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GWINNETT COUNTY SCHOOLS• ARCHER ........................................6• BERKMAR ......................................7• BROOKWOOD..................................8• BUFORD ........................................9• CENTRAL GWINNETT ....................10• COLLINS HILL ................................11• DACULA ......................................12• DULUTH ........................................13• GREATER ATLANTA CHRISTIAN ....14• GRAYSON ......................................15• HEBRON CHRISTIAN ....................18• LANIER..........................................19• MEADOWCREEK ..........................20

• MILL CREEK ................................21• MOUNTAIN VIEW ..........................22• NORCROSS ..................................23• NORTH GWINNETT ......................24• PARKVIEW . ..................................25• PEACHTREE RIDGE ......................26• PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN ..............27• SHILOH ........................................28• SOUTH GWINNETT ........................29• WESLEYAN ....................................30ALSO• EQUALLY TALENTED ........................4• NBA PEDIGREES ..........................16• BIG TOURNAMENT ADDED............16

BOYSFirst Team

■ Malcolm Brogdon, GAC, Sr., 6-4Virginia signee averaged 20.6 points, 6.9rebounds and 3.5 assists in leading theSpartans to the Class AA state title lastseason.■ Saah Nimley, Collins Hill, Sr., 5-8Charleston Southern recruit led the coun-ty in scoring with 22.7 points per gamelast season and also averaged 5.2assists.■ E.Victor Nickerson, Norcross, Sr., 6-6Charlotte signee averaged 9.3 points pergame last season on a team that had a24-game winning streak.■ Josiah Moore, Norcross, Sr., 6-5Nebraska signee was the Blue Devils’defensive stopper on a 27-3 team lastseason and averaged nine points and sixrebounds per game.■ Thomas Higginbotham, Brookwood,Sr., 5-10The four-year starter led the Broncos inpoints (12.2), rebounds (6.3), assists(5.0) and steals (1.5) last season.

Second TeamBrandon Hayman, Mill Creek, Sr., 6-3Two-sport standout averaged 12 pointsand 4.1 assists last season and is head-ed to Samford.Alonzo Nelson-Ododa, Norcross, Sr., 6-8Richmond signee averaged 14 points,eight rebounds and three blocks atWinder-Barrow last season.Andrew Frerking, Wesleyan, Sr., 6-4Deadly 3-point shooter averaged 17.3points per game last season for Class Astate champs and had 26 points in thetitle game.Paul Dawson, GAC, Sr., 5-10Averaged 9.9 points and team-best 4.2assists as the Spartans won the Class AAstate title.Chris Bolden, Norcross, Jr., 6-2Committed to Miami after averaging 9.5points in 16 minutes per game as theBlue Devils’ sixth man last season.

GIRLSFirst Team

■ Andraya Carter, Buford, Jr., 5-8 Averaged 17.6 points, 6.5 rebounds, 5.2and 2.8 steals for Class AA state cham-pionship team and has committed toTennessee.■ Diamond DeShields, Norcross, Soph., 6-1Helped lead the Blue Devils to the ClassAAAAA state title by averaging 17.6points and eight rebounds as a freshman.■ Kaela Davis, Buford, Soph., 6-2Averaged 13.8 points and five reboundsat Norcross as a freshman and has com-mitted to play at Tennessee.■ Lexie Brown, North Gwinnett, Soph., 5-9Averaged 14.1 points in leading Dr.Phillips of Orlando to the Florida ClassAAAAAA Final Four last season.■ Shannon Cranshaw, GAC, Soph., 5-8Averaged 19 points last season forFather Lopez in Ormond Beach, Fla., asa freshman and has already committedto Georgia.

Second TeamHolli Wilkins, Wesleyan, Jr., 6-0Leading scorer (13.4) and rebounder(6.5) on balanced Wesleyan team thatwon its third straight state title last season.Katie Mallow, Brookwood, Sr., 5-9Second in the county in scoring last yearat 18.8 per game and will play atAppalachian State.De’Arica Hamby, Norcross, Sr., 6-3Wake Forest signee was a standout atMarietta before transferring to Norcrossthis season.Katie Carroll, Parkview, Sr., 5-9Four-year starter averaged 13 points lastseason on a team that was unbeatenuntil the state tournament and will play atBelmont.Kristina Nelson, GAC, Soph., 6-3A force inside on team that reachedClass AA Final Four, averaging 10.7points and 6.2 rebounds as a freshman.

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BY GUY CURTRIGHTStaff Correspondent

There’s no gender gap inGwinnett County highschool basketball.

Both the girls and the boysreign.

Schools from the countyhave won 28 girls state titlesand 18 boys state champi-onships, with 29 Georgia HighSchool Association crownscoming in the past 11 years.

Girls teams have taken 20 ofthose recent championships,including three last season. Theboys captured two titles lastMarch, giving Gwinnett a stag-gering five of the six statechampionships in which countyschools were eligible.

Wesleyan won both boys andgirls titles in Class A, becomingthe first school to sweep titlestwice. The Wolves also wonboth in 2008 while in Class AA.

Actually, Gwinnett may havejust missed two schools sweepchampionships. Norcross wonthe Class AAAAA girls cham-pionship and the boys weredeprived of getting a chance tomatch it because of a contro-versial ending to their quarterfi-nal game against eventual ClassAAAAA boys winner Milton.

Needless to say, the bar hasbeen set very high.

Nowhere higher than at Wes-leyan, a private school locatedacross Spalding Drive fromNorcross in the Peachtree Cor-ners area of west Gwinnett.

Coach Jan Azar’s girls teamshave won three straight statechampionships and seven innine years. The boys team,coached by Skip Matherly, hastwo titles in three years.

“Success breeds success,”said Azar, who is also assistantathletics director. “We’re not incompetition. I think we feed offeach other.”

Wesleyan certainly isn’t inthe spotlight by itself. Gwinnetthas had numerous runs ofexcellence in recent years.

Collins Hill won five girlstitles in seven years, capped bythree straight championships incurrent Connecticut All-Ameri-ca Maya Moore’s final seasonsand a No. 1 national ranking in2007.

Angie Hembree coached theCollins Hill girls to their firstthree titles, then led the Nor-cross girls to their champi-onship last season.

The Norcross boys won threeconsecutive Class AAAAAtitles from 2006 to 2008. TheWesleyan girls are going for afourth straight championshipsthis season, while the Bufordgirls are trying for three in arow in Class AA.

The recent run of success ascoincided with Gwinnett Coun-ty’s rapid growth. But basket-ball is part of Gwinnett’s ruralroots.

The first high school in thecounty to win a state footballtitle was Buford in 1978. Bythen, Gwinnett had alreadyclaimed 13 boys and girls statebasketball titles.

Greater Atlanta Christiandominated small school compe-tition in the 1970s and early1980s, winning five girls cham-pionships and three boys titles.With 12 total championships inbasketball, the Spartans leadthe county.

GAC won the Class AA boystitle last season and the girls,who have won three state titlesin the past decade, made theFinal Four.

Eddie Martin, a CentralGwinnett standout in the early1970s, coached Norcross to itsthree straight titles before win-ning another in his second sea-son as GAC coach. He’s seenfirst-hand the growth in thecounty and its phenomenalrecent success in basketball.

“Basketball has always beenstrong as far back as I canremember,” Martin said.“Schools were small back thenand maybe that worked againstfootball. Basketball doesn’ttake as many players.

“When the county started togrow, there was a lull there forawhile. But with the unbeliev-able growth the last decade orso there has been a phenomenalrun of success in basketball. It’samazing really.”

Schools now have multiple

gyms, giving the boys and girlsplenty of practice times. Thereis no rivalry, just mutualrespect.

“We’re in this together,”Martin said. “You want bothteams do to well. It sets thetone.”

No area of metro Atlanta hascome close to matching Gwin-nett in basketball during thepast decade and the run doesn’tappear anywhere close to stop-ping.

Maybe someday the countywill go 6-for-6, sweeping ClassAAAAA, AA and A. That mayseem impossible, but don’t betagainst it. Who would havebelieved what Gwinnett hasalready accomplished?

Gender equity in excellenceGwinnett’s boys, girls teams equally dominant at state level

File PhotoGreater Atlanta Christian’s Julian Horton, from left, Trent Wiedeman, Andrew Lewis andElliott Long celebrate with the Class AA state championship trophy after beatingThomasville 77-65 last season.

Teams from GwinnettCounty won five basketballchampionships last seasonand 29 in the past 11 years,raising the county’s total to46 all time.

Girls (28)2010: Norcross, Buford, Wes-leyan; 2009: Buford, Wes-leyan; 2008: Wesleyan; 2007:Collins Hill, GAC; 2006:Collins Hill, Wesleyan; 2005:Collins Hill, Wesleyan; 2004:Wesleyan; 2003: Parkview;2002: Collins Hill, GAC, Wes-leyan; 2001: Central Gwinnett,Collins Hill, GAC; 1995: SouthGwinnett; 1983: GAC; 1982:GAC; 1975: GAC; 1974: GAC;1972: GAC; 1954: Dacula;1946: Bethesda.

Boys (18)2010: GAC, Wesleyan; 2008:Norcross, Wesleyan; 2007:Norcross; 2006: Norcross;2004: South Gwinnett; 2001:Berkmar; 2000: Berkmar;1979: Dacula; 1977: GAC;1972: GAC; 1971: GAC; 1962:Central Gwinnett; 1945: Dacu-la; 1938: Dacula; 1932: Decu-la; 1935: Grayson.

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TIGERSBOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Tim Watkins ■ 2009-10 record:9-17■ Returning regulars:Dinesh Brown, Sr., 6-0Bryan Hamlet, Soph., 5-9Randall Smith, Soph., 5-9Nafis Floyd, Soph, 6-0Khari Stevens, Jr., 5-11■ Other players towatch:Telvin Gabriel, Jr., 6-4Jermaine Morris, Jr., 6-2Chris Donaldson, Sr., 6-1Jordan Wyton, Jr., 6-9■ Outlook: Archerreturns all five startersfrom a first-year teamthat competed in 8-AAA last season andlost 52-49 in overtimeto Jackson County in

the region tournament.Dinesh Brown led theteam in scoring andrebounding a year ago,averaging 13.3 pointsand 7.0 rebounds.Bryan Hamlett scored11 points per gameand Randall Smith ledthe way by averaging5.1 assists.■ Worth noting: TheTigers move up toRegion 8-AAAAA,where Tim Watkins hadso much success atParkview before takingover as athletics direc-tor and coach atArcher. The Tigersplay the same aggres-sive, up-tempo style ofbasketball as Watkinsemployed with the Pan-thers. Joining Watkins’staff this season is vet-eran former NorthGwinnett coach LenGarner.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Ryan Lesniak ■ 2009-10 record: 4-22■ Returning regulars:Danicka Brown, Jr., 5-7Sammy Healy, Sr., 5-6 (pictured)Marissa Jordan, Soph., 5-9Kotori Spillers, Sr., 5-6■ Other players to watch:Alesha Mann, Fr., 5-8Morgan Jackson, Soph., 5-11Kayla Rogers, Fr., 5-6 ■ Outlook: Archer returns four startersand gets a boost from a talented fresh-man class, but the second-year schoolhas the challenge of moving up fromClass AAA to Region 8-AAAAA. Archerreturns two of its three top scorers inseniors Sammy Healy and KotoriSpillers. Track standout Danicka Brownpaced the team in steals. Marissa Jor-dan started 24 games as a freshman.■ Worth noting: Freshman AleshaMann, who hit .400 as the startingshortstop on the softball team, heads astrong group of new players along withfreshman Kayla Rogers.The Tigers

hope increased depth will lead to suc-cess in close games. Morgan Jackson,Kathryn Berry and Jenna Graham helpbolster the front line, each 5-foot-10 ortaller.Twins Cythia and Sylvia Onwuanabring experience off the bench.

SCHEDULENov. 20, 22............at North

Forsyth tourney

Nov. 30 ....................Lanier

Dec. 3 ....................Dacula

Dec. 4 ......................Shiloh

Dec. 7 ..............at Parkview

Dec. 10 ........at S. Gwinnett

Dec. 13 ............Brookwood

Dec. 17 ................at Lanier

Dec. 18..............Apalachee

Dec. 28-30 ......................at

E. Jackson tourney

Jan. 4 ..........at C. Gwinnett

Jan. 7 ..............at Berkmar

Jan. 8 ....at Mountain View

Jan. 11 ................Grayson

Jan. 14................at Dacula

Jan. 18 ................at Shiloh

Jan. 21 ................Parkview

Jan. 25 ............S. Gwinnett

Jan. 28 ........at Brookwood

Feb. 1 ..............C. Gwinnett

Feb. 4 ..................Berkmar

Feb. 11 ............at Grayson

10 Brittany Gary ................G Soph.12 Danicka Brown ............G ......Jr.20 Kayla Rogers................G ......Fr.21 Sammy Healy ..............G ......Sr.22 Jeniffer Abdullah ..........G ......Jr.23 Kotori Spillers ..............G ......Sr.24 Cythia Onwuana ..........G ......Sr.

25 Sylvia Onwuana............G ......Sr.30 Kaya Brooks ................G ......Sr.32 Marissa Jordan ............F..Soph.33 Morgan Jackson ..........F..Soph.34 Alesha Mann ................G ......Fr.40 Kathryn Berry ..............F ......Fr.42 Jenna Graham..............F ......Fr.44 Kryslynn Davidson ......F ......Sr.

NO. NAME POS. CLASS NO. NAME POS. CLASS NO. NAME POS. CLASSNO. NAME POS. CLASS

3 Randall Smith ................G Soph.4 Khari Stevens ................G ......Jr.5 Nafis Floyd ....................F..Soph.12 Bryan Hamlet................G Soph.14 Kelvin Nwanze..............F..Soph.21 Derek Lee ....................G ......Jr.

22 Dinesh Brown ..............F ......Sr.23 Chris Donaldson ..........G ......Sr.25 Telvin Gabriel................F ......Jr.32 Jermaine Morris............F ......Jr. 41 Jordan Wyton ..............C ......Jr.42 Antonio Riles ................F..Soph.


