SOFTBALL

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DEKALB COUNTY SOFTBALL GUIDE

DEKALB COUNTY FACTS CONTENTS Address: 5829 Memorial Drive Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083 Fast-pitch softball history 2 Phone Number (678) 676-1821 2018 season in review 3 Location Northeast Atlanta Arabia Mountain 4 Number of High Schools Nineteen Cedar Grove 5 Chamblee 6 DIRECTORY Clarkston 7 Superintendent Dr. R. Stephen Green Columbia 8 Athletic Director James Jackson Druid Hills 9 Softball Coordinator Chris Chilton Dunwoody 10 Athletic Specialist Chris Chilton Athletic Specialist Mark Brock Lakeside 11 Lithonia 12 REGION ALIGNMENTS Martin Luther King Jr. 13 AAAAAAA-Region 7 Berkmar Meadowcreek McNair 14 Brookwood Norcross Miller Grove 15 Central Gwinnett Parkview Southwest DeKalb 16 Lakeside Stephenson 17

AAAAAA-Region 7 Stone Mountain 18 Alpharetta Johns Creek Tucker 19 Cambridge North Atlanta Final 2018 statistics 20 Centennial Northview Chattahoochee Pope DeKalb County season leaders 21 Dunwoody DeKalb season records 24 School records 25 AAAAAA-Region 4 College scholarships 28 Charles Drew Mt. Zion Jonesboro Forest Park Mundy’s Mill State tournament results 30 Jonesboro Stephenson All-time DeKalb County state tournament records 32 Lovejoy Tucker 2018 All-Star Game Recap 34 Martin Luther King Jr.

AAAAA-Region 5 CHAMBLEE REALIZES ALL-SPORTS THREE-PEAT Arabia Mountain Lithonia Chamblee Miller Grove Three state championships served as the driving force in lifting Chamblee to a Clarkston Southwest DeKalb third straight DeKalb County All -Sports Trophy title during the 2018 -19 school Columbia year. The Bulldogs captured top state trophies in AAAAA girls swimming in the winter AAAA-Region 4 and then swept AAAAA honors in both boys and girls tennis in the spring. Druid Hills Luella Chamblee also earned crucial state tournament berths in boys cross country, girls Eastside North Clayton cross country, volleyball, softball, girls basketball, baseball, boys soccer, girls Hampton Salem soccer and girls golf. Henry County Woodward Academy In addition to the overall trophy, Chamblee also nailed down the first DeKalb County Girls All -Sports Trophy. Tucker won on the boys side. AAA-Region 5 Cedar Grove Stone Mountain Lovett Westminster Final All-Sports Trophy Point totals: Pace Academy 1) Chamblee ...... 352.0 AA-Region 6 2) Southwest DeKalb ...... 307.0 Drew Charter South Atlanta 3) Lakeside ...... 301.0 Douglass Therrell 4) Dunwoody ...... 296.5 Kipp Academy Washington 5) Druid Hills ...... 289.0 McNair 6) Tucker ...... 287.5 7) Arabia Mountain ...... 283.0 CAREER COACHING WINS 8) Stephenson ...... 237.5 9) Cedar Grove ...... 207.5 DeKalb softball coaches with 100 wins 10) Clarkston ...... 192.5 11) Martin Luther King Jr...... 189.5 *Kerry Brown, Dunwooody 245-199 12) Miller Grove ...... 160.0 *Bernice Foreman, Southwest DeKalb 219-143 13) Lithonia ...... 159.0 Pat Floyd, Tucker 183-79 14) Redan ...... 155.5 Steve Dennis, Columbia 177-172 15) Stone Mountain ...... 150.0 *Eric Hoxie, Arabia Mountain 130-79 16) Columbia ...... 149.5 Cheryl Finke, Dunwoody 120-23 17) Towers ...... 93.5 18) McNair ...... 85.0 Duane Wilson, Lakeside 113-82 ...... Marco Jackson, Stephenson 104-72 19) Cross Keys 83.0 Sean Brinkley, Redan, Dunwoody 102-74 Lynn Maddox, Dunwoody 101-15

