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2004 Basketball 2004 GISA State Basketball Tournament Updated 3-01-04 Wed., Feb. 18 AA GIRLS Brentwood - 51 Fri., Feb. 20 R1 # 1 Home is team with highest rank; when teams are Middle Georgia 7:00 Brentwood - 53 equally ranked, Home is as shown on brackets. (1) Fri., Feb. 27 GA Christian - 32 R3 # 4 Brewton Parker 5:30 Brentwood - 52 Fullington - 55 (9) (Home) R4 # 2 Sat., Feb. 28 Brewton Parker 4:00 Fullington - 28 (2) Trinity Christian - 49 R2 # 3 Pinewood Chr. - 35 GA. College 7:00 R2 # 1 Pinewood Christian Brewton Parker 8:30 Pinewood Christian - 57 (3) Flint River - 23 R4 # 4 Brewton Parker 8:30 Pinewood Christian - 39 (10) (Home) Tiftarea - 36 R3 # 2 Brentwood - 28 Middle Georgia 5:30 Nathanael Greene - 22 (14) (Home) (4) Nathanael Greene - 46 R1 # 3 GA. College 2:00 PINEWOOD CHR. (15) WINNER Coach Eddie Durrence Terrell - 64 R3 # 1 Pinewood Christian - 40 Middle Georgia 8:30 Terrell - 41 (13) (5) Gatewood - 49 R1 # 4 Brewton Parker 7:00 Citizens Christian - 39 Citizens Christian - 62 (11) R2 # 2 GA. College 4:00 Brewton Parker 5:30 Citizens Christian - 45 (6) Heritage - 30 R4 # 3 LaGrange - 56 R4 # 1 Brewton Parker 7:00 LaGrange - 65 (7) Robert Toombs - 26 R2 # 4 Brewton Parker 4:00 LaGrange - 37 Briarwood - 25 (12) R1 # 2 Middle Georgia 4:00 Crisp (8) Crisp - 40 R3 # 3 2004 GISA State Basketball Tournament Updated 3-01-04 Thur., Feb. 19 AA BOYS Brentwood - 73 Sat., Feb. 21 R1 # 1 Home is team with highest rank; when teams are Middle Georgia 7:00 Brentwood - 58 equally ranked, Home is as shown on brackets. (1) Fri., Feb. 27 Randolph Southern - 47 R3 # 4 Brewton Parker 5:30 Brentwood - 53 OT LaGrange - 69 (9) (Home) R4 # 2 Sat., Feb. 28 Brewton Parker 4:00 LaGrange - 46 (2) Robert Toombs - 60 R2 # 3 Pinewood Christian - 63 GA. College 8:30 R2 # 1 Brewton Parker 8:30 Pinewood Christian - 62 (3) Monroe - 43 R4 # 4 Brewton Parker 8:30 Pinewood Christian - 56 2 OT (10) (Home) Georgia Christian - 61 R3 # 2 Brentwood - 48 Middle Georgia 5:30 GA Christian - 40 (14) (Home) (4) Gatewood - 44 R1 # 3 GA. College 3:45 BRENTWOOD (15) WINNER Coach Chandler Dennard Brookwood - 45 R3 # 1 Pinewood Christian - 46 Middle Georgia 8:30 Brookwood - 50 (13) (5) Briarwood - 36 R1 # 4 Brewton Parker 7:00 Memorial Day - 49 Memorial Day - 51 (11) R2 # 2 Brewton Parker 5:30 Memorial Day - 56 (6) GA. College 5:30 Flint River - 35 R4 # 3 West GA Christian - 45 R4 # 1 Brewton Parker 7:00 West GA Christian - 40 (7) Citizens Christian - 42 R2 # 4 Brewton Parker 4:00 West GA Christian - 54 Curtis Baptist - 64 (12) R1 # 2 Middle Georgia 4:00 Curtis Baptist - 35 (8) Tiftarea - 53 R3 # 3 2004 GISA State Basketball Tournament Updated 3-01-04 Wed., Feb. 18 AAA GIRLS N. Cobb Chr. - 37 Fri., Feb. 20 R1 # 1 Home is team with highest rank; when teams are Stratford 7:00 N. Cobb Christian - 38 equally ranked, Home is as shown on brackets. (1) Thu., Feb. 26 Westfield - 35 R3 # 4 First Presbyterian 4:00 First Presbyterian - 21 John Milledge - 46 (9) (Home) R4 # 2 Sat., Feb. 28 Stratford 4:00 First Presbyterian - 45 (2) First Presbyterian - 57 R2 # 3 Central Fellowship - 42 GA. College 4:00 R2 # 1 Stratford 