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PATRIOTSBOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach:Greg Phillips ■ 2009-10 record:8-21■ Returning regulars:Yonel Brown, Jr., 5-9Brandon Thompson,Jr., 6-1Ivan Harden, Sr., 6-0Ben Wibonele, Jr. 5-10■ Other players towatch:Devan Campbell, Sr., 6-3Tyler Rogers, Jr., 6-5Tim Rowe, Fr., 6-8C.J. Foster, Soph., 6-1Zack Weiner, Jr., 6-1■ Outlook: With littleexperience or size,Berkmar started 1-15last season beforeturning things aroundunder first-year coachGreg Phillips and

making the state tour-nament thanks to anupset of South Gwin-nett in the region tour-ney. All except onestarter returns and thePatriots will no longerbe at such a disad-vantage inside withthe improvement of 6-foot-3 Devan Camp-bell and the additionsof 6-foot-5 TylerRogers and 6-foot-8freshman Tim Rowe.■ Worth noting:Leading scorers YonelBrown (14.7 ppg) andBrandon Thompson(14.5 ppg) return, butthe juniors won’t haveto shoulder as muchof the scoring loadthis season with Berk-mar’s improved depthand more options onoffense. The Patriotsare an up-and-comingprogram with just acouple of seniors.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Todd McCutcheon ■ 2009-10 record: 10-19■ Returning regulars:Ka’Vonne Towns, Sr., 5-10Teanna Robinson, Sr., 6-4 (pictured)Kenisha Watkins, Sr., 5-7Shamicka Martin, Sr., 5-9Jazmine Green, Jr., 5-10 ■ Other players to watch:Victoria Faulkner, Sr., 5-9Samantha Aquino, Sr., 5-6■ Outlook: Todd McCutcheon takesover for his wife, Julie, and inherits aveteran team with all five startersreturning. Leading a strong seniorclass are Ka’Vonne Towns, in herfourth varsity season, and 6-foot-4Teanna Robinson. Towns will play incollege at Chattanooga and Robinsonat Mercer.■ Worth noting: The Patriots madethe state tournament for the fourthstraight year last season despite a los-ing record during a very streaky sea-son. Inexperience was a problem ayear ago, with Towns the only return-ing regular and just two seniors on the

team. But that certainly won’t be thecase this time. Now a lack of depth isthe only concern.

SCHEDULENov. 19 ..Sprayberry (girls)Nov. 20, 23, 24, 27 ..........at

Jefferson tourney (boys)Nov. 22-24 ......at Lowndes

tourney (girls)Dec. 3 ..................at ShilohDec. 4 ..........at BrookwoodDec. 7....at South GwinnettDec. 10 ............C. GwinnettDec. 11 ........MeadowcreekDec. 13 ................ParkviewDec. 17at Sprayberry (girls)Dec. 18..............S. Cobb at

Cobb Civic Center (boys)Dec. 18, 20, 22................at Houston Co. tourney (girls)

Dec. 27-30 ......at Panama City tourney (boys)

Jan. 7 ......................ArcherJan. 8 ..................GraysonJan. 11....................DaculaJan. 14 ....................ShilohJan. 18 ............BrookwoodJan. 21 ............S. GwinnettJan. 25 ........at C. GwinnettJan. 28 ............at ParkviewFeb. 4 ..................at ArcherFeb. 8 ..............at GraysonFeb. 11 ..............at Dacula

2 Samanath Aquino ..........G ......Sr.3 Daijah Cooke..................G Soph.4 Venus Thurman ..............F ......Jr.5 Nina Williams..................G Soph.11 Ka’Vonne Towns ..........G ......Sr. 12 Shamicka Martin ..........G ......Sr.

15 Rachel Johnson............G ......Fr.21 Jazmine Green ............F ......Jr.22 Amy Adame..................G Soph.23 Victoria Faulkner ..........F ......Sr. 24 Kenisha Watkins ..........G ......Sr. 45 Teanna Robinson..........C ......Sr.


1 C.J. Foster ......................G Soph.3 Ivan Harden....................G ......Sr.4 Yonel Brown....................PG ....Jr.5 Ben Wibonele ................G ......Jr.10 Bradley Holmes............G ......Fr.11 Zack Weiner ................G ......Jr.

15 Brandon Thompson......G ......Jr.21 DaRon Scott ................F ......Jr.24 Onik Obu ......................F ......Jr.33 Devan Campbell ..........F ......Sr.40 Tyler Rogers ................C ......Jr.42 Tim Rowe......................C ......Fr.



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BRONCOSBOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Daniel Bowles ■ 2009-10 record: 9-17■ Returning regulars:Thomas Higginbotham, Sr., 5-11Malcolm Hannah, Soph., 5-8■ Other players to watch:Michael Gouge, Jr., 6-3Thomas Gray, Sr., 6-5Terence Higginbotham, Soph., 5-10Chad Porterfield, Sr., 6-7Isaiah Williams, Soph., 5-11■ Outlook: Thomas Higginbotham, a four-yearstarter, led the Broncos in points (12.2), rebounds(6.3), assists (5.0) and steals (1.5) a year ago andwill again be the team’s driving force. He is theteam’s all-time assist leader and should reach1,000 career points this season. The only otherreturning regular is Malcolm Hannah, who movedinto the starting lineup at guard with Higginbothamas a freshman and averaged 6.7 points.■ Worth noting: Brookwood is young with eightsophomores, but has nine varsity players back. DanielBowles returned to his alma mater after coaching atSouth Cobb and hopes to make strides in his secondseason. The team has a challenging non-regionschedule, including its annual Deep South Classic.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Scott Terry ■ 2009-10 record: 21-8■ Returning regulars:Autumn Adams, Sr., 5-11Jazmine Jackson, Sr., 5-5Katie Mallow, Sr., 5-9Rebecca Walker, Soph., 6-2 (pictured)■ Other players to watch:Courtney Gardner, Soph., 5-11Christina Paul, Sr., 5-2■ Outlook: Four regulars return,including four-year starters KatieMallow and Autumn Adams. Mallow,an Appalachian State signee, wassecond in the county in scoring lastseason with an average of 18.8.Jazmine Jackson, who is going toAuburn-Montgomery, averaged 13.2points and 3.2 assists. Adams andRebecca Walker led the team inrebounding a year ago, each aver-aging seven per game.■ Worth noting: Brookwood,Region 8-AAAAA runner-up toParkview, made the state tourna-ment for the fifth time in six years,

losing to Etowah in the first round.The Broncos will try to unseatParkview this season and have theexperience to make a longer stay inthe state tournament. The team hasa tough non-region schedule, withgames against Marietta and SWDeKalb in addition to playing in itsDeep South Classic.

SCHEDULENov. 22............South CobbNov. 23 ............Greenbrier

(boys), Marietta (girls)Nov. 30 ..............Kennesaw

MountainDec. 3 ..........at C. GwinnettDec. 4 ..................BerkmarDec. 7 ..................GraysonDec. 10 ..................DaculaDec. 13 ................at ArcherDec. 17 ..............Mill CreekDec. 28-30 ......Deep South

ClassicJan. 1 at Centennial (boys)Jan. 4 ......................ShilohJan. 8 ..............at ParkviewJan. 11 ............S. GwinnettJan. 14 ............C. GwinnettJan. 15 ..........at Kennesaw

MountainJan. 18 ............at BerkmarJan. 21 ............at GraysonJan. 22 ............SW DeKalb

at Starr’s Mill (girls)Jan. 25................at DaculaJan. 28 ....................ArcherFeb. 1 ..................at ShilohFeb. 8 ..................ParkviewFeb. 11 ........at S. Gwinnett

3 Christina Paul ................PG ....Sr.10 Mariah Mitchell ............F ......Jr.11 Jazmine Jackson..........F ......Sr.12 Autumn Adams ............C ......Sr.15 Nicole Plaisted ............F ......Jr.20 Savannah Leggett ........F ......Sr.

21 Rachel Hellwig ............F ......Jr.23 Rebecca Walker ..........C Soph.24 Courtney Gardner ........F..Soph.30 Sontice Butler ..............C ......Jr.31 Colin Fite ......................C ......Jr.32 Alliah Jackson ..............PG ....Jr.33 Katie Mallow ................F ......Sr.


1 Thomas Higginbotham ..G ......Sr.2 Malcolm Hannah ............G Soph.3 Chad Porterfield ............F ......Sr.4 Terence Higginbotham ..G Soph.5 Alex Bramwell ................G ......Jr.11 Taylor Walker ................G ......Sr.12 Chris Kinsey ................F..Soph.

15 Cameron Lewis ............F..Soph.21 Thomas Gray................F ......Sr.22 Austin Lewis ................G Soph.23 Jamaal Cole ................G Soph.24 Michael Gouge ............F ......Jr.32 Alex Drag ....................F..Soph.33 Adam Ledford ..............F..Soph.



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WOLVESGIRLS

■ Region: 6-AA■ Coach: Gene Durden ■ 2009-10 record: 29-4■ Returning regulars:Andraya Carter, Jr., 5-8 (pictured)MacKenzie Darrah, Soph., 6-3Sheresse Williams, Sr., 5-10■ Other players to watch:Kaela Davis, Soph., 6-2Maya Dillard, Soph., 5-5Constance Harrison, Sr., 5-7Joyclyn Kinsey, Sr., 5-5■ Outlook: With the transfer of KaelaDavis from Class AAAAA championNorcross, the Wolves are heavyfavorites to win a third straight ClassAA title. Davis and Andraya Carter,two of the top underclassmen in thestate, have already committed to Ten-nessee. Carter averaged 17.6 pointsand 5.2 steals for the Wolves lastseason, while Davis scored 13.8points per game for Norcross.■ Worth noting: Gene Durden is125-35 in five seasons at Buford aftercompiling a 333-88 coaching recordin 14 years at Dade County. Over the

past three seasons, the Wolves are86-12, including a 32-1 record by the2009 state champs.

BOYS

■ Region: 6-AA■ Coach: Allen Whitehart■ 2009-10 record:9-16■ Returning regulars:T.J. Shipes, Jr., 6-6Jake Burnette, Sr., 6-4 Zac Lynn, Sr., 5-11Jamal English, Sr., 5-8Kyle Kellem, Jr., 5-10 ■ Other players towatch:Alex Flagler, Sr., 5-10Nick Mitchell, Sr., 6-2 Payton Wehunt, Jr., 6-0■ Outlook: AllenWhitehart takes overand hopes to build theWolves back into astate contender. Bufordmade two Final Fourtrips under Milt Travisand was state runner-up once, but had a los-ing record the pastthree seasons. The

Wolves return six oftheir top players fromlast season and addtwo transfers fromNorthview — Alex Fla-gler and Nick Mitchell.The key returnee forthe Wolves is T.J.Shipes. The 6-foot-6junior led Buford inscoring (13.8) andrebounding (9.5) lastseason.■ Worth noting:Whitehart was 97-25 infour seasons as Cen-tennial coach and tookthe Knights to theClass AAAAA titlegame in 2007, losingby a point to Norcross.Buford is a much small-er school, but it won’tbe easy competing inrugged Region 6-AA,which includes defend-ing state champ GACand powerful SouthAtlanta.

SCHEDULENov. 20 ....Meadowcreek at

KSU (boys)Nov. 27 ..........Hattiesburg,

Miss., in Mobile (girls)Nov. 30............at RiversideDec. 4 ....Maynard JacksonDec. 7 ............at S. AtlantaDec. 11 ..................TherrellDec. 13 ..............ClarkstonDec. 17 ....Columbia (girls)Dec. 27-29 ..at McDonald’s Invitational (boys), at Peach

State tourney (girls)Dec. 31....Huntsville Lee at

Centennial (boys)Jan. 4 ............Madison Co.Jan. 7 ................at DecaturJan. 8 ........................GACJan. 11 ............Cross KeysJan. 15 ..................Oak Hill

at Wesleyan (girls)Jan. 18 ............at AvondaleJan. 21 ......at WestminsterJan. 22 ................at LovettJan. 25........Blessed TrinityJan. 28............at ClarkstonJan. 29 ..............WesleyanFeb. 1 ....................DecaturFeb. 4 ..........at Cross KeysFeb. 8 ....................at GACFeb. 12 ................Avondale

00 Dillon Lee ....................F ......Jr.1 Eric Barr ........................G ......Sr.2 Alex Flagler ..................G ......Sr.3 Coby Durden ..................F..Soph.4 Jamal English ................G ......Sr.5 Alton Grose ....................G ......Jr.11 Kyle Kellam ..................G ......Jr.

12 Zac Lynn ......................G ......Sr.13 Shaq Gates ..................G ......Sr. 20 Payton Wehunt ............G ......Jr.21 Jake Burnette ..............F ......Sr. 24 T.J. Shipes ....................F ......Jr.32 Chip Snellings ..............F ......Jr.44 Nick Mitchell ................F ......Sr.

NO. NAME POS. CLASS NO. NAME POS. CLASSNO. NAME POS. CLASSNO. NAME POS. CLASS

1 Maya Dillard ..................G Soph.2 Joyclyn Kinsey ..............G ......Sr.3 Kaela Davis ....................G Soph.4 Andraya Carter ..............G ......Jr.10 Maggie Walsh ..............G Soph.11 Hannah Manley ............G Soph.12 Karly Fullem..................F ......Sr.

14 MacKenzie Darrah ......F..Soph.22 Kat Tatum ....................C Soph.23 Sheresse Williams ........C ......Sr.34 Constance Harrison ....F ......Sr.44 Shareka Peeples ..........C ......Sr.50 JaQwannia Brown ........F ......Jr.