SOFTBALL HISTORY

DeKalb County served as one of the main forerunners in the introduction of fastpitch softball as a sanctioned sport on the high school level. While the slowpitch version of the game has held state championships since 1981, fastpitch softball did not make its inau- gural appearance until the fall of 1993. Local schools dominated the field in that first season, as 18 of the 21 teams hailed from DeKalb County. Marist, Berkmar and Meadowcreek were the remaining three entrants. Dunwoody put together an impressive run as the initial powerhouse in the sport, finishing either first or second in the state in each of the first four years. Co -coaches Lynn Maddox and Cheryl Finke guided the Lady Wildcats to a super 101 -15 record during that stretch. Dun- woody won at least 17 games every year from 1993 -98. The initial 1993 campaign featured a memorable battle between Dunwoody and Meadowcreek for what was then listed as the Metro Championships. Dunwoody opened that tournament in dominating fashion, posting three straight shutout triumphs over Lithonia (9 -0), Redan (6 -0) and Berkmar (5 -0) to advance to the championship round. Matched up against Meadowcreek in best -of -three series, the Lady Wildcats fought to the very end before coming up just short in their pursuit of the first and only metro crown. Dunwoody actually gained the early advantage by pulling out a 2 -1 nailbiter in the first game of the showdown. Mead- owcreek, however, bounced back to sweep the last two contests by the narrow respective margins of 12 -9 and 2 -1. The Lady Wildcats used that heart -breaking defeat as inspiration in what would prove to be the first of their two state cham- pionship runs in 1994. After posting a super 22 -3 record in the regular season, Dunwoody rolled past Lassiter (3 -1), Tucker (13 -2), Brookwood (3 - 0) and Brookwood (7 -3) again in a perfect 4 -0 state march. Overpowering sophomore southpaw Adrienne Fortmann capped a stellar 15 -2 season on the mound, striking out six and allowing only two hits in picking up the pitching victory. Junior shortstop Sabrina Touchberry (3 -4, 2 RS), sophomore centerfielder Amy Thompson (2 -4) and junior third baseman Megan Galhouse (2 -4), meanwhile, shined brightest offensively for the Lady Wildcats. Other key players for Dunwoody included junior catcher Nancy Diamond , sophomore pitcher -second baseman Ashley Fawcett , junior leftfielder Shana Vidal , freshman first baseman Melissa Chastney and freshman rightfielder Jessica Tucker . Coach Pat Floyd and the Tucker Lady Tigers nearly joined Dunwoody in the championship round, dropping a 9 -3 heart - breaker in 11 innings to Meadowcreek in the semifinals. Freshman pitcher Jill Wilkinson (20 -5), senior shortstop Krissy Streid and junior outfielder Teresa Eubanks led the charge for a Tucker squad that went 3 -2 at state and finished 24 -5 overall. Redan also qualified for state in 1994, dropping two straight tough decisions to Brookwood (2 -1) and Meadowcreek (2 -0). Senior southpaw Mandy Smart was brilliant on the mound in defeat for the Lady Raiders. Dunwoody nearly earned a second straight state championship in 1995, settling for runnerup honors after a stunning loss to Douglas County in the championship round. The Lady Wildcats whipped Berkmar (9 -1), Brookwood (7 -3) and Parkview (8 -1) to advance to the final, before dropping two consecutive decisions of 3 -0 and 8 -2 to Douglas County in finishing 29 -5 overall. A brilliant group of seniors, though, made up for that disappointment by climbing to the top of the state field for the second time in three years at the 1996 AAAA tournament. Maddox was able to retire from the coaching ranks in style, as Dunwoody won three straight one -run decisions over Lassit- er (2 -1), Shaw (1 -0) and Berkmar (3 -2) and then easily rolled past Lassiter (6 -0) again in the championship contest in wrapping up a memorable 27 -4 season. Fortmann struck out three and allowed only one hit in the final blitzing of Lassiter, while Thompson, Tucker and freshman shortstop Nikki Reed paced a balanced offens that received key contributions from several individuals. Chamblee also earned a state berth on the AAA level in 1996, losing consecutive tough decisions to Columbus (5 -4) and Douglas County (6 -0) while getting eliminated in two games and finishing 19 -10 overall for the season. Tucker next ended a four -year dry spell for DeKalb County schools by advancing to the state Class AAAA tournament in 2001. The Lady Tigers posted a 1 -2 record at that battle on the way to finishing 31 -4 overall. Super junior pitcher Christy Wahl established a new county strikeout record of 445 in leading a stellar campaign. Martin Luther King Jr. garnered the next state berth for DeKalb County schools while advancing to the AAA tournament in 2004. Coach Paris Burd ’s Lions went 1 -2 there and finished 24 -10 overall. The 2017 season offered the biggest highlight in many years, as four DeKalb County squads advanced to the second round of the state tournament for the first time in county history. Region 5 -AAAAA led the way with three teams moving on, as league champion Arabia Mountain, No. 2 seed Chamblee and No. 3 entrant Miller Grove advanced and Dunwoody impressed in a first round sweep as well. Both Arabia Mountain (23) and Chamblee (22) established school records for single season victories in 2017 to add to the long list of impressive achievements on the local level.

