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Players To Watch For In Class AAAA

Region 1-AAAA

Westover – Sr. G Allec Williams, So. G Kris Gardner, Fr. G Jordan Brown

Cook – Sr. G Desmond Henry, Sr. G Tavian Allen, Sr. F Jylen Southerland

Monroe – Sr. G Napoleon Harris, Sr. G Trentavious Jackson, Sr. G Emeshuan Offord

Thomas County Central – So. G Tae Cooksey, Sr. F James Baker

Crisp County – Jr. G Ijon Owens, Sr. G Dontavious Tolbert, Jr. F Valdis Daniel

Bainbridge – Sr. G Tyree Crump, Sr. F Trevon Shaw, Sr. G DeVonte Jones

Americus-Sumter – Sr. F Adam King, Sr. G Frederick Bryant

Dougherty – Jr. G David Quimby, Jr. G Charles Porter

Cairo – Jr. G Dontarrius Donaldson, Sr. G Eldrick Harrison

Worth County – Sr. F Anfernee McLemore, Sr. F Brandon Moore, Sr. G Kidarias Gaint

Albany – Sr. F DeAndre Hamilton, Sr. PF Joe Stone, Jr. F Darrell Bryant

Region 2-AAAA

Mary Persons – Jr. G Roger Akins, So. G Cameron Holden

Upson-Lee – Sr. G O’Qualon Harris, Sr. G Zakarriyan Walker

Perry – Sr. F Chris Clerkley, Jr. F Damion Bagley

Veterans – Jr. F Josh Linder, Jr. G Dathan Boyd

Baldwin – Sr. G Brandon Sibert, Sr. G Dalton Strother

Howard – Sr. PF Chris Quainter

West Laurens – Sr. F Kintevius Robinson, So. F Keyontae Tyler

Region 3-AAAA

Liberty County – Jr. G Davion Mitchell, Jr. G Richard Lecounte

Thomson – Sr. F San Antonio Brinson, Jr. G Darius Turman, Jr. F Jucorius Thomas, Sr. F Marquez Winfrey, Sr. F James Lowe, Jr. G Radaren Johnson, Sr. G Billy Mance

Windsor Forest – Sr. G Jaylin Brown, Jr. G Myles Walker

Wayne County – N/A

New Hampstead – Jr. G Oronte’ Anderson, Jr. PF Xavier Jones, Jr. G Santana Riley

Burke County – Sr. G Jordan Gant, Jr. G D’Zarious Holmes, Sr. G Kamario Walker, Jr. PF Quantavious Wilson

Region 4-AAAA

Jonesboro – Jr. F MJ Walker, So. C Jamari Smith, Sr. G Tariq Jenkins

Spalding – Sr. C Brodarious Hamm, Sr. G Brooks Davis, Sr. G DeAundre Alford

Hampton – Sr. F Jordan Ford, Sr. G D’Andre Bryan, Jr. G Jaylen Love

Pike County – Jr. C Acton Shirley

Eagle’s Landing – Sr. G Jordan Lewis, Sr. F Antonio Gibson, So. G Terrance Evans

Griffin – Jr. C Tyshaun Crawford, Jr. G Kobe Smith, Jr. PF Darantae Barber

Locust Grove – So. G Brandon Thomas, Sr. G Odainier Rodriguez

Mt. Zion – So. G Demaje Carter

Riverdale – Jr. G James Johnson, Sr. G Omar Touray, Jr. G Jonathan Foster

Eastside – Jr. G Isaiah Miller, Sr. F Ratayvious Jackson

Walnut Grove – Sr. G AJ Jones, Sr. G Faizon Jackson

Henry County – Jr. G Damion Rosser, Jr. G Javon Greene, Sr. G Dejuan Hyde, Jr. PF William “Kovi” Tate

Region 5-AAAA

Whitewater – Sr. G Victor Ayuk, Sr. F Zach Yeager, Sr. F Ridge Perkins

Troup County – Sr. G Dexter Shealey, Sr. F Sharief King

Sandy Creek – Fr. G T.J. Bickerstaff, Sr. G Christian Turner, Jr. G Elias Harden, Sr. PF Keith Heard II, Jr. F Evan Jester

Fayette County – Sr. G Jaylon Cheffin

Carrollton – Sr. F Desmond Webb, Sr. F Jarel Rowe, So. G Jordan Bonner, Jr. Carson Culverhouse

Woodward Academy – Sr. G Maxwell Chester, Sr. F Jacob Robertson, Sr. G Jake Nestlehutt

Region 6-AAAA

Redan – Jr. G Tyrone Stuckey, Sr. G Strickland Gray

Arabia Mountain – Jr. G Jamal Middleton, So. C Jermon Clark

Lithonia – Sr. F Jacara Cross, Sr. Tyleen Patterson, Sr. G Rodney Chatman, Sr. G Tyheem Freeman

Grady – Sr. G Avi Toomer, So. G D.J. Brittian, Sr. G Ahmad Herron, Sr. G Joshua Jones

St. Pius – Sr. F Kerney Lane, Sr. F Christian Merrill, Sr. F Jakob Spitzer, Jr. G Carson Seramur, Fr. G Brian Gonzalo, Fr. G Matthew Gonzalo

Marist – Sr. PF Patrick Zeck, Sr. G John Waring, Sr. G Jack Owen

Chamblee – Jr. G Jalen Knowlton, Jr. G Odell Ferrell, Jr. G Glenn Robinson

Stone Mountain – Sr. F Dunnell Stafford, Sr. F Michael Graham

Columbia – Sr. G Justin Longstreet, Sr. G Rodriquez Dennis, Jr. G Jalen Cobb, Jr. F Reyhan Cobb

Region 7-AAAA

Ridgeland – Sr. G Tavian Bridges, Jr. G Markeion Jones, So. G Markeith Montgomery

LaFayette – Jr. G KaDarrin Ramsey, Jr. G Tyrese Hunter

Cartersville – So. G Jaylon Pugh, Sr. G Travon Davis, Sr. F Gabriel Gridley

Pickens – Sr. G Holden Roop, Sr. F Trent Rizoti, Jr. G Travis Huffman

Gilmer – Sr. G Cole Edmondson, Sr. G J.T. Bosley, Sr. F Jake Ray

Southeast Whitfield – Sr. G Ty Pendley, Sr. C Noah Ramsey

Northwest Whitfield – So. F Luke Shiflett, Sr. G Levi Mosteller, Jr. G Will Blanchard

