: Leslie Broadwell – Cambridge
Player of the Year: Cheyenne Holloman – Pope

First Team
Carson Tanguilig – Johns Creek
Jordynn Dudley – Cambridge
Jodi Goins – Alpharetta
Ariel Lawrence – Dunwoody
Simone Lett – Alpharetta

Second Team
Angelina Cofrancesco – Cambridge
Ahmia Childs – Johns Creek
Bailey Hebermehl – Centennial
Annie Weber – North Atlanta
Samantha Breslow – Johns Creek
Lani Tibbetts – Pope

Honorable Mention
Sydney Miller – North Atlanta
Autumn Cotton – Chattahoochee
Katie Ward – Pope

Region 8

Coach of the Year: Bill Bradley – Habersham Central
Co-Players of the Year: Lazaria Spearman – Dacula; Zuriyah Davis – Lanier

All-Region
Sadie Roach – Gainesville
Lauren Teasley – Gainesville
Morgan Manley – Lanier
Lizzie Campbell – Lanier
Taniyah Parrish – Winder-Barrow
Joanna Gross – Apalachee
Addie Penick – Habersham Central
Nykerriah Brown – Habersham Central
Christabel Ezumah – Lanier
Nyla Rose Moore – Dacula
Keyanna Gibbs – Dacula
Jin Sileo – Dacula
Haneefat Adanijo – Dacula

Class AAAAA

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Player of the Year: Alice Anne Hudson – Starr’s Mill
Freshman of the Year: Samiah Puckett – Griffin

First Team
Averyana Nelson – Griffin
Ghylissa Knowles – Fayette County
Cashius Long – Jonesboro
Jaclyn Hester – Starr’s Mill
Ashtyn Lally – Starr’s Mill

Second Team
Leah Turner – Griffin
Derique Donigan – Fayette County
Tione Foster -Jonesboro
Charity Cloud – Whitewater
Aaliyah Duranham – Griffin

Honorable Mention
Ellia Chance – Whitewater
Leah Smith – Whitewater
Sole Chinnery – Whitewater
Carrisa Griffin – Whitewater
Bella Duiser – McIntosh
Madison Howard – McIntosh
Olivia Henders – McIntosh
Zara Vaughan – McIntosh
Audreyuanna Robbins – Riverdale
Kennisha Wiggins – Riverdale
Sequoia George – Riverdale
Jakayla Harrison – Riverdale
Queen Adams -Jonesboro
Destiny Singleton – Jonesboro
Kaila Wright -Jonesboro
Rasheedah Hasan – Fayette County
Nneoma Eke – Fayette County
February Pulley – Fayette County
Janiya Duffey – Griffin
Da’Nali Williams – Griffin
Nadiyah Byard – Griffin
China Heard – Riverdale
Erica Taylor – Riverdale
Ryanne King – Starr’s Mill
Kara Dial – Starr’s Mill

Region 4

Coach of the Year: Karshaun Peterson – Eagle’s Landing
Co-Players of the Year: Lu Woolfolk – Jones County; Jaleah Storr – Eagle’s Landing

First Team
Jasmine Akins – Eagle’s Landing
Jada Morgan – Jones County
Mariyah Fletcher – Eagle’s Landing
Semya McCree – Dutchtown
Sambresha Everett – Woodland-Stockbridge

Second Team
Tolisha Walker – Locust Grove
Jasmine Wills – Locust Grove
Mya Geddis – Woodland-Stockbridge
Chelsea Aalim – Ola
Jae’la Dunn – Ola

Honorable Mention
Kayla Taylor – Stockbridge
Taylor Shaw – Stockbridge
Briana O’Neal – Stockbridge
Madison Bennett – Jones County
Toree Smith – Jones County
Courtney Wimberly – Jones County
Ananda Mayhew – Union Grove
Anisa Clark – Union Grove
Mone Florence – Eagle’s Landing
Jade Anderson – Dutchtown
Nia Lawrence – Woodland-Stockbridge
Rayevan Freeman – Woodland-Stockbridge

Region 5

Player of the Year: Jayla Kimbrough – Southwest DeKalb

First Team
India Terrell – Columbia
Myori Pruitt – Arabia Mountain
Adrieanna Brownlee – Southwest DeKalb
Elise Harden – Columbia
Sydney Bunkley – Arabia Mountain

Second Team
Diamond Jones – Lithonia
Maya Berry – Miller Grove
Zia Diamond Myles – Clarkston
Aniyah Lee – Southwest DeKalb
Daija Carr – Columbia

