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2027 6-7 W Will Russell – Redline UA Rise – Eastside
Will is a hidden gem that may come out of nowhere to surprise people considering he didn’t play varsity last year with Eastside, but likely will be the team’s best player immediately as a sophomore. Continue reading The Hundred Session III Top Performers →

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Ana Anzola2028 5-6 G Ana Anzola – Redline – North Forsyth
North Forsyth’s potential missing piece will make an immediate impact Day 1 at the varsity level. Ana’s well-rounded offensive game keeps defenses off balance. The lefty is strong with the ball and has a frame that can absorb contact when getting to the basket. Anzola is crafty with the ball, able to implement spin moves to get downhill and finish with both hands. Her three-point shooting busts open defenses, able to pull-up from deep or score off the catch from the corners. Through five games, Anzola averaged 14.2 points per game as Redline played up and captured the JV Division Championship, holding off Explosive Elites 48-41 in the title game. Ana netted a game-high 16 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 5 steals and 1 block. Anzola has a chance to develop into a D-I guard.

Calleigh Salvador2028 5-4 PG Calleigh Salvador – Redline – South Forsyth
Calleigh is the engine that makes Redline go. She balances her scoring with her creating very well, often a table setter for her teammates but still able to attack when needed. Calleigh is at her best when attacking the basket. She uses her quick first step to put pressure on defenders and does a good job drawing fouls. In the championship, Salvador went 5-6 from the foul line. Once she gets the defense on their heels as they back up to stop penetration, Calleigh utilizes a sharp pull-up jumper, able to stop on a dime to score from the mid-range. Salvador sank three pull-ups en route to finishing with 11 points and 1 assist against Explosive Elites. Calleigh’s presence on defense can’t go unnoticed. She does a very good job of sliding her feet, using her lateral quickness to stay in front of ball handlers with out having to hand check. The high IQ point guard also understand time and score and will not try to pad her stats when the best decision for the team is to milk the clock.

Leah Bryan
2028 5-10 W Leah Bryan – Redline – North Forsyth
Leah looks a little bit taller from when I last saw her at the Sandy’s Spiel Fall League. Now closer to 5-foot-10, the long-armed swingman looks like a future difference maker as a 3&D stalwart. Bryan affects games with her length on defense able to block shots inside and guard multiple positions on the perimeter. Offensively, once she sees a shot fall, she can get hot quickly. The southpaw opens up the floor with her three-point shooting, nailing three long balls in the championship game as she finished with 11 points, 2 rebounds, 2 steals and 2 blocks. Leah is a toolsy X-Factor that can elevate her team’s ceiling when she’s locked in.

Ella Casing
2027 5-0 PG Ella Casing – Explosive Elites – Sequoyah
I love how Ella Casing plays. Even though she is often one of the smallest players on the floor, she usually is one of the most important. Ella is a floor general. She has the ball on a string and has exceptional vision. Casing is adept at feeding the post and is a skilled pocket passer, always finding ways to squeeze in assists through traffic to her posts on the block with tight bounce passes that split the defense. Ella is a threat to score when she calls her own number, a dangerous three-point shooter off the catch that can also pull-up from distance. Even at her size, Casing is still an effective driver that can slither through the defense and finish with both hands amongst the trees. In Explosive Elites’ 48-41 loss to Redline in the JV Division Championship, Casing tallied 13 points, 3 assists and 1 steal, sparking a second half comeback after trailing by 12 at the break.

Jace Sanderson
2027 5-9 SG Jace Sanderson – Explosive Elites – Gilmer
Transferring from Fannin County to Gilmer this offseason, Jace Sanderson will play a big role for the Bobcats. The sophomore is enjoying a breakout spring which began with her play at the Sandy’s Spiel Spring Showcase. On Sunday, Jace played with great confidence and came out firing against Redline, sinking three first half threes. Sanderson excels at moving without the ball, curling up top for dribble handoffs where she is able to quickly get in rhythm and knockdown threes at the top of the key. Jace’s clean footwork isn’t only displayed off the catch when getting into her jumpers, but she is also sneaky good at getting downhill where she finishes with both hands. Sanderson posted 13 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal. Jace looks like she has the chance to blossom into one of the better 2027 prospects in North Georgia.

2027 5-11 PF Payten Day – Explosive Elites – Creekview
I really liked the toughness Payten brought to the paint. Day is a physical forward that doesn’t shy away from banging under the basket. She rebounds in traffic with both hands and can score through bumps. Day can catch defenders napping in the high post, faking handoffs to turn corners and attack the rim. Payten is a stout defender that alters shots and eliminates second chance points. Payton put up 8 points, 14 rebounds, 1 steal and 3 blocks against Redline.

