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2013 Basketball 2013 TEAM GEORGIA ALL-STARS AAA BOYS AAA GIRLS # PLAYER SCHOOL HGT. POS. # PLAYER SCHOOL HGT. POS. 2 Xavieus Duncan Calvary Christian 6'1" G 3 Anna Dooley Tattnall Square Academy 5'5" G 3 Temba Twala Bulloch Academy 6'3" F 3 Dana Rose Mount de Sales Academy 5'5" G 4 Caleb Boykin Loganville Christian 6'2" F 3 McKinley Walton Westfield School 5'10" G 5 Harrison Kristofak Dominion Christian 6'0" G 3 Amanda Murphy Augusta Prepartory Day School 5'6" G 10 Ramello Carter Deerfield Windsor 5'10" G 4 Ivey Slaughter Tattnall Square Academy 6'1" F 10 Brandon Bostic Bethesda School 5'11" G 13 Maggie Midkiff Mount de Sales Academy 5'5" G 11 Isaiha Primus Belgrave Dominion Christian 6'2" F 15 Valerie McClure Westfield School 5'8" F 20 Forest Spence Bulloch Academy 5'9" G 15 Anna Newton Bulloch Academy 5'10" F 20 Garrett Jones The Heritage School 6'5" C 22 Mary McCarty Calvary Christian School 6'0" C 22 Brantley Attaway John Milledge Academy 6'0" G 23 Rachel Thomason Tiftarea Academy 5'7" G 24 Stewart Eberhardt Stratford Academy 6'6" C 31 Ashlyn Belding Pinewood Christian Academy 5'10" F 40 Drew Sladky Westminster Schools of Augusta 6'5 C 42 Mollie Ritchie John Milledge Academy 5'11" F COACHES: THOMAS CRAIG (John Milledge) COACHES: MIKE PATRICK (Tiftarea) DAVID GALLAGHER (John Milledge) DREW BAILEY (Edmund Burke) MEGAN GARREN (Tiftarea) A-AA BOYS A-AA GIRLS # PLAYER SCHOOL HGT. POS. # PLAYER SCHOOL HGT. POS. 0 Khari Pressley Frederica Academy 6'1" G 1 Khady Dieng Gatewood 5'10" F 00 Mayokun Oshinow LaGrange Academy 5'9" G 4 Hannalee Flynn Flint River 5'7" G 1 Chris Gulifo First Presbyterian Christian Academy 5'8" G 11 Kendall Wilson Crisp 5'8" F 1 Drake Thomas Gatewood School 6'1" F 11 Gabi Jackson Randolph Southern 5'9" G 1 CJ Lynch Georgia Christian 6'3" C 11 Julie Barton Monsignor Donovan 5'5" G 3 Levi McKinney Fullington Academy 6'2" F 13 Abbie Ringer Gatewood 5'8" F 5 BJ Barrett Monsignor Donovan 5'8" G 15 Ana Anderson Arlington 6'2" F 22 Malcolm Mann Frederica Academy 6'0" F 21 Lauren Barfield Terrell 5'8" G 22 Patrick Stanford Sherwood Christian 6'3" F 23 Jerica Burnett David Emanuel 6'0" C 23 Alex Chambless Southwest Georgia 6'0" G 30 Larisa Bishop Arlington 5'6" G 33 David Roney Fullington Academy 6'1" C 31 Maura Milliron Terrell 5'6" G 40 Darius McNear Arlington Christian School 6'6" C 43 Ivy Foister Westwood 5'10" F COACHES: VAN BAILEY (Fullington) COACHES: ANDY CALLAWAY (David Emanuel) MARK REED (Fullington) RODNEY JACKSON (Randolph Southern) ROBERT BRYANT (Terrell Academy 2013 GISA Girls All-State Basketball Class A School Grade Class AA School Grade Jacey Pruitt Citizens Christian SO Larnissa Bishop Arlington SR Jeris Johnson Citizens Christian JR Ana Anderson Arlington SR Madi Mitchell Crisp Academy JR Courtney Russell Arlington SR JayJay Yawn Crisp Academy SR Tiffany Pate Briarwood JR Kendall Wilson Crisp Academy SR Malia Kency Briarwood JR Kara White Crisp Academy JR Meghan Gregg Flint River JR Alyssa Spurlock Curtis Baptist JR Khady Dieng Gatewood SR Jerica Burnett David Emanuel SR Abbie Ringer Gatewood SR Tiana Gray Dawson Street SR Katie Scherer Monsignor Donovan JR Darrian Bailey Fullington JR Haley Burnham