Heritage – Sr. G Hunter Erickson, So. PF Cole Wilcox, Sr. F Carson Sherrill, Sr. G Noah Hill

Region 8-AAAA

North Hall – Sr. G Carson Heinen, Sr. G Sam Jackson, Sr. F Brandon Williams, Sr. G Harrison Harper

Chestatee – So. G Donovan Hernandez, Jr. C Matthew Rowland

White County – Sr. G Whit Mauney, Sr. G Brad Hurst

Buford – So. G Alex Jones, Sr. F Will Springer, Jr. G Dawson Wehunt, Sr. G Brandon Iverson

Madison County – Sr. G Ryan Moon, Sr. F Cade Hancock, Jr. F Golston Gillespie, Sr. G Cameron Stevenson

Monroe Area – Sr. G Alfred King, Jr. G Deauntrea Silmon, Sr. G Emory Sheats

Johnson – Sr. F Andrew Sims

North Oconee – Jr. F Jack Chambers, Jr. F Matthew Quint

Stephens County – Jr. G Nunu Walker, Sr. F Tay Jones, So. G Chaz Bridges

Players To Watch For In Class AAAAA

Region 1-AAAAA

Harris County – Sr. G Donald Johnson III, Sr. F Jaylyn Richardson

Columbus – Sr. F Ja’quan Mason, So. G Noah Lott,

LaGrange – Sr. G Rico Smith, Jr. G Laperion Perry, Sr. G Qua Epps

Hardaway – Sr. F Jaquan Daniels, Sr. G Scott Huettner, Sr. G Devin Ford

Shaw – Sr. F Kourtney Shakespeare, Sr. PF Devan Porter-Wilson, Sr. F Dakeen Diaz

Northside  – Sr. C Davion Thomas, Sr. F Dalandis Hopkins

Carver – Sr. F Jawon Pass, Sr. G Rahmir Nelson, Sr. G Ke’angelo Hill

Region 2-AAAAA

Cross Creek – Sr. F Moses Jones, Jr. F Artis Chapman, Sr. G Khamron Gordon

Lakeside – Jr. F Kresean Hall, Sr. G Isaiah Ryans

Academy of Richmond County – Sr. G Madison Williams, Sr. G Chris Jones, Sr. C Nick Roberts, Sr. PF Rashaud Green, Jr. F Moses Williams, Sr. G Trey Brown

Grovetown – Sr. G Shemar Barrett, Sr. G Ziquane Sandford, So. G Chance Fugghett

Greenbrier – Sr. F Jakob Nelson, Sr. G Justen Hartfield, So. G Austin Canaday

Evans – Sr. G Chris Stone, Sr. G Jo’el Grant, Sr. C Michael Steflik

Warner Robins – Sr. G Marquez Callaway, Sr. F Donovan Brown

Houston County – Sr. F Marquis Traylor, Jr. G Amari Colbert, Sr. F Javion Johnson, Sr. G Jaylon Golds

Northside – Jr. F Jaylan Sandifer, Jr. G Tobias Oliver, Jr. G Trayvon Willis

Jones County – Sr. F Landreveus Bowden, Sr. G Devin Wooten, Sr. G Nick Singleton

Region 3-AAAAA

Brunswick – Jr. C Kymani Dunham, Sr. G Zach Moore

Richmond Hill – Sr. G Isaiah Hill, Sr. PF Zane McKenzie, Sr. F Andre Walker

Coffee – Sr. G Jeremiah Ashley, Jr. G Jarquavius Jefferson

Effingham County – Sr. G Deshaun Wilkenson, Sr. G Rashad Griffin

Glynn Academy – Jr. PF Dominique Walker, Jr. G Durand Green, Jr. F Rilyn Ellis

Ware County – Sr. F Raekwon Davis, Sr. F Kaywan Leonard, Sr. G Ervin Nard

Camden County – Sr. F Logan Ballard, Sr. F Terry Compton, Sr. G Jonathon Canada

Bradwell Institute – Sr. G Deion Stewart, Jr. G Darryll Johnson, Sr. G Desmond Oglesby

Statesboro – Sr. F Michael Salomon, Sr. G Jaylan Patrick, Sr. F Myles White

South Effingham – Sr. F Travis Simmons, Sr. G Collin Rish

Region 4-AAAAA

Drew – Sr. G James Ruiz, Sr. F Bryson Duckworth

McIntosh – Sr. G Jordan Lyons, Sr. G Will Washington, Sr. F Dishon Lowery, Sr. PF Chase Walter, Sr. F Isaac Kellum

Northgate – Sr. G Jordan McGruder, Jr. G Cameron Ramsay

Starr’s Mill – Sr. G Satchell Goodrich, Sr. PF Colin Maguire, Jr. F Stephen Peterson

Mundy’s Mill – Sr. F Kaelon Harris, Sr. G Cartez Crane

Morrow – Jr. F Stanley Henderson, So. G Leviticus Glover

Forest Park – Sr. G Stephen McDonald, Jr. F Avery Wilson, Sr. F James Ragland

Dutchtown – Sr. G Charles Rawling, Jr. F Bryce Parks

Ola – Sr. F Larry Smith, So. F Austin Smith

Union Grove – Sr. F Jordan Ateeb, Sr. G Connor Walker

Woodland – Sr. G Josh Daniels

Luella – Jr. PF Richard Jones, Sr. G Javaun Anderson

Stockbridge – Sr. F Virgil Fields, Sr. G Jadon Davis, So. G Raheem Ramsey

Region 5-AAAAA

Alexander – Sr. F Trae Jones, So. G Grant Howard, Sr. G Josh Heath

Allatoona – Sr. G Ephraim Tshimanga,  So. G Trey Doomes, Sr. G Kevin Perry, Sr. G Dylon Ramsey

Paulding County – Sr. G Malik Rush, Sr. G Thaddeus Williams, Jr. C Marcus Austin, Jr. G Dawson Kramer

Hiram – Sr. C Devon Brewer, Sr. G Tre White

Lithia Springs – Sr. F James Williams, Sr. G Jachin Capers, Jr. PF Damion Howell

New Manchester – Jr. G Clinton Bentley, Sr. F Tabashi Thomas, Sr. PF Aaron Reddick