Honorable Mention
Jalisha Mann – Miller Grove
Keyonna Giles – Arabia Mountain

Region 6

Player of the Year: Demeara Hinds – Lithia Springs
Freshman of the Year: Cam Morris – Lithia Springs

First Team
Olivia Smith – Riverwood
Jade Lewis – Grady
D’yanna Maxey – Banneker
Jasmine Jones – Decatur
Xavier Dyer – Maynard Jackson

Second Team
Imani Kirkland – Carver-Atlanta
Jayla Green – Riverwood
Unique Miller – Maynard Jackson
Kamari Edwards – Decatur
Trinity Lewis – Grady

Honorable Mention
Ciara Smith – Riverwood
Aaliyah Williams – Banneker
Kaitlyn Palaion – Grady
Shadasia Harris – Banneker
Ivy Karangu – Maynard Jackson
Sherrion Cooper – Maynard Jackson
Jaliyah Lett – Grady
Kristian Jewsome – Maynard Jackson
Mikara Milan – Carver-Atlanta
Jukanie Washington – Decatur

Region 7

Player of the Year: De’Mauri Flournoy – Carrollton

First Team
Crystal Henderson – Kell
Claire Davis – Cass
Kanija Daniel – Carrollton
Aliyah Hindsman – Villa Rica
Kya Williams – Kell

Second Team
Dekyia Cofield – Villa Rica
Amberly Brown – Rome
Trenishia Adams – Rome
Imani Smith – Hiram
Londaisha Smith -Cass

Honorable Mention
Erial Owens – Hiram
Kimberlyn Black – East Paulding
Kyndal Coleman – Villa Rica
Faith Lovejoy – East Paulding
Jada Green – Kell
Justyce Moore – Rome
Amaya Moss – Kell

Region 8

Coach of the Year: John Zorn – Loganville
Player of the Year: Tate Walters – Buford

All-Region
Ashyia Willis – Buford
Janae Charles – Loganville
Jazmyn Gooch – Johnson-Gainesville
Autumn Jones – Cedar Shoals
Chassidy King – Walnut Grove
Mikaylin Glover – Clarke Central
Sydney Bolden – Loganville
Blair Wallis – Buford
Jada David – Cedar Shoals
Katelyn Klein – Buford
Summer Bruner – Loganville

Class AAAA

Region 1

Player of the Year: Olivia Cochran – Carver-Columbus

First Team
Jelissa Reese – Americus-Sumter
Denver Bryant – Dougherty
Bre’lyn Snipes – Shaw
Trinity Jones – Americus-Sumter
Kameron Shelley – Westover

Second Team
Kionna Gaines – Carver-Columbus
Deyanna McKinney – Hardaway
Ambria Vicks – Cairo
Trinity Jackson – Americus-Sumter
Tiana Martin – Dougherty
JiMia Cobb – Hardaway
Khamya Edmonds – Carver-Columbus

Honorable Mention
Chambria Vicks – Cairo
Jordine Moody – Shaw
Ricardriana Sloan – Dougherty
Anaiya Donaldson – Westover
Ashanti Rue – Westover

Region 2

Region 3

Region 4

Coach of the Year: Kim Lawrence – Woodward Academy
Player of the Year: Sydney Bowles – Woodward Academy

First Team
Keely Brown – Luella
Paris Miller – Luella
Alysee Dobbs – Eastside
Sky Watters – McDonough
Nya Pope – McDonough

Second Team
Janiah Alexander – McDonough
Sara Lewis – Woodward Academy
T’Mya Alexander – North Clayton
T’Niah Douglass – Eastside
Kai Lanier – Woodward Academy

Region 5

Player of the Year: Daija Powell – Sandy Creek

First Team
Aniya Palmer – Troup County
Amber Gilbert – Troup County
Jania Hodges – Sandy Creek
Nyah Houston – Central-Carollton
Janae Jackson – Central-Carrollton
Keke Turner – Cedartown

Second Team
Alexcia Murphy – Troup County
Lehla Thomas – Cartersville
Nadia Barbary – Chapel Hill
Diamond Solomon – Chapel Hill
Chaquave’ayr Robinson – LaGrange

Honorable Mention
Cio Siegler – Cartersville
Qiana Watson – Cedartown
Kam Frazier – Cedartown
Rachel Wilson – Central-Carrollton
Savannah Howard – Chapel Hill
Kamelah Kelley – LaGrange
Arielle Belinga – Sandy Creek