Piedmont SR Haley Garrett Georgia Christian SO Marilauren Farr Terrell SO Lindsay Levings Georgia Christian JR Sydney Bozeman Trinity Christian SO Morgan Sykes Georgia Christian SO Rachel Harrell Westwood JR Jessica Fuller Oak Mountain SR Callie Smith Westwood FR Abigal Haythorn Thomas Jefferson SO Morgan Singleton Westwood SO Coach of the Year Coach of the Year Gina Mitchell Crisp Academy Jenni Smith Westwood Class AAA School Grade Amanda Murphy Augusta Prep SR Anna Newton Bulloch Academy SR Ashley Burke Bulloch Academy SO Mary McCarty Calvary Christian SR Nyla Perry Deerfield-Windsor FR Mollie Ritchie John Milledge SR Dana Rose Mount de Sales SR Maggie Midkoft Mount de Sales SR Jessie Knaves Pinewood Academy JR Ivey Slaughter Tattnall Square SR Anna Dooley Tattnall Square SR Elizabeth Wainwright Tattnall Square SO Katlyn Mosely Westfield School SO Valerie McClure Westfield School SR Callie Hammerle Westfield School JR Coach of the Year Todd Whetsel Tattnall Square 2013 GISA Boys All-State Basketball Class A School Grade Class AA School Grade Brian Wilson Curtis Baptist SR Darius McNear Arlington SR Micah Ryals Curtis Baptist JR Matt Reid Brentwood JR OJ Simpson Citizens Christian SR Herbert Roberts FPCA SO Hunter Chambers Crisp Academy JR Chris Guilfo FPCA SR Seth Durden David Emanuel SR Khari Pressley Frederica SR Weston Patterson Dawson Street SR Braxton Witherspoon Furtah SR John Horne Dawson Street JR Drake Thomas Gatewood SR David Roney Fullington SR Joe Welch Gatewood JR Levi McKinney Fullington SR Jonathan Hammond Griffin Christian JR CJ Lynch Georgia Christian SR Mo Oshinowo LaGrange SR Jeremiah Beverly Georgia Christian SO BJ Barrett MDCHS SR DJ Shelnutt Nathanael Greene SR Derek Wright Memorial Day JR Wade Mason Oak Mountain SO Malcolm Quaterman Memorial Day JR Rico Rogers RTCA SO Mari Latson Memorial Day JR Maricus Corbin Solid Rock SR Patrick Stanford Sherwood SR Coach of the Year Coach of the Year John Spurlock Curtis Baptist Michael Thompson Memorial Day Class AAA School Grade Michael Downing Augusta Prep JR Bandon Bostie Bethesda SR David Grayson Bethesda SR Forrest Spence Bulloch SR Xavieus Duncan Calvary SR Romello Carter Deerfield-Windsor SR Harrison Kristofak Dominion Christian SR Tomae Theriot Dominion Christian SR Gariett Jones Heritage SR Brantley Attaway John Milledge SR Caleb Boykin Loganville SR Seth Dossett Loganville SR Quintez Cephus Stratford JR Grayson Brown Tattnall Square SR Austin Stokes JR Coach of the Year Mark Davis Loganville 2013 Class A BOYS All-Region Basketball Region 1A School Grade Region 2A School Grade Brian Wilson Curtis Baptist SR Shredrick Brown Robert Toombs JR Micah Ryles Curtis Baptist JR Rico Rogers Robert Toombs SO Justin Wilson Curtis Baptist JR Josh Mimbs Robert Toombs SR Makai Ray Curtis Baptist JR Herron Gardner Robert Toombs JR Alex Haythorn Thomas Jefferson SR Max Ritter Robert Toombs JR Seth Evans Thomas Jefferson SR Seth Durden David Emmanuel SR Michael Bridges Thomas Jefferson SR Trey Carter David Emmanuel SR ChanceSpratlin Bethlehem Christian SR Daniel Overstreet David Emmanuel JR Niko Mailloux Bethlehem Christian SR O.J. Simpson Citizens Christian SR Kevin Green Bethlehem Christian JR Theorayn Lott Citizens Christian SR