Chapel Hill – Sr. F Cameron Gill

East Paulding – Jr. G Jalen Browder, Sr. G Lennard Browder

South Paulding – Sr. G Kane Williams, Jr. F Ja’Cori Wilson, Sr. F Anthony Brown

Villa Rica – Sr. G Tye Hill, Sr. F Noah Smith, Sr. G Malik Thompson

Region 6-AAAAA

Dunwoody – Sr. F Bernard Millard, Jr. G Zaire Mateen

Stephenson – N/A

M.L. King – Sr. G Juquan Jones, Sr. PF Xavier Smith, Sr. G Owen Clark

Southwest DeKalb – Sr. F Keith Gilmore, Jr. G Darius Hogan

Clarkston – Sr. PF Su Su Entongwe, Sr. G Deshawn Roumou

Druid Hills – Jr. F Jordan Foote, Jr. G Cameron Starkes

Miller Grove – Sr. G Alterique Gilbert, Sr. F Raylon Richardson, Sr. F Aidan Saunders, Jr. G Josh Jackmon, Sr. G Aaron Augustin, Jr. G Tae Hardy, Sr. G Collin Young

Tri-Cities – Fr. G DeMarcus Johnson, Sr. G Laquan Wiltshire

Mays – Sr. G DeMarco Locklin, Sr. G Charles Arnold, Jr. G Roland Pack

Creekside – Sr. G Shawn Rushing, Sr. F Tremell Gooden, So. PF Ibrahima Dado

Carver – Jr. G Kenny Atkins, So. F Octavious Battle, Jr. G Erico Corbett

Banneker – Sr. G Jalen Williams, Jr. F Brendon Tyler,

Region 7-AAAAA

Woodland – Sr. G Jonathon D’Andre Pritchett

Cass – Sr. F Michael Sims, Sr. C Noah James

Sequoyah – Jr. G Jordan Usher, Sr. G Cameron Cox, Sr. G Levi Biddy, Sr. F Jake Sunday

Creekview – Jr. F Chandler Wright, Sr. F Zach Russell, Jr. G Weber Sandlin

Dalton – Sr. F Drake McCowan, Jr. G Nick Hurt, Sr. G Shazman Baggla

Rome – Sr. PF Jai Creamer, Sr. G Trey Driver, Sr. G Daniel Reyes

River Ridge – Sr. G Marcus Spears, Sr. F Stephen Omorogbe

North Atlanta – Sr. G Isaiah Patterson, Sr. G Jordan Williams, Jr. F Derrick Donagan

Cambridge – Jr. G Jackson Boyea, So. G Greco Battles

Sprayberry – Sr. G Rian Oliver, Sr. F Djiman Wilson, Sr. G Chris Cottman

Forsyth Central – Sr. G Cale Jackson, Sr. G Eli Brown, Jr. G Hunter McDonald

Riverwood – Sr. PF Kohl Roberts, Sr. G Elijah Johnson, Sr. G Pryce Watkins

North Springs – So. G Vinnicius Viana, Jr. F Grant Showell, Sr. F Derrien Wright

Kell – Sr. G Tre’ Johnson, Sr. F Jonah Patton, Jr. F Brian Thomas

Region 8-AAAAA

Heritage – Jr. G Isaiah Banks, Jr. G Jordan Thomas, Sr. F Makyle Wilkerson, Jr. G Byron Abrams

Winder-Barrow – Sr. G CeCe Green, Sr. F Brandon Hayes, Sr. F Jay Branch, Sr. G Drezdin Williams

Loganville – Sr. F Tyler Rhodes, Jr. G Dawson Ballard

Clarke Central – Sr. G Desmond Sorrells, So. F Jack Mangel, Sr. G Rayshawn McCall

Lanier – Sr. C Derrick Brown, So. G Adrian Martin, Jr. G Tyler Taylor, Sr. F Tahj Tolbert

Gainesville – Sr. F D’Marcus Simonds, So. F KJ Buffen,  Sr. G Messiah Dorsey, So. G Xavier Bledson, So. F Bailey Minor

Apalachee – Sr. G Kamar Baldwin, Sr. F Jabari Hill

Flowery Branch – Sr. F Gabe Holston, Sr. F Trey Bailey, Jr. G John Mills

Cedar Shoals – Jr. G Phlandrous Fleming, Sr. G Jerrick Mitchell, Jr. F Stavion Stevenson

Discovery – Jr. G DJ Young, Sr. G Theo Benn Jr.

Salem – Sr. F Michael Green, Sr. C Chandler Davis, Sr. G Marcel Small

Players To Watch For In Class AAAAAA

Region 1-AAAAAA

Tift County – Sr. G Tyrie Jackson, Jr. F Preston Horne

Lowndes – Sr. F Brandon Benjamin, Jr. G Octavious Fudge

Lee County – Jr. G Jalin Wimberly, Jr. G Tyler McConnell

Colquitt County – Jr. G Tory Ponder, So. G Cam Singletary

Valdosta – Sr. G Brandon Sharper, Jr. G John E Slater

Region 2-AAAAAA

Lovejoy – Sr. G James Mays

Tucker – Sr. G Javier Russell, Sr. F Adonis Green, Sr. G Amir Butcher, Jr. G Kenton Eskridge

Lakeside – Sr. G Sean Atwater, Sr. G Bennett Fahsel

Alcovy – So. F Darnell Jefferies, Sr. G Jovon Rosse

Rockdale County – Sr. G Jalen Jordan, Sr. G Adam Ellis

Newton – Fr. G Ashton Hagans, Jr. G JD Notae, Sr. G Jaquan Simms

Region 3-AAAAAA

Westlake – Jr. F Chuma Okeke, Sr. G Raquan Wilkins, Jr. G Daniel Lewis, Jr. PF Michael Durr, Sr. F Ronald Bell, So. G Jamie Lewis

Pebblebrook – Sr. G Jared Harper, Jr. G Collin Sexton, Jr. G JJ Smith

Langston Hughes – Jr. G Khalil Cuffee, Jr. G Derrick Cook, Sr. G Justin Jones

Douglas County – Sr. F Brandon Robinson, Sr. G Reece Anderson, Sr. G Kalen Clifton

Newnan – Sr. G Khalil McCoy, Jr. G Nick Parks, Sr. PF Jannson Williams

East Coweta – Jr. C Elafayette Stone, Sr. F Kendall Alford

Campbell – Sr. G Laz Walker, Sr. G Mike Olmert, Sr. F Randy McClure

South Cobb – Sr. G Justin Holliday, Sr. G DorQuincy Jordan, Sr. F Mandell Whitley, So. G Trevin Wade