2027 5-4 G Lillian Barrett – Explosive Elites – Woodstock
The hustle of Lily Barrett caught my eye. The scrappy guard battled for rebounds, fought for loose balls and was a pest on defense. She didn’t need to score a ton to positively influence the game. Barrett made good decisions with the ball as a passer but also did show off her offensive game, hitting a baseline jumper before sinking a three off the bounce.  Lillian stuffed the stat sheet with 5 points, 3 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals and 1 block. Barrett’s versatility and motor make her a terrific glue-guy.

Kyla Cantey2026 5-9 G Kyla Cantey – Explosive Elites – River Ridge
With Gabbie Gliatta out with a serious ankle injury, Kyla Cantey was pressed into carrying the offensive load for the Explosive Elites in the High School Championship. Cantey poured in 13 points, 1 assist and 3 steals in the 55-32 loss to Lady Dominance Lioness. Kyla dropped in 11 points in the first half as the Elites trailed 28-21 before running out of steam. Cantey scored two off the tip with her right hand and scored all her points on drives to the basket aside from three free throws. Her prettiest move came off a steal, spinning for a tough And-1 layup. The lefty has a chance to cement herself as a D-I prospect as she gets stronger and her outside shot becomes more consistent. She has a high ceiling and should be tracked by D-I and D-II programs alike over her final two seasons which she will see an increase in role each year.

2026 5-5 G Rain McRae – Explosive Elites – Sequoyah
Rain is a high effort player. The lefty mixes it up on defense and will crash in to rebound against bigger players. She knocked down a mid-range jumper and a three-ball with her somewhat unorthodox looking shot. McRae filled up the box score with her hustle, finishing with 5 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 steals and 1 block.

2026 5-9 G Cameron Schlichting – Explosive Elites – Woodstock
Whenever Kyla Cantey was on the bench, Cameron became the team’s primary ball handler. Schlichting finished with 6 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block. Adding confidence when handling with her left hand will help her combat on-ball pressure. While her off-hand dribbling could use some shoring up, Cam showed a nice scoring touch with her left hand, scoring on a floater and with a reverse pivot tear drop in the lane. Schlichting’s outside shooting and quality size give her the versatility to play 1-3.

Shamaria Arnold2024 5-10 F Shamaria Arnold – Lady Dominance Lioness – Southwest DeKalb
Explosive Elites had no answer for the unsigned senior inside. Shamaria Arnold powered her way to 14 points, 10 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 1 block in Lady Dominance’s 55-32 championship. Arnold is strong and physical, making a living getting on the glass. Shamaria has a soft touch around the basket. She gobbled up any rebounds she got a paw on and was able to earn multiple chances for the Lioness to score. Shamaria has a few college offers in tow. She will be a nice late addition to a roster looking to add toughness and combo-forward versatility.

2025 5-10 W Kyara Ware – Lady Dominance Lioness – Creekside Christian
Ware brought great energy to the table. Kyara is an athletic presence on both ends of the court. She runs the floor for easy buckets, she gets on the offensive glass and she is capable of defending different areas. She scored on a pair of putbacks and nearly notched a double-double, finishing with 7 points, 9 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 1 block.

2025 5-2 G Jersana Moore – OMG – Union Grove
The little lefty found her offense in transition. She streaked down the floor to score easy layups, found by her outlet passing bigs. In the half court, Jersana used her jitterbug quickness to get penetration and drop in floaters. Moore is a tough finisher. Just because she’s small doesn’t mean she’s scared to attack. Jersana was fearless with her team-leading 12 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist in a 57-35 win over Zone6 Celtics 2026 Gold.

Leilani Ward
2025 5-3 PG Leilani Ward – OMG – Luella
Leilani has good court vision. When she attacks the hoop her head is up, looking to distribute upon vacuuming in the defense. Ward drops accurate bounce passes in tight quadrants. Leilani is a threat to score off the bounce as well, a crafty finisher that utilizes scoop layups. Ward contributed 7 points, 1 rebound, 3 assists and 2 steals.

Ayana Roberts2026 6-0 PF Ayana Roberts – OMG – Hampton
Roberts drew my attention quickly once she entered the game. Ayana is a powerful post presence. She pounds away on the glass and showcased her back-to-the-basket game as she scored on high-low feeds after sealing her defender. Roberts also stepped outside to hit a long jumper and pushed the ball in transition after snagging a rebound. I am interested in seeing more of the rising junior. She tallied 8 points, 10 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals and 1 block in impressive fashion.

Addison Strickland2025 6-0 C Addison Strickland – OMG – Konos Academy
Hidden away in the GAPPS, Addison Strickland is a viable prospect that small schools looking for size and upside may need to tap into. Strickland passes the eye test. She has very good size with an athletic and strong frame. Strickland moves her feet very well on defense. Addison is an effective rebounder. She scored off two putbacks, one she ran the floor for to clean up a miss, not falsely assuming her teammate would make the breakaway layup. Strickland scored an And-1 for her first hoop of the day and finished with 7 points, 8 rebounds and 1 steal. Addison has interesting tools to work with and should improve with reps against better competition.