Region 6

Region 7

Coach of the Year: Kim Hixon – Marist
Player of the Year: Ashlee Locke – Flowery Branch

All-Region
Erin Hynekamp – Blessed Trinity
Emma Easterwood – Chestatee
Maggie McNair – Chestatee
Sophie Smith – Denmark
Shaina Kriews – Flowery Branch
Tyler Brazle – Marist
Riley Donahue – Marist
Kinsey Wilson – West Hall
Dasha Cannon – White County
Maddie Futch – White County

Region 8

Player of the Year: Kayla McPherson – Madison County

All-Region
Tiffany Wilson – Madison County
Ansley Hall – North Oconee
Jenna Tulenko – North Oconee
Julia Peroni – Oconee County
LaNya Scott – Oconee County
Wylie Sheridan – St. Pius X
Kelly Stephenson – St. Pius X
NaNa Eades – Stephens County
Ranajah Verdell – Stephens County
Kiarra Howard – Stephens County
Honorable Mention
Ellie Young – North Oconee
Emma Young – North Oconee
Wells Finch – North Oconee
Maddy Dickens – North Oconee
Annika Bonds – North Oconee
Abby Dickens – Oconee County
Sybille Foucart – Oconee County
Kate McBride – St. Pius X
Savana Broska  – Stephens County
Lindsay Moore – Stephens County

Class AAA

Region 1

Region 2

Player of the Year: Natalie Herrin – Pierce County

First Team
Raniyah Jones – Appling County
Madelyn Alligood – Brantley County
Blythe Wellington – Brantley County
Jordan Harper – Brantley County
Destiny Grider – Liberty County
Cecilia Burke – Long County
Molly Scruggs – Pierce County
Makayla Etheridge – Pierce County
Kennedi Sikes – Pierce County
Tiera Booker – Tattnall County
Ashley Joyce – Tattnall County

Second Team
Jinsey Dowling – Brantley County
Emma Raulerson – Brantley County
Sydnie Middleton – Brantley County
Camauri Jenkins – Liberty County
Tivona Myles – Pierce County
Caroline Herrin – Pierce County
Tresuir Myles – Pierce County
McKenzie Williams – Tattnall County
Macey Ansell – Tattnall County
Rachel Glover – Tattnall County

Honorable Mention
Lucy Solomon – Appling County
Traci Wright – Appling County
Harmony Dicker – Appling County
Lindy Lowther – Brantley County
Keiana Milton – Brantley County
Keyasia Hairston – Liberty County
Ke’Osha McKever – Long County
Akiara Garland – Long County
Jada Young – Long County
Ma’Kiya Horne – Pierce County
Tamia Brown – Tattnall County

Region 3

Coach of the Year: George Johnson – Savannah
Co-Players of the Year: Madison Evans – Beach; Martina Stokes – Savannah

First Team
Kaila Rougier – Beach
Storie Daise – Jenkins
Jaida Burgess – Johnson
Antalazia Baker – Johnson
Veronica Sierzant – Islands
Amani Hamilton – Johnson
Zoriah Mobley – Johnson
Allejah Moultrie – Beach
Toniya Young – Jenkins
Ameyah Dantzler – Beach

Second Team
Daneisha Blige – Windsor Forest
Amoni McGruder – Savannah
K’lya Hankerson – Johnson
Marlayshia Westbrook – Johnson
Madison Taylor – Southeast Bulloch
Tiana Williams – Johnson
Paris Washington – Savannah
Destiny Whitehead – Beach
Amiyah Pretty – Beach
Meara Kelly – Islands

 

Region 4

Player of the Year: Gabbi Cartagena – Jackson

All-Region
Kennese McClain – Peach County
Kayla Shines – Rutland
Zy Thomspon – Pike County
Mersadies Sistrunk – Kendrick
Aliya McAfee – Westside-Macon
Telecia Taylor – Central-Macon
Kennedy Stephens – Rutland
Nautica Boone – Westside-Macon
Jada Cummings – Jackson
Trazur Cooper – Central-Macon

Honorable Mention
Jamie Corbin – Pike County
Kara Miller – Peach County
Kayla York – Kendrick
Kayla Bolston – Jackson
Taniya Pryor – Central-Macon
Mikayalah Hudson – Westside-Macon
Katelyn Green – Rutland
Erin Bonazza – Pike County
Jada Williams – Kendrick
Monique Christian – Rutland
Tyeesha Slaughter – Kendrick
Kaori Corneilius – Peach County
Jada Credle – Kendrick