Region 4-AAAAAA

McEachern – Sr. G Darius Jones, Sr. G AJ Jones, Sr. F Bryce Smith, Fr. F Isaac Okoro

Hillgrove – Jr. G DeMeirre Black, Sr. G Brandon Williams

Osborne – Jr. F Ravion Thornton, Jr. G Kaylan Davis

Marietta – Sr. G KhayVonn Benson, Sr. F Cordarius Jackson

North Paulding – Sr. F Dylan Autenrieth, Jr. F Chad Terrell, Jr. G Ethan Reid

Harrison – Sr. F Austin York, Sr. G DJ Rowe, Jr. G Tate Coston

Kennesaw Mountain – Sr. G Marcel Ellis, Sr. C Brian Vonck

North Cobb – Sr. G Myles Lake, Sr. G DJ Render, Sr. G Ricky Shearman

Region 5-AAAAAA

Walton – Jr. G Junaye Colon, Sr. G Jeremiah Bivins, Sr. G Demetrius Richardson

Roswell – Sr. G Matt Gonda, Jr. G Xavier McKinney

Woodstock – Sr. G Marcus Foo, Jr. G Tyreke Johnson, So. G Dominic Hewitt

Etowah – Sr. G Ryan Grigsby, Sr. G Daniel Hogue

Cherokee – Sr. G Kash Jackson, Jr. F Phillip Cirillo

Wheeler – Sr. PF Romello White, Sr. G Cam Jordan, Jr. G Darius Perry, So. F Reikan Donaldson,  Sr. F Al-Wajid Aminu

Lassiter – Sr. G Diego Valer, So. G Christian Jackson

Milton – Sr. F Chris Lewis, Jr. F Alex O’Connell, Jr. G Kendrick Summerour, So. G Justin Brown, Sr. PF Kyrin Galloway

Pope – Sr. F Drew Miller, Sr. G Mitchell Hollis

Region 6-AAAAAA

North Forsyth – Sr. G Chad Bureau, Sr. G Nick Cunningham

Alpharetta – Jr. F Carlos Carriere, Jr. G David Swillum, Sr. G Keishon Kershaw

Chattahoochee – Sr. G Myles Drye, Jr. F Patrick Troman, Sr. G Ja’von Douglas

Northview – Sr. F Aly Fall, Sr. G Jeremiah Shields, Sr. F Garrett Stewart

Lambert – Sr. G Tanner Hall, Sr. F Ross Morkem, Sr. F Connor Mannion, Jr. G Andrew Melms

Centennial – Sr. F Adam Saeed, Sr. F Darrian Brown

Habersham Central – Sr. G Mason Kinsey, Jr. C Austin Frady

Johns Creek – Sr. G Mark Lancaster, Sr. F Ian Joseph

West Forsyth – Sr. F Kel Pruitt, Sr. F Jeremy Magee, Sr. G Cooper Evans

South Forsyth – Sr. G Chandler Strall, Jr. F Evan Cole

Region 7-AAAAAA

North Gwinnett – Jr. G Adam James, Sr. G Colby Leifson

Meadowcreek – Sr. F Shadiah Toppin, Sr. G Travontay Taylor, Jr. F Anyeuri Castillo

Peachtree Ridge – Sr. G Milz Tatum, Jr. F Connor Heyward, Sr. G Jeremiah Starks

Mountain View – Fr. F Brandon Green, So. G Spencer Rodgers, Sr. G Nick Hayes

Collins Hill – Sr. G Kai Lambert, So. PF Chris Parks, Sr. PF AJ Cheeseman, Sr. F Teshaun Hightower

Duluth – Jr. F Jalen Hodges, So. G Adam Flagler, Sr. C Obinna Ofodile, Sr. G Javis Diaz, Fr. C Alex Powell

Norcross – Jr. F Rayshaun Hammonds, Jr. F Lance Thomas, So. G Dalvin White, Fr. G Kyle Sturdivant, Sr. G Chris Curlett

Mill Creek – Sr. G Miles Riley, Sr. G Charles Botchway, Jr. F Christian Mancillas

Region 8-AAAAAA

Dacula – Sr. F Kevon Tucker, Sr. G Derek St. Hilaire, Sr. G Demari Edwards

Central Gwinnett – Sr. G Adnan Antonio, Sr. G Azaviar Kufour

Berkmar – Jr. G Al Durham, Jr. G Zach Cooks, Jr. G Jay Estime, Sr. C Robert Hill

Archer – Fr. G Brenden Tucker, Sr. G Darrion Taylor, Sr. C Rhiann Mann

Brookwood – Sr. G Sean Agnant,  Jr. G Bubba Parham, Sr. G Micah Kinsey, Jr. G Trae Higginbotham

South Gwinnett – Sr. F Xavier Johnson, Jr. G D’ontay Torrence

Shiloh – Sr. F Josh Okogie, Sr. G Malik Chandler, Sr. G Darnell Rogers, Jr. G Greg James, Sr. G Khalil Richard, Jr. PF Thurman Massenburg

Grayson – Sr. G Austin Dukes, Sr. G Alphonso Willis, Sr. F Trevian Sconiers

Parkview – Sr. F Nasir Walker, Jr. G Aaron Rowe, So. G Cameron Chavers

GHSA Basketball Transfer Recap and Overview

As there is every year, there was some major offseason movement among some of the best basketball programs in the state of Georgia. Unlike football, there is an AAU circuit that plays nearly year round with the best players in the area joining forces to make a run at Nationals. Playing with players from other schools gives players a chance to bond with one another and learn each other’s game. The success on this summer circuit sometimes prompts players to decide to transfer to be able keep playing together. Where it hurts the schools where they transfer from, it helps build powerhouse programs elsewhere. It truly has turned into the Wild Wild West during the offseason, with the entire outlook of programs changing with the loss or the import of one or more transfer(s).

Here is a rundown of some transfers I have heard through the grapevine and a summary of what the addition means. If you know of anymore or any that are incorrect, please shoot me a tweet @KyleSandy355 or leave a comment or an email at [email protected]. Thanks!