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BLACK KNIGHTSBOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: David Allen ■ 2009-10 record: 29-3 ■ Returning regulars:None■ Players to watch:Jerry Coleman, Sr., 6-1 (pictured)Simeon Dennis, Jr., 6-2K-Ci Maultsby, Jr., 6-2Ozzie Exume, Sr., 6-3Francis Kallon, Jr., 6-5Brian Egejuru, Soph., 5-11Slim Delbridge, Soph., 6-4E-Man Westmoreland, Soph., 5-11Darius Joell, Soph. 6-0■ Outlook: No one is counting the BlackKnights out despite the loss of all fivestarters from last season’s team thatreached the Class AAAAA Final Fourbefore losing in overtime to Westlake. Fourstarters, led by guard Brian Williams, grad-uated and Jordan Adams, a sophomorestandout a year ago, transferred to Oak HillAcademy. Williams averaged 15.9 pointsand 4.2 assists last season, while Adamscontributed 18.8 points and 8.6 rebounds.■ Worth noting: Jerry Coleman was a key

sixth man for coach David Allen last year,doing yeoman’s work inside despite beingjust 6-foot-1. He had 10 points and a team-best nine rebounds in the state semifinalgame.Three other players who saw varsityaction a year ago return and the team hasa talented group of sophomores, includingfootball quarterback Eman Westmoreland.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: JasonAdams ■ 2009-10 record:11-14■ Returning regulars:Bri Hampton. Sr., 5-7ShanTaja Latimore,Jr., 5-10Nia Hardy, Jr., 5-9 ■ Other players towatch:Caryn Ivey, Jr., 5-6 Lexus Travis, Soph., 5-11 Tyra Woods, Fr., 6-0Jackie Finnegan,Soph., 5-7■ Outlook: TheBlack Knights havejust one senior, butreturn five playerswho started at timeslast season and adda promising fresh-man. Lone senior Bri

Hampton, whomissed most of thefinal part of last sea-son because of asevere ankle injury,is a deadly outsideshooter. ShanTajaLatimore is a domi-nant shot blockerand averaged aboutseven reboundswhile playing 14games last season.■ Worth noting:Central missed astate tournamentberth a year ago ona last-second shotdespite injuries andhaving 11 of its 15players being sopho-mores and fresh-men. The team hassome experiencenow and freshmanTyra Woods couldmake an impactplaying inside withLatimore.

SCHEDULENov. 20 ............Centennial

at KSU (boys)Nov. 22-23 ........at Decatur

tourney (girls)Dec. 3 ..............BrookwoodDec. 4 ..................ParkviewDc. 10 ..............at BerkmarDec. 11 ......Tucker at GAC

(boys)Dec. 13 ........at S. GwinnettDec. 17 ....Peachtree RidgeDec. 27-29 ........at Oconee

tourney (girls)Dec. 28-30 ..........at Tift Co.

tourney (boys) Jan. 4 ......................ArcherJan. 7 ..................GraysonJan. 8..................at DaculaJan. 11 ....................ShilohJan. 14 ........at BrookwoodJan. 15 ..at Winder-BarrowJan. 18 ............at ParkviewJan. 22 at Peachtree RidgeJan. 25 ................BerkmarJan. 28 ............S. GwinnettFeb. 1 ..................at ArcherFeb. 4 ..............at GraysonFeb. 8......................DaculaFeb. 11 ................at Shiloh

1 Sydney Buchanan ..........G Soph.2 Lexus Travis....................F..Soph. 4 Sarah McMillan ..............G Soph. 5 Keymani Anderson ........G ......Jr.11 Devona Glover ............G ......Jr.14 Nia Hardy ....................F ......Jr.

15 Jackie Finnegan ..........G Soph. 21 ShanTaja Latimore ........F ......Jr.22 Bri Hampton ................G ......Sr.24 Caryn Ivey ....................G ......Jr.33 Tyra Woods ..................C ......Fr.


1 Justin Mouton ................G Soph.3 K-Ci Maultsby ................G ......Jr.5 Brian Egejuru..................G Soph.11 Darius Joell ..................G Soph.12 Justin Dewitt ................G ......Jr. 15 Eman Westmoreland ....G Soph.

20 Justin Martin ................F..Soph.21 Ahmed Ali ....................C ......Jr.22 Simeon Dennis ............G ......Jr.24 Slim Delbridge..............F..Soph.25 Francis Kallon ..............C ......Jr.30 Ozzie Exume ................F ......Sr.40 Jerry Coleman ..............F ......Sr.



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EAGLESBOYS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Josh Grayson ■ 2009-10 record: 19-10■ Returning regulars:Saah Nimley, Sr., 5-8 (pictured)Herdie Lawrence, Sr., 5-11Andre Allen, Jr., 5-9Jeff Glover, Sr., 6-4■ Other players to watch:J.C. Bonny, Sr., 6-0Kellen Berta, Sr., 6-3■ Outlook: The Eagles made the statetournament for the third straight yearlast season and return the dynamicguard duo of Saah Nimley and HerdieLawrence. Nimley, who is headed toCharleston Southern, led the county inscoring last season at 22.7 points pergame and also dished out 5.2 assists.Austin Peay recruit Lawrence was sec-ond on the team in scoring at 10.4.■ Worth noting: Collins Hill will againcompensate for its lack of height withplenty of speed and Nimley is capableof taking over a game with his explosivequickness. The Eagles had the misfor-

tune of drawing tall and talented Milton,the eventual champion, in the first roundof the state tournament last year.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Scott Wild■ 2009-10 record:8-17■ Returning regulars:Bria Young, Sr., 5-7Jordan Ulm, Jr., 5-6 Bre’ana Singleton,Soph., 5-4■ Outlook: TheEagles had just twoseniors a year agoand are still a teamof mainly youngerplayers as they tryto improve on theirrecord from lastseason. There arefive juniors and twosophomores on the10-person roster.Bria Young, a senior,averaged 10 pointsa game last seasonand junior Jordan

Ulm scored 9.7. Theother returning regu-lar is Bre’ana Sin-gleton, who startedlast season as afreshman.■ Worth noting:Scott Wild, who wasan assistant whenthe Eagles wonthree straight ClassAAAAA state titleswith Maya Moore,takes over as coachafter concentratingon his teachingduties the pastthree years. CollinsHill won five statetitles under AngieHembree andTracey Tipton duringa highly successfulseven-year run, butmissed the statetournament the pastthree seasons.

SCHEDULENov. 13............at Rockdale

Nov. 19....Hebron Christian

Nov. 20, 22-23 ..at Madison

Co. Tourney

Nov. 30 ..at Hart Co. (girls)

Dec. 7 ..............at Norcross

Dec. 10 ..............Mill Creek

Dec. 13 ................Norcross

Dec. 17 ............at Osborne

Dec. 21-22 ..........Piedmont

Tourney (girls)

Dec. 28-30 ..at McDonald’s

Shootout (boys)

Jan. 4 ..............N. Gwinnett

Jan. 7 ..........Meadowcreek

Jan. 11 ....................Duluth

Jan. 14 ..at Mountain View

Jan. 17 at Centennial MLK

Showcase (boys)

Jan. 18 at Peachtree Ridge

Jan. 25 ..........at Mill Creek

Jan. 28 ........at N. Gwinnett

Feb. 1 ......at Meadowcreek

Feb. 4 ..................at Duluth

Feb. 8 ........Mountain View

Feb. 11 ....Peachtree Ridge

5 Bre’ana Singleton ..........G Soph.10 Megan Kellar ..............G ......Jr.11 Alexis Weaver..............F ......Jr.12 Emily Buck ..................G ......Jr.15 Jordan Ulm ..................F ......Jr.

22 Emylee Whitten............F..Soph.23 Bria Young ..................F ......Sr.30 Bianca Thomas ..........C ......Sr.34 O’des Oraedu..............C ......Sr. 50 Adrienne Egolum ........C ......Jr.


2 Andrew Everett ..............C ......Jr.3 Saah Nimley ..................G ......Sr.4 Andre Allen ....................G ......Jr.5 J.C. Bonny......................F ......Sr.10 Conner Iverson ............G ......Jr.11 Jeff Glover ....................C ......Sr.12 Tevin Holiday ................G ......Jr.

20 David Jimenez..............G ......Jr. 22 Herdie Lawrence ..........G ......Jr.23 Devin Mitchell ..............G ......Fr.32 Ailen Idiake ..................C ......Sr.33 Kellen Berta..................C ......Sr.34 Pierre Richardson ........F ......Fr.42 John Carlos Reyes ......C ......Fr.50 Devin Monroe ..............G Soph.



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FALCONSBOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: B.J. Roy ■ 2009-10 record: 9-17■ Returning regulars:Shay Agboola, Sr., 6-2Dexter Walker, Sr., 5-10Brandon Goodson,Soph., 5-10Xavier Okoro, Jr., 6-3■ Other players towatch:Anthony Morse, Jr., 6-7Dion Agbontaen, Sr., 5-10Juanye Roberts, Jr., 5-10Alex Armah, Jr., 5-11■ Outlook: Daculaappears to be on theupgrade with fourstarters returning andplenty of depth now onthe roster. ShayAgboola led the team

in scoring a year agoat 12.6 per game andDexter Walker aver-aged 11.8. XavierOkoro also returnsafter leading the teamin rebounding with 6.9per game last season.The other regular com-ing back is BrandonGoodson, who movedinto the lineup as afreshman.■ Worth noting: TheFalcons had just twoseniors on the roster ayear ago and noreturning starters. Theinexperience showed,but the team’s youngplayers got a chance todevelop and improve.The team will maketwo out-of-state trips,going to Mobile onThanksgiving weekendand to Daytona Beachduring the Christmasbreak.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Travis Young ■ 2009-10 record: 8-19■ Returning regulars:Khaleah Wallace, Sr., 5-7 Taryn Anthony, Jr., 5-6 (pictured)■ Other players towatch:Alexandria Armah, Sr., 5-10April Green, Jr., 5-7Briana Daniels, Jr., 5-4Meghan Bush, Jr., 5-10Kendelle Culpepper, Jr., 5-7■ Outlook: Dacula getsa boost with the returnof senior AlexandriaArmah, who missed allof last season. She ledthe team with 7.6rebounds per game asa sophomore two years

ago and was second inscoring with an 8.1average. She joinsreturning startersKhaleah Wallace, asenior, and junior TarynAnthony.■ Worth noting:Injuries have plaguedthe Falcons the past two

seasons. Stayinghealthy will be a mustthis year for Dacula,which must replaceleading scorer ChinaVinson, who averaged13.6 points per gameand top rebounder Bre-anna Overby, whograbbed 7.3 per game.

SCHEDULENov. 16 ....................Duluth

Nov. 26-27 ..........at Mobile

tourney (boys), at Cleve-

land, Tenn. tourney (girls)

Nov. 30at Peachtree Ridge

Dec. 3 ..................at Archer

Dec. 4 ..................Grayson

Dec. 7 ..................at Shiloh

Dec. 10 ........at Brookwood

Dec. 11 ..........at Mill Creek

Dec. 18............at Rockdale

Dec. 28-30 ......at Daytona,

Fla. tourney (boys), at

Jared Cook Classic (girls)

Jan. 4 ..............at Parkview

Jan. 7 ..........at S. Gwinnett

Jan. 8 ..............C. Gwinnett

Jan. 11 ............at Berkmar

Jan. 14 ....................Archer

Jan. 18 ............at Grayson

Jan. 21 ....................Shiloh

Jan. 25 ............Brookwood

Feb. 1 ..................Parkview

Feb. 4 ..............S. Gwinnett

Feb. 8 ..........at C. Gwinnett

Feb. 11 ................Berkmar

3 Briana Daniels ................G ......Jr.10 Joni Weatherspoon ......F..Soph.11 Taryn Anthony ..............G ......Jr.12 Amber Landry ..............G ......Sr.20 Meghan Bush ..............F ......Jr.

21 Kendelle Culpepper ....G ......Jr.22 Anna Machovec ..........F ......Fr.24 Alexandria Armah ........F ......Sr.25 April Green ..................G ......Jr.31 Tory Worley ..................F ......Jr.33 Khaleah Wallace ..........G ......Sr.


10 Dion Agbontaen ..........G ......Sr.11 Brandon Goodson........G Soph.20 Juanye Roberts ............G ......Jr.22 Will Searcy....................G ......Jr. 24 Dexter Walker ..............G ......Sr.30 Shay Agboola ..............F ......Sr.31 Clyde Niba ..................F ......Jr.

33 Xavier Okoro ................F ......Jr. 35 Anthony Morse ............F ......Jr.40 Trey Armor ....................F ......Sr.41 Alex Armah ..................F ......Jr. 44 Kevin Thompson ..........G ......Sr. 50 Nendell Resulma ..........C ......Sr.



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WILDCATSBOYS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Jonathan Hemingway ■ 2009-10 record: 8-17■ Returning regulars:Zane Cobb, Sr., 6-0Avonte’ Hall, Sr. 6-2Myles Campbell, Soph., 5-6Michael Randle, Jr., 6-2■ Other players to watch:Anthony Hope, Sr., 6-3Zack Erwin, Jr., 6-5■ Outlook: The Wildcats return their twoleading scorers in senior guards Cobb andHall, who both averaged about 14 pointsper game last season. Cobb also con-tributed 3.5 assists per game and Hallhelped out on the boards for the undersizedbut scrappy team.■ Worth noting: Point guard Myles Camp-bell moved into the starting lineup as afreshman, as did forward Michael Randle asa sophomore. Although still small, Duluthhas some height in 6-foot-5 Zack Erwin and6-foot-3 transfer Anthony Hope. The Wild-cats will rely on their defense again whileconcentrating on getting a good shot everytime down the court.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Todd Pittman■ 2009-10 record: 12-13■ Returning regulars:Kayla Nolan, Sr., 5-9Tarlesha Boles, Sr., 6-0 (pictured)Aliya Thomas, Sr., 5-7 ■ Other players to watch:Katie Powell, Fr., 6-2 Regine Howard, Jr., 5-6Joi Jones, Soph., 5-6 ■ Outlook: Duluth hopes to bounce backafter having its streak of three straightstate tournament appearances snappedlast season with a loss to South Forsythin the region tournament. Leading theway are Kayla Nolan, who led the team inscoring last year at about 12 points pergame, and inside force Tarlesha Boles.Nolan is a Georgia State recruit andBoles will go on to play at North CarolinaCentral. The other returning starter is out-side shooter Aliya Thomas.■ Worth noting: Todd Pittman takesover as coach for Jeremy Huckaby, wholeft Duluth to start the girls program atLanier, Gwinnett County’s newest

school. Pittman spent the past nine sea-sons as the girls coach at JacksonCounty after serving five years as anassistant at Johnson of Gainesville.

SCHEDULENov. 16 ..............at Dacula

Nov. 19............South Cobb

Nov. 20, 22-23 ................at

Johns Creek tourney

Nov. 30 ..............Northview

Dec. 3 ..........at North Cobb

Dec. 7 ......at Meadowcreek

Dec. 10 ............N. Gwinnett

Dec. 17 ......Chattahoochee

Dec. 18, 20-21 ........at Kell

tourney (boys)

Dec. 27-29 ......Peach State

tourney (girls)

Jan. 4 ............at Mill Creek

Jan. 7 ..................Norcross

Jan. 11 ..........at Collins Hill

Jan. 14 ....Peachtree Ridge


Jan. 22 ........Meadowcreek

Jan. 25 ..at North Gwinnett

Jan. 27 ..............Mill Creek

Feb. 1 ..............at Norcross

Feb. 4 ................Collins Hill

Feb. 8 ..at Peachtree Ridge

Feb. 11 ......Mountain View

4 Britney Ashley ................G ......Jr.5 Tarlesha Boles ................F ......Sr.12 Kayla Nolan ..................G ......Sr.15 Joi Jones ......................G Soph.21 Tajai Pearson ................F ......Jr.23 Aliya Thomas................G ......Sr.