2018 SOFTBALL IN REVIEW

DeKalb County established a new school district record for state tournament qualifiers in 2018, as nine local squads earned invitations to the big dance in a memorable campaign. Coach Alan Loper ’s Chamblee Bulldogs led the way, claiming a region title with a 5 -1 record in Region 5 -AAAAA while also serving as the lone team to advance to the second round of state. Winless in school history in state tournament competition as of two years ago at 0 -16, Chamblee has now registered two victories in each of the last two seasons in improving to 4 -20 overall. The Lady Bulldogs took care of Clarke Central in impressive fashion in the first round of the AAAAA state draw last fall, romping to a doubleheader sweep on the opening day by the respective scores of 10 -0 and 17 -4. Chamblee then hosted Villa Rica in the second round, falling by the narrow margins of 8 -6 and 8 -3 in a tough battle that left the Lady Bulldogs with the strong final overall record of 18 -8. Several players turned in banner efforts in leading the way individually for Chamblee, led by senior shortstop Rachel Lovejoy and junior second baseman Mary Axelson . Lovejoy put the finishing touches on a spectacular high school career, ranking among the county leaders in batting average (.544), runs scored (38), RBI (39), homers (5), doubles (7) and triples (5). Axelson, meanwhile, took over the team lead in batting average (.583), doubles (10) and hits (42) and also netted 35 runs scored, 32 RBI, two doubles and one triple. Other team offensive standouts included freshman pitcher Margaret Axelson (.394 BA; 27 RS; 14 RBI; 5 2B), junior catch- er -outfielder Ansley Mepham (.351 BA; 19 RBI; 9 RS; 3 2B; 2 3B), senior outfielder -third baseman Anna Burke (.344 BA; 18 RS; 16 RBI; 6 2B), sophomore outfielder Brooke George (.319 BA; 15 RS; 13 RBI) and junior third baseman -shortstop Grace Brown (.301 BA; 24 RS; 15 RBI). Margaret Axelson, on the other hand, served as the ace of a deep and talented pitching rotation, posting an 11 -6 record, 3.25 ERA, 86 strikeouts and 30 walks over 103 1/3 innings. Mary Axelson (2 -1; 4.14 ERA; 17 SO; 3 BB; 23 2/3 IP) and Brown (4 -1; 0.98 ERA; 9 SO; 2 BB; 14 2/3 IP) provided two top reserve options. Arabia Mountain, Southwest DeKalb and Miller Grove in that order rounded out the list of state tournament qualifiers from Region 5 -AAAAA. Coach Eric Hoxie ’s Arabia Mountain squad lost only to Chamblee (4 -3) in going 5 -1 and claiming the second place seeding for state from 5 -AAAAA. The Lady Rams dropped a doubleheader to Walnut Grove on the opening day of state, falling by the respective scores of 12 - 0 and 14 -2 to finish the year with a 10 -15 overrall mark. Coach Bernice Foreman ’s Southwest DeKalb unit finished third in the final regular season 5 -AAAAA standings, losing to Arabia Mountain (10 -2) in going 5 -1 in the league. The Lady Panthers traveled to Buford in the first round and came up short in both ends of a doubleheader, falling by the respective scores of 19 -0 and 15 -3 in finishing 13 -10 overall for the year. Miller Grove posted a 3 -3 mark in taking fourth place in Region 5 -AAAAA, losing to Chamblee (14 -6), Southwest DeKalb (6 -2) and Arabia Mountain (8 -0). Coach Terrence Canty ’s Lady Wolverines earned a road trip to Loganville for the first round of state, falling 10 -0 and 14 -1 in a doubleheader to finish the season with a 10 -10 final overall record. Lakeside returned to the state tournament after a rare year away in 2017, securing the fourth seed out of a rugged Region 7 - AAAAAAA race with a 2 -6 record. Coach Lauren Levin ’s Lady Vikings face the challenging task of traveling to Mill Creek in the opening round of the state Class AAAAAAA draw, getting swept in an opening day twinbill by the respective scores of 17 -0 and 18 -0 in finishing the year with a 4 -14 overall mark. Three DeKalb County squads garnered state tournament berths on the AAAAAA, led by surprising Region 4 -AAAAAA champion Martin Luther King Jr. Coach Leenard Williams and the Lady Lions romped to a dominating region tournament triumph, blasting Mundy’s Mill (15 -3), Stephenson (14 -2) and Forest Park (6 -4) by the cumulative margin of 35 -9. Martin Luther King Jr. earned the right to host Northside Warner Robins in the first round of state, coming up short in a doubleheader on opening day by the respective scores of 17 -2 and 13 -0 in finishing 12 -6 overall. Stephenson also advanced to state out of Region 4 -AAAAAA, nailing down the No. 4 seed in Bridget Smith ’s inaugural campaign as Lady Jaguar head coach. The Lady Jaguars hit the road to take on Lee County in the first round of state, dropping a doubleheader by the scores of 17 - 0 and 19 -2 in finishing the year with a 14 -11 -1 record. Coach Kerry Brown and the Dunwoody Lady Wildcats once again had to navigate through loaded Region 7 -AAAAAA, finishing 9 -5 on the way to nailing down a No. 3 seed for the state Class AAAAAA tournament. The Lady Wildcats traveled to powerful Harrison in the first round, turning in a strong effort but failing to score in getting swept by the respective scores of 11 -0 and 3 -0 in finishing the year at 19 -10 overall. Coach Krystal Cox ’s Cedar Grove team rounded out the list of DeKalb County qualifiers, placing fourth in the final regular season Region 5 -AAA standings. State participants for the fifth straight year, the Lady Saints lost to Jefferson by the respective margins of 15 -0 and 12 -0 in posting a 7 -12 final overall record.

ARABIA MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL 6610 Browns Mill Road Principal - Rodney Swanson Lithonia, GA 30038 Nickname - Rams (678) 875 -3602 School Colors - Hunter Green & White

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to I -20 East. Take I -20 East to Panola Road Exit. Turn right on Panola Road and follow about three miles to Browns Mill Road. Turn left on Browns Mill Road and follow about three miles. School will be on left

VARSITY COACH - Eric Hoxie FINAL 2018 RECORD - (10 -15)

REGION - 5-AAAAA ASSISTANT COACHES – Miah Scott; Cornelius Webster

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NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 2 Michaela Evans*# SR R R 5'4" 115 P/1B .382 BA; 20 RS 3 Shanisse Lee SR R R 5'7" 111 OF .250 BA; 6 RS 4 Myia Lewis*# SR R R 5'7" 128 SS .484 BA; 27 RS 5 Kiara Smoot FR R R 5'6" 128 3B/OF NA 6 Ashley Brown*# JR R R 5'9" 148 OF .319 BA; 20 RS 7 Kymbreanna Peek*# SR R R 5'8" 124 3B/SS/C .291 BA; 20 RS 8 Destini McElroy JR R R 5'4" 110 OF .667 BA; 5 RS 9 Raven McGhee# SR R R 5'6" 137 OF/IF .250 BA; 3 RS 10 Colby Richardson* SR R R 5'6" 140 2B/1B .293 BA; 13 RS 11 Aubri Gray*# SR R R 5'6" 135 OF/IF .447 BA; 13 RS 12 Inaya EL -Amin* SR R R 5'6" 122 OF .370 BA; 14 RS 13 Tania Shoulders FR R R 5'4" 108 OF NA 14 Imani Williams SO R R 5'8" 117 OF NA 15 Briana Johnson SR R R 5'10" 148 OF NA 16 Cierra Stover SR R R 5'6" 148 C .286 BA; 5 RS

*Returning starter #Did not place NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 8 CEDAR GROVE ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 13 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 14 SHILOH ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 MILLER GROVE ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 EAGLE’S LANDING CHRISTIAN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 CHAMBLEE ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 MAYNARD JACKSON CHAMBLEE 4:00 P.M. AUGUST 27 CLARKSTON ARABIA MOUNTANI 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 28 MAYNARD JACKSON MAYNARD JACKSON 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 SOUTHWEST DEKALB SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 4 NEWTON COUNTY ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 COLUMBIA ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 7 LOGANVILLE LOGANVILLE 12:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 7 LOGANVILLE LOGANVILLE 2:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 WHITEWATER ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 16 DUNWOODY ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 CHAMBLEE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 CLARKSTON CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 21 HARRIS COUNTY STARR’S MILL 12:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 21 STARR’S MILL STARR’S MILL 2:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 23 ST. PIUS ST. PIUS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 LITHONIA ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 MT. VERNON MT. VERNON 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 SOUTHWEST DEKALB ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 27 EAGLE’S LANDING CHRISTIAN EAGLE’S LANDING CHRISTIAN 6:00 P.M.

