2022 Coaching Carousel

If there are any corrections or updates, please reach me @KyleSandy355 on twitter or kylesandy355@gmail.com. With many jobs in the state opening every year, there is always a chance for errors, incorrect reports or last second changes. As a community, lets try to collect as much accurate information as possible. Thank you for all your help.

Updated 11/9

BOYS

Seckinger – Nate Hamilton – Lambert AC
Twiggs County
Upson-Lee – Darrell Lockhart – Valdosta
Hebron Christian – Derrick Mason – ELCA
Brookwood – Cory Cason – Discovery
Montgomery County – Izell Stephens – Jeff Davis AC
Savannah Christian
– Zach Darling – Westminster AC
Discovery – Gantt Jones – Asst. on staff
Rutland – Charles Gordon – Drew
Northeast-Macon – William Gordon – Hampton
Tattnall County – Quaysean Davis – Asst. on staff
Habersham Central
– Tommy Yancey – East Hall
Woodland-Cartersville
– Kip Dyer – North Paulding AC
Greene County – Mark Wright – Brookwood
Villa Rica – Derrick Mitchell – Wiley College HC
Mt. Zion-Jonesboro
– Tiesha Wilson – Former girls HC
Lamar County
– Robert Strong – Jasper County girls
Berrien
– Shan Garner – Former Pierce County HC
Troup County – Jairo Gay – Callaway Middle HC
Chattahoochee – Wade Mawdesley – Asst. on staff
Central Gwinnett – Marcus Spivey – Therrell
Dutchtown – Wallace Corker – Salem 
Douglass – Darron Rogers Jr. – Hapeville Charter
BEST Academy – Errol Beckford – Coretta Scott King
Brookstone – Quantavias Allen – Spencer
Athens Academy – Don Hurlburt – Elbert County
Elbert County
– Ed Geth – West Oak, SC
Lake Oconee Academy – Josiah Rechenbach – Northbrook Middle School
Valdosta – James Lee – Asst. on staff
Towers
Chamblee – Chris Terry – Chamblee Middle School
Cedar Grove
– Camden Terry – Asst. on staff
Mill Creek – Matt Welch – Berkmar AC
Therrell – Patavious Sorrell – Marietta AC
Woodland-Stockbridge – Dwight Calloway – Mundy’s Mill
Randolph-Clay – Keeyon Battle – Chattahoochee County
Spencer – Abraham Holloway
Prince Avenue Christian
– JD Powell – UGA Director of Recruitment/Operations
Hephzibah – Bill Streetman – Asst. on staff
East Hall – Joe Dix – Collins Hill
McIntosh County Academy – Marcus Hawkins – Wildwood Middle, FL
Perry – Mark Gainous – Georgia College HC
Mt. Zion-Carrollton – LeRonnice Davis – Paulding County AC
Tattnall Square Academy – Matt Chambless – ACE
Stratford Academy – Jarvis Smith – Deerfield-Windsor
Chattahoochee County – Sean Glenn
ELCA – Andretti Loyd – Harvester Christian
First Presbyterian Day – Greg Nix – Mary Persons
Salem – James Bailey – Former New Manchester HC
ACE – Thomas Darrah – Football/Baseball
Hart County – Matt Gibbs – Asst. on staff
Mt. Paran – Chuck Frierson – Asst. on staff
Collins Hill – Ty Baumgardner – Topeka, KS
ML King – Nicholas Harris
Johnson-Gainesville – Gary Compton – Asst. on staff
Jeff Davis – Will Johnson – Wheeler County
Dodge County – Cedric Jordan – Girls AC
Douglas County – Duane Kelley – Greene County
Mitchell County – Antonio Haynes – Former Valdosta HC
Hampton – Marcus Taylor – Former Newton AC
Bowdon – Randall Curbow – Heard County Football
Strong Rock Christian – Gavin Chapman – FPD
Haralson County 
– Corey Huffman – Chapel Hill AC
Northview – Vince Carter – Asst. on staff
Veterans – Chip Flemmer – Sheridan, IN
Southeast Bulloch
– Tony Raymond – Asst. on staff
Deerfield-Windsor – Rundy Foster – Southland Academy
Marion County – Alex King – Asst. on staff
Colquitt County – Andy Harden – Asst. on staff
Mundy’s Mill – Fernando Daniel – Chattahoochee Hills Charter
Ola 
– Tevin Jones – Asst. on staff
Wheeler County
Dade County – Kevin Templeton – Eastern Illinois WBB AC
Our Lady of Mercy
Hapeville Charter – Algernon Carter 
Mary Persons – Jason Morrow
Bainbridge – Kelvin Cochran – Asst. on staff/Girls HC
Chapel Hill – Mike Artis – Hiram AC
Union Grove – Thomas Berry – Asst. on staff
Cass – Kevin Cunningham
Lanier County – Tamontray Tucker – Wayne County AC
Thomasville – Kiel Angry – Asst. on staff
Morgan County – Cody Anderson – Longwood AC
Commerce – Sherrard Brantley – Jackson County AC
Midtown – Isaac Taylor
Luella – Jamond Sims – Morgan County
Jackson – Eddie Snell – Heritage-Conyers Football Coach
Savannah Country Day – Mac Tamminen – John Paul II, SC
New Manchester – Greg Martin – Alexander AC
Islands – Reggie Stovell – Benedictine AC
Effingham County – Travis Priddy – Hilton Head Christian, SC
Drew Charter – Kenyatta Bennett – Asst. on staff

