Girls Basketball

Report on your favorite team for PrepCountry

Saturday, August 14, 2010
By Robert Naddra

Become a PrepCountry.com correspondent! We are looking for students, coaches and supporters of Georgia high school sports to provide PrepCountry.com with reports on your favorite teams. We are looking for reports on all sports, not only football and basketball. All contributors will receive a byline on all articles and will help promote their school on the... »

Girls basketball: UGA signee Miller of Douglass tops GACA all-state list

Sunday, May 16, 2010
By Robert Naddra

Douglass senior Khaalidah Miller, a University of Georgia signee, was named the Class AAAAA South Player of the year and a member of the Georgia Athletic coaches Association all-state girls basketball team. Head coaches from each region champion selected a North Player of the Year and a South Player of the Year for each classification,... »

Basketball: Stars shine in DeKalb all-star games

Saturday, May 1, 2010
By Mark Brock

The inaugural DeKalb County All-Star Basketball Event showcased some of the top talent in the state performing for the last time as a high school player in the two games played at Miller Grove recently. The girls’ game pitting state champion coaches Kathy Walton of Southwest DeKalb and Chantay Frost of Columbia went down to the wire as... »

Basketball: Mason, Spencer led DeKalb in scoring

Tuesday, April 6, 2010
By PrepCountry.com Correspondent

David Mason of Chamblee and Williesha Spencer of McNair ended the 2009-2010 season as the top scorers among public schools in DeKalb County. Mason averaged 22.8 points per game and opened the season with six 30-plus scoring efforts.He had a season high of 35 points against North Springs and scored 33 points twice last season. Spencer... »

Basketball: Local talent excels in NCAA tournaments

Monday, March 29, 2010
By Robert Naddra

Former Collins Hill star and the 2007 high school player of the year, Maya Moore, continues to lead the Connecticut women through the NCAA women’s tournament. Moore had a team-high 25 points and six rebounds in the Huskies’ 74-36 win over Iowa State in the Sweet 16. Moore and the Huskies take on Florida... »

GHSA: Executive Committee spring meeting recap

Saturday, March 27, 2010
By Robert Naddra

A second vote to amend the Georgia High School Association Constitution to reduce the reclassification period from four years to two years passed at the GHSA Executive Committee spring meeting on March 22. The reclassification committee also received a proposal that would limit the number of classes a school may be allowed to play... »

Basketball: GACA Announces Updated All-Star Rosters

Tuesday, March 16, 2010
By Steve Copeland

The Georgia Athletic Coaches Association will host a basketball All-Star Weekend in Savannah on March 20 and 21 at Savannah State University. On Saturday, March 20 at 2 p.m., the GACA will present the first Junior All-Star Classic Games. Coach Charlene Jackson of Dougherty will lead the South Girls squad against Coach Donna Enis of... »

Basketball: Wesleyan, Southwest DeKalb girls make it three in a row

Monday, March 15, 2010
By Robert Naddra

Southwest DeKalb and Wesleyan both won their third straight Georgia high School Association girls basketball titles last weekend. Southwest DeKalb routed Northwest Whitfield 65-45 to win its third Class AAAA title in a row. Wesleyan, which beat Savannah Christian 65-49 for the Class A title, also won the Class A title in 2009 and the... »

Basketball: Two Butler girls have landmark seasons

Tuesday, March 9, 2010
By Robert Naddra

Two Butler girls players reached 1,000 points this season.  Junior Ashley Watts reached the 1,000-point mark in the sixth game of the season with 31 points against Josey.   Senior Shameka Carter finished her career with 1,170 points, more than 500 rebounds and more than 200 steals.   Butler finished the season 23-7 and lost in the second round of the Class... »

Basketball: Pace sophomore reaches 1,000-point milestone

Thursday, March 4, 2010
By Robert Naddra

If she keeps it up, Pace Academy sophomore Morgan Batey could end her high school basketball career with more than 2,000 points. Morgan Batey scored the 1,000th point of her career in Pace Academy’s loss to St, Francis in the second round of the Class A tournament.  She ended her sophomore season with 1,011 career... »