CEDAR GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 2360 River Road Principal - Clifton Spears Ellenwood, GA 30294 Nickname - Saints (678) 874 -4002 School Colors - Navy & Columbia Blue

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Bouldercrest Road exit. (Turn right if traveling northeast – turn left if traveling southwest). Follow Bouldercrest Road about 1/2 mile to River Road. (First street on left after crossing river). Turn left on River Road. Cedar Grove High School is about 3/4 mile on left.

VARSITY COACH - Krystal Cox FINAL 2018 RECORD - (7 -12)

REGION - 5-AAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Kenya Shakur

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NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Destiny Wilson* SR R R 5'3" 125 LF/SS/CF .135 BA; 12 RS 2 Endia Ferguson SO R R 5'6" 167 3B NA 3 Ajah Bailey FR R R 5'4" 135 RF/LF NA 4 Trinity Ross JR R R 5'4" 90 3B/2B NA 5 Indigo Williams SO R R 5'5" 150 2B/RF/LF NA 6 Terrion Smith# SO R R 5'1" 115 RF/CF/LF .053 BA; 8 RS 7 Starr Mathis FR R R 5'3" 150 CF/LF NA 8 Kamari Morrow# SO R R 5'3" 150 P/1B/RF .321 BA; 7 RS 9 McKenzie Sneed SO R R 5'6" 150 SS/LF NA 10 Daja Franklin JR R R 5'5" 160 1B/3B NA 11 Trenyce Richardson FR R R 5'4" 141 RF NA 12 Micaiah Finley*# SR R R 5'6" 140 CF/1B/LF .293 BA; 16 RS 12 Jakaiya Wells FR R R 5'10" 225 SS/3B NA 14 Brandee Pierce*# SR R R 5'5" 145 C/2B .356 BA; 12 RS 15 Ebony Jordan FR R R 5'2" 150 RF/LF NA 17 Essence Jordan SO R R 5'5" 225 3B/LF NA 18 Anyah Wells SO R R 5'2" 216 RF .500 BA; 2 RS 19 Kamysian Robinson SR R R 5'4" 118 RF/2B 0-3; 2 BB *Returning starter #College prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 8 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 13 SOUTHWEST DEKALB CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 CHAMBLEE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 19 TUCKER CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 LAKESIDE LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 23 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 MAYNARD JACKSON CHAMBLEE 2:00 P.M. AUGUST 27 LOVETT CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 28 DRUID HILLS CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 WESTMINSTER CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 4 STEPHENSON CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTANI 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 SOUTHEST DEKALB SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 PACE ACADEMY PACE ACADEMY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 LOVETT LOVETT 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 23 LAKESIDE CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 STONE MOUNTAIN CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 PACE ACADEMY CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M.

6 CHAMBLEE HIGH SCHOOL 3688 Chamblee -Dunwoody Road Principal - Gail Barnes Chamblee, GA 30341 Nickname - Bulldogs (678) 676 -6902 School Colors - Blue & Gold

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Peachtree Industrial Blvd. (Turn left if traveling west -turn right if traveling east). Follow Peachtree Industrial Blvd., about 1 -1/4 miles to Chamblee -Dunwoody Road. Turn right on Chamblee -Dunwoody Road. Chamblee High School is 1/4 mile on the left.

VARSITY COACH - Alan Loper FINAL 2018 RECORD - (18 -8)

REGION - 5-AAAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Claudius Gwynn

ASSISTANT COACHES - Adrienne Keathley; Nate Berryman

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NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 McKenzie Folsom* SO R R 5'0" 135 CF .295 BA; 31 RS 2 Mary Axelson*# JR R R 5'5" 125 2B/P/OF .408 BA; 32 RS 3 Molly Silverman SO R R 5'5" 125 2B/OF .250 BA; 18 RS 4 Georgia Premoli JR R R 5'5" 125 OF/C .231 BA; 12 RS 5 Precious Hunter SR R R 5'3" 155 OF/3B NA 7 Rachel Lovejoy*# SR R R 5'7" 125 SS .413 BA; 29 RS 8 Brooke George* SO R R 5'7" 130 OF .200 BA; 18 RS 9 Anna Burke*# SR R R 5'7" 155 OF/3B .290 BA; 27 RS 11 Ansley Mepham* JR R R 5'8" 131 C/OF .254 BA; 20 RS 14 Emily Katz FR R R 5'2" 105 C NA 22 Margaret Axelson FR R R 5'5" 125 P NA 23 Grace Fazzone* JR R R 5'5" 135 1B .355 BA; 27 RBI 27 Grace Brown* JR R R 5'r" 125 3B/SS .211 BA; 38 RS *Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 6 WESLEYAN CHAMBLEE 6:00 P.M. AUGUST 9 HOLY INNOCENTS CHAMBLEE 6:15 P.M. AUGUST 10 ST. PIUS CHAMBLEE 11:45 A.M. AUGUST 10 MT. VERNON CHAMBLEE 3:45 P.M. AUGUST 12 LOVETT LOVETT 5:55 P.M. AUGUST 13 CLARKSTON CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 14 ROCKDALE COUNTY CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 CEDAR GROVE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 SOUTHWEST DEKALB SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 SHILOH CHAMBLEE 10:00 A.M. AUGUST 26 RIVERWOOD CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 27 LITHONIA CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 COLUMBIA CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 4 LITHIA SPRINGS LITHIA SPRINGS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 CLARKSTON CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 HOLY INNOCENTS HOLY INNOCENTS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 SOUTHWEST DEKALB CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 ARABIA MOUNTAIN CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 ROCKDALE COUNTY ROCKDALE COUNTY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 MILLER GROVE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 LITHIA SPRINGS CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 27 RIVERWOOD CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M.