25 Regine Howard ............G ......Jr.30 Aerial Carruthers ..........G..Soph32 Keisha Washington ......F..Soph.33 Meredith Bauer ............G Soph. 34 Katie Powell ..................F ......Fr.


1 Zane Cobb ....................G ......Sr.2 Joseph Proenza..............F ......Sr.3 Anthony Hope ................G ......Sr.10 Myles Campbell............G Soph.11 Damier Moore ..............C ......Sr.12 Devyn McCarthy ..........G ......Jr.20 Brian Foard ..................G ......Sr.

22 Zack Erwin....................F ......Jr. 23 Avonte’ Hall ..................G ......Sr.24 Michael Randle ............F ......Jr. 25 Lavelle Lawton ............G ......Jr.35 Chris Wallace ..............F ......Jr.50 Julian Williams..............C Soph.



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SPARTANSBOYS

■ Region: 6-AA■ Coach: Eddie Martin■ 2009-10 record: 32-1■ Returning regulars:Malcolm Brogdon, Sr., 6-4Paul Dawson, Sr., 5-10 (pictured)■ Other players to watch:A.J. Davis, Soph., 6-6Cole Hobbs, Jr., 6-5Trent Boyd, Sr., 6-2■ Outlook: The Spartans graduatedthree starters, but the return of Gwinnettboys player of the year Malcolm Brog-don makes a repeat Class AA state titlea possibility.The Virginia signee aver-aged 20.6 points, 6.9 rebounds and 3.5assists in leading GAC to the title lastseason. Returning point guard PaulDawson, a four-year regular, led theSpartans with 4.2 assists per game ayear ago. GAC is inexperienced insideand needs a big season from promisingsophomore A.J. Davis.Transfer ColeHobbs is a key addition.■ Worth noting: After winning threeconsecutive Class AAAAA state titlesat Norcross, Eddie Martin has taken

GAC to the Class AA Final Four inconsecutive seasons. To make itback, the Spartans must compensatefor the loss of inside force TrentWiedeman. The College ofCharleston freshman averaged 15.5points and 9.2 rebounds last season.

GIRLS

■ Region: 6-AA■ Coach: Cal Boyd■ 2009-10 record:26-5■ Returning regulars:Sierra Lawrence, Jr., 5-8 Kristina Nelson, Soph., 6-3 Peyton Whitted, Soph., 6-2■ Other players to watch:Shannon Cranshaw,Soph., 5-8CiCi Buford, Soph., 5-10 Chandler Alverson, Sr., 5-6Celine Talley, Jr., 5-7■ Outlook: The Spar-tans appeared headedto the Class AA titlegame last seasonbefore letting a fourth-quarter lead in thesemifinals againstVidalia slip away.

Chaney Means andClarke Boards graduat-ed, but GAC got aboost with the additionof Florida transferShannon Cranshaw.She has already com-mitted to Georgia andwill step in at pointguard for Means, nowplaying for WesternKentucky.■ Worth noting:Cranshaw averaged 19points last season forFather Lopez in OrmondBeach, Fla., and wasnamed Volusia Countyplayer of the yearalthough just a fresh-man. She joins a talent-ed sophomore class atGAC that already includ-ed the inside duo ofKristina Nelson andPeyton Whitted. Nelsonaveraged 10.7 pointsand 6.2 rebounds a yearago.

SCHEDULENov. 20, 22-23 at Parkview

tourney (girls)Dec. 3 ......................LovettDec. 4 ..........McEachern at

St. Pius (girls)Dec. 7 ................at TherrellDec. 10 ........South AtlantaDec. 11 ..........Milton (boys)Dec. 17................Avondale Dec. 27-30 ......at Crescent

Bank Classic (boys) Dec. 27-29 ..........at Peach

State tourney (girls)Jan. 7..................ClarkstonJan. 8 ..................at BufordJan. 11 ..............at DecaturJan. 13-15....at Springfield,

Mo., tourney (boys)Jan. 15............Campbell at

Wesleyan (girls)Jan. 18 ............Cross KeysJan. 21....at Blessed TrinityJan. 22 ....Sagemont, Fla.,

at Norcross (boys)Jan. 25 ..........WestminsterJan. 28 ............at AvondaleJan. 29 ............at Maynard

JacksonFeb. 1 ............at ClarkstonFeb. 4 ....................DecaturFeb. 8 ......................BufordFeb. 11 ........at Cross Keys

1 Sydni Means ..................G ......Fr.4 Shannon Cranshaw ........G Soph.10 Olivia Thomas ..............G Soph.11 Jasmine Hill ..................F..Soph.12 Christina Young ............G ......Sr. 13 Brianna Cummings ......F ......Fr.15 Celine Talley ................G ......Jr.

20 Chandler Alverson........G ......Sr.23 Sierra Lawrence ..........F ......Jr.24 CiCi Buford ..................F..Soph.25 Peyton Whitted ............F..Soph.31 Meghan Mitchell ..........C Soph.50 Kristina Nelson ............C Soph.


3 A.J. Davis ......................F..Soph.5 Collin Swinton ................G Soph.10 Cole Hobbs ..................F ......Jr. 14 Kyle Scales ..................G Soph.20 Morgan Ingram ............F ......Sr.22 Malcolm Brogdon ........G/F ..Sr.

25 Paul Dawson ................G ......Sr.30 Trent Boyd ....................C ......Sr.33 Elan Joseph..................G/F....Jr. 34 Robert Armstrong........C ......Jr. 43 Andrew Lewis ..............C Soph.44 Taylor Spann ................F ......Jr.



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RAMSBOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Brian Anderson ■ 2009-10 record: 12-13■ Returning regulars:Ciavy Wiles, Sr., 6-4Calvin Espeut, Sr., 5-10■ Other player to watch:Kenny Lockett, Sr., 6-4■ Outlook: Ciavy Wiles averaged11.8 points per game last seasonas the Rams’ second-leading scor-er and was the top rebounder with9.5 per game. Calvin Espeut is theonly other returning starter, though,and the five seniors from a yearago will be missed. Gone is leadingscorer Javarris Smith and big manAndrew Osemhen, now at Kenne-saw State.■ Worth noting: The Graysonboys are still searching for their firstwinning season, but just missed ayear ago. The Rams made stridesin Brian Anderson’s first three yearsas coach. Wiles, Espeut and KennyLockett offer senior leadership andGrayson has a large and athleticgroup of juniors.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Cynthia Cooper ■ 2009-10 record: 14-15■ Returning regulars:None■ Players to watch:Anna LaCavera, Jr., 5-6Sadie Caudell, Jr., 5-8Ashley Griffin, Jr., 5-7■ Outlook: The Rams made the ClassAAAAA state tournament last season inCynthia Cooper’s first year as coach, butgraduated all their starters and don’thave a single senior on this year’s roster.Hardest to replace will be Taren White,who led the county with a 21.2 scoringaverage last season while also contribut-ing 3.5 rebounds and 2.9 assists. Of thereturnees, junior guard Anna LaCaverawas the biggest contributor a year ago.Tiara James (pictured) and Courtney Leewill be counted on inside.■ Worth noting: Cooper, a formerstandout college point guard at Wingate,was an assistant at Norcross for 10 yearsand at Shiloh for two seasons beforecoming to Grayson last year. She was thefourth coach in six years for the Rams.

SCHEDULENov. 18 ..........at Mill Creek

(girls)Nov. 20 ................Milton at

Mill Creek (girls)Nov. 22 ............Norcross at

Mill Creek (girls)Nov. 30 ............at Mt. ViewDec. 3 ..........Walnut GroveDec. 4 ................at DaculaDec. 7 ..........at BrookwoodDec. 10 ................ParkviewDec. 11 ....................ButlerDec. 13 ....................ShilohDec. 18 ....at Walnut GroveDec. 20, 21-22 ..at Augusta

Classic (boys)Jan. 4 ..............S. GwinnettJan. 7 ..........at C. GwinnettJan. 8 ..............at BerkmarJan. 11 ................at ArcherJan. 15 ................at ButlerJan. 18....................DaculaJan. 21 ............BrookwoodJan. 22 ..........at L. HughesJan. 25 ............at ParkviewJan. 28. ................at ShilohFeb. 1 ..........at S. GwinnettFeb. 4 ..............C. GwinnettFeb. 8 ..................BerkmarFeb. 11 ....................Archer

3 Anna LaCavera ..............G ......Jr.11 Madison Minor..............F..Soph.12 Natasia Clark ................PGSoph.13 Sadie Caudell ..............W ......Jr.15 Ashley Griffin ................F ......Jr.

20 Lyndsay Parris..............PGSoph.21 Courtney Lee................C ......Jr.23 Alli Dickeinson..............G ......Jr.25 Daja Bandy ..................F ......Fr. 34 Tiara James..................C Soph.


1 Callen Hightower ............G ......Jr.2 Sean Lester ....................G ......Jr.3 Calvin Espeut ................G ......Sr.5 Ciavy Wiles ....................F ......Sr.12 Kenny Scott ..................G ......Jr.20 Ryan Lisenba ..............G ......Jr.

21 Korey Jones..................F ......Jr.22 Kenny Lockett ..............F ......Sr.23 Robert Nkemdiche ......C Soph.24 Derick Pope..................F ......Jr.32 Sebastian Rice ............C ......Jr.45 Phinehas Starks............C ......Jr.




Gwinnett Countyalready had two tradition-rich high school basket-ball tournaments duringthe Christmas break. Nowthere is a newcomer.

Eight girls teams fromGeorgia will be joined byeight others from aroundthe Southeast for PeachState Hoops’ firstJumpOffPlus.com Holi-day Invitational on Dec.27-29 at Duluth.

The four Gwinnettteams in the event areClass AA two-time cham-pion Buford, Class AAchallenger Greater AtlantaChristian, defending ClassAAAAA Region 7 cham-pion Mill Creek and hostDuluth.

Each of the 16 teamswill play three games andcompete for titles in twoeight-team divisions.

The non-Gwinnett teamsfrom Georgia are Camp-bell, Alpharetta, Carrolltonand Lovett. The out-of-state teams are comingfrom Tennessee, NorthCarolina, South Carolina,Florida and Kentucky.

The Peach State Hoopsevent compensates in someways for the contraction ofthe Deep South Classic,

which has cut its field inhalf in recent years and nolonger invites teams fromoutside Georgia.

The Deep South Clas-sic, begun in 1991 andonce up to 32 teams, willbe held at Brookwood onDec. 28-30 with eightboys teams and eight girlsteams. Northwest Whit-field is back to defend itsgirls title.

Eight boys teams andeight girls teams will com-pete in North Gwinnett’sJared Cook Classic, alsoon Dec. 28-30. Entered onthe boys side is a teamfrom Puerto Rico.

In addition to Thanks-giving and Christmas tour-naments, Gwinnett Coun-ty will be the site of sever-al showcases.

Greater Atlanta Christ-ian hosts a boys event onDec. 11, with the Class AAchampion Spartans playingClass AAAAA champ Mil-ton in the final game.

The biggest boys show-case is the two-day Mar-riott Invitational at Nor-cross on Jan. 21-22, withtop Georgia teams like theBlue Devils, Milton andGAC matched up againsttop teams from around thenation. Coming the far-thest is Washington powerRainier Beach of Seattle.

Schedule getsanother boost

There are some in-season games and events thatfans won’t want to miss.■ Nov. 22-23: Parkview Tip-Off ■ Nov. 30: Norcross at Milton boys ■ Dec. 11: GAC boys showcase■ Dec. 27-29: Girls Holiday Invitational at Duluth■ Dec. 28-30: Deep South Classic at Brookwood;Jared Cook Classic at North Gwinnett■ Jan. 15: Girls Battle of Southeast at Wesleyan■ Jan. 21-22: Boys Marriott Invitational at Norcross

APPOINTMENT VIEWING


When Lexie Brown moved toAtlanta from Orlando, it wasn’tthat surprising that she landed at aschool in Gwinnett County.

As the child of a former NBAplayer, the talented sophomoreguard fits right in.

Brown, who has already commit-ted to the University of Maryland,is just one of several players withpro basketball bloodlines who playfor Gwinnett teams.

Wesleyan has two girls — juniorsHolli Wilkins and Kaelyn Causwell.Holli is the daughter of NBA playerGerald Wilkins and the niece ofAtlanta Hawks great DominiqueWilkins. Kaelen’s father is formerNBA player Duane Causwell.

The Wesleyan boys team alsohas the child of a former NBAplayer, this one an all-star. MarkPrice’s son Hudson joined theWolves this season as a sophomoreafter transferring from Marist.

Both college prospects, the 6-footHolli Wilkins and 6-4 KaelynCauswell have already won two ClassA state titles each with Wesleyan.

The twin children of former NBAplayer Antonio Davis won statechampionships last season as fresh-men, although not at the same school.

Kaela Davis, who has committedto Tennessee, helped lead Norcrossto the Class AAAAA state title lastseason as a 6-2 freshman beforetransferring to Buford, the ClassAA champ, this fall.

A.J. Davis goes to GreaterAtlanta Christian and the 6-foot-6forward will move into the startinglineup as a sophomore after being akey reserve on last season’s ClassAA boys state championship team.

The newcomer with an NBApedigree is Lexie Brown. Thedaughter of former NBA guard DeeBrown helped Dr. Phillips HighSchool to the Class AAAAAAFinal Four in Florida as a freshman,

averaging 14.1 points per game. Both Mark Price and Dee Brown

still are connected to the NBA.Price, the former Georgia Techgreat, is an assistant coach withGolden State. Brown coaches in theNBA Development League withSpringfield, Mass.

Coaching the son or daughter ofan NBA player can present chal-lenges. In this case, the father real-ly does know what he’s talkingabout if he doesn’t like something.

But Wesleyan girls coach JanAzar says that she has been veryfortunate.

“They are fantastic fans,” Azarsaid of Gerald Wilkins and DuaneCauswell. “They don’t interfere atall.”