8:30 Central Fellowship - 40 (3) Augusta Prep - 26 R4 #4 First Presbyterian 8:30 Central Fellowship - 37 (10) (Home) Southland - 55 R3 # 2 Deerfield-Windsor - 41 Tattnall Square 5:30 Southland - 28 (14) (Home) (4) Eagle's Landing - 45 R1 # 3 GA. College 5:30 DEERFIELD-WINDSOR (15) WINNER Coach Larry Collins Deerfield-Windsor - 72 R3 # 1 Central Fellowship - 21 Tattnall Square 8:30 Deerfield-Windsor - 48 (13) (5) Dominion Chr. - 14 R1 # 4 First Presbyterian 7:00 Deerfield-Windsor - 45 Stratford - 50 (11) R2 # 2 Stratford 5:30 Stratford - 20 (6) GA. College 7:00 Augusta Chr. - 32 R4 # 3 George Walton - 39 R4 # 1 Tattnall Square 7:00 George Walton - 42 (7) ***Should Tattnall Square participate in Round 1, Tattnall Square - 22 they will play at Tattnall instead of Stratford. R2 # 4 First Presbyterian 5:30 George Walton - 26 Corresponding game scheduled for Tattnall Arlington Christian - 41 (12) will be played at Stratford. R1 # 2 Tattnall Square 4:00 Sherwood Christian - 27 (8) Sherwood Chr. - 46 R3 # 3 2004 GISA State Basketball Tournament Updated 3-01-04 Thur., Feb. 19 AAA BOYS Fellowship Chr. - 68 Sat., Feb. 21 R1 # 1 Home is team with highest rank; when teams are Tattnall Square 7:00 Westfield - 46 equally ranked, Home is as shown on brackets. (1) Thu., Feb. 26 Westfield - 79 R3 # 4 First Presbyterian 4:00 Tattnall Square - 39 Augusta Christian - 49 (9) (Home) R4 # 2 Sat., Feb. 28 Tattnall Square 4:00 Tattnall Square - 52 (2) Tattnall Square - 70 R2 # 3 First Presbyterian - 72 GA. College 5:30 R2 # 1 Stratford 8:30 First Presbyterian - 52 (3) Augusta Prep - 44 R4 # 4 First Presbyterian 8:30 First Presbyterian - 42 (10) (Home) Southland - 38 R3 # 2 Dominion Christian - 42 Tattnall Square 5:30 N. Cobb Christian - 41 (14) (Home) (4) N. Cobb Christian - 61 R1 # 3 GA. College 7:15 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (15) WINNER Coach Greg Moore Sherwood Christian R3 # 1 First Presbyterian - 47 Tattnall Square 8:30 Dominion Christian - 51 (13) (5) Dominion Christian R1 # 4 First Presbyterian 7:00 Dominion Christian - 42 Mount de Sales - 48 (11) R2 # 2 Stratford 5:30 Mount de Sales - 43 (6) GA. College 8:30 Westminster - 30 R4 # 3 George Walton - 28 R4 # 1 Stratford 7:00 George Walton - 48 (7) Stratford - 26 ***Should Tattnall Square participate in Round 1, R2 # 4 First Presbyterian 5:30 George Walton - 30 they will play at Tattnall instead of Stratford. Riverside Military - 69 (12) Corresponding game scheduled for Tattnall R1 # 2 will be played at Stratford. Stratford 4:00 Deerfield-Windsor - 39 (8) Deerfield-Windsor - 70 R3 # 3 2004 GISA ALL-STATE BASKETBALL AAA GIRLS Name School Position Grade katie May Calvary Christian School SR Jennifer Jones Central Fellowship Christian Academy SR Kristen Ward Central Fellowship Christian Academy JR Laura Tiernan Deerfield-Windsor School SR Michelle Young Deerfield-Windsor School JR Mallory Davis Deerfield-Windsor School SO Megan dela Rosa First Presbyterian Day School JR Mallory Hill George Walton Academy SO Carly Chambers John Milledge Academy JR Joanna Akin Mount de Sales Academy SR Charity Daniels North Cobb Christian School JR Meredith Myers Southland Academy