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Khore Furlow
2024 6-7 F Khore Furlow – Griffin
The Region 2-4A Co-Defensive Player of the Year earned a Voorhees offer after camp. Furlow made an impact with his rim protection, using his length and athleticism to swat away shots. He did a good job sticking with plays and coming from behind to deny layup attempts. Khore contested everything on defense and did a nice job getting on the offensive glass for putbacks. He will need to add some weight to his frame, but Furlow has nice upside for an unsigned senior. He showed the ability to step outside and hit the three and has room to grow on the perimeter.

Brent Williams2026 6-7 F Brent Williams – Loganville
Brent was established in the post early on. He loved to set high ball screens and roll to the basket. Williams ran the floor for easy hoops and was able to earn tough buckets inside, finishing with dunks and lefty turnaround jumpers.

Christian Little
2025 6-4 W Christian Little – Westside-Macon
Little caught fire with his outside shot, netting threes off the dribble, hitting step-backs and side-step long balls. The big-bodied wing as showed his athleticism downhill, able to absorb contact and finish with authority in traffic.

Jaleel Jordan
2024 6-1 G Jaleel Jordan – Jones County
Stood out with his electric leaping ability. Listed at 6-foot-1, Jordan explodes to the rim for dunks and rebounds. Opponents have to be aware of him when a shot goes up as Jaleel can rush to the rim from the perimeter to snag putbacks. Jordan has some wiggle downhill, able to slyly maneuver his way through the defense for layups.

Isaiah Camon
2025 6-1 G Isaiah Camon – Lowndes
The knockdown lefty is so smooth getting into his jumper. He attacks defenses off the bounce and excels at getting to his spots in the mid-range where he gets great elevation on his jumper, making it tough to defend. Camon is comfortable playing at his own pace. While he can crank it up and play at a high tempo, he is equally as good playing a methodical style as he hunts his offense and weaknesses in the defense.

Cason Harden
2026 5-11 G Cason Harden – Colquitt County
Cason did damage from distance, a long-range sniper with his three-point shot. Harden made some plays with the ball in his hands, finding open teammates and also mixed it up on defense as an on-ball defender. His confidence on the floor is apparent. Once he sees one shot drop, more will follow.

Jelani Dean
2024 5-9 G Jelani Dean – Veterans
One of the shortest players in camp as well as one of the most lightweight, Jelani Dean packed a punch on Sunday. His lack of size didn’t hinder him a bit as his motor shone through. The high energy guard finished at the rim using his springy bounce to score through the trees. He aggressively got downhill and proved to be crafty finisher. When defenders sagged off Dean to respect his quickness with the ball, he burned them with his three-point shot.

Jaelin Lumpkin
2024 6-0 G Jaelin Lumpkin – Oglethorpe County
I really liked the athleticism of Jaelin Lumpkin. He’s a fast-twitch guard that plays with great speed. He darts around the floor, changing speeds and directions in a blink. He is able to turn corners and hurt defenses with his consistent penetration. He has upside as a drive-and-kick distributor.

Kameron Plummer
2025 6-2 G Kameron Plummer – Houston County
Wiry with a broad set of shoulders, its hard to believe Kameron Plummer is already a rising senior. The toolsy guard can play multiple positions on the perimeter, able to play on and off the ball. He is a good shooter off the catch and showcased the ability to create downhill, using clean footwork highlighted by a lightning quick spin to free himself on drives. With Plummer’s length and lateral speed, he is a very effective defender that brings energy and versatility.

Jayden Harper
2026 5-10 G Jayden Harper – Warner Robins
Jayden caught my eye with his effort and athleticism. Harper gets up with the big boys when it comes to rebounding in traffic and scoring at the hoop. He floats in the air to score through contact. The rising junior will be a handful once he is able to consistently mix in jumpers with his drives.

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Avery Huffman2025 5-5 G Avery Huffman – Redline – Denmark
Sharpshooting guard netted three threes in a 44-27 win over GB2. Huffman cashed in all her threes from the corners. She did a nice job scoring off the dribble as well, an improved aspect of her game. Avery scored on a drive, a short baseline pull-up and in transition by running the floor. She finished with 15 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 3 steals.

Parker Whipple
2026 5-7 G Parker Whipple – Redline – Lambert
Parker is an animal on the floor with her effort. She is involved in every loose ball and earns countless deflections. Offensively, it is her quick first step that stands out. Parker has a strong frame and once she turns corners on defenders, she puts them in her back pocket as she gets to the rim. Whipple got to the line throughout the game, shooting 4-8. She buried a corner three and found a pair of hoops in transition. Whipple posted 13 points, 2 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals.