The Wesleyan girls are going fora fourth straight state champi-onship. The Buford girls are seek-ing a third straight.

Adding Davis to a team thatalready included fellow Tennesseerecruit Andraya Carter will certain-ly help.

“I’ve never coached an NBAplayer’s daughter,” Buford coachGene Durden said. “I’m excited toget the chance.”

Duluth site of holiday invite

File PhotoNorcross’ Kaela Davis (34) splits two defenders from Ramsay(Ala.) during a game last season.

Good bloodlinesProgeny of NBA players give county teams boost



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■ Region: 8-A■ Coach: Will Cantrell■ 2009-10 record: 12-13■ Returning regulars:Jack Griffin, Sr., 6-1 (pictured)Dylan Shulte, Sr, 6-2 ■ Other players to watch:Griffin Gambill, Jr., 6-1Josh Lowery, Sr., 5-10Daniel Williams, Sr., 6-2 ■ Outlook: Will Cantrell takes overas coach with the Lions still lookingfor their first trip to the GHSA boysstate tournament. Jack Griffin, whowas second on the team with 3.7assists per game is one of just tworeturning starters. Hebron mustreplace Trey Saxton and AnthonyStewart, who combined for 28points per game. Stewart led theteam in rebounding at 8.9 pergame and Saxton was tops inassists at 4.5 per game.■ Worth noting: Cantrell, theyounger brother of ProvidenceChristian baseball coach AdamCantrell, came to Hebron afterthree seasons as an assistant bas-ketball coach at Monroe Area.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-A■ Coach:Judy Conner■ 2009-10 record:15-9■ Returning regulars:Jalisa Tucker, Sr., 5-6Tai Stringer, Sr., 5-7Kara Adams, Soph.,5-10Leah Benton, Sr., 5-2■ Other players towatch:Lacy Stephens, Sr., 5-7Whitney Edwards, Sr., 5-9Ziah Dorsey, Sr., 5-6Tatiana Torres, Sr., 5-4 ■ Outlook: The Lionshad only one senior ayear ago and returnseven players whostarted games a yearago. Judy Conner,Hebron Christian’svolleyball coach, takesover the girls basket-

ball program fromJason Harris and theteam hopes for a post-season run this timeafter losing in the firstround of the Region 8-A tournament lastseason. Senior for-ward WhitneyEdwards will get a latestart on the season,leaving the teamshorthanded early.She is recovering fromsurgery.■ Worth noting:Hebron Christianmade the state tourna-ment its first five yearsas a GHSA memberbefore missing thepast two seasons. TheLions reached theClass A state semifi-nals in 2005 and 2007under Betsy Hensley.The former coach wasoriginally scheduled toreturn this seasonafter a two-yearabsence.

SCHEDULENov. 19..........at Collins Hill

Nov. 20 ..........at Whitefield

Nov. 22-23 ..Turkey Classic

Dec. 7 ..........North Oconee

Dec. 10 ......at Geo. Walton

Dec.11 ........at Dawson Co.

Dec. 14......at Monroe Area

Dec. 17 ..........Social Circle

Dec. 18 ..............at Athens

Academy

Dec. 27-29 ........at Oconee

County tourney

Jan. 4 Whitefield Academy

Jan. 7......Athens Academy

Jan. 8 ............at Towns Co.

Jan. 11 ........at Prince Ave.

Jan. 14 ............at Riverside

Jan. 15 ..........Tallulah Falls

Jan. 18 ............at Lakeview

Jan. 21 ..............Towns Co.

Jan. 28 ............Commerce

Feb. 1 ........at Social Circle

Feb. 4 ............Geo. Walton

Feb. 5 ......Athens Christian

Feb. 8 at Athens Academy

Feb. 11 ............Prince Ave.

1 Leah Benton ..................G ......Sr.5 Ashleigh Stanley ............G ......Fr.10 McKenzie Lewis ..........G Soph.12 Lacy Stephens ............F ......Sr.14 Tatiana Torres ..............G ......Sr.

21 Kara Admas ................F..Soph.23 Tai Stringer ..................F ......Sr.24 Jalisa Tucker ................G ......Sr. 25 Ziah Dorsey ..................F ......Sr.32 Whitney Edwards..........F ......Sr.


5 Jack Griffin ....................G ......Sr.10 Griffin Gambill ..............G ......Jr.15 Tyler Matthews..............G Soph.21 Josh Lowery ................G ......Sr.22 Ryan Thomas ..............F..Soph.

23 Tyler Skidgel ................F ..Soph 31 Rob Harrison ................F ......Jr.33 Taylor Davis ..................F ......Sr.34 Dylan Shulte ................F ......Jr.54 Daniel Williams ............C ......Sr.



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■ Region: 8-AAA■ Coach:Tony Watkins■ 2009-10 record:New school■ Returning regulars:None■ Players to watch:Katzney Cham, Sr., 6-0Zay Cooper, Sr., 5-9Walter Gropp, Sr., 5-9Derek Harper, Sr., 6-1Lucas Hoffman, Sr.,5-11■ Outlook: The first-year Longhorns havefive seniors and threejuniors on the roster,but none has any var-sity experience. Thatmeans that Lanier isin for a challenge as ittackles Region 8-AAA. Tony Watkins,who has won more

than 500 games,moved back to coach-ing boys after postinga 75-37 record withthe North Gwinnettgirls. He had success-ful stints previouslycoaching the boysteams at WoodwardAcademy and Shiloh.■ Worth noting:Terik Jackson, count-ed on to be the Long-horns’ leader, suffereda stroke shortly afterbasketball camp thissummer and justreturned to schoolrecently. The team isdedicating the seasonto Jackson, whoWatkins calls “one ofthe hardest workersI’ve ever beenaround.” Watkins ishoping that Jackson“will somehow be ableto play some beforethe season is over.”

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAA■ Coach: Jeremy Huckaby (pictured)■ 2009-10 record:New school■ Returning regulars:None■ Players to watch:Lauren Brown, Fr., 5-6Victoria Inman, Fr., 5-11Amber Cesair, Fr., 5-6Monique Pitts, Fr., 5-10■ Outlook: First-yearschool Lanier has 12freshmen and onesophomore on the roster,meaning the Longhornswill face a big challengeas they play in Region 8-AAA. Coach JeremyHuckaby does havesome height, with Victo-ria Inman at 5-foot-11and Monique Pitts at 5-10. Other top freshmenare Lauren Brown andAmber Cesair.

■ Worth noting: Hucka-by was 76-38 in fourseasons as Duluthcoach, taking the Wild-cats to the state tourna-ment three times after a32-year drought. Duluthreached the ClassAAAAA Final Four in2008 and the quarterfi-

nals the following sea-son. Associate coachTracey Tipton also hasenjoyed plenty of suc-cess. She coachedCollins Hill to state titlesin Connecticut All-Ameri-can Maya Moore’s finaltwo seasons with theEagles.

SCHEDULENov. 22-23 ....at N. Oconee

tourney

Nov. 30 ................at Archer

Dec. 3 ....................Pickens

Dec. 10 ................Lumpkin

Dec. 11 ..............Northgate

Dec. 17 ....................Archer

Dec. 18 ..............Loganville

Dec. 21 ............at Lumpkin

Dec. 28-30 ....at E. Jackson

tourney

Jan. 4 ................N. Oconee

Jan. 7 ....................Monroe

Jan. 8..............at West Hall

Jan. 11 ..................Oconee

Jan. 15 ............Gainesville

Jan. 18 ............at Johnson

Jan. 21 ....at Walnut Grove

Jan. 22 ..............at Monroe

Jan. 25................West Hall

Jan. 28 ..............at Oconee

Feb. 1 ..........at Gainesville

Feb. 4 ..................Johnson

Feb. 8 ..........Walnut Grove

3 Victoria Biaydglgne ........G ......Fr.4 Suzette Zuniga ..............G ......Fr.5 Tiffany Sylvester ............G ......Fr.10 Amber Cesair ..............G ......Fr. 11 Victoria Inman ..............C ......Fr. 13 Meg Gregory ................G ......Fr.15 Melanie Galvez ............G Soph.

21 Lauren Brown ..............G ......Fr. 22 Monique Pitts................G ......Fr. 23 Raven Rhodes..............C ......Fr.24 Aleaka Cooper ............C ......Fr.25 Kaylee Ramos ..............C ......Fr. 34 LaShawnda Lee ..........C ......Fr.


3 Katzney Cham................PG ....Sr.4 Justice Bartley................F ......Fr.5 Taylor Grant ....................F..Soph.10 Jordan Humphrey ........PG ....Jr.11 Zay Cooper ..................PG ....Sr.12 Derek Harper................PG ....Sr.14 Andre Irvin ....................F..Soph.21 Atlton Holmes ..............C Soph.

22 Jordan Davis ................F..Soph.23 Simon Shafack ............C ......Fr.24 Zack Winzurk................C ......Jr.30 Austin Wood ................C ......Jr. 31 Lucas Hoffman ............C ......Sr.32 Paul Webb....................C ......Fr.33 Walter Gropp ................F ......Sr.

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BOYS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Billy Davis ■ 2009-10 record: 24-6■ Returning regulars:None■ Players to watch:Troidell Carter, Sr., 6-9Tevin Glass, Jr., 6-7 (pictured)Deondre Lucas, Sr., 6-1Anthony Andrews, Sr., 6-3Zach Stevens, Sr., 6-4Chaalid Hill, Sr., 6-3Jordan Capps, Soph., 6-4Devonte Carter, Soph., 6-5■ Outlook: Although there are no return-ing starters, the Mustangs still have plentyof talent and size as they hope to continuetheir recent run of success. Meadowcreekhas made the state tournament fivestraight years under coach Billy Davis,posting a 113-26 record during thatstretch. But the Mustangs haven’t made itpast the Class AAAAA quarterfinals, whichthey reached in 2006. This season’s teamhave plenty of height with 6-foot-9 seniorTroidell Carter and 6-foot-7 Tevin Glass.■ Worth noting: Meadowcreek moves

from Region 8-AAAAA to 7-AAAAA,putting the Mustangs in the same regionwith nemesis Norcross. The Blue Devilsended Meadowcreek’s season with a 66-61 victory in the second round of the statetournament last season and beat them inthe first round the year before and in thesecond round in 2007 and 2006.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Adrianne Long ■ 2009-10 record: 3-22■ Returning regulars:Freddie Banks, Jr., 5-10 LaBrea McKay, Sr., 5-10 Asha Phillips, Sr., 5-4 ■ Other players to watch:Marian Assibey-Mensah, Jr., 5-11 Angel Alexander, Soph., 5-8■ Outlook: The Mustangs have some sta-bility with 10 returning players and hope tocontinue their improvement. Meadowcreekis led by junior Freddie Banks and seniorLaBrea McKay, both strong rebounders.Banks had a good summer and will becounted on to be the team’s top offensivethreat. Team chemistry should be astrength for the Mustangs.■ Worth noting: Meadowcreek is a longway from its glory days of the early 2000s,but coach Adrianne Long is doing her bestto get the girls program back on track. TheMustangs made the state tournament threeconsecutive seasons from 2001 to 2003,finishing as state runner-up in 2002.

SCHEDULENov. 20 ................Buford at

KSU (boys)

Nov. 25-27 ..........at Mobile

tourney

Dec. 3....................at Shaw

Dec. 7 ......................Duluth

Dec. 10 ..at Mountain View

Dec. 11 ............at Berkmar

Dec. 28-30 ......at Palmetto

Classic

Jan. 4 ......Peachtree Ridge

Jan. 7 ............at Collins Hill

Jan. 11 ............at Norcross

Jan. 14 ............N. Gwinnett

Jan. 18 ..........at Mill Creek

Jan. 21 ..............Sagemont

at Norcross (boys)

Jan. 22 ................at Duluth

Jan. 25 ......Mountain View

Jan. 2 ..at Peachtree Ridge

Feb. 1 ................Collins Hill

Feb. 4 ..................Norcross

Feb. 8 ..........at N. Gwinnett

Feb. 11 ..............Mill Creek

3 Jessica Ramirez-Castro G Soph. 12 Courtney Fields ............G Soph.14 Brikita Barrett................G ......Sr.15 Ruby Morales ..............F ......Jr.20 Kendall Lloyd ..............F ......Sr. 22 Asha Phillips ................G ......Sr. 24 Angel Alexander ..........G Soph.

32 Freddie Danielle Banks F ......Jr.34 LaBrea McKay..............F ......Sr.35 Jasmine Hawkins ........F ......Sr.40 Marian Assibey-Mensah C........Jr.44 Aysha Martin ................C Soph.45 Logan Johnson ............C ......Sr.


5 Anthony Robinson ..........PG ....Sr.12 Anthony Spear..............G ......Sr.20 Deondre Lucas ............PG ....Sr.22 Zach Stevens ..............G ......Sr.24 Jordan Steele ..............G ......Jr.25 Chaalid Hill ..................F ......Sr.30 Brandon Banks ............F..Soph.33 Santo Bolden................F ......Jr.

34 Jordan Capps ..............PGSoph.40 Tevin Glass ..................C ......Jr. 42 Anthony Andrews ........F ......Sr.44 Hytham Bajes ..............G ......Sr. 50 Devonte Carter ............F..Soph.52 Daniel Assibey-Mensah F ........Jr.54 Troidell Carter ..............C ......Sr.