7 CLARKSTON HIGH SCHOOL 618 North Indian Creek Drive Principal - Pattie Lemelle Clarkston, GA 30021 Nickname - Angoras (678) 676 -5302 School Colors - Green & Gold

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Memorial Drive exit. (Turn left if traveling south - turn right if traveling north). Follow N. Indian Creek Drive about 1/2 on left going toward Stone Mountain. Turn left on N. Indian Creek Drive. Clarkston High School is about 3/4 mile on left.

VARSITY COACH - Ron Mills FINAL 2018 RECORD - (5 -8)

REGION - 5-AAAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Alex Tramble

ASSISTANT COACH - Nicole Dockter

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NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 2 Gabby Glover JR R R 5'8" 125 OF NA 3 Moet Felton FR R R 5'3" 123 P/IF NA 4 Tiffany Freeman FR R R 5'5" 120 OF NA 9 Jadore Posley SR R R 5'8" 133 OF 1 RS; 1 BB 10 Zia Diamond Myles JR R R 5'7" 121 OF/1B .042 BA; 6 RS 11 Ale’Shanee Gaitor SO R R 5'9" 129 OF NA 12 Ther Paw* JR L L 5'0" 105 SS/2B ,250 BA; 11 RS 13 Andrea Pulley FR R R 5'6" 136 OF 1 RS; 1 RBI 14 Asha Graham* SR R R 5'4" 118 2B .067 BA; 5 RS 16 Unique Mason* SR R R 5'7" 121 3B/C .043 BA; 8 RS 17 Bale Songolo JR R R 5'6" 120 OF 2 RS; 3 BB 18 Jacy Brown SO R R 5'7" 125 OF NA *Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 13 CHAMBLEE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 COLUMBIA CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 19 STONE MOUNTAIN CLARKSTON 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 20 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 27 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 28 MEADOWCREEK CLARKSTON 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 29 SOUTHWEST DEKALB SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 CHAMBLEE CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 LITHONIA CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 MCNAIR MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 ARABIA MOUNTAIN CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 SOUTHWEST DEKALB CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 MILLER GROVE CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 30 MEADOWCREEK MEADOWCREEK 5:00 P.M.

8 COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL 2106 Columbia Drive Principal - Derrica Boochee -Davis Decatur, GA 30032 Nickname - Eagles (678) 874 -0802 School Colors - Orange & Blue

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Glenwood Road exit. (Turn left if traveling north - turn right if traveling south). Follow Glenwood west about 1 1/4 miles to Columbia Drive. Turn left on Columbia Drive. Columbia High School is 1/2 mile on left.

VARSITY COACH - KeCia Hamilton FINAL 2018 RECORD - (0 -10)

REGION - 5-AAAAA ASSISTANT COACH - Joi Miles

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NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Arrie Boyd SO R R 5'10" 140 2B NA 7 Ashlei Green JR R R 5'5" 145 P NA 9 MaKayla McGhee JR R R 5'4" 145 SS NA 10 Na’Caria Hearns* SR R R 5'2" 143 3B .043 BA; 4 RS 11 Mya Lawrence* SR R R 5'4" 158 1B 0-12; 2 RS 12 Ryann Bussell JR R R 5'6" 162 CF NA 14 Jamiyah Tarver FR R R 5'4" 130 CF NA 16 LaErykah Roby SR R R 5'3" 150 LF NA 17 Sani Smith FR R R 5'6" 180 C NA 19 Daisja Cato JR R R 5'1" 160 RF NA

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 7 TUCKER TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 13 ARABIA MOUNTAIN COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 CLARKSTON CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 21 TUCKER COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 27 SOUTHWEST DEKALB COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 28 LAKESIDE LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 CHAMBLEE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 CLARKSTON COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 11 MEADOWCREEK COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 MILLER GROVE COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 MILLER GROVE COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 THERRELL THERRELL 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 SOUTHWEST DEKALB SOUTHES DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 23 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 CARVER COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 CHAMBLEE COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M.

9 DRUID HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 1798 Haygood Drive, NE Principal - Mark Joyner Atlanta, GA 30049 Nickname - Red Devils (678) 874 -6302 School Colors - Red & Black

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Lawrenceville Hwy. (Turn right if traveling south - turn left if traveling north). Follow Lawrence- ville Hwy. about 3 -1/4 miles to North Decatur Road. Turn right and follow North Decatur Road 1 -1/2 miles to Haygood Drive. Turn right - Druid Hills High School is one block on the right.