Claire Carlson
2026 5-9 G Claire Carlson – Redline – Cherokee Bluff
Lengthy guard did a little bit of everything on Saturday. Outside shot wasn’t falling against GB2 but still managed to positively influence the game with her versatility. Rebounded, facilitated and defended at a high level. Got to her left hand on downhill drives. Attacked the defense baseline and would laser out assists to the top of the key for threes on one-handed passes. Sees the floor extremely well. Went for 4 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals and 3 blocks.

Oddyssey Murray
2026 5-9 W Oddyssey Murray – GB2 – Douglas County
I came away impressed with the hard-playing lefty. Oddyssey has nice size on the wing and holds enough toughness to make a difference in the paint. The southpaw is very active on defense, cleaning up rebounds and picking off passes going coast-to-coast. She scored in a variety of ways against Redline and Team Tiff Johnson, netting a three, scoring on putbacks and getting out in transition. Murray recorded 9 points, 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 4 steals against Redline before posting 7 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 5 steals in a 36-16 win over TTJ. Oddyssey is a stat sheet stuffer on both ends of the floor. I like her game and her upside.

Shelby McCall2026 5-6 G Shelby McCall – GB2 – Hillgrove
Shelby was in complete control against Team Tiff Johnson, making things happen from the opening tip. McCall’s well-balanced floor game makes others around her better. She is a smart playmaker that puts her teammates in positions to score. When she called her own number, McCall hurt the defense from multiple levels, knocking down pull-up jumpers, getting to the rim and even scoring out of the post. Shelby does a good job of seeking contact and going into larger defenders’ chests to score inside, drawing fouls in the process. She went 5-6 from the charity stripe against TTJ, finishing with 17 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal. Even at 5-foot-6, McCall is a very good rebounder with a keen nose for the ball. In a loss against Redline, Shelby managed 4 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal.

2024 5-4 G Genesis Scott – Team Tiff Johnson – Washington
The unsigned senior was a bright spot. She handles the ball with poise and has a pretty outside shot with three-point range. She spaces the floor from the top of the key and was an active defender. Against GB2, Scott tallied 4 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal and 3 blocks.

Alivia Mitchell
2028 5-8 G Alivia Mitchell – Team All In Sisterhood – Chapel Hill Middle School
Chapel Hill has some talent upcoming with the big guard. Alivia has nice polish to her game. She uses her left hand at the basket and has a clean jump shot. She buried a pair of threes, netted a pull-up jumper, scored on a putback and utilized her off-hand downhill en route to finishing with 14 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists, 5 steals and 1 block in a win over Horton Academy.

Kaitlyn Mercier
2028 5-8 W Kaitlyn Mercier – Team All In Sisterhood – Harvester Christian
Kaitlyn thrived in transition, scoring on fastbreak opportunities. She hit a three in the half court and was able to get to the line after cleaning up rebounds, shooting 2-6. Mercier showed a willingness to shoot with her left hand and was a threat to go coast-to-coast in the open floor. She dumped in 11 points, 9 rebounds, 5 steals and 1 block vs. Horton Academy.  

Kamiyah Williams
2030 5-8 W Kamiyah Williams – Team All In Sisterhood – Lone Cane Middle School
Only a current sixth grader, Kamiyah Williams has a chance to be special. She has long arms and moves well laterally, guarding Horton Academy’s point guard, forcing turnovers in the process. Williams’ reach was tough to deal with on the glass, puling down rebounds and scoring on putbacks. Kamiyah finished with 8 points, 8 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals.

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Xavier Buckner2026 6-3 W Xavier Buckner – Team All In Brotherhood – Villa Rica
A wide receiver on the football team, Buckner has explosive athleticism.  He tries to finish with a dunk whenever he can and is an aerial threat for opponents. Xavier has a strong frame and knows how to use it. He finishes through contact exceptionally well. When attacking from the wing, Xavier utilizes a spin move to get to the rack. He is also a competent shooter from the mid-range, able to rise and fire over contests.

Kadan Spratling2026 6-1 G Kadan Spratling – Team All In Brotherhood – Carrollton
Kadan is a physical powerhouse in the backcourt. The weight room warrior has the bounce to catch oops and will use his strength to collect rebounds in traffic and guard bigger players. He’s a multi-positional piece thanks to his athleticism and toughness.

Aayson Reese2029 5-8 G Aayson Reese – Team All In Brotherhood – Villa Rica
Only a seventh grader, Aayson Reese has intriguing long-term upside. He is an all downhill guard. He loves to attack the hoop, draw fouls and play bully ball. He’s tough to stop in transition. Reese went 6-12 from the foul line. He totaled 16 points, 6 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals in an overtime loss to Horton Academy.

Chase Ward2029 5-5 PG Chase Ward – Team All In Brotherhood
Ward stood out as a playmaker. He was able to get penetration and kick to shooters. He scored with both hands at the rim, used a floater and knocked down a three to finish with 13 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal.