Region 5

Co-Players of the Year: Courtney Ogden – Westminster; Jordan Upchurch

First Team
Rickayla Johnson – Cedar Grove
Lelah Easterly – Cedar Grove
Ella Freeman – Westminster
Allie Ohde – Lovett

Second Team
Kiera Staude – Westminster
Ji’Pan Bailey – Cedar Grove
Virginia Hobbs – Pace Academy
Tamia Boone – Stone Mountain
Jayla Cook – Redan

Honorable Mention
Shayla Banks – Stone Mountain
Kennedy Daniels – Redan
Sylvannah Davis – Towers
Catherine Forbes – Towers
Mary Alyson Rogers – Lovett

Region 6

Coach of the Year: Jamie Echols – Calhoun
Player of the Year: Maliyah Parks – Sonoraville

First Team
Rachel Akers – Ringgold
Sydney Pittman – Ringgold
Katelyn Richards – Coahulla Creek
Mattie Nuckolls – Murray County
Korbin Tipton – North Murray
Christina Collins – LFO
Alexa Geary – Sonoraville
Riley Nayadley – Ringgold
Tabby Curtis – Calhoun
Anna George – Calhoun
Kenley Woods – Coahulla Creek
Emma Turner – Coahulla Creek
Tinley Gladson – North Murray

Second Team
Shelby Cole – Ringgold
Abby Chambers – Sonoraville
Katherine Bridges – Haralson County
Rachel Lopez – Ringgold
Milijah Williams – LFO
Lyndi Rae Davis – Calhoun
Kerra Lowe – Murray County
JiLeyah Mitchell – Adairsville
Jordan Swanson – Murray County
Maggie Reed – Ringgold
Brooke Jones – Sonoraville

Region 7

Co-Players of the Year: Isabel Davenport – Lumpkin County; Kaleigh Addie – GAC

All-Region
Jaci Bolden – GAC
Ava Irvin – GAC
Maci Gillespie – North Hall
Grace Hollifield – North Hall
Lauren Swanson – North Hall
Sophia d’Oliveira – Dawson County
Marlie Townley – Dawson County
Kate Jackson – Lumpkin County
Morgan Holt – Fannin County
Abby Ledford – Fannin County
Alexis Burce – East Hall
Timber Gaither – Cherokee Bluff
Madi Phillips – Cherokee Bluff

Region 8

Player of the Year: Livi Blackstock – Jefferson

All-Region
Taniya Alexander – Hart County
Deshona Gaither – Jefferson
Shakendra Grove – Hart County
Courtney Kidd – Jefferson
Molly Jones – Monroe Area
Tamia Benford – Morgan County
Antonia Pittman – East Jackson
Ellie Kinlaw – Jefferson
Shay Brown – Morgan County
Taylor Wilson – Morgan County
Carson Anderson – Jackson County
Kalyn Jinks – Franklin County

Class AA

Region 1

Coach of the Year: Kimmie Graham – Early County
Player of the Year: Makayla Timpson – Early County

First Team
Aaliyah Powell – Thomasville
Kyah Crook – Fitzgerald
Ta’Ziaya Jones – Early County
Stephone Johnson – Brooks County
Zenovia Ellis – Fitzgerald
Azhia Gordan – Berrien
Jordan Eafford – Early County

Second Team
Ashontay Henderson – Early County
Herbreyia Diggs – Thomasville
Mariah Johnson – Fitzgerald
Tyla Wright – Berrien
ZaNidja Aikens – Brooks County

Honorable Mention
Tatyana Dawson – Brooks County
Elizabeth Garcia – Brooks County
Tamia Hadley – Brooks County
Tyla Wright – Berrien
Savannah Barfield – Berrien
Erin Timpson – Early County
Sanaa White – Thomasville
Lindsay Tillman – Thomasville
Dontaevia Johnson – Thomasville
Johnneria Horton – Brooks County
Andreanna Dennis – Brooks County
Terrianna Lewis – Berrien
Keonna Jackson – Early County
Mykia Wright – Early County
Asia Robinson – Fitzgerald
Kristina Perry – Thomasville
De’Asia Troutman – Thomasville

Region 2

Player of the Year: Olonna Rawls – Bryan County

First Team
Jashiyah Jones – Vidalia
Shay Johnson – Metter
Sophie Winters – St. Vincent’s Academy
Asia Brown – Swainsboro
Janiyah Heyward – Woodville-Tompkins
Shay Barnes – Bacon County
Jakhia Green – Jeff Davis
Treyunna Roundtree – Vidalia