Class AAAAAA

SO Chris Parks – 6’6” 210 lbs – (5A Lanier to Collins Hill)

SR Romello White – 6’8” 215 lbs – (IMG Academy, FL to Wheeler)

SR Darnell Rogers – 5’2”135 lbs – (Indian Land, SC to Shiloh)

JR Collin Sexton – 6’2” 160 lbs – (Hillgrove to Pebblebrook)

JR Chuma Okeke – 6’7” 210 lbs – (Langston Hughes to Westlake)

SR A.J. Cheeseman – 6’6” 210 lbs – (Duluth to Collins Hill)

JR Kendrick Summerour – 5’9” 155 lbs – (5A Kell to Milton)

JR Greg James – 6’4” 162 lbs – (Alpharetta to Shiloh)

SO Reikan Donaldson – 6’2” 160 lbs – (1A Calvary Day to Wheeler)

JR Zach Cooks – 5’8” 140 lbs – (Norcross to Berkmar)

SO Justin Brown – 6’0” 165 lbs – (Northview to Milton)

SR Kyrin Galloway – 6’8” 200 lbs – (4A Buford to Milton)

JR Jay Estime – 6’5” 180 lbs – (Peachtree Ridge to Berkmar)

SR Al-Wajid Aminu – 6’6″ 185 lbs – (Coral Gables, FL to Wheeler)

SR Ronald Bell – 6’5″ 175 lbs – (5A North Atlanta to Westlake)

SR Teshaun Hightower – 6’5″ 180 lbs (3A Towers to Collins Hill)

SR Reece Anderson – 6’2” 185 lbs – (5A Chapel Hill to Douglas County)

JR David Swillum – 6’0″ 175 lbs – (Milton to Alpharetta)

SR Keishon Kershaw – 6’2″ 175 lbs – (Milton to Alpharetta)

SR Khalil Richard – 5’11” 165 – (St. Frances, MD to Shiloh)

SR Robert Hill – 6’9″ 240 lbs – (Duluth to Berkmar)

JR Elafayette Stone – 6’8″ 245 lbs – (Copperas Cove, TX to East Coweta)

JR JJ Smith – 6’4″ 195 lbs – (E.E. Smith, NC to Pebblebrook)

JR Thurman Massenburg – 6’7″ 210 lbs – (Home School Augusta to Shiloh)

SO Trevin Wade – 5’11” 155 lbs – (Hillgrove to South Cobb)

SO Landers Nolley – 6’4″ 175 lbs – (Lovejoy to Curie, IL)

JR Brandon Blair – 5’10” 155 lbs – (Shiloh to Duluth)

SR Amir Butcher – 6’2″ 170 lbs – (Norcross to Tucker)

Class AAAAA

SR Aaron Augustin – 5’11” 170 lbs – (6A Peachtree Ridge to Miller Grove)

JR Tae Hardy – 6’3″ 150 lbs – (Southwest DeKalb to Miller Grove)

SR Cameron Cox – 6’3″ 170 lbs – (Creekview to Sequoyah)

SR Isaac Kellum – 6’4″ 170 lbs – (Fayette County to McIntosh)

SR Tyler Scott – 6’10” 215 lbs – (Gainesville to Greenville, SC)

SR Colin Young – 6’3” 185 lbs – (3A Laney to Miller Grove)

SR Marquis Traylor – 6’5″ 180 lbs – (Knob Noster, MO to Houston County)

JR D.J. Young – 6’1″ 180 lbs – (6A Milton to Discovery)

SR Madison Williams – 6’3″ 170 lbs – (SCISA Augusta Christian to Academy of Richmond County)

SR Chris Stone – 6’0″ 155 lbs – (GISA Augusta Prep Day to Evans)

SR Jo’el Grant – 6’0″ 165 lbs – (SCISA Augusta Christian to Evans)

SR Khamron Gordon – 6’2″ 195 lbs – (1A Aquinas to Cross Creek)

SR Theo Benn Jr. – 6’0″ 180 lbs (6A Berkmar to Discovery)

SO Chima Ogboi – 6’3″ 175 lbs (1A Mt. Paran to Allatoona)

Class AAAA

SR Jacara Cross – 6’6” 220 lbs – (3A Cedar Grove to Lithonia)

SO Alex Jones – 5’9” 155 lbs – (6A Alpharetta to Buford)

SO D.J. Brittian – 6’0″ 160 lbs – (5A Miller Grove to Grady)

SO Kris Gardner – 6’1″ 170 lbs -(6A Lee County to Westover)

SR SanAntonio Brinson – 6’7” 200 lbs – (1A Aquinas to Thomson)

SO Corderius Hastings – 6’0″ 165 lbs – (Griffin to The Potter House, FL)

JR Kovi Tate – 6’4″ – 218 lbs – (5A Woodland-Stockbridge to Henry County)

Class AAA

SO Lamont Smith – 6’1” 185 lbs – (4A Buford to East Jackson)

JR Zion Williams – 5’8” 155 lbs – (Savannah to Jenkins)

SR Dylan Curry – 6’4″ 165 lbs – (Oak Hill Academy, VA to West Hall)

SO Gabe Bryant – 6’8″ 225 lbs – (Dorman, SC to Dawson County)

SR Ric’Quail Smoot – 6’8″ 230 lbs – (Butler to The Potter House, FL)

SR Jalen Holbrook – 6’2″ 170 lbs (1A Aquinas to Butler)

SO Travis Anderson – 5’10” 165 lbs – (2A Holy Innocents to East Jackson)

JR Nick Hargrove Jr. – 6’0″ 170 lbs – (GCAA Bible Baptist Christian to Southwest)

SR Korbian Bell – 6’7″ 220 lbs – (5A Morrow to South Atlanta)

Class AA

SO Isaiah Kelly – 6’8” 195 lbs – (SCISA Augusta Christian to Pace Academy)

SR Alex Perry – 6’6″ 190 lbs – (Maclay, FL to Thomasville)

Class A

SR Anthony Showell – 6’2” 165 lbs – (6A Duluth to St. Francis)

SO Cameron Gardner – 6’3″ 180 lbs – (3A Hephzibah to Aquinas)

SO Gerald Merriweather – 5’7″ 140 lbs – (3A Hephzibah to Aquinas)

JR Demiere Brown – 6’4″ 200 lbs – (5A Hiram to North Cobb Christian)

Class AAAAAA Impact Transfers:

One player might shift the balance of power in 6A and especially in Region 3. Chuma Okeke and his 22.8 points and 8.3 rebounds shift from Langston Hughes to Westlake. Hughes was primed for a big season chock full of juniors. An astronomical 12 sophomores suited up last year for coach Rory Welsh and it was Okeke along with guard Khalil Cuffee (18.2 ppg) that ran the show as super sophomores. Now Cuffee will have to shoulder the complete load with Okeke gone. The highly sought after forward joins an already talented roster that stumbled to a 13-15 record in 2014. Big man Michael Durr, shooting guard Raquan Wilkins and point guards Danny and Jamie Lewis along with Okeke make the Lions one of the most intriguing teams for a huge rebound season. Westlake has also added North Atlanta stand-out Ronald Bell. Bell can play both forward positions and has a high motor which he uses to go after loose balls and rebounds.