 

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DISCLAIMER: These are Sandy’s Spiel All-State Selections. The GHSA does NOT select All-State Teams.

All-Georgia

Sandy’s Spiel Mr. Basketball: Ace Bailey, McEachern, Sr.

FIRST TEAM
G – CJ Brown, Kell, Sr.
G – Gicarri Harris, Grayson, Sr.
W – Ace Bailey, McEachern, Sr.
F – Braedan Lue, Alexander, Sr.
F – Caleb Wilson, Holy Innocents’, Jr.

SECOND TEAM
G – JR Leonard, Riverwood, Jr.
W – Jullien Cole, Shiloh, Sr.
W – Jacob Wilkins, Grayson, Jr.
W – Micah Smith, Sandy Creek, Sr.
W – Josiah Lawson, Tucker, Sr.

Honorable Mention
G – Josh Dixon, Milton, Jr.
G – Karris Bilal, Riverwood, Sr.
G – Jax Abernathy, Christian Heritage, Sr.
G – Tre Keith, Tri-Cities, Fr.
G – Luke Flynn, Walton, Sr.
W – Manny Green, Cedar Grove, So.
W – Dominic Eason, Toombs County, Sr.
F – Xavier Shegog, Mt. Vernon, Sr.
F – Tylis Jordan, Shiloh, Jr.
F – Colton Wilbanks, Chestatee, Sr.
C – Jackson McVey, Gilmer, Jr.

Class AAAAAAA

Coach of the Year: Geoffrey Pierce, Grayson (30-2; State Champs; Outright Region 4 Champs; First state title in program history; Undefeated in Georgia)
Player of the Year: Ace Bailey, McEachern, Sr.
Freshman of the Year: Omari Chaudhry, Osborne
Best Scorer: Ace Bailey, McEachern, Sr.
Best Shooter: Dylan Williams, Camden County, Sr.
Best Rebounder: Ace Bailey, McEachern, Sr.
Best Passer: CJ Hyland, Grayson, Sr.
Best Shot Blocker: Israel Jenrette, Valdosta, Sr.
Most Underrated: Eli Pippins, Carrollton, Sr.
Most Improved: Elahi Akida, Dacula, Sr. (Improved from 3 ppg/3 rpg/0.5 bpg to 12 ppg/12 rpg/2.5 bpg)
Most Improved Team: Dacula 20-9 (Improved from 6-20; State playoff berth)

FIRST TEAM
G – Josh Dixon, Milton, Jr.
G – Luke Flynn, Walton, Sr.
G – Gicarri Harris, Grayson, Sr.
W – Jacob Wilkins, Grayson, Jr.
W – Ace Bailey, McEachern, Sr.

SECOND TEAM
G – Connor Teasley, Peachtree Ridge, Jr.
G – Kahmare Holmes, Archer, Sr.
G – Lawrence Sanford, Cherokee, Jr.
F – Josh Hill, Wheeler, Sr.
C – Elyiss Williams, Camden County, Jr.

Honorable Mention
G – Caleb Jones-Dicks, North Gwinnett, Sr.
G – Cameron Bland, Lambert, Jr.
G – Will Moore, West Forsyth, Sr.
G – Anthony Gause, Milton, Sr.
G – Jabez Jenkins, Newton, Sr.
G – O’Brien Watkins, Carrollton, Sr.
G – Fe’Royre High, Campbell, Sr.
G – Chase James-Robinson, Buford, Sr.
G – Ricky McKenzie, Wheeler, Sr.
F – Amir Taylor, Grayson, Jr.
C – Mekhi Ragland, Berkmar, Jr.

Class AAAAAA

Coach of the Year: Buck Jenkins, Riverwood (25-7; State Champs; First state title in program history; Won title as four-seed)
Player of the Year: Braedan Lue, Alexander, Sr.
Freshman of the Year: Taj Saragba, Woodstock
Best Scorer: JR Leonard, Riverwood, Jr.
Best Shooter: Dimitri Angelakos, Etowah, Sr.
Best Rebounder: Taj Saragba, Woodstock
Best Passer: Gregory Dunson, Alexander, So.
Best Shot Blocker: Chastan Brown, Northside-Warner Robins, Jr.
Most Underrated: Jaron LeMelle, Langston Hughes, Jr.
Most Improved: Gregory Dunson, Alexander, So. (Improved from 4.1 ppg/1.2 rpg/1.6 apg/0.5 spg to 13.8 ppg/2.8 rpg/4.8 apg/1.5 spg)
Most Improved Team: Woodstock 20-10 (Improved from 6-21; First Elite 8 appearance in school history; First region championship in school history; Most wins in school history)

FIRST TEAM
G – Karris Bilal, Riverwood, Sr.
G – JR Leonard, Riverwood, Jr.
W – Jullien Cole, Shiloh, Sr.
F – Braedan Lue, Alexander, Sr.
F – Tylis Jordan, Shiloh, Jr.