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■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Chad Rogers ■ 2009-10 record: 18-9■ Returning regulars:Brandon Hayman, Sr., 6-3Ronald Wamer, Sr., 6-2Daniel Braschler, Jr., 6-4■ Other players to watch:Daniel Loudermilk, Jr., 6-6Paul Evans, Jr., 6-0■ Outlook: The Hawks couldn’t survive the rigorsof ultra-tough 7-AAAAA last season, a loss toNorth Gwinnett in the region quarterfinals costingthem a state berth. But three starters return andMill Creek hopes to make a playoff run this time.Brandon Hayman, who will play for Samford, leadsthe way. The versatile guard averaged 12 pointsand 4.1 assists last season. The other returningstarters are Ronald Wamer, a dogged defender,and rugged inside player Daniel Braschler. All threehave GPAs of 3.6 or better.■ Worth noting: Coach Chad Rogers is looking forkey contributions from Daniel Loudermilk and PaulEvans, reserves a year ago as sophomores. Evansis expected to take over at point guard and Louder-milk is a 6-foot-6 forward who can really leap. TheHawks will need the help with the graduation of lead-ing scorer Kyle Speller, a walk-on at Georgia Tech.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Ashley Phillips ■ 2009-10 record: 26-5■ Returning regulars:Alicia Brookins, Sr., 5-5Sierra Menzies, Jr., 5-8(pictured)Tamarr Williams, Jr., 5-9■ Other players towatch:Christina McDannald, Sr., 5-7Jasmine Carter, Fr., 5-9India Dillard, Soph., 5-10Alesia Fagin, Jr., 5-5Elease Dillard, Sr., 5-8■ Outlook: Althoughthey’ll have to do it with-out the inside presence ofMoneshia Simmons, the Hawks hopeto make another long run in the statetournament. Simmons, a freshman vol-leyball player at Clemson, averaged15.9 points and 11.4 rebounds lastseason and the Hawks won’t have alot of height this season. They do havea lot of speed, however, and an abun-dance of talented outside players with

potential. AliciaBrookins and TamarrWilliams each aver-aged about sevenpoints per game ayear ago and SierraMenzies returns atpoint guard afteraveraging 3.2 assistsper game. TheHawks also add tal-ented freshman Jas-mine Carter. Williamsand ChristinaMcDannald areaccurate outsideshooters.■ Worth noting: MillCreek beat eventualstate champion Nor-cross twice last sea-

son and won the Region 7-AAAAA titlefor the third straight time. The Hawkshave made it to the state tournament fiveconsecutive seasons under coach Ash-ley Phillips, losing in the Elite Eight forthe second time last season after mak-ing the Final Four in 2008. A key for MillCreek this season will be the develop-ment of sophomore India Dillard inside.

SCHEDULENov. 18 ......Grayson (girls)Nov. 20 ..Gainesville (girls)Nov. 22 ............Greenbrier

at Brookwood (boys), Milton (girls)

Nov. 23 ................Tucker at Brookwood (boys)

Nov. 30..............at MariettaDec. 3 ................WesleyanDec. 7 ........Mountain ViewDec. 10..........at Collins HillDec. 11 ..................DaculaDec. 17 ........at BrookwoodDec. 27-30 ............at Arbys

Classic (boys)Dec. 27-29..at Peach State

tourney (girls)Jan. 4 ......................DuluthJan. 7 ..at Peachtree RidgeJan. 11 ........at N. GwinnettJan. 14 ................NorcrossJan. 18 ........MeadowcreekJan. 21..............Dr. Krop at

Norcross (boys)Jan. 22 ..at Mountain ViewJan. 25 ..............Collins HillJan. 27 ................at DuluthFeb. 1 ......Peachtree RidgeFeb. 4 ..............N. GwinnettFeb. 8 ..............at NorcrossFeb. 11 ....at Meadowcreek

3 Elease Dillard ................G/F ..Sr.4 Christina McDannald......G/F ..Sr.5 Alicia Brookins................G/F ..Sr.11 Kathleen Haxton ..........G/F ..Fr.12 Tamarr Williams ............G/F....Jr. 14 Nadiya Miller ................G Soph.20 Paige Orangio ..............C Soph.

23 Sierra Menzies..............G ......Jr.25 Alisia Fagin ..................G ......Jr.32 Jasmine Carter ............G ......Fr.33 India Dillard ..................C Soph.42 Cari Powell ..................C ......Sr.44 Sarah Chamblee ..........C Soph.


2 Jalen Bracey ..................G ......Jr.3 Elijah Bryant ..................G Soph.4 Paul Evans......................G ......Jr.5 James Holder ................G ......Jr.13 Kunle Akinmola ............F ......Jr.14 Trevon Shaw ................G Soph.

15 Daniel Loudermilk ........F ......Jr.21 Caleb Hayman ............F..Soph.23 Brandon Hayman ........G ......Sr.24 Ronald Wamer..............G ......Sr.42 Daniel Braschler ..........C ......Jr.

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BOYS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Bob Perryman ■ 2009-10 record: 14-13■ Returning regulars:Drew Bollier, Sr., 6-2Troy Taylor, Sr., 6-1■ Other players to watch:Charlie Brower, Sr., 6-4Malcolm Bruce, Sr., 6-2Caleb Grant, Soph., 6-5Kevin Harford, Sr., 5-9Tommy Jennings, Soph., 6-5Willie Thomas, Sr., 6-3■ Outlook: Mountain View makes the jump upto Region 7-AAAAA from AAA in its second yearand competing in one of the state’s toughestregions will be difficult. But the Bears return theirtwo leading scorers in seniors Drew Bollier andTroy Taylor, and gain some height from thesophomore class with Caleb Grant and TommyJennings. Bollier is a deadly 3-point shooter whoaveraged 16 points per game a season ago.■ Worth noting: The Bears got a boost with theaddition of Malcolm Bruce, who moved back toGeorgia from North Carolina. He will take overat point guard and should help get MountainView’s running game going while also setting upBollier and Taylor in the half court.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Jackie Lindquist ■ 2009-10 record: 8-17 ■ Returning regulars:Emery Buckner, Sr., 5-4 (pictured)Ivey Franklin, Jr., 5-10Jade Manning, Soph., 5-3Trinity Rogers, Soph., 6-0■ Other players to watch:Kiana Carmichael, Soph., 6-0Bria Virgil, Soph., 5-11 ■ Outlook: Leading scorer BaileyHolmes, who averaged 13 points pergame, graduated, but she was the onlysenior on Mountain View’s first team.Emery Buckner heads a group of fourreturning starters. She averaged 10.7points and 2.7 assists last season whilealso getting two steals per game. IveyFranklin was the team’s top rebounderat 7.2 per game. She and Jade Man-ning averaged just under six points.■ Worth noting: Buckner is the lonesenior and Franklin the only junior asthe Bears again have a very youngteam. Mountain View also moves up torugged Region 7-AAAAA after playingin Class AAA during its initial year.

SCHEDULENov. 22-23, 26 ................at

Jefferson tourney

Nov. 30 ................Grayson

Dec. 4 ..................Jefferson

Dec. 7 ............at Mill Creek

Dec. 10 ........Meadowcreek

Dec. 11 ................Johnson

Dec. 28-30 ............at Deep

South Classic

Jan. 5 ..............at Norcross

Jan. 7 ..............N. Gwinnett

Jan. 8 ......................Archer

Jan. 11 ....Peachtree Ridge

Jan. 14 ..............Collins Hill

Jan. 18 ....................Duluth

Jan. 22 ..............Mill Creek

Jan. 25 ....at Meadowcreek

Jan. 28 ................Norcross

Jan. 29 ..........at Loganville

Feb. 1 ..........at N. Gwinnett

Feb. 4 ..at Peachtree Ridge

Feb. 8............at Collins Hill

Feb. 11 ................at Duluth

3 Tierra Young ..................G Soph.5 Jade Manning ................G Soph.20 Ivey Franklin ................F ......Jr.22 Jamilla Holloway ..........G ......Fr.24 Emery Buckner ............G ......Sr.

31 Trinity Rogers................F..Soph.32 Morgan Banks ..............G Soph.33 Bria Virgil ......................F..Soph. 42 Kiana Carmichael ........F..Soph.


5 D’Mario Riggins..............G ......Sr.11 Malcomb Bruce............G ......Sr.15 Brad Canada................G ......Sr.20 Brandon Lamb ............F ......Sr.21 Caleb Grant ..................F..Soph.23 Kevin Harford ..............G ......Sr.24 Troy Taylor ....................G ......Sr.

32 Wesley Ferguson..........G ......Sr.33 Brandon Maston ..........F ......Sr.34 Drew Bollier ..................G ......Sr.40 Willie Thomas ..............F ......Sr. 44 Alexander McWhorter ..F ......Sr.50 Charlie Brower..............C ......Sr.55 Tommy Jennings ..........C Soph.

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■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Jesse McMillan ■ 2009-2010 record: 27-3■ Returning regulars:E.Victor Nickerson, Sr., 6-6 (pictured)Josiah Moore, Sr., 6-5 ■ Other players to watch:Chris Bolden, Jr., 6-2Alonzo Nelson-Ododa, Sr., 6-8Rod Booker, Sr., 6-7Derrick Herbert, Jr., 6-1■ Outlook: The Blue Devils areloaded again despite the loss of Con-necticut recruit Jeremy Lamb and twostarters from last season’s team thathad a 24-game winning streak beforea controversial loss to eventual ClassAAAAA champion Milton in the statequarterfinals. E.Victor Nickerson, Josi-ah Moore and sixth-man Chris Boldenreturn and they are joined by threetalented move-ins — 6-foot-8 AlonzoNelson-Ododa, 6-foot-7 Rod Bookerand point guard Derrick Herbert.■ Worth noting: Norcross has anearly-season rematch at Milton on Nov.30 and the Eagles and Blue Devils will

be battling for No. 1 in the ClassAAAAA ratings. Four Blue Devils havemade their college choices, with juniorBolden (Miami) joining seniors Nicker-son (Charlotte), Moore (Nebraska) andNelson-Ododa (Richmond). After threestraight state titles, Norcross lost to theeventual champion in the quarterfinalsthe past two seasons while going 54-6.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach:Angie Hembree ■ 2009-10 record:28-4■ Returning regulars:Diamond DeShields,Soph., 6-1Alex DeMercy, Sr., 5-11■ Other players towatch:De’Arica Hamby, Sr., 6-3Tori Carter, Jr., 5-7Jasmine Kemp, Jr., 6-2 Patrice Butler, Jr., 6-2Emaree Cobb, Sr., 5-9Nia Ladson, Sr., 5-7 ■ Outlook: Norcrosslost six seniors from lastseason’s Class AAAAAstate championshipteam and standoutKaela Davis transferredto Buford for her sopho-more year. But the BlueDevils just reloaded andcould be as good or

better this season.Although Davis is gone,Norcross still has Dia-mond DeShields andshe has plenty of talentaround her. DeShieldsaveraged 17.6 points,8.0 rebounds, 2.1assists and 1.2 assistsas a freshman. AlexDeMercy, the otherreturning starter, wassecond on the teamwith 6.1 rebounds pergame last season.■ Worth noting: CoachAngie Hembree’s teamhas attracted playerslike a magnet. The new-comers include De’AricaHamby, a Wake Forestrecruit who transferredfrom Marietta. She is 6-foot-3 and is joined byother tall move-ins Jas-mine Kemp and PatriceButler, both 6-foot-2juniors. Also new ispoint guard Tori Carter.

SCHEDULENov. 18 ................Milton at

Mill Creek (girls)Nov. 20 ........McEachern at

Mill Creek (girls)Nov. 22 ............Grayson at

Mill Creek (girls)Nov. 26-27 ......at Charlotte

Shootout (boys)Nov. 30 ......at Milton (boys)Dec. 4 ..at Wheeler (boys),Fayette Co. at St. Pius (girls)Dec. 7................Collins HillDec. 10at Peachtree RidgeDec. 11 ................East Hall

at GAC (boys)Dec. 13..........at Collins HillDec. 18-22 ......at Crescent

Bank Classic (girls)Dec. 21-23 ....at Columbia,

S.C., tourneyDec. 29 ..Memphis Central

at Marietta (boys)Dec. 31........SW DeKalb at

Centennial (boys)Jan. 5 ........Mountain ViewJan. 7 ..................at DuluthJan. 8at SW DeKalb (girls)Jan. 11 ........MeadowcreekJan. 14 ..............Mill CreekJan. 18 ........at N. GwinnettJan. 22 ..........Sumter, S.C.

(boys), Hoover, Ala. atStarr’s Mill (girls)

Jan. 25 ....Peachtree RidgeJan. 28 ..at Mountain ViewFeb. 1 ......................DuluthFeb. 4 ......at MeadowcreekFeb. 8 ............at Mill CreekFeb. 11 ............N. Gwinnett

10 Kamilah Bakari ............F ......Jr.11 Javonne Stanfield ........G Soph.12 Sheena Hartley ............G ......Jr.13 Bri Williams ..................G ......Fr. 21 Nia Ladson ..................G ......Sr.22 Diamond DeShields ....G Soph. 23 De’Arica Hamby ..........F ......Sr.24 Tori Carter ....................G ......Jr.

25 Alex DeMercy ..............F ......Sr.30 Deja Smith ....................G ......Fr. 31 Emaree Cobb ..............F ......Sr.34 Patrice Butler ................C ......Jr. 41 Kolby Meeks ................F ......Fr. 42 Sierra Butler..................C ......Fr. 44 Jasmine Kemp ............C ......Jr.


1 Derrick Herbert..............G ......Jr.3 Nate Sims ......................G ......Jr.4 Stephen Cox ..................G ......Jr.5 E.Victor Nickerson ..........G ......Sr.10 Shamus Goss ..............G Soph.12 Brelan Butler ................F ......Sr. 21 Rod Booker ..................F ......Sr.

23 Josiah Moore ................G ......Sr. 24 Alonzo Nelson-Ododa..F ......Sr.25 Chris Bolden ................G ......Jr.33 Bradley Coleman..........F ......Sr.34 Will Delahanty ..............F ......Sr.42 Kevin Barnes ................F..Soph.50 Jason Croom ................F ......Jr.

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■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Zach Smith ■ 2009-10 record: 16-12■ Returning regulars:Clayton Williams, Sr., 6-0Cyrus Lavant, Sr., 6-2■ Other players to watch:Ryon Riggins, Sr., 6-9A.J. Clements, Jr., 6-2■ Outlook: The Bulldogs lost three veteranstarters from last season’s state tournamentteam, but appear ready to make another runat the postseason. Clayton Williams will be athree-year starter at point guard and he aver-aged 4.1 assists to go with 10.4 points lastseason. He will team outside with CyrusLavant, who is potentially an explosive scorer,and A.J. Clements. North Gwinnett went toovertime before losing to Campbell in the firstround of the state tournament last season.■ Worth noting: First-year coach ZachSmith, a young former assistant to Len Gar-ner, is looking forward to a breakout seasonfrom Ryon Riggins. The 6-foot-9 senior asthe potential to dominate inside and is a col-lege prospect despite limited high schoolexperience.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Bryan Sellers■ 2009-10 record: 18-11■ Returning regulars:Annie Wheeler, Sr., 6-1 (pictured)Rachel Brucks, Sr., 5-8Shay Fleetwood, Sr., 5-6■ Other players to watch:Lexie Brown, Soph., 5-9Ariel Johnson, Jr., 5-6Jessica Techo, Jr., 5-11Alexis Munlyn, Jr., 6-0■ Outlook: North Gwinnett has threestarters back from a state tournamentteam and picked up Florida move-inLexie Brown, who has already commit-ted to Maryland despite being just asophomore. Annie Wheeler, who willplay at Vermont, leads the returnees.The 6-foot-1 post player averaged 10.7points and 7.0 rebounds a year ago. Theother returning starters, also seniors, areRachel Brucks and Shay Fleetwood.■ Worth noting: New coach Bryan Sell-ers, a former assistant to Tony Watkins, gota major boost with the arrival of Brown,who led Dr. Phillips High School of Orlando

to Florida’s Class AAAAAA Final Four lastseason as a freshman. The daughter offormer NBA player Dee Brown averaged14.1 points and 4.7 assists per game. Shewas first team All-Central Florida.