Second Team
Dresden Clark – Vidalia
Alation Eason – Bryan County
MIcheala Mobley – Toombs County
Dee Wooten – Jeff Davis
Meyah Rawls – Swainsboro
Takari Renrick – Bacon County
Emma Cowart – St. Vincent’s Academy
Tamara Walker – Metter
Kara Clifton – Woodville-Tompkins

Region 3

Coach of the Year: Sug Parker – Washington County
Player of the Year: Miracle Parker – Washington County
Defensive Player of the Year: Ja’khyla Johnson – Southwest-Macon

First Team
Destinee Ellison – Washington County
Jakia Little – Northeast-Macon
Laniyah Richardson – Northeast-Macon
Avrie Grayer – Southwest-Macon
Ikeria Hamilton – East Laurens
Jalexia Taylor – Bleckley County

Second Team
Markayla Jenkins – Bleckley County
Stangious Alford – Southwest-Macon
Shygeria Williams – Southwest-Macon
Ashley Gray – Washington County
Shadae Thorpe – Northeast-Macon
Brianna McRae – Dublin
Scotteria Rozier – East Laurens

Region 4

Coach of the Year: Otis Smart – Laney
Player of the Year: Nekiyah Booker – Laney

First Team
Rocquana Drayton – Laney
Whitney Anderson – Laney
Amani Jones – Josey
Deajah Houck – Josey
Micah Watson – Butler
Brianna Sims – Butler

Second Team
Symone Burns – Hephzibah
Raven Birt – Jefferson County
Aniyah Robinson – Josey
Ky’shonna Brown – Josey
Jayla Thomas – Butler
Alteona Collier – Laney

Third Team
Lauren Braddy – Butler
Destiny Coulver – Butler
Taneisha Sanders – Jefferson County
Courtney Morrall – Hephzibah
Janya Wilson – Laney
Amari Bonner – Laney

Region 5

Region 6

Player of the Year: Ikenya King – Douglass

All-Region
Aaliyah Clay – Hapeville
Ashanti Cobb – South Atlanta
Brianna Sanders – Washington
Ashuntee Weems – Douglass
Ashley Eberhart – Hapeville
Ashley McKee – Douglass
Kayla Sesberry – Douglass
Ariel Baldon – KIPP
Jayla Jones – CSK
D’Mya Smith – Therrell
Shatoona Crockett – Therrell
Kierra Houston – Therrell

Honorable Mention
G’leesia Williams – KIPP
Mia Davis – South Atlanta
Kashay Bass – South Atlanta

Region 7

Co-Players of the Year: Keyarah Berry – Rockmart; Mercedes Coleman – Gordon Central

First Team
Faith Ann Foster – Chattooga
Makiya Parrish – Chattooga
Tori Williams – Dade County
Madison Harper – Model
Montana Moats – Model
Megan Little – Rockmart
Olivia Moses – Armuchee
Jayda Woods – Dade County
Jacie Martin – Chattooga
Nia Allen – Model

Second Team
Julia Williams – Dade County
Paris Woodard – Coosa
Morgan Willingham – Pepperell
Tayla Gunn – Gordon Central
Megan Schauer – Dade County

Region 8

Player of the Year: Jashanti Simmons – Putnam County

All-Region
Laken Stiles – Rabun County
Destiny Deetz – Rabun County
Gracie Deetz – Rabun County
Heather Vaughan – Banks County
Ava Hunter – Union County
Andelin Hill – Union County
Taylor Favors – Social Circle
Aaniyah Allen – Elbert County
Terrace Hester – Elbert County
Niya Moon – Elbert County

Honorable Mention
Hanna Cannon – Rabun County

Class A

Region 1

Coach of the Year: Cornelius Walker – Calhoun County
Player of the Year: Takia Davis – Calhoun County
Offensive Player of the Year: Anyla Bell – Mitchell County
Co-Defensive Players of the Year: Kenaiya Young – Pelham; Adrianna Huckaby – Terrell County

First Team
Ayanni Mansfield – Calhoun County
Destiny Hightower – Calhoun County
Yasmine Protho – Chattahoochee County
Ty’Quanna Lewis – Mitchell County
Que’Dasha Ervin – Pelham
Ta’niyah Johnson – Pelham
Rollsia Johnson – Pelham
Clentina Trammell – Quitman County
Sereniti Taylor – Randolph-Clay
Ty Mathis – Seminole County