VARSITY COACHES - Antwan Pinckney FINAL 2018 RECORD - (6 -11)

REGION - 4-AAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Brad Jones

ROSTER

NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Antierria Matthews FR R R 5'3" 138 3B/OF NA 2 Erielle Reid*# SO L R 5'1" 115 P/OF .508 BA; 28 RS 4 Lakiya Carter JR R R 5'0" 115 SS/2B NA 7 Charlotte Ackerman# SO L L 5'1" 129 2B/P NA 8 Atonia Davis FR R R 5'5" 135 OF NA 9 Zanai Worthy JR R R 5'6" 135 OF NA 10 Ella Hiley SO R R 5'6" 140 1B/OF NA 12 Ramona Benefield JR R R 5'5" 121 C/SS NA 14 Chloe Lugo* JR R R 5'5" 129 1B .156 BA; 11 RS 15 Lila Floyd SO R R 5'2" 128 SS/2B NA 18 Alyssa Thompson SO R R 5'6" 153 2B NA 19 Dasia Holmes SR R R 5'6" 218 2B/OF .071 BA; 6 RS 20 Brittany Owen -Bell SR R R 5'6" 214 3B/OF 0-7; 1 RS 21 Na’Tyah McDowell SO R R 5'4" 137 OF NA *Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 12 LAKESIDE LAKESIDE 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 13 MCNAIR DRUID HILLS 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 15 HENRY COUNTY HENRY COUNTY 5:55 P.M. AUGUST 19 LAKESIDE DRUID HILLS 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 21 STEPHENSON DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 NORTH CLAYTON DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 26 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 28 CEDAR GROVE CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 HAMPTON HAMPTON 5:55 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 EASTSIDE DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MARTIN LUTHER KING 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 LUELLA LUELLA 5:55 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 SALEM DRUID HILLS 5:55 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 CHARLES DREW CHARLES DREW 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 WOODWARD ACADEMY DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 20 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 CHARLES DREW DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 MCNAIR MCNAIR 5:00 P.M.

10 DUNWOODY HIGH SCHOOL 5035 Vermack Road Principal - Priscilla Cole Dunwoody, GA 30338 Nickname - Wildcats (678) 874 -8504 School Colors - Red, White, & Blue

DIRECTIONS: Exit I -285 east at Chamblee -Dunwoody Road. Go straight on access road about 1 mile to North Peachtree Road. Turn left and follow North Peachtree about 1 -1/4 miles. Turn left on Tilly Mill Road and follow 1/2 mile to Womack Road. Turn left and follow Womack Road about 1 mile to the school. Follow I -285 west to North Peachtree Road. Turn right and follow above di- rections.

VARSITY COACH - Kerry Brown FINAL 2018 RECORD - (19 -10)

REGION - 7-AAAAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Demarcus Adams -England

ASSISTANT COACHES - Kelley Brown; Michael Andrin

ROSTER

NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Gracie Puckett# SO R R 5'5" 120 3B/SS .354 BA; 12 RS 5 Tyler Dominie JR R R 5'5" 140 OF NA 6 Kayla Chiang* SR R R 5'6" 140 P/UT .309 BA; 16 RS 7 Ryan Boaz# FR R R 5'4" 120 C/SS NA 8 Jaida McCord* SO L R 5'6" 135 OF .371 BA; 12 RBI 10 Molly Kotzin*# SO R R 5'1" 148 1B/3B .342 BA; 30 RBI 11 Maddie Lucius SO R R 5'1" 120 P/SS .250 BA; 1 RBI 12 Leland Eith*# SO R R 5'6" 130 OF .290 BA; 10 RBI 14 Kelly O’Grady JR R R 5'7" 128 2B/UT 1 RS; 1 BB 22 Zuri Watts SR R R 5'3" 200 C/UT .150 BA; 5 RBI 23 Danielle Fiscella SR R R 5'4" 155 C/UT .263 BA; 4 RBI 25 Abigail Anglin JR R R 5'5" 155 OF NA *Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

AUGUST 13 CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 19 ST. PIUS DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 NORTH ATLANTA NORTH ATLANTA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 JOHNS CREEK DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 SOUTHWEST DEKALB SOUTHWEST DEKALB 6:00 P.M. AUGUST 26 MT. VERNON DUNWOODY 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 27 NORTHVIEW NORTHVIEW 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 28 WESLEYAN DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 ALPHARETTA DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 CHATTAHOOCHEE DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 POPE DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 6 NORCROSS GEORGIA GWINNETT TBA SEPTEMBER 7 DECATUR DECATUR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 CENTENNIAL CENTENNIAL 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 CAMBRIDGE DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 16 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 NORTH ATLANTA DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 JOHNS CREEK JOHNS CREEK 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 21 LAKESIDE DUNWOODY 10:00 A.M. SEPTEMBER 21 SOUTHWEST DEKALB DUNWOODY 12:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 23 NORTHVIEW DUNWODY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 ALPHARETTA ALPHARETTA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 CHATTAHOOCHEE CHATTAHOOCHEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 30 POPE POPE 5:30 P.M. OCTOBER 2 CENTENNIAL DUNWOODY 5:30 P.M.

11 LAKESIDE HIGH SCHOOL 3801 Briarcliff Road, NE Principal - Terese Allen Atlanta, GA 30345 Nickname - Vikings (404) 633 -2631 School Colors - Purple & Gold

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -85 to Shallowford Road exit. (Turn left if traveling toward Atlanta - turn right if traveling from Atlanta). Follow Shallowford Road 3/4 mile to dead end. Turn right and follow Briarcliff Road about 3/4 mile to Lakeside High School.

VARSITY COACH - Lauren Levin FINAL 2018 RECORD - (4 -14)

AREA - 7-AAAAAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH – Bridget Langan -Puckett

ASSISTANT COACHES - Brian Granger; Joel Fender

ROSTER

NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Mykayla Mitchell SR R R 5'7" 140 OF .333 BA; 4 RS 2 Sibley Durisch*# SO R R 5'6" 120 SS .281 BA; 5 RS 3 Regan Greene*# SR R R 5'5" 130 OF .286 BA; 10 RS 4 Katie Rowland JR R R 5'6" 130 2B/OF 3 RS; 1 RBI 6 Sara Mirabel JR R R 5'7" 140 P NA 7 Prissy Alviarez SR R R 5'9" 150 OF NA 10 Mari Wade*# JR R R 5'8" 150 1B/OF .269 BA; 9 RBI 11 Emmaline Crittenden*# SO R R 5'5" 130 SS/2B .167 BA; 3 RS 13 Avery Simpson JR R R 5'7" 150 OF NA 14 Brady Miccichi*# JR R R 5'9" 150 3B .268 BA; 7 RBI 15 Maya Phillips JR R R 5'8" 150 OF NA 16 Natalie Stembel SR R R 5'6" 150 OF NA 17 Mackelvey Blair*# JR R R 5'7" 150 C/1B .395 BA; 7 RBI 18 Emma Schimmelman SR R R 5'10" 150 OF NA 19 Serenity Gardner SO R R 5'6" 150 C/OF 1 RS; 1 RBI