The Tigers added a strong combo guard in Reece Anderson, who will join an already potent backcourt. Anderson was a key contributor last season for the Chapel Hill Panthers and now will slide in to play with highly sought after swingman Brandon Robinson. Anderson is a big physical guard who has improved his handle and jumpshot throughout his high school career. Anderson will be relied upon to produce in the ultra-competitive Region 3-AAAAAA, which is home to state runner up Pebblebrook, the reloaded Westlake Lions and the talented young Langston Hughes Panthers. Anderson was an honorable mention selection in Region 4-AAA as a sophomore in 2014 and has the upside to garner similar honors or better his senior season.

Collins Hill picked up some great size inside to help add to a team that could use some toughness in the low post. Chris Parks and AJ Cheeseman will bring just that. Parks averaged 8.0 points and 5.2 rebounds as a freshman with Lanier. Cheeseman knows Collins Hill well, as his Duluth Wildcats split a pair with the Eagles during the Region 7 regular season. Cheeseman averaged 11.4 points and 7.1 rebounds as a junior.

The Eagles also nabbed Teshaun Hightower from AAA Towers High School. The combo guard has great athleticism and can become a big time scorer in the right system. Last season as a junior he averaged over 12 points per game and has yet to reach his ceiling. He has nice lift on his jumper and should start to rack up the scholarship offers with a productive senior season. Hightower broke out with a big summer circuit and was originally set to join Grayson High School before settling on Collins Hill.

Shiloh added some dynamic players to its backcourt in Darnell Rogers and Greg James. Rogers averaged over 28 points per game in South Carolina and became a YouTube sensation for his acrobatic and jaw dropping play as the smallest player on the floor. He played with new teammate Josh Okogie on the AAU circuit on Team CP3 and decided to follow him to Georgia to play their senior season together. James is strong outside shooter with nice size and is receiving looks from low to mid-major programs.

The Generals added another dynamic guard with Division-One talent in Khalil Richard. A strong guard who banged home 45% of his three-point attempts last season, Richard announced on Sept. 15 that he committed to Siena. At St. Frances Academy as a junior he averaged 12.9 points per game and 3.0 assists. He joins Darnell Rogers and Greg James at Shiloh, a team that lost just one game in-state as they finished 28-4.

Hillgrove took a major blow in losing Collin Sexton. The rising junior was a major piece to Hillgrove’s 23-win season and was a big-game performer when the Hawks needed him the most. He will join last season’s state runner up Pebblebrook, who needs to reload after losing Ty Hudson (Clemson), Derek Ogbeide (UGA), Trhae Mitchell and glue guy Kevin Murph. Sexton will team up with Auburn-bound point guard Jared Harper and will form one of the best back courts in the state.

The Pebblebrook Falcons swooped in late in the transfer scene and landed a potential game changer in the already deep Region 3-AAAAAA picture. Jatrious “JJ” Smith has transferred from E.E. Smith, NC. The four-star guard who is a Top 50 national recruit, was originally slated to play at Word of God Christian Academy in North Carolina according to the Fayetteville Observer , but today (10/7) Shun Williams of OnTheRadarHoops broke the news that the ultra-talented scorer is coming to Georgia. Last season as a sophomore he averaged 19.4 points, 5.9 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game. ACC and SEC schools have been hot after the guard, who gets to the line at will, averaging almost six freethrow attempts a game last year. Smith played with the Southern Stampede of the EYBL which sported the likes of Al Durham (Berkmar) and Jay Estime and Zach Cooks who transferred to Berkmar to play with Durham this year. The addition of Smith makes Pebblebrook the owner of arguably the most talented backcourt in a a state that has seen the balance of power shift with each move. Smith, Jared Harper (Auburn) and Hillgrove transfer Collin Sexton are a lethal trio for coach George Washington.

The big winner of all this moving-and-shaking has to be Milton, who vaults itself back into state prominence if all the pieces come together. Kendrick Summerour brings his slick And-1 type handles to the Eagles after averaging 14.1 points and 4.1 assists as a sophomore at Kell. Justin Brown averaged 15.1 points a night as a freshman at Northview, while Kyrin Galloway brings size inside. This new trio will team-up with Harvard bound big man Chris Lewis and the rapidly improving Alex O’Connell.

Although Milton added a plethora of talent this offseason, they also lost some key pieces that saw a lot of time on the court last year. Senior Keishon Kershaw and junior David Swillum will bring their abilities to Alpharetta. Kershaw started half the season for the Eagles and provides energy on the perimeter. Swillum led the JV team in scoring and has been groomed to make a contribution right away in his first season playing full-time on varsity. Fellow junior DJ Young has left for first-year school Discovery and should be thrust into a role which will see him as a primary option on offense. When he gets the opportunity to set his feet, Young can be lethal from outside with his three-point stroke.

Wheeler has added the younger brother of NBA’er and former Norcross star Al-Farouq Aminu. Al-Wajid is a 6-foot-6 forward with long arms which will help Wheeler’s defense right away in both the passing lanes and on the interior. Now a senior, as a sophomore Aminu averaged 9.4 points, 9.0 and 1.8 blocks per game at Coral Gables, FL.

The Wildcats also picked up four-star forward Romello White, late into the transfer scene. Initially, it was being reported by sources that White, who started his high school career at Peachtree Ridge, would be back with the Lions, but he indeed has landed with Wheeler. @CoryintheSource looked like the first to break it, and had his tweet retweeted by White himself. On Sept. 14, Shun Williams of OnTheRadarHoops tweeted that Iowa State was at Wheeler to see both Darius Perry and White work out. White committed to Tennessee on Jan. 5, but later de-committed on April 14 after the coaching change.