Second Team
Da’Nyia Williams – Baker County
Tyesha Curry – Calhoun County
Ja’Niyah Wimberly – Calhoun County
Jeteriah Winbush – Calhoun County
Jamika Miller – Miller County
Ziya Stubbs – Miller County
Gabby Battle – Mitchell County
Gabby White – Mitchell County
Tersas Almond – Pelham
Kenjanai Brown – Pelham
Tashay Gay – Pelham
Aniya Walker – Pelham
Imoney Fryer – Quitman County
Jakiya Moore – Randolph-Clay
Tonaisia Vaughn – Randolph-Clay
Zamya Land – Seminole County
Tyra Powell – Stewart County
Patriconna Witcher – Terrell County

Honorable Mention
Carmen Cannon – Calhoun County
 Akeria Douglas – Pelham
Ja’mya Price-Randolph-Clay
Deja Delaine – Chattahoochee County
 Adriana Moody – Pelham
Jayla Thomas – Stewart County
Jala George – Miller County
Zykeyia Akins – Quitman County
Allycia Hill – Terrell County
Kanijah Gardner – Mitchell County
Shaquandra Coleman – Randolph-Clay
Alicia Huckably – Terrell County
Miracle Smith – Mitchell County
 Qu’Tijah Jordan – Randolph-Clay

Region 2

Coach of the Year: Chase Daniel – Clinch County
Player of the Year: Zyhia Johnson – Clinch County
Offensive Player of the Year: Angel McCrae – Clinch County
Defensive Player of the Year: Yakia Temple – Turner County
Freshman of the Year: Tykhia Burgess – Turner County

First Team
Zyhia Johnson – Clinch
Angel McCrae – Clinch
Yakia Temple – Turner
Tykhia Burgess – Turner
Destiny Tisdol – Wilcox
Alayasia Dixon – Wilcox
Jazz Ryan – Lanier
Tynasja Sirmans – Lanier
Jaylasia Office – Turner
Mya Byrd – Turner
Shalon Nelson -Telfair
Mariah Eversley – Echols
Imani Adams – Irwin
Shadiamond Greene – Charlton

Second Team
Jalexis Clay – Telfair
Elizabeth Murphy – Telfair
Sanaa Small – Clinch
Nyla West – Clinch
Braxton Gipson – Turner
Shanaya Lock – Atkinson
Daisy Jones – Lanier
Eriana Hargrove – Wilcox
Asia Montgomery – Wilcox
Jordan Vernon – Charlton

Honorable Mention
Jacklynn Radney – Echols
Cara Kight – Clinch
Shania Legrier – Wilcox
Ciara Riley – Irwin
Shanautica Wesley – Clinch
Tamerian Terry – Turner
Mak’Yah Rowles – Atkinson
Makaylah Garard – Charlton
T’Nyia Spivey – Lanier

Region 3

East

Coach of the Year: Ryan Toblin – Claxton
Player of the Year: Mahkayla Premo – Calvary Day

First Team
Paige Dennis – Savannah Christian
Abby Nicholson – Savannah Country Day
Talaya Robinson – Claxton
Tiana Jackson – MCA
Keely Thomas – Portal
Jasmine Akins – Calvary Day
Hannah Cail – Calvary Day
Aniya Smith – Claxton
Macy Sheley – Savannah Christian
Olivia Carney – Savannah Country Day
Madison Gant – Savannah Christian

Second Team
Catherine Goodman – Savannah Country Day
Azaria Goethe – Claxton
Amelia Wylly – Savannah Country Day
Nevhaeh Hamilton – Calvary Day
Megan Halford – Calvary Day
Tierra Lee – Portal
Jasmine Williams – MCA
Mallory Robinett – Savannah Christian

Region 4

Player of the Year: Bernyla Sparks – Central-Talbotton
Offensive Player of the Year: Jabrica Leslie – Greenville
Defensive Player of the Year: Shakemia Marshall – Central-Talbotton

First Team
Titeuna Raines – Macon County
LaShundra Slocomb – Hawkinsville
Sha’nyah Bolden – Dooly County
Tyshemia Bunkley – Central-Talbotton
Taylor Williams – Brookstone
Shabrica Leslie – Greenville
Takerria Lee – Dooly County
Seniya Williams – Macon County
Taylor Green – Marion County
Jameisha Williams – Marion County
Tierra Burden – Dooly County
Dasani Minter – Schley County