GIRLS

Seckinger – Abbie Bernholz – Mountain View AC
Gilmer – Dani Wright – Archer
Jackson
– LTeisha Collins 
Gainesville – Vanessa White – Peachtree Ridge
Rutland – Erica Moore
North Hall – Eric Herrick – Dawson County
Spalding – Shawnta Pope
First Presbyterian Day
Kennesaw Mountain – Chatil Cotton – West Georgia AC
Northview – Rosaria Rice – Luella AC
Villa Rica – Jereme McCurty – Villa Rica Middle boys HC
Starr’s Mill – Anna Claire Atha
Union County – Brad Cochran – Piedmont AC
Putnam County – Derrick Arrington – Asst. on staff
West Laurens
– Tyler Rogers – Asst. on staff
Bleckley County – John Stanley – West Laurens
Dunwoody
– Janee Williams – Tucker AC
Peachtree Ridge – Ulysses Haynes – Asst. on staff
North Cobb Christian – Albert Wilson – Asst. on staff
Jasper County – Chris Owens – Upson-Lee boys HC
Madison County – Monty McClure – Boys AC
Griffin
– Roy Johnson – Woodland-Stockbridge
Archer – Lamar Harris – Lovejoy AC
Columbus – LaShawnda Adams – St. Anne-Pacelli Middle School HC
Woodland-Stockbridge – Ken Austin – Former Chapel Hill boys HC
Decatur – Vincent Gatling – ML King
South Gwinnett – Eric Dawson – Decatur
Greenbrier – Zakeya Goldsberry – Midland Valley, SC
Lake Oconee Academy – Savannah Soles – Asst. on staff
Milton – LaMar Calhoun – Calvary Christian, FL
Dawson County – Will Anglin – Boys AC
Washington County – Terry Stephens
Newton – Jawan Bailey – Josey
Apalachee – Bill Batson – Asst. on staff
Upson-Lee – Monte Killins – Lee County Football/Former Mitchell County HC
Worth County – Kaleb Hathcock – Boys AC
Jeff Davis – KatyBeth Rentz – Lumpkin County AC
Osborne – Stanley Clark
Central-Carrollton – John Strickland – Former Franklin County HC
Providence Christian – Ken Aldridge – Asst. on staff
ML King – Derek Smith – Heritage-Conyers boys AC
West Hall – Jacob Selman – Woodland-Cartersville boys
Hampton – Michael Fletcher – Asst. on staff
Morgan County – Milfred Franklin – Boys asst.
Northgate – Alicia Sands – East Coweta AC
Christian Heritage – Greg Phillips – Mt. Paran boys HC
Bacon County – Sug Parker – Washington County
Alpharetta – Chase Mays
Macon County – Jimmy Daniels
Southwest-Macon – Ron Hill – Boys asst.
Tucker – Krista Lucich – Lovejoy Flag Football
Camden County – Sharnesha Smith – Glynn Academy
Glynn Academy – Myosha Leeper – Needwood Middle School
ACE – Todd Whetsel – Former Tattnall Square HC
Denmark – Eric Siuta – South Forsyth boys AC
Josey – Nichelle Chapman – Asst. on staff
Bainbridge – Danny Evans – Social Circle AC
Fellowship Christian – Ceasar Brown – Middle School HC
Islands – Karl DeMasi – Boys HC
Riverdale – Joey Wilder – Griffin Boys AC
Kendrick – Greg Green
Midtown – Martravious Little – Morehouse AC
Grovetown – Antwan Glover
Vidalia – Kourtnee Williams – Asst. on staff
Duluth – Shy Coleman – Western Carolina AC
Drew Charter – April Tate – Duluth
Mitchell County – Derrick Harris – Westwood
Mt. Bethel – Keith Agran – OTR
Savannah Country Day – Kenny Conroy – Hilton Head Christian, SC
Cambridge – Shanteona Keys – Middle School HC
King’s Ridge – Troy Schulz – Fellowship Christian
St. Anne-Pacelli – Bryant Thomas – Porter Sports
Drew – Candence Jones
Walnut Grove
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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 →

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.

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