D.J. Shelnutt Nathanael Greene Alex Wills Citizens Christian SR Mason Adams Nathanael Greene JR Kevin Williams Providence Christian SR Tucker West Nathanael Greene JR Nick Thomas Providence Christian SR Justin Sheppard John Hancock SR Evan Nobles Twiggs SR Drew Coldwell John Hancock SR Al Jones Twiggs FR Brandon Brown John Hancock JR Region 3A School Grade Region 4A School Grade Rhett Ragan Randolph Southern SR John Horne Dawson Street Dusty Thomas Highland Christian SR Shaquille Tiggs Dawson Street Tucker Bruce Highland Christian JR Weston Patterson Dawson Street Jaylen Hiller Highland Christian SO Wade Mason Oak Mountain Hunter Chambers Crisp JR Blake Mason Oak Mountain Banks Folsom Crisp JR James Hughes Oak Mountain Jack McRae Grace Christian FR Colton Pollard Oak Mountain Phillip Bowen Grace Christian SR Darius Baskin Solid Rock Dand Roney Fullington SR Demarz Baskin Solid Rock Len McKinney Fullington SR Maricus Corbin Solid Rock Mark McCleskey Fullington SR David Curry Lafayette Christian CJ Lynch Georgia Christian SR Pierce Benefield Heirway Christian Jeremiah Beverly Georgia Christian SO Christian Moore Georgia Christian SR Zac Bunion Georgia Christian SR 2013 Class A GIRLS All-Region Basketball Region 1A School Grade Region 2A School Grade Abigail Haythorn Thomas Jefferson SO Lauran Burke Citizens Christian JR Logan Johnson Thomas Jefferson FR Jeris Johnson Citizens Christian JR Jodie Cobb Thomas Jefferson SR Jacey Puritt Citizens Christian SO Alyssa Spurlock Curtis Baptist JR Kyndal Day Citizens Christian SO Lissa Roberson Curtis Baptist JR Mary Roberson Citizens Christian SR Irene Oates Curtis Baptist JR Sydni Collins Robert Toombs JR Summer Hopkins Curtis Baptist SR Megan Orrel Robert Toombs SR Heather Waddell John Hancock SR Lisa Caststeel Robert Toombs SR Adrianna Stewart John Hancock SO Joanna Hendrix Robert Toombs SR Jessica Howard John Hancock JR Jerica Burnett David Emmanuel SR Calleigh Simmons Nathanael Greene SR Kristan Rigdon David Emmanuel JR Chelsey Epps Nathanael Greene SR Kiristen Lamm David Emmanuel SO Raven Harrison Bethlehem Christian JR Ashley Odon Twiggs SR Ivey Nobles Twiggs Maddie Wilbanks Heritage Christian 8TH Region 3A School Grade Region 4A School Grade Gabi Jackson Randolph Southern SR Tiana Gray Dawson Street SR Parker Rigsby Randolph Southern SR Amber Walker Dawson Street SR Megan Maruyama Highland Christian SR Jessica Fuller Oak Mountain SR Emilee Murr Grace Christian FR Meredith Sammon Oak Mountain SO Jasmin Kelly Grace Christian SR Jordan Francis Oak Mountain SR Morgan Sykes Georgia Christian SO MeKenna Lipham Oak Mountain SO Haley Garrett Georgia Christian SO Layo Idaomi Heirway Christian Lindsey Levings Georgia Christian JR Kay Butts Heirway Christian Darrian Bailey Fulllington JR Morgan Douglass Lafayette Christian Rachel McCleskey Fullington SO Courtney Lowery Lafayette Christian Madi Mitchell Crisp JR Elizabeth Goodwin Lafayette Christian Kendall Wilson Crisp SR Danielle Howliett Solid Rock JayJay Yawn Crisp SR Kara White Crisp JR Kayla Childers Crisp JR 2013 Class AA BOYS All-Region Basketball Region 1AA School Grade Region 2AA School Grade Josh Adams Briarwood SR Deric Wright Memorial
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