Second Team
Darden Campbell – Schley County
Renijua Johnson – Central-Talbotton
Jada Miller – Taylor County
Karma Singleton – Manchester
Amanda Ogletree – Greenville
Deziya McClendon – Macon County
Emma Clark – Brookstone
Jamiyah Zachary – Taylor County
Diamond Franklin – Marion County
Nadia Horton – Central-Talbotton
Amiya Walker – Schley County
Adrianna Purdue – Greenville

Honorable Mention
Berkley Goodin – Schley County
Niya Kelley – Schley County
Nan Sheek – Brookstone
Kira Williams – Brookstone
Marianna Branch – Brookstone
Amber Perkins – Macon County
Hope Garnes – Macon County
Ashanti Edwards – Hawkinsville
Selena Lisenbach – Crawford County
Courtney Blasingame – Crawford County
Nakia Tymes – Marion County
Eboni Franklin – Marion County
Jada McCall – Marion County
Deria Grier – Greenville

Region 5

Player of the Year: AC Carter – Wesleyan

First Team
Jillian Hollingshead – Holy Innocents’
Jada Ryce – Galloway
Alyssa Phillip – Wesleyan
Katieanne Peterson – Mt. Vernon Presbyterian
Christina Walker – Paideia
Weronika Hipp – ELCA
Anna Denes – Trinity Christian
L’or Mputu – Greenforest
Jalissa Dunlap – ELCA
Marieme Diouf – Greenforest

Second Team
Paige Lyons – Wesleyan
Jayla Brown – Galloway
Jada Farrell – Holy Innocents’
Allison Hoffman – Galloway
Mina Loudermilk – Atlanta International
Layla Hood – Elite Scholars
Madison Morge – Trinity Christian
Morgan Skipper – Our Lady of Mercy
Gabryelle Matthews – Elite Scholars
Makayla Raines – Our Lady of Mercy

Region 6

Region 7

Region 8

Coach of the Year: Brian Olson – Athens Academy
Player of the Year: Malia Fisher – Hebron Christian

First Team
Malia Fisher – Hebron Christian
Eliza Snyder – Lakeview Academy
Rose Bone – Athens Academy
Nicole Azar – Hebron Christian
Karlee Armstrong – Prince Avenue

Second Team
Katy Corbett – Tallulah Falls
Jackie Allen – Lakeview Academy
Bryanna Sanders – Commerce
Denika Lightborne – Tallulah Falls
Vanessa Floyd – Towns County

Honorable Mention
Jaila Salley-Barrett – Athens Academy
Carson Hobbs – Commerce
Elizabeth Johns – George Walton Academy
Jessie Parish – Hebron Christian
Carly Fahey – Hebron Christian
Carly Heidger – Hebron Christian
Ella Heard – Hebron Christian
Noelle Hynes – Prince Avenue
Niyah Beasley – Prince Avenue
Joelle Snyder – Lakeview Academy
Maddie Towles – Lakeview Academy
Maymie Denmayo – Providence Christian
Lillie Free – Tallulah Falls
Veronaye Charlton – Tallulah Falls
Kennedi Henson – Towns County
Sophia Shook – Towns County

Girls Rankings

2019-20 Final Regular Season Girls Rankings

Class AAAAAAA

1. Westlake (25-2)
2. Collins Hill (27-0)
3. Cherokee (25-2)
4. North Forsyth (25-2)
5. Campbell (20-7)
6. McEachern (17-9)
7. Tift County (20-6)
8. Woodstock (23-4)
9. Pebblebrook (21-8)
10. North Cobb (19-8)

Class AAAAAA

1. Lovejoy (24-4)
2. Forest Park (22-6)
3. Valdosta (25-2)
4. Glynn Academy (22-4)
5. Langston Hughes (21-5)
6. Dacula (24-3)
7. Sprayberry (18-9)
8. Lanier (17-10)
9. Harrison (22-5)
10. Grovetown (18-6)

Class AAAAA

1. Buford (26-1)
2. Kell (28-0)
3. Carrollton (18-10)
4. Southwest DeKalb (21-6)
5. Statesboro (22-5)
6. Wayne County (23-2)
7. Eagle’s Landing (18-8)
8. Starr’s Mill (23-3)
9. Veterans (24-3)
10. Jones County (23-5)

Class AAAA

1. Carver-Columbus (22-4)
2. Americus-Sumter (24-2)
3. Spalding (21-4)
4. Luella (22-5)
5. Woodward Academy (25-3)
6. Marist (25-1)
7. Troup County (23-1)
8. Cross Creek (18-6)
9. St. Pius X (20-7)
10. Stephens County (21-6)