Berkmar could be in line for a resurgence this season behind junior guard Al Durham and three important transfers. Guards Zach Cooks (Norcross) and Jay Estime (Peachtree Ridge) should revamp the Patriots backcourt. Both are juniors and can knock down the three-ball. Cooks is a quick little point guard who can push tempo and find the open man. Estime averaged over 10 points per game and led the Lions in three-pointers made last year. The perimeter should be a strength for the Patriots, but the interior got a major boost as well adding big man Robert Hill Jr., who comes over from Duluth. Hill stands 6-foot-9 and has started to blossom into a reliable low post presence. Two years ago Hill, who is also training to become a pilot, moved in halfway through the season and had to sit out. With Obinna Ofodile and A.J. Cheeseman getting the majority of the minutes inside in 2014 at Duluth, Hill’s move to Berkmar should see him take on a major role as a top option in the low post for coach Greg Phillips.

East Coweta suffered through an abysmal 1-25 season last year, but new head coach Royal Maxwell will have a nice addition to work with in the powerful Region 3. Elafayette Stone, a 6-foot-8 transfer from Copperas Cove, TX, will be asked to be the focal point for the Indian offense this upcoming season. Stone is a true back-to-the-basket post player and uses his 245-pound frame to carve out space down low. Stone has soft hands and is an efficient rebounder with the potential to become a double-double machine.

The Rest of the State Impact Transfers:

Aaron Augustin averaged 16.6 points, 4.3 rebounds and 4.3 assists for Peachtree Ridge a year ago, but now teams up with UConn-commit Alterique Gilbert at Class AAAAA power Miller Grove to form yet another great Peach State backcourt.

Tae Hardy will join Gilbert and Augustin in a now crowded, but loaded backcourt. He comes from Southwest DeKalb where he averaged 16.5 points per game last year as a sophomore.

A third guard has landed at Miller Grove in Colin Young. Young was a part of the break out Laney Wildcats who won 29 games and put together the most impressive resume in all of the state with wins over the likes of Morgan County, Pebblebrook, Norcross and eventual state champ Jenkins last year. The 6-foot-3 guard was named Region 3-AAA Second Team after pitching in 11 points per game. Young is a knockdown shooter who led the Wildcats with 49 threes, connecting at a 46% clip. He will get plenty of opportunities to spot up with Gilbert and Augustin running the show up top.

McIntosh, who has blossomed into a Class AAAAA power after a 29-1 record last year, returns 10 players including the Chiefs’ top four scorers. 2015-16 will be the season the Chiefs make a deep run into the playoffs after adding Isaac Kellum. The senior averaged 13.8 points per game at neighboring Fayette County High School and will slide into the starting three spot. He brings great athleticism and may be the missing piece needed for the Chiefs to capture their first ever state championship.

Houston County continues to trend upwards after adding Marquis Traylor from Knob Noster High School in Missouri. The Bears finished the regular season 0-7 in Region 2-AAAAA, but stunned cross-region foe Grovetown (17-7, 9-1) in the region tournament and sent the Warriors home early without a state playoff berth. The Bears featured just four seniors last year and Traylor should help with his athleticism. As a junior he averaged 7.7 points and 6.3 rebounds while showing off his hops, blocking 1.3 shots per game.

After a 13-13 regular season in Class AAAAA, Academy of Richmond County (ARC) returns some good pieces, but the best might have come via transfer in Madison Williams. At 6-foot-3, Williams is an athletic combo guard that joins the program after starring at Augusta Christian. An ability to get to the rim and nice range on his jumper makes Williams a high-scoring guard with a lot of mid-major interest. He will be expected to take the reigns of the Musketeers offense and lead them into the state playoffs after missing out a year ago.

Jacara Cross’ move from Cedar Grove to Lithonia makes the Bulldogs one of the top dogs in AAAA.  Couple him with Tyleen Patterson, Rodney Chatman and Tyheem Freeman and you have a dynamic team that already is coming off a 27-win season.

Alex Jones graded out as one of the best freshmen in the state last year and was named AAAAAA Freshman of the Year by HoopSeen. He helped lead Alpharetta to a 25-6 record and 18-0 Region 6 record. The floor general averaged a double-double in points and assists and was a lock down defender on the perimeter. Jones will fill in for Tre Hansbrough, who signed to play at Tennessee Tech after averaging 23 points per game his senior season at Buford.

Kris Gardner will bring stability to the Westover backcourt this season after transferring from 6A Lee County. In his freshman season Gardner was named All-Region 1AAAAAA First Team. Now at the AAAA level, Gardner brings strong ball handling and decision making to a Westover team that was bounced in the first round of the state playoffs last year.

Griffin (20-8 in 2014) has suffered a big loss in its hope to reach the AAAA playoffs for the second straight season. The Potter’s House, FL has struck again and plucked another fine young talent out of the state of Georgia in rising sophomore Corderius Hastings. The talented guard averaged 15.1 points per game along with 4.8 assists and 3.9 steals. The shifty guard can bang home the three and get to the rack on offense while supplying sticky defense to ball handlers. He joins Ric’Quail Smoot, a 6-foot-8 Butler transfer, in Florida. Smoot is a bruiser inside that finishes well around the rim. He averaged nearly a double-double last season and has improved his jump shot, showing a feathery touch around the baseline. The Potter’s House was 13-10 last year while playing a national schedule as a part of the Sunshine Independent league.

A pair of guards should improve backcourts in AAA. Lamont Smith joins super sophomore Drue Drinnon for East Jackson while Zion Williams replaces Jenkins graduate Eric Johnson, who hit the game winner to lift the Warriors to a state championship last season with just seconds left. Williams averaged 10.3 points and 6.8 assists as a sophomore.

In a turn of events, Travis Anderson has landed at East Jackson after originally going to Grayson after a successful season at Holy Innocents’ which led to the playmaking guard being named by HoopSeen as the Class AA Freshman of the Year. Anderson proved he could score and pass at a high-rate and was tabbed to make Grayson a contender in Region 8-AAAAAA with Austin Dukes and Alphonso Willis. Instead, after playing with Grayson this year in the HoopSeen Fall League, today (10/5/15) Shun Williams of OnTheRadarHoops broke the news that the talented guard will be teaming up with Drue Drinnon and Buford transfer Lamont Smith in the Eagles’ backcourt. The addition automatically makes East Jackson a player to make a deep run in state if the front court can be productive as well.

Dawson County landed a huge player with big time upside in Gabe Bryant. The 6-foot-8 big man comes from South Carolina and will make an immediate impact with the Tigers, who won just 7 games last season (7-19). Bryant protects the paint with ease and can rebound outside of his zone. His offense has continued to improve and he will enter Dawsonville as the Tigers’ go-to guy on day one.