SECOND TEAM
G – Montez Redding, Jonesboro, Sr.
G – Gregory Dunson, Alexander, So.
G – Harris Reynolds, St. Pius X, So.
G – Zach Bleshoy, Pope, Jr.
F – Josiah Parker, Lee County, Jr.

Honorable Mention
G – Brandon Peters, Woodward Academy, Sr.
G – Zachary Foster, Woodward Academy, Jr.
G – Zay Howard, Grovetown, Sr.
G – Tobias Brinkley, St. Pius X, So.
G – Brentis Schaeffer, Langston Hughes, Sr.
G – Dimitri Angelakos, Etowah, Sr.
G – Jamier Nowell, Woodstock, Sr.
G – Taj Ford, Evans, Sr.
W – Chandler Thomas, Veterans, Sr.
W – Deke Cooper, Woodward Academy, Jr.
F – Allen Stoddard, Alexander, Sr.

Class AAAAA

Coach of the Year: Jermaine Sellers, Kell (28-3; Repeat State Champs; Outright Region 6 Champs; Finished season on 27-game winning streak)
Player of the Year: CJ Brown, Kell, Sr.
Freshman of the Year: Tre Keith, Tri-Cities
Best Scorer: Marcus Gillespie, Clarke Central, Jr.
Best Shooter: Yusef Bowyer, Maynard Jackson, Jr.
Best Rebounder: Emaree Winston, Calhoun, Jr.
Best Passer: Tyler Baldwin-Hughes, Mays, Sr.
Best Shot Blocker: Ramon Soyoye, Chapel Hill, Sr.
Most Underrated: Esmer Madesko, North Springs, Sr.
Most Improved: Derron Lindsey II, Mays, Sr. (Improved from 10.5 ppg/3.2 rpg/2.4 apg/1.3 spg to 22.4 ppg/3.7 rpg/4.7 apg/2.4 spg)
Most Improved Team: ML King 18-11 (Improved from 6-20; State playoff berth)

FIRST TEAM
G – CJ Brown, Kell, Sr.
G – Tre Keith, Tri-Cities, Fr.
G – Marcus Gillespie, Clarke Central, Jr.
W – Joah Chappelle, Dutchtown, Sr.
W – Josiah Lawson, Tucker, Sr.

SECOND TEAM
G – Derron Lindsey II, Mays, Sr.
G – Jaylen Colon, Kell, Sr.
G – Jerrin Samuel, Winder-Barrow, So.
W – Chase Tyler, Hiram, Sr.
C – Ramon Soyoye, Chapel Hill, Sr.

Honorable Mention
G – Tahshaun Frasier, Bradwell Institute, Sr.
G – Clark Mastin, Eagle’s Landing, Sr.
G – Luke Brooks, Decatur, Sr.
G – Yusef Bowyer, Maynard Jackson, Jr.
G – Khayri Dunn, Tucker, Sr.
G – Camryn Perkins, Warner Robins, Sr.
W – Chris Morris II, Eagle’s Landing, Sr.
W – Cam Dover, Maynard Jackson, Jr.
F – Cannon Richards, Kell, Sr.
F – Rich Rojas, GAC, Sr.
F – Jaden Baskin, Winder-Barrow, Sr.

Class AAAA

Coach of the Year: Rick Rasmussen, North Oconee (30-3; State Champ; Outright Region 8 Champs; First title in school history)
Player of the Year: Caleb Wilson, Holy Innocents’, Jr.
Freshman of the Year: Justin Wise, North Oconee
Best Scorer: Caleb Jones, Benedictine, Jr.
Best Shooter: Isaiah Dennis, Baldwin, Sr.
Best Rebounder: Colton Wilbanks, Chestatee, Sr.
Best Passer: Toland Daughtry, New Hampstead, Sr.
Best Shot Blocker: Caleb Wilson, Holy Innocents’, Jr.
Most Underrated: Masiah Jones, Riverdale, Sr.
Most Improved: Zion Greene, McDonough, Jr. (Improved from 4.4 ppg/1.7 rpg/0.5 apg/0.9 spg to 15.1 ppg/4.2 rpg/1.5 apg/2.1 spg)
Most Improved Team: New Hampstead 23-6 (Improved from 12-14; Elite 8; Outright Region 3 Champs)

FIRST TEAM
G – Eric Chatfield, Pace Academy, Jr.
G – Byrd Carter, North Oconee, Sr.
G – Caleb Jones, Benedictine, Jr.
F – Colton Wilbanks, Chestatee, Sr.
F – Caleb Wilson, Holy Innocents’, Jr.

SECOND TEAM
G – Marcus Smith II, Walnut Grove, Sr.
G – Tre Lawrence, Baldwin, Sr.
G – Mason Lewis, Woodland-Stockbridge, Sr.
G – Keenan Gray, McDonough, Sr.
W – Devin Hutcherson, Holy Innocents’, So.