*Returning Starters #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 12 DRUID HILLS LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 13 TUCKER LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 14 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 DECATUR DECATUR 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 19 DRUID HILLS DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 CEDAR GROVE LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 LITHONIA CHAMBLEE 6:00 P.M. AUGUST 26 TUCKER TUCKER 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 28 COLUMBIA LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 4 ST. PIUS ST. PIUS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 STONE MOUNTAIN LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 16 LITHONIA LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 DECATUR LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 21 DUNWOODY DUNWOODY 10:00 A.M. SEPTEMBER 23 CEDAR GROVE CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 STEPHENSON STEPHENSON 5:30 P.M.

12 LITHONIA HIGH SCHOOL 2440 Phillips Road Principal - Darrick McCray Lithonia, GA 30058 Nickname - Bulldogs (678) 676 -2902 School Colors - Black & Gold

DIRECTIONS: DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 to Panola Road exit. (Turn left if traveling from Atlanta - Turn right if traveling toward Atlanta). Follow Panola Road about 1 mile to Covington Highway. Turn right and follow Covington Highway about 2 miles to Phil- lips Road. Turn left on Phillips Road and follow about 1/4 mile to Lithonia High School.

VARSITY COACH - David Hill FINAL 2018 RECORD - (8 -9)

REGION - 5AAAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Damon Byrd

ROSTER

NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Chanel Clark JR R R 5'6" 165 C/Utility NA 2 Shannon Brown# SO R R 5'3" 146 IF NA 3 Lindsey Langston SR R R 5'1" 116 Utility NA 5 Samiyyah Huckabee*# SR SW R 5'1" 136 P/Utility NA 6 Z’Kairah Grimmett*# SR R R 5'1" 175 IF NA 7 Janiyah White JR R R 5'2" 116 Utility NA 8 Franisha Emmanuel# SR R R 5'6" 212 IF/OF NA 10 Camara Howie SR R R 5'8" 166 OF NA 11 Liana Samuel* JR R R 5'7" 164 IF/OF NA 14 Destiney King# SO R R 5'2" 161 IF/P NA 17 Makayla Stallworth SO R R 5'5" 265 OF .561 BA; 33 RS 18 London Steele SR R R 5'3" 124 Utility NA 23 Demetria Singletary FR R R 5'5" 158 OF NA

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 8 MAYNARD JACKSON LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 12 CARVER LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 13 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 SOUTHWEST DEKALB LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 19 CENTRAL GWINNETT CENTRAL GWINNETT 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 CLARKSTON LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 COLUMBIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 LAKESIDE CHAMBLEE 6:00 P.M. AUGUST 26 MAYNARD JACKSON MAYNARD JACKSON 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 27 CHAMBLEE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 ARABIA MOUNTAIN LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 4 CENTRAL GWINNETT LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 MILLER GROVE LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 6 TUCKER LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 SOUTHWEST DEKALB SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 CLARKSTON CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 13 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 16 LAKESIDE LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 CHAMBLEE LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 20 THERRELL THERRELL 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 MT. VERNON MT. VERNON 5:30 P.M.

13 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HIGH SCHOOL 3991 Snapfinger Road Principal - Ennis Harvey Lithonia, GA 30338 Nickname - Lions (678) 874 -5402 School Colors - Crimson and Silver

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 to Wesley Chapel Road exit. (Turn right if traveling from Atlanta - Turn left if traveling toward Atlanta). Go 1/4 mile to first light. Turn left there onto Snapfinger Road. Follow Snapfinger Road about two miles. Martin Luther King Jr. High School will be on the right. Turn in parking lot off Snapfinger Road.

VARSITY COACH - Leslie Shields FINAL 2018 RECORD - (12 -6)

REGION - 4-AAAAAA ASSISTANT COACH - April Higgins

ROSTER

00 Janae Williams FR R R 5'7" 137 OF/1B NA 1 Isabella Escobar* SR R R 5'1" 115 OF .475 BA; 19 RS 2 Kamarionna Tillman SR R R 5'6" 164 C/3B NA 2 Sage Jordan FR R R 5'4" 121 OF NA 3 Anadyah Spencer SR R R 5'2" 145 P/OF NA 4 Alia Shields JR R R 5'6" 154 OF/2B NA 5 Miairah Edwards* SO R R 5'0" 150 OF/C .261 BA; 6 RS 6 Ta’Niyah Fletcher*# JR R R 5'5" 150 P/SS/2B .571 BA; 38 RS 8 Breona Wyche* SR R R 5'0" 160 P/SS/2B .290 BA; 5 RS 9 Julian Hadnot SO R R 4'9" 160 OF NA 10 Kirianna Allen JR R R 5'4" 150 2B NA 11 Doran Leverette -Kater SR R R 5'3" 160 1B/C 4 RS; 6 BB 13 Tayonia Williams JR R R 5'4" 201 OF/2B NA 14 Cierra Stanley SO R R 5'5" 185 C NA 15 Angel Taylor SO R R 5'3" 175 1B/C NA 16 Destini Treherne SO R R 5'3" 326 1B/C/OF NA

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 13 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 14 LAKESIDE LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 MCNAIR MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 22 MORROW MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 23 CEDAR GROVE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 SALEM SOUTHWEST DEKALB 12:00 P.M. AUGUST 27 STEPHENSON STEPHENSON 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 29 MT. ZION MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 TUCKER MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 MUNDY’S MILL MUNDY’S MILL 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 13 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 CHARLES DREW MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 20 DRUID HILLS DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 FOREST PARK FOREST PARK 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 LOVEJOY LOVEJOY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 30 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M.