The dynamic Nick Hargrove Jr. will be given the keys to the car to try and drive Southwest High School to its first winning record since 2009-10. While at Bible Baptist Christian in Hampton, Georgia, Hargrove Jr. did everything. The 6-foot junior averaged 30.6 points per game, 9.8 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 6.1 steals. Hargrove cracked 40 points three times and will now bring his free-scoring mentality to the GHSA ranks. He definitely is a player to keep an eye on and may quickly become a fan favorite in Middle Georgia.

Isaiah Kelly provides Pace head coach Demetrius Smith with an embarrassment of riches inside. Kelly will join top nationally ranked big man Wendell Carter Jr. and will likely give the Knights a say when it comes to the state championship. As a freshman, he averaged 16.2 points and 10.5 rebounds.

Class AA Thomasville landed a key piece to add with Jordan Willis and the 22-9 Bulldogs who fell to eventual state runner-up Crawford County 80-65 in the quarterfinals after being tied 47-47 heading into the final frame. Alex Perry is a long, versatile forward who can stretch the floor and score inside. Perry averaged over 17 points and 10 rebounds last season as a junior at Maclay High School in Tallahassee, FL. He joins Willis, a strong point guard that averaged more than 14 points per game last year.

Dual sport star Anthony Showell averaged 16.6 points per game for Duluth last season and suits up alongside 5-star guard Kobi Simmons.

Aquinas suffered a major loss with the transfer of SanAntonio Brinson. The long senior has the ability to play 1-4 and has a unique skill set that can blend into any system. At first there were rumblings he would head to Thomson, but instead he landed at 22ft Academy in South Carolina. Now, as of 9-21-2015, SanAntonio went to Twitter to announce that he is indeed heading to Thomson for good after spending time with the 22ft program this offseason. Brinson is an interesting prospect who should see a major bump in his recruitment now that he is playing on a bigger stage with more exposure. He has improved his range and handle and is coming off an All-State Honorable Mention campaign in 2014. Thomson is coming off an 8-21 record and will turn the keys over to Brinson to get the Bulldogs back into the postseason. In 2013-14, Thomson lost in the second round of the state playoffs and finished 19-5.

Top Five Performances from Macon

The March to Macon concluded this past weekend but left us with some memorable performances. Here is how I would rank the top five individual efforts from championship weekend.

BOYS

  1. Jordan Harris – Seminole County – 41 points, 11 rebounds, 4 assists, 6 steals

This was an easy one. The junior who has committed to play college ball at UGA was electrifying. Harris soared above all others for thunderous dunks and spectacular rebounds. He didn’t just dominate the game with his athleticism like most top high schoolers do, he also showed that he has a lethal jumper. Harris splashed in four 3-pointers to help the Indians bring home their first state title since 1998 over Crawford County and its raucous fan base, 76-71.

  1. Derek Ogbeide – Pebblebrook – 14 points, 22 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 blocks

Another player heading to UGA stole the show in his respective game. Though the Falcons lost on a controversial call on which Ogbeide was whistled on, the big man thoroughly dominated the interior. Wheeler had no answer inside as Ogbeide cleaned up the boards and did not allow anything easy inside for the Wildcats. The big fella got the majority of his points off putbacks. Imagine if the Falcons fed him the ball in the post.

  1. Kobi Simmons – St. Francis – 27 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists

Simmons showed why he is ranked a five-star prospect heading into his senior season. The junior flew in for dunks and slashed into the lane and made life nightmarish for the Greenforest Eagles. Simmons lived at the line and connected, going 13-15. The Knights captured their second straight state title in convincing fashion, 96-81.

  1. Malik Beasley – St. Francis – 23 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists

It’s tough to beat a team when they have two of the best players in the state. The Florida State-signee teamed up with Simmons and Xavier-signee Kaiser Gates to pour in 73 points combined. As Kobi Simmons did, Beasley lived at the line going 13-14. He nearly brought the house down as he just missed a dunk over 7-foot-1 Ikey Obiagu.

  1. Montae Glenn – Carrollton – 22 points, 11 rebounds, 8-12 FG

The final spot is a tough one, but I have to give it to the old school back-to-the-basket big man Montae Glenn. True big men are a dying breed as the majority of young players would rather fly through the air or drain threes. The Georgia Souther-signee displayed great footwork in the low post as he punished the smaller Jonesboro Cardinals. He showed he could score with either hand, and also showed that he can rock the old school goggles. The Trojans fell 55-50, but Glenn did all he could to keep them in the game.

GIRLS

  1. Aliyah Collier – Laney – 24 points, 19 rebounds, 8 assists, 7 steals, 4 blocks

A no-brainer here as Collier absolutely dominated in every facet of the game. Laney won its first ever state title while Collier slashed through the lane and picked up 20 free throw attempts of which she cashed in 16. The Wildcats defeated Beach 70-55.  No Bulldog was able to match Collier’s activeness as she impacted the game on both sides of the ball.

  1. Te’a Cooper – McEachern – 26 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists

The Tennessee-signee helped McEachern capture its second straight state title in overtime, 58-51. Cooper’s big game put a nice bow and ribbon on her successful high school career. She made play after play with the ball in her hands and made some sweet passes along with dazzle defenders with her ball handling skills.

  1. Mylashia Yancey – Turner County – 28 points, 16 rebounds, 2 steals

Yancey kicked off championship weekend with a stellar performance in a loss to undefeated Taylor County. She kept the Lady Rebels in the game and helped lead a furious comeback to make things interesting in the second half. Yancey was trouble for the Vikings once she got into the lane, and attacked the rim to get Taylor County players in foul trouble. She also showed off a nice mid-range game in her all around strong performance.

  1. Maya Dodson – St. Francis – 15 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists

The sophomore had the biggest sequence all weekend to give her team a state crown. As Southwest Atlanta Christian was holding for a last shot, Dodson jumped in front of an errant pass for a steal. She dished it ahead to a teammate who lost the ball right before she could attempt a layup, but Dodson was there to clean up the loose ball and laid it in at the buzzer to stun SACA. Dodson’s length caused problems for the Warriors as she had the ability to guard multiple positions and also used her height to battle inside and score tough baskets.

  1. Jacqueline Anderson – Beach – 22 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 steals

Anderson proved she was a bulldog of a guard in the Bulldogs’ loss to Laney. She came in averaging over 15 points per game and did not disappoint. Anderson handled the ball smoothly and cashed in four 3-pointers. The Wildcats had to cool down Anderson and teammate Ilyn Spann in order to win state for legendary head coach Otis Smart.