Honorable Mention
G – Justin Payne, North Oconee, Sr.
G – Justin Wise, North Oconee, Fr.
G – Carter Watkins, Seckinger, Sr.
G – Mason Smith, Madison County, Sr.
G – Khaven Cochran, Central-Carrollton, Jr.
G – Zion Greene, McDonough, Jr.
G – Kyle Greene, Pace Academy, Sr.
G – Christian McAllister, Fayette County, Jr.
G – Toland Daughtry, New Hampstead, Sr.
G – Isaiah Dennis, Baldwin, Sr.
F – Khamari Brooks, North Oconee, So.

Class AAA

Coach of the Year: Chuck Campbell, Johnson-Savannah (20-12; State Runner-Up; Region 3 Regular Season Champ; Started year 2-4; Beat three ranked teams in state tournament)
Player of the Year: Micah Smith, Sandy Creek, Sr.
Freshman of the Year: Rudy Anderson, Savannah Country Day
Best Scorer: Tony Montgomery, Carver-Columbus, Jr.
Best Shooter: Caleb Lanford, Pickens, Jr.
Best Rebounder: Trip Griffith, Monroe Area, Jr.
Best Passer: Vonte Newell, Monroe Area, Sr.
Best Shot Blocker: Zakariyya Dwight, Crisp County, Jr.
Most Underrated: Trey Harvey, Dawson County, Sr.
Most Improved: Trip Griffith, Monroe Area, Jr. (Improved from 8 total points to 17.1 ppg/14.3 rpg)
Most Improved Team: Carver-Columbus 24-6 (Improved from 6-20; Final 4)

FIRST TEAM
G – Amari Brown, Sandy Creek, Sr.
W – Manny Green, Cedar Grove, So.
W – Micah Smith, Sandy Creek, Sr.
F – Blake Wilson, Hebron Christian, Sr.
C – Jackson McVey, Gilmer, Jr.

SECOND TEAM
G – Vonte Newell, Monroe Area, Sr.
G – Noah Treadwell, Douglass, Sr.
G – Josh Quarterman, Johnson-Savannah, Sr.
G – Tony Montgomery, Carver-Columbus, Jr.
W – Justin Burns, Monroe, Sr.

Honorable Mention
G – Kaleke Singletary-Jinks, Dougherty, Jr.
G – Jacobi Robinson, Sandy Creek, Jr.
G – Josh Mickell, Douglass, Jr.
G – MaTaj Glover, Hebron Christian, Sr.
G – Carmelo Williams, Upson-Lee, Jr.
G – Favion Kirkwood, Johnson-Savannah, Jr.
G – Jai’on Burns, Dougherty, Sr.
W – Robert Spaulding IV, Savannah Country Day, Sr.
W – Justin Mims, Richmond Academy, Sr.
W – Zakariyya Dwight, Crisp County, Jr.
F – Jaden Priester, Cross Creek, Jr.

Class AA

Coach of the Year: Jared Goodwin, Toombs County (29-3; State Runner-Up; Outright Region 3 Champs; First state title appearance in school history; Beat three ranked teams in state tournament)
Player of the Year: Dominic Eason, Toombs County, Sr.
Freshman of the Year: Brock Bass-Bonner, North Cobb Christian
Best Scorer: Landon Bonner, Putnam County, Sr.
Best Shooter: Samuel Thacker, Providence Christian, Sr.
Best Rebounder: JaMarcus Hatcher, Columbia, Sr.
Best Passer: Houston Henry, Union County, Jr.
Best Shot Blocker: Morion McWhorter, Therrell, Fr.
Most Underrated: Kameron Warford, ELCA, Sr.
Most Improved: Ashton Williams, Worth County, Jr. (Improved from 3.4 ppg to 23.3 ppg/3.6 rpg/2.8 apg/3 spg/72 3PTM)
Most Improved Team: ELCA 23-7 (Improved from 9-17; Sweet 16)

FIRST TEAM
G – Samuel Thacker, Providence Christian, Sr.
G – DeMarco Middleton, Westside-Augusta, Sr.
W – DaQuan Young, Thomson, Sr.
W – Dominic Eason, Toombs County, Sr.
F – Moustapha Diop, Walker, So.

SECOND TEAM
G – LaVonta Ivery, Westside-Augusta, Sr.
G – Treylin Davis, Rockmart, Sr.
W – Roosevelt Brown, Butler, Sr.
W – Quay Wallace, Columbia, Sr.
W – Justen Goudelock, Athens Academy, Sr.

Honorable Mention
G – Jaedon McClendon, Dodge County, Sr.
G – Houston Henry, Union County, Jr.
G – Jude Ellis, Union County, Jr.
G – Kymel Williams, Athens Academy, Sr.
G – Trevian Callaway, Columbia, Sr.
G – Gabe Bolden, North Cobb Christian, Sr.
G – Ashton Williams, Worth County, Jr.
G – Landon Bonner, Putnam County, Sr.
G – Gary Gaither, Spencer, Sr.
W – Joshua Harris, Landmark Christian, Sr.
F – Chase Allen, Model, Jr.