SCHEDULENov. 20, 22-23........Bulldog

Classic

Nov. 30 ........at S. Gwinnett

Dec. 3 ............at Campbell

Dec. 7 ......Peachtree Ridge

Dec. 10 ................at Duluth

De. 18 ..............at Kendrick

Dec. 28-30 ......Jared Cook

Classic

Jan. 4 ............at Collins Hill

Jan. 7 ....at Mountain View

Jan. 11 ..............Mill Creek

Jan. 14 ....at Meadowcreek

Jan. 18 ................Norcross

Jan. 21 at Peachtree Ridge

Jan. 22 ..................Newnan

Jan. 25 ....................Duluth


Jan. 29 ................at Shiloh


Feb. 4 ............at Mill Creek

Feb. 8 ........Meadowcreek

Feb. 11 ............at Norcross

1 Shay Fleetwood..............G ......Sr.4 Lexie Brown....................G Soph.5 Rachael Brucks ..............G ......Sr.10 Ariel Johnson................G ......Jr.11 Rachel Blacklock..........G ......Jr.12 Jessica Techo ..............F ......Jr.14 Madison Branch ..........G ......Jr.

15 Cassidy Packer ............G ......Jr.20 Alexis Munlyn ..............F ......Jr.23 Annie Wheeler ..............F ......Sr.24 Keniesha Wilborn ........F ......Jr.30 Jordan Hyatt ................F ......Jr.31 Marhie Bowman ..........F ......Jr.


X Deshon Jones ................G ......Sr.5 Clayton Williams ............G ......Sr.10 Justin Techo ................G ......Jr.12 Alex Boyd ....................G Soph.14 Asthon Kelly ................F ......Jr.22 A.J. Clements ..............G ......Jr. 24 Cyrus Lavant ................G ......Sr.

30 Danny Crawford ..........G ......Jr. 32 Justice Smith ................F ......Sr.42 Ryan Copeland ............G ......Jr.44 Mac Howard ................F ......Jr.50 Ryon Riggins ................C ......Sr.52 Kwesi Abakah ..............C ......Jr.

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■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Keenan Temple■ 2009-10 record: 9-17■ Returning regulars:Delano Spencer, Soph., 6-2 Cameron Neysmith, Sr., 6-4■ Other players to watch:Elliott Abraham, Sr., 6-3Kameron Russell, Sr., 6-5 ■ Outlook: The Panthers are trying to work theirway back to their former success after twostraight losing seasons. Parkview had six seniorslast year, but leading scorer Delano Spencerreturns. He averaged 17 points per game lastseason as a freshman. Also back is CameronNeysmith, who contributed seven points, fiveassists and five rebounds per game as a junior.The top scorer to replace is Christian Patterson,who averaged 12 points per game.■ Worth noting: Parkview went to the state tour-nament in 2007 and 2008, winning 20 gamesboth years, before slipping. Keenan Temple tookover as coach last season after Tim Watkinsmoved to Archer and is trying to rebuild the pro-gram. Trickum, Parkview’s feeder school, won thecounty middle school championship last seasonand a division title the year before.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Mike McCoy ■ 2009-10 record: 28-1■ Returning regulars:Katie Carroll, Sr., 5-9 (pictured)Erika Joseph, Jr., 6-1■ Other players to watch:Mia Marshall, Soph., 6-3Marissa Mandeldove, Soph., 5-2Helena Pouengue, Jr., 5-8Kelsey Stanton, Jr., 6-0 ■ Outlook: The Panthers were upsetby Marietta in the first round of thestate tournament, making for a verydisappointing ending to a previouslyunbeaten season. Lauren Coleman,who helped lead the team to a 58-3record over the past two seasons anda Class AAAAA Final Four berth in2009, is now at Florida State. But thePanthers still have a good nucleus,led by returning starters Katie Carrolland Erika Joseph. Carroll, a four-yearregular who has signed with Belmont,averaged 13 points per game lastseason. Joseph was the team’s lead-ing rebounder at 7.5 per game.

■ Worth noting: Parkview will get aboost with the return to full health of6-foot-3 sophomore Mia Marshall,who missed most of last season. ThePanthers won a state title in 2003 andare 220-60 in Mike McCoy’s 10 sea-sons as coach.

SCHEDULENov. 18, 22-23 ....Parkview

Tip-OffNov. 20 ....Marietta at KSU

(boys) Nov. 27 ..at Blessed Trinity

(girls)Nov. 30 ........at CentennialDec. 3 ..............S. GwinnettDec. 4 ..........at C. GwinnettDec. 7 ......................ArcherDec. 10 ............at GraysonDec. 13 ............at BerkmarDec. 27-30 ......at Campbell

tourney (girls)Dec. 28-30 ..at Deep South

Classic (boys)Jan. 4......................DaculaJan. 7 ..................at ShilohJan. 8 ..............BrookwoodJan. 14 ........at S. GwinnettJan. 17 ..Hardwood Classic

at CentennialJan. 18 ............C. GwinnettJan. 21 ................at ArcherJan. 25 ................GraysonJan. 28 ................BerkmarFeb. 1 ................at DaculaFeb. 4 ......................ShilohFeb. 8 ..........at Brookwood

3 Alex Osborn ..................G Soph.5 Marissa Mandeldove......G Soph.10 Katie Carroll..................G ......Sr.11 Helena Pouengue ........G ......Jr.12 Sony Adkinson ............F ......Fr.20 Kyana Campbell ..........G Soph.21 Kelsie Stanton ..............F ......Jr.

22 Adreana Jefferson ........C ......Jr.23 Ashlea Logan ..............G ......Fr.30 Neph Leonidas ............G ......Jr.32 Tiffany Francis ..............G ......Jr.33 Erika Joseph ................F ......Jr.42 Mia Marshall ................C Soph.


1 Cameron Neysmith ........G ......Sr.2 Delano Spencer ............G Soph.4 Marcus Meadows ..........G ......Sr.5 Rochell Middleton ..........G ......Sr. 10 Marcus Hector..............G ......Sr.12 Jordan Reid ..................F ......Jr.

14 Andre Chatfield ............G ......Fr.23 Elliott Abraham ............F ......Sr.24 Kameron Russell ..........F ......Sr. 25 Darius Marshall ............G Soph.32 Colby Smith ..................F ......Jr.33 Remington Role............F ......Sr.

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■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: Keith Arrington ■ 2009-10 record: 21-8■ Returning regulars:Corey Heyward, Sr., 6-1 (pictured)Moe Armistead, Sr., 5-8■ Other players to watch:Richie Everette, Sr., 6-2Eric Ryba, Sr., 6-3Brandon Jack, Jr., 6-5Benny Johnson, Jr., 5-11 ■ Outlook: Peachtree Ridge is deter-mined to advance to the state tourna-ment for the sixth straight seasondespite some major losses. Gone isC.J. Blackwell, who transferred to TaftHigh School in Woodland Hills, Calif.,after averaging 19.7 points and lead-ing the county with 11.8 rebounds pergame last season. The Lions do haveexperienced senior guards in CoreyHeyward and Moe Armistead to counton. Heyward is headed to MoreheadState.■ Worth noting: Coach Keith Arringtonhopes to get a boost for the secondsemester by picking up Daryan Griffin

and Shaq Morris. Both drew all-regionmention a year ago, Griffin at PeachtreeRidge and Morris for Meadowcreek.

GIRLS

■ Region: 7-AAAAA■ Coach: James Clanahan ■ 2009-10 record: 14-13 ■ Returning regulars:Gabby Cole, Jr., 5-6 Melissa Turvey, Soph., 5-3 ■ Other players to watch:Lorrie Cruse, Fr., 5-8Stephanie Amichia, Fr., 6-0 Shioban Frazier, Sr., 5-7Claire Hays, Jr., 5-3Alex Crawford, Sr., 5-8Sally Crocker, Sr., 5-9 ■ Outlook: Peachtree Ridge’s season ended awin short of a state tournament berth a year agowith a 39-36 loss to North Gwinnett in the regionquarterfinals and the Lions must replace their twoleading scorers. Brittany Jack and Erika Waterscombined for 28 points per game and Jack wasalso the team’s leading rebounder. Jack andWaters were the Lions’ only seniors a year ago,though. Leading the returnees are junior GabbyCole and sophomore Melissa Turvey.■ Worth noting: The Lions have a strong fresh-man class led by Lorrie Cruse and StephanieAmichia, the tallest player on the roster at 6-foot.Both are being counted on to contribute this year.

SCHEDULENov. 20, 22-23 at Parkview

tourney

Nov. 30 ..................Dacula

Dec. 3 ..........at Centennial

Dec. 7..........at N. Gwinnett

Dec. 10 ................Norcross

Dec. 17 ........at C. Gwinnett

Dec. 27-30 ..........at Rotary

Roundball (boys)

Dec. 28-30 ..at Jared Cook

Classic (girls)

Jan. 4 ......at Meadowcreek

Jan. 7 ................Mill Creek


Jan. 14 ................at Duluth

Jan. 15..............Centennial


Jan. 21 ............N. Gwinnett

Jan. 22 ............C. Gwinnett

Jan. 25 ............at Norcross

Jan. 28 ........Meadowcreek

Feb. 1 ............at Mill Creek


Feb. 8 ......................Duluth

Feb. 11..........at Collins Hill

1 Brittany Council ..............G ......Sr.2 Sally Crocker ..................F ......Sr.3 Gabby Cole ....................G ......Jr.4 Alex Crawford ................F ......Sr.5 Alisha Cook ....................G Soph. 10 Shioban Fraser ............G ......Sr.11 Jhia Horn ......................G ......Sr.12 Melissa Turvey..............G Soph.

14 Emily Holland ..............F ......Jr. 15 Naomi Williams ............F ......Jr. 20 Claire Hays ..................G ......Jr.21 Taylor Henderson ........F..Soph.22 Lorrie Cruse..................G ......Fr.23 Taylor Auzenne ............G ......Fr. 31 Nelcia Pierre ................F ......Sr.32 Stephanie Amichia ......F ......Fr.


10 Corey Heyward ............G ......Sr.11 Benny Johnson ............G ......Jr.12 Dyron Nix......................F ......Jr.14 Cole Romaguera ..........G ......Jr.20 Richie Everette ............F ......Sr.21 Moe Armistead ............G ......Sr.22 Eric Ryba......................F ......Sr.23 Sam Stokke ..................G ......Jr.

24 Dejon Birdson ..............F ......Jr.33 Brandon Jack ..............F ......Jr.34 Denzel Ozieh................F ......Jr.40 Tyrone Kilgore ..............G ......Jr.44 Devan Hill ....................G ......Jr.50 Cole Rives ....................G ......Jr.54 Bo Swanson ................F ......Jr.

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BOYS

■ Region: 5-A■ Coach: Ivan Iverson■ 2009-10 record: 23-7■ Returning regulars:Nate Bucher, Jr., 6-1 (pictured)Peter Hage, Sr., 6-3Brent Hansen, Sr., 5-11Alan Skinner, Sr., 6-5■ Other players to watch:Kareem Adekunle, Jr., 6-5Nikko Cormier, Jr., 5-10Charlie Scott, Soph., 6-0Aarvid Wanghammer, Jr., 6-6■ Outlook: The Stars return four startersand a key reserve from a team that won aregion title and reached the Class A statequarterfinals before losing to eventualstate champion Wesleyan for a third time.Providence snuck up on teams last sea-son, but that certainly won’t be the casethis time with three talented junior trans-fers joining the returnees. Included isAarvid Wanghammer, an exchange stu-dent from Sweden. The other newcomersare Kareem Adekunle (North Atlanta) andNikko Cormier (Lakeside).■ Worth noting: Providence returns its topoffensive threats in Nate Bucher and PeterHage, who led the team in scoring at nearly

15 points per game a year ago. There to getthe ball to Bucher, Hage, sharpshooter Char-lie Scott and the others is returning pointguard Brent Hansen, an expert ballhandler.

GIRLS

■ Region: 5-A■ Coach: Vanita McGough■ 2009-10 record: 9-16■ Returning regulars:Stephanie Cailor, Sr., 5-9Jessie Sherman, Sr., 5-9Erika Gotfredson, Jr., 5-8Aubrey Gold, Soph., 5-9■ Other players to watch:Jessie Kowalewicz, Soph., 5-6Maddie Jones, Soph., 5-9 ■ Outlook: The Stars, improving asthe year went on, won six out of sevengames late last season and gaveEagle’s Landing Christian a battle inthe region quarterfinals with a berth inthe state tournament on the line. Fourstarters return, but Providence remainsa young team with just two seniors –Stephanie Cailor and Jessie Sherman.■ Worth noting: Erika Gotfredson, ajunior, led the Stars in scoring last sea-son, averaging 12 points per game.Sherman was second on the team inrebounding, averaging six per game.Jessie Kowalewicz, a key reserve as afreshman, is a standout shortstop onProvidence’s state tournament softballteam.

SCHEDULENov. 16........at Greenforest

Nov. 19 ..................Decatur

Nov. 22-23 ....at N. Oconee

tourney

Dec. 3..................Lakeview

Dec. 4 at Athens Academy

Dec. 7 ....at Pace Academy

Dec. 10............Greenforest

Dec. 17............at Lakeview

Dec. 28-30 ..at Deep South

Classic

Jan. 4 ....at Holy Innocents’

Jan. 7 ................Fellowship

Jan. 11 ..........at Wesleyan

Jan. 14 ..........at St. Francis

Jan. 15 ....Athens Christian

Jan. 21 ................Pinecrest

Jan. 22 ................at Grady

Jan. 25 ..............Mt. Pisgah

Jan. 28 ..............Wesleyan

Feb. 1 ................St. Francis

Feb. 4 ............at Whitefield

Feb. 8..............at Pinecrest

Feb. 11..........at Mt. Pisgah

11 Rebecca Harris ............G ......Jr.12 Erika Gotfredson ..........G ......Jr.15 Aubrey Gold ................F..Soph.20 Maddie Jones ..............F ..Soph21 Jessie Sherman............F ......Sr.