Class AAA

1. Johnson-Savannah (22-1)
2. Jefferson (23-4)
3. Beach (18-9)
4. GAC (15-12)
5. North Hall (20-8)
6. Sonoraville (21-6)
7. Cedar Grove (18-5)
8. Westminster (20-7)
9. Ringgold (18-8)
10. Rutland (18-6)

Class AA

1. Douglass (21-5)
2. Laney (25-2)
3. Early County (23-4)
4. Josey (22-5)
5. Vidalia (22-4)
6. Southwest-Macon (21-3)
7. Washington County (21-4)
8. Union County (21-6)
9. Putnam County (22-4)
10. Rabun County (23-3)

Class A-Private

1. St. Francis (24-3)
2. Hebron Christian (28-0)
3. Holy Innocents’ (22-5)
4. Wesleyan (20-5)
5. Greenforest (22-5)
6. Mt. Paran (20-5)
7. Trinity Christian (18-6)
8. Galloway (18-7)
9. Darlington (22-4)
10. Calvary Day (22-6)

Class A-Public

1. Central-Talbotton (24-1)
2. Wheeler County (27-1)
3. Clinch County (22-2)
4. Calhoun County (23-4)
5. Bowdon (21-6)
6. Pelham (22-3)
7. Wilcox County (18-9)
8. Greenville (21-7)
9. Macon County (16-6)
10. Georgia Military College (19-5)

Girls Rankings

Week 12 Girls Rankings

Region Tournaments Master Schedule

Class AAAAAAA

1. Westlake (23-2)
2. Collins Hill (25-0)
3. Cherokee (23-2)
4. North Forsyth (23-2)
5. Woodstock (22-3)
6. Campbell (19-6)
7. McEachern (15-9)
8. North Cobb (18-7)
9. Pebblebrook (19-7)
10. Colquitt County (21-4)

Class AAAAAA

1. Lovejoy (21-4)
2. Forest Park (20-5)
3. Valdosta (23-2)
4. Glynn Academy (20-4)
5. Langston Hughes (19-5)
6. Alexander (21-4)
7. Dacula (22-3)
8. Harrison (21-4)
9. Lanier (16-9)
10. Sprayberry (16-9)

Class AAAAA

1. Buford (24-1)
2. Kell (25-0)
3. Jones County (22-3)
4. Veterans (23-2)
5. Wayne County (22-1)
6. Carrollton (16-9)
7. Starr’s Mill (21-3)
8. Southwest DeKalb (19-6)
9. Statesboro (20-5)
10. Eagle’s Landing (16-8)

Class AAAA

1. Carver-Columbus (20-4)
2. Americus-Sumter (23-1)
3. Spalding (19-4)
4. Woodward Academy (23-2)
5. Troup County (22-0)
6. Luella (19-5)
7. Marist (23-1)
8. Stephens County (20-5)
9. Cross Creek (16-6)
10. Gilmer (16-6)

Class AAA

1. Johnson-Savannah (20-1)
2. Jefferson (21-4)
3. Beach (17-8)
4. GAC (14-11)
5. Ringgold (17-7)
6. Sonoraville (19-6)
7. Westminster (19-6)
8. Pierce County (21-4)
9. Lumpkin County (15-9)
10. Brantley County (18-4)

Class AA

1. Douglass (18-5)
2. Laney (23-2)
3. Early County (21-4)
4. Rabun County (23-1)
5. Josey (21-4)
6. Putnam County (21-3)
7. Southwest-Macon (20-2)
8. Vidalia (20-4)
9. Chattooga (19-5)
10. Union County (18-6)

Class A-Private

1. St. Francis (21-3)
2. Hebron Christian (25-0)
3. Holy Innocents’ (19-5)
4. Wesleyan (18-4)
5. Greenforest (21-4)
6. Mt. Paran (18-4)
7. Trinity Christian (17-5)
8. Darlington (21-3)
9. Galloway (17-6)
10. Calvary Day (20-5)

Class A-Public

1. Central-Talbotton (22-1)
2. Wheeler County (24-1)
3. Clinch County (20-2)
4. Calhoun County (20-4)
5. Greenville (19-6)
6. Bowdon (20-5)
7. Pelham (20-2)
8. Turner County (17-8)
9. Macon County (16-5)
10. Wilcox County (16-8)