Class A D-I

Coach of the Year: Eddie Johnson, Paideia (17-13; State Runner-Up; Improved from 9-14; Started 5-10; Started one upperclassman)
Player of the Year: Xavier Shegog, Mt. Vernon, Sr.
Freshman of the Year: Tristan Mitchell, Paideia
Best Scorer: Kiwane Garris, Mt. Vernon, Jr.
Best Shooter: Jaydon Cole, King’s Ridge, Jr.
Best Rebounder: Xavier Shegog, Mt. Vernon, Sr.
Best Passer: Huey Blalock, Rabun County, So.
Best Shot Blocker: Deshawn Davis, Savannah, Jr.
Most Underrated: Gabe Alterman, Mt. Vernon, So.
Most Improved: Kanilyn Jones, Brooks County, Jr. (Improved from 7.9 ppg/2.8 rpg/1.9 apg/2.2 spg/0.3 bpg to 17.4 ppg/7.1 rpg/2.4 apg/2.6 spg/1.2 bpg)
Most Improved Team: Bleckley County 21-9 (Improved from 10-16; Elite 8)

FIRST TEAM
G – Kiwane Garris, Mt. Vernon, Jr.
G – CJ Harper, Paideia, So.
G – Maki Joyner, Savannah, Jr.
W – Sha’yah Goba, Mt. Vernon, Sr.
F – Xavier Shegog, Mt. Vernon, Sr.

SECOND TEAM
G – D’Marion Floyd, Darlington, Sr.
G – Greg Howard, St. Francis, Jr.
G – Reynolds Escher, St. Francis, Jr.
G – Rashund Washington, East Laurens, Jr.
F – Dennis Scott III, Mt. Vernon, Sr.

Honorable Mention
G – Jaydon Cole, King’s Ridge, Jr.
G – Huey Blalock, Rabun County, So.
G – Caleb Farrow, Bleckley County, Sr.
G – Josh Cornett, Trion, Sr.
G – Hampton Ford, Athens Christian, Sr.
W – Javaun Pittard, Oglethorpe County, Sr.
W – O’Neill Connolly, Mt. Pisgah, Sr.
W – Jackson Williams, Mt. Pisgah, So.
W – Harry Kitey, Weber, Sr.
F – Cole Buker, Mt. Bethel, Sr.
F – Grant Hutton, Darlington, Sr.

Class A D-II

Coach of the Year: Rory Griffin, Greenforest (27-4; State Champs; Outright Region 7 Champs; Finished season on 21-game winning streak; Won by margin of 37.4 points per game in playoffs)
Player of the Year: Jax Abernathy, Christian Heritage, Sr.
Freshman of the Year: Torossie Leslie, Warren County
Best Scorer: Jax Abernathy, Christian Heritage, Sr.
Best Shooter: Brandon Johnson, McIntosh County Academy, Sr.
Best Rebounder: Darius Anderson, Hawkinsville, Sr.
Best Passer: Neo West, McIntosh County Academy, Jr.
Best Shot Blocker: Daniel Daramola, Greenforest, Jr.
Most Underrated: Jeremiah Kincey, Wheeler County, Sr.
Most Improved: DeMarcus White, Central-Talbotton, Jr. (Improved from 8.2 ppg to 16.9 ppg)
Most Improved Team: Atlanta Classical Academy 18-9 (Improved from 5-15; State playoff berth)

FIRST TEAM
G – Frankie Raines, Macon County, Jr.
G – Joseph Thomas, Portal, Sr.
G – Elijah Lewis, Greenforest, Sr.
G – Jasiyah Suber, Calhoun County, Sr.
G – Jax Abernathy, Christian Heritage, Sr.

SECOND TEAM
G – Elijah Coleman, Portal, Sr.
G – Miller McGowan, Atlanta Classical, Jr.
G – Landen Quimbley, Mitchell County, Sr.
W – Dontavious Collier, Macon County, Sr.
F – Amir Jackson, Portal, Sr.

Honorable Mention
G – Daryus Bryant, Manchester, Jr.
G – Jalen Hall, Dooly County, Sr.
G – Jordan Coney, Treutlen, Jr.
G – Michael Robinson, Greenforest, Sr.
G – Jeremy Bell, Clinch County, Sr.
G – James Clarkson, Lanier County, Sr.
G – Cosa Pender, Warren County, Jr.
W – Zane Floyd, Towns County, Sr.
W – Jabril Lindsey, Early County, Jr.
F – MJ Quarterman, McIntosh County Academy, Jr.
F – Caleb Kawela, Greenforest, Sr.

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