23 Jessie Kowalewicz ......G Soph.25 Stephanie Cailer ..........G ......Sr.30 Katie Scott ....................F..Soph.31 Allie Petmecky..............G Soph.42 Jennie Vess ..................F..Soph.


1 Kareem Adekunle ..........F ......Jr.3 Nikko Cormier ................G ......Jr.5 Luke Underwood............G ......Jr.10 Caleb Underwood ........G ......Sr.11 Michael Moye ..............G ......Sr.14 Nate Bucher ................G ......Jr.

15 Brent Hansen................G ......Sr.21 Charlie Scott ................G Soph.30 Peter Hage ..................G ......Sr.40 Alan Skinner ................F ......Sr.42 Aarvid Wanghammer....F ......Jr.

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GENERALSGIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Dale Grant ■ 2009-10 record: 15-11■ Returning regular:Jalisa Williams, Jr., 5-8 ■ Other player to watch:Holland Glenn, Jr., 5-7Kimberleigh Rivers, Sr., 5-7■ Outlook: Shiloh’s promisingseason a year ago ended with adisappointing two-point loss toBerkmar on a last-second shot inthe Region 8-AAAAA tournamentand just two players return fromthat team. The Generals lost sevenseniors from a year ago and hadseveral other players transfer.■ Worth noting: Jalisa Williams, whostarted as a sophomore a year ago, issidelined for the start of the season,making coach Dale Grant’s rebuildingeffort even more difficult. HollandGlenn is the only other player with var-sity experience. Shiloh made the statetournament four straight years through2007 and again in 2009 before com-ing up short last season.

BOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Kim Rivers ■ 2009-2010 record: 14-15■ Returning regulars:Adonal Rogers, Jr., 6-2Jordan Gaither, Jr., 6-3 ■ Other players to watch:Tyler Gordon, Sr., 6-4Devonte Taylor, Sr., 6-0Justin McCain, Sr., 6-2Darius Conley, Sr., 6-5 ■ Outlook: The Generals closed strong lastseason and made the state tournament for thefirst time in three years before losing to Mariet-ta in the first round as a No. 3 seed. AdonalRogers and Jordan Gaither, who started assophomores a year ago, lead the returnees.Coach Kim Rivers will also count on seniorsDevonte Taylor, Justin McCain, Tyler Gordanand Darius Conley. The Generals still lacksize, so again will rely on pressure defenseand execution on offense.■ Worth noting: Shiloh defeated Dacula inthe Region 8-AAAAA tourney to qualify for thestate tournament, then gave top-seededMeadowcreek a battle in the semifinals beforebeating Berkmar in the third-place game.

SCHEDULENov. 20, 22-23 ..at Madison

Co. tourney

Dec. 3 ..................Berkmar

Dec. 4 ..................at Archer

Dec. 7 ....................Dacula

Dec. 11 ..................Walton

Dec. 13 ............at Grayson

Dec. 28-30 at Westminster

tourney (girls)

Jan. 4 ..........at Brookwood

Jan. 7 ..................Parkview

Jan. 8 ..............S. Gwinnett

Jan. 11 ........at C. Gwinnett

Jan. 14 ............at Berkmar

Jan. 18 ....................Archer

Jan. 21................at Dacula

Jan. 28 ................Grayson

Jan. 29 ............N. Gwinnett

Feb. 1 ..............Brookwood

Feb. 4 ..............at Parkview

Feb. 8 ..........at S. Gwinnett

Feb. 11 ............C. Gwinnett

1 Jordan Gaither................G ......Jr. 2 Trent Ladsen ..................F ......Sr.3 Evyn Smith......................G Soph.4 James DaVante ..............G Soph. 5 Devonte Taylor................G ......Sr.12 Stedmon Lemon ..........F ......Sr.15 Adonal Rogers ............G ......Jr.21 Brian Thompson ..........F..Soph.

23 Debreion Petterson ......G ......Sr. 24 Amar Basic ..................F ......Jr.25 Wiley Jackson ..............G ......Jr.30 Darius Conley ..............F ......Sr.32 Fred Mooring ................F..Soph.33 Justin McCain ..............F ......Sr.34 Brian Beverly ................C Soph.42 Tyler Gordon ................F ......Sr.


3 Dorian Addison ..............G ......Sr.5 Courtney Hector ............G ......Jr.6 Kaylen Ward ..................G ......Fr.10 Kimberleigh Rivers ......G ......Sr.11 Amber Johnson ............G ......Jr.12 Zakyra Colvin ..............C ......Sr.

20 D’Lisa White ................G Soph.24 Charity Robinson..........F..Soph.25 Holland Glenn ..............F ......Jr.32 Jalisa Williams ..............G ......Jr. 44 Ashley Lemon-McIntosh..C........Sr.



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COMETSBOYS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Scott Bracco ■ 2009-10 record: 17-9■ Returning regulars:None■ Players to watch:Qiydar Davis, Jr., 6-5Kyle Wright, 5-11, Soph.Kevin Haynes, Sr., 5-11Julian Jackson, Sr., 5-11Logan Adams, Soph., 6-6 (pictured)Ashanti Day-Downey, Jr., 6-6■ Outlook: Coach Scott Bracco has toretool in his second season at SouthGwinnett, with no starters returning. Butthe Comets have three guards back whosaw action a year ago and a promisingnew frontline that has size and athleticism.Leading the newcomers is 6-foot-5 juniorQiydar Davis, a transfer from Blessed Trin-ity. He was a force on the Titans’ Class AAstate tournament team a year ago.■ Worth noting: A promising seasonended in disappointment short of the statetournament a year ago, the Comets losingthree of their final four regular-seasongames and then falling 73-71 to upstart

Berkmar in the region tournament. Goneis Georgia State recruit Javonte Maynorand the rest of the starting lineup. Maynoraveraged 17 points and 3.2 assists lastseason, while Adonis Harrison contributed13 points and 11 rebounds.

GIRLS

■ Region: 8-AAAAA■ Coach: Jaime Kruppa ■ 2009-10 record: 6-20■ Returning regulars:Tina Odume, Sr., 6-1Kiara Baker, Sr., 5-6Danielle Blount, Sr., 5-11Tiffany Jenkins, Jr. 6-0■ Other player to watch:Bria Bankston, Sr., 5-3■ Outlook: The Comets hope to get backto their normal winning ways with thereturn of four starters, led by senior centerTina Odume. She averaged 15 points and8.6 rebounds last season. South Gwinnettalso will rely heavily on senior point guardKiara Baker, who will play for TusculumCollege next season. She led the team inassists last season and was second inscoring at 11.1 points per game.■ Worth noting: Jaime Kruppa, a formerSouth Gwinnett standout, took over ascoach last season after eight years as anassistant and inherited a team that hadlost 10 seniors. Before going to GeorgiaTech, she played on South’s 1995 teamthat won the state title and went 33-0.

SCHEDULENov. 20, 22-23 ..at Bulldog

Classic (girls)Nov. 22 ................Tucker at

Brookwood (boys)Nov. 23 ..............S. Cobb at

Brookwood (boys)Nov. 30 ............N. GwinnettDec. 3 ..............at ParkviewDec. 7 ..................BerkmarDec. 10 ....................ArcherDec. 11 ..............Alpharetta Dec. 13 ............C. GwinnettDec. 18 ..............at Atlanta

Hoopfest (boys)Dec. 27-30 ......at Dorman,

S.C. tourney (boys)Dec. 28-30 ..........at Walnut

Grove tourney (girls)Jan. 4 ..............at GraysonJan. 7......................DaculaJan. 8 ..................at ShilohJan. 11 ........at BrookwoodJan. 14 ................ParkviewJan. 18 ..........at NorthviewJan. 21 ............at BerkmarJan. 25 ................at ArcherJan. 28 ........at C. GwinnettFeb. 1 ..................GraysonFeb. 4 ................at DaculaFeb. 8 ......................ShilohFeb. 11 ............Brookwood

10 Colette Onenda ............G Soph.11 Kierra Clayton ..............G ......Fr.12 Kiara Baker ..................G ......Sr.14 Bria Bankston ..............G ......Sr.20 Yvonna Dunkley............G ......Jr.21 Samantha McCombs....F ......Jr.22 Danielle Bount ..............F ......Sr.24 Jashawna Johnson ......G Soph.

30 Alysia Johnson ............F..Soph.32 Ashantee Alleyne ........F ......Jr.34 Phineisha Henderson ..G ......Jr.40 Kenya Johnson ............F ......Jr.42 Tiffany Jenkins..............F ......Jr.44 Tina Odume..................C ......Sr.52 Tyese Vincent ..............F ......Sr.


1 Kalen Hawkins................G Soph.2 Kevin Haynes ................G ......Sr.3 Christian Buckmire ........G ......Jr. 4 Julian Jackson................G ......Sr. 10 Damir Ljubuskic ..........G ......Sr.11 Kyle Wright ..................G Soph.12 Cam Moye ....................G ......Fr.

15 G.J. Hawkins ................G ......Jr.20 Justin Blue....................G ......Sr. 21 Ashanti Day-Downey....F ......Jr.24 Qiydar Davis ................F ......Jr. 31 Terrance Jones ............F ......Jr. 33 Collis Carswell ..............F ......Jr.44 Logan Adams ..............F..Soph.



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■ Region: 5-A■ Coach: Skip Matherly■ 2009-10 record: 26-6■ Returning regulars:Andrew Frerking, Sr., 6-4Shane Smith, Jr., 6-4 (pictured)Ty Teague, Sr., 6-2■ Other players to watch:Hudson Price, Soph., 6-5 Rodney Morris, Soph., 6-3Takim Williams, Jr., 5-9■ Outlook: Wesleyan, which fell to afourth seed after upset losses in theregion semifinals and third-placegame, bounced back to claim its sec-ond state title in three years last sea-son, beating Whitefield Academy forthe Class A crown. Andrew Frerkinghad 26 points in the championshipgame. He averaged 17.3 points pergame last season and is a deadly 3-point shooter. Shane Smith led theteam in rebounding at 8.2 per game.■ Worth noting: The Wolves will missthe leadership of departed standoutsGriffin Schamp and Wes Caver. Theycombined for 32 points per game, and

Caver averaged 5.7 assists. But SkipMatherly always gets the most out ofhis talent and the team will get a boostwhen Hudson Price, one of six sopho-mores on the 12-man roster, is healthy.

GIRLS

■ Region: 5-A■ Coach: Jan Azar■ 2009-10 record:28-4■ Returning regulars:Grace Leah Baughn,Sr., 6-0Holli Wilkins, Jr., 6-0■ Other players towatch:Kaelyn Causwell, Jr., 6-4Jordan Frazier, Jr., 5-4Katie Frerking, Soph., 6-1Brittany Stevens,Soph., 5-3Taylor Blackmon,Soph., 5-5Missy Byrd, Jr., 5-11 ■ Outlook: Wesleyanwill be favored to winan eighth state title inthe past 10 yearsdespite graduatingthree starters and hav-

ing just one senior.Coach Jan Azar’s pro-gram is that stacked.The returning startersare Holli Wilkins, wholed the team’s bal-anced scoring at 13.4points per game a yearago, and lone seniorGrace Leah Baughn.Brittany Stevens was apart-time starter atpoint guard last sea-son as a freshman andJordan Frazier had 17points in the state titlegame.■ Worth noting: KatieFrerking is expected tohave a breakout sea-son as a sophomoreafter tearing an ACL inthe first game a yearago. Kaelyn Causwell,meanwhile, couldbecome a dominantforce inside as a junior.She has grown to 6-foot-4.

SCHEDULENov. 20, 22-23 ......at Johns

Creek tourney (boys), at Bulldog Classic (girls)

Nov. 30 ........at AIS (boys), at Loganville (girls)

Dec. 3 ............at Mill CreekDec. 4 ............Hoover, Ala.,

at St. PiusDec. 7 ..............GainesvilleDec. 11 ..........WestminsterDec. 18 ......at Rome (boys)Dec. 18, 20-23 at Crescent

Bank Classic (girls)Dec. 27-30 at Westminster

tourney (boys)Jan. 4 ....................St. PiusJan. 7 ........at King’s Ridge

(boys)Jan. 8 ....at Pace AcademyJan. 11 ............ProvidenceJan. 15 ..........at Fellowship

(boys), Oak Ridge (girls)Jan. 18 ..........at Mt. PisgahJan. 21 ..........at St. FrancisJan. 22 ..............North HallJan. 25 ................PinecrestJan. 28 ........at ProvidenceJan. 29 ................at BufordFeb. 4 ................Mt. PisgahFeb. 8 ................St. FrancisFeb. 11............at Pinecrest

2 Catherine Cropper..........G ......Jr. 3 Katie Frerking ................F..Soph. 4 Grace Leah Baughn ......F ......Sr. 5 Brittany Stevens ............G Soph.10 Elise Abernathy ............G Soph.12 Jordan Frazier ..............G ......Jr.15 Landyn Duley ..............G ......Fr.21 Joshlyn Belcher ............G ......Fr.

22 Kendra Talley................F..Soph.23 Taylor Blackmon ..........G Soph.32 Holli Wilkins ..................F ......Jr. 33 Keevana Edwards ........C ......Fr.34 Missy Byrd....................F ......Jr.44 Kaelyn Causwell ..........C ......Jr.55 CaraMia Tsirigos ..........C Soph.

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1 Takim Williams ................G ......Jr.2 Will Clifton ......................G Soph.3 Charles Mack ................G Soph.4 Kyle Karempelis ............G ......Sr.11 Drew Ritter....................F ......Jr.12 Brandon Ford-Gilliam ..G Soph.21 Hudson Price................F..Soph.

22 Jay Rochell ..................G Soph.25 Andrew Frerking ..........F ......Sr.32 Ty Teague ....................F ......Sr.33 Rodney Morris ..............F..Soph.34 Shane Smith ................F ......Jr.

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