SR Rachel Ackerman Stratford Academy SO Leah Smelser Tattnall Square Academy SR Becca Roper Westfield Schools SR Coach of the Year: Larry Collins, Deerfield-Windsor School AAA BOYS Name School Position Grade Jordan Cannon Arlington Christian School G SR Jamal Womble Augusta Christian School F SR Kyle Belcher Deerfield-Windsor School F SR Collin Davidson Dominion Christian High School G JR Jon Middleton Dominion Christian High School G JR Reed Crosson Fellowship Christian High School G JR Austin Royal First Presbyterian Day School G JR Brian McCommon First Presbyterian Day School F SR Dominique Whatley George Walton Academy F SR Kent Edwards George Walton Academy F SR Kenny Epps Mount de Sales Academy G SR Ross Knight Sherwood Christian Academy G JR Justin Reeves Tattnall Square Academy F SR Bubba Blalock Westfield Schools G SR Kevin Curry Westminster Schools, Augusta G JR Coach of the Year: Greg Moore, First Presbyterian Day School 2004 GISA ALL-STATE BASKETBALL AA GIRLS Name School Position Grade Amy Jones Brentwood School G SR Faran Veal Brentwood School G/F SR Anne Wills Briarwood Academy G JR Kelsey Daniels Citizens Christian Academy G SO Heather Houser Crisp Academy F SR Sarah Batchelor Gatewood School F SR Angel Roberts LaGrange Academy G SO Lucy Ellison LaGrange Academy G SO Mary Ann Langford LaGrange Academy F SO Jenna Lewis Pinewood Christian Academy G JR Lacey Waters Pinewood Christian Academy G SR Ramsey Blaxton Pinewood Christian Academy C SR Brynne Callaway Terrell Academy C Courtney Spilman Terrell Academy G/F FR Lindsey Shiver Tiftarea Academy F SR Coach of the Year: Eddie Durrence, Pinewood Christian Academy AA BOYS Name School Position Grade Jamie Dickey Brentwood School G SR Tripp West Brentwood School F SR Wright Barksdale Brentwood School C JR Bob Wills Briarwood Academy C SR Robert Shiver Brookwood School C SR Alden Marchman Heritage School G SR Gary Grizzle LaGrange Academy G/F SR Alex Moorman Memorial Day School C FR James Moorman Memorial Day School F SR Daniel Baker Pinewood Christian Academy C SR Ric Roderick Pinewood Christian Academy G SO Speer Brannen Pinewood Christian Academy G JR Wesley Parker Robert Toombs Christian Academy G SR Chad Traylor West GA Christian Academy C SO Lee Whitworth West GA Christian Academy G SR Coach of the Year: Chandler Dennard, Brentwood School Georgia Independent School Association TEAM GEORGIA ALL-STAR BASKETBALL PLAYERS AAA GIRLS ALL-STARS AAA BOYS ALL-STARS # Player School Hgt Pos. # Player School Hgt Pos. Leah Smelser Tattnall Square 6'1" C Kent Edwards George Walton 6'5" F/C Katie May Calvary Christian 6'0" C/F Dominique Whatley George Walton 6'5" G/F Haley Simons John Milledge 5'8" G/F Kyle Belcher Deerfield/Windsor 6'4" F Laura Tiernan Deerfield/Windsor 6'1" C/F Chris Seymour Riverside Military 5'11" G Joanna Akin Mount de Sales 5'10" C/F Marc Santiago Riverside Military 5'11" G Ashley Griffin First Presbyterian 5'4" G Bubba Blalock Westfield 6'0" G Becca Roper Westfield 5'7" G Brian McCommon First Presbyterian 6'2" G/F Meredith Myers Southland 5'10" F Jamal Womble Augusta Christian 6'5" F B.J.
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