14 MCNAIR HIGH SCHOOL 1804 Bouldercrest Road, NE Principal - LouKisha Walker Atlanta, GA 30316 Nickname - Mustangs (678) 874 -4902 School Colors - Red & Silver

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Bouldercrest Road exit. (Turn left if traveling northeast - turn right if traveling south- west). Follow Bouldercrest Road about 1 -3/4 miles to McNair High School.

VARSITY COACH - Marcus Salter FINAL 2018 RECORD - (5 -12)

REGION - 6-AA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Richard Harris

ASSISTANT COACH - Katherine Smayda

ROSTER

1 De’Sha Maddox FR R R 5'6" 123 2B NA 2 Aaliyah Jackson FR R R 5'2" 108 OF NA 3 Tamiya McBride* JR R L 5'8" 148 1B/OF .571 BA; 17 RS 4 Yazmin Edmondson* SR R R 5'5" 125 C/P .667 BA; 13 RS 5 Ashley Gibbons* SR R R 5'6" 118 SS/2B/OF .462 BA; 11 RS 6 Jamyia Patman JR R R 5'6" 117 3B/P .667 BA; 2 RS 7 Tieondra Ransom JR L L 5'7" 124 P/OF .250 BA; 5 RS 8 Leah Knox JR R R 5'4" 107 3B NA 10 Shania Willis* SR R R 5'7" 142 OF .350 BA; 19 RS 13 Shana Alemdjrodo FR R R 5'5" 135 OF NA 14 LeDesha Middlebrooks FR R R 5'2" 111 OF NA 32 Aaliyah Sutton* JR R R 5'7" 122 SS/P .379 BA; 15 RBI

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 7 STEPHENSON MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 8 DECATUR DECATUR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 12 STONE MOUNTAIN MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 13 DRUID HILLS DRUID HILLS 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 15 DOUGLASS MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 19 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 20 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 22 SOUTH ATLANTA MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 26 TRI -CITIES MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 27 THERRELL THERRELL 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 KIPP ACADEMY MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 2 CORETTA SCOTT KING MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 WASHINGTON MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 STEPHENSON STEPHENSON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 DOUGLASS DOUGLASS 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 11 TUCKER TUCKER 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 16 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 SOUTH ATLANTA SOUTH ATLANTA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 CLARKSTON MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 THERRELL MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 KIPP ACADEMY MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 DRUID HILLS MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 CORETTA SCOTT KING CORETTA SCOTT KING 5:00 P.M. OCTOBER 1 WASHINGTON WASHINGTON 5:30 P.M.

15 MILLER GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 2645 DeKalb Medical Parkway Principal - Latashia Searcy Lithonia, GA 30058 Nickname - Wolverines (678) 875 -1102 School Colors - Purple and Silver

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 to Panola Road exit. (Turn left if traveling from Atlanta - Turn right if traveling toward At- lanta). Go 1 mile to second light. Make right on Hillingdale Road. Follow Hillingdale Road about 1 mile to DeKalb Medical Parkway and make left there. Miller Grove High School is on the left.

VARSITY COACH - Terrence Canty FINAL 2018 RECORD - (10 -10)

REGION - 5-AAAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Derek Thomas

ASSISTANT COACH - Derek Thomas

ROSTER

NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 0 Ciersten McKinney*# JR L R 5'2" 115 SS/OF .528 BA; 30 RS 1 Latiya Lee*# SR L R 5'2" 115 P/IF .509 BA; 27 RS 2 Dominique Coney*# SR SW R 5'3" 115 C/OF .442 BA; 24 RS 3 Aaliyah Smith JR R R 5'0" 110 2B/OF NA 5 Madison Jackson SO L R 5'0" 120 2B NA 6 Shania Harshaw SO R R 5'1" 105 OF NA 7 Kateland Henry JR R R 5'4" 110 OF NA 8 Tamara Burnice JR R R 5'5" 150 OF .154 BA; 6 RS 10 Kayla Jordan SO R R 5'1" 165 1B NA 12 Jalina Robinson JR R R 5'7" 145 OF NA 14 Nicole Murrell FR R R 5'1" 165 P/1B NA 20 Aniya Zachery*# SR R R 5'4" 130 1B/P .378 BA; 19 RS 27 Julieyana Ferguson*# SR R R 5'6" 125 3B/P .500 BA; 16 RS 35 Chyna Simmons JR R R 5'6" 140 OF NA

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 5 MAYNARD JACKSON MILLER GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 6 TUCKER TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 8 STONE MOUNTAIN MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 12 MT. ZION MILLER GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 13 LITHONIA MILLER GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 19 MCNAIR MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 20 COLUMBIA MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 21 CHARLES DREW CHARLES DREW 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 22 SOUTHWEST DEKALB SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 SHILOH CHAMBLEE 12:00 P.M. AUGUST 26 STOCKBRIDGE MILLER GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 27 MT. VERNON MT. VERNON 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 CHAMBLEE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 CLARKSTON MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 MAYNARD JACKSON MAYNARD JACKSON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 ARABIA MOUNTAIN MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 SOUTHWEST DEKALB MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 TUCKER MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 CHARLES DREW MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 CHAMBLEE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 CEDAR GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 CLARKSTON CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 30 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M.

SOUTHWEST DEKALB HIGH SCHOOL 2863 Kelley Chapel Road Principal - Thomas Glanton Decatur, GA 30034 Nickname - Panthers (678) 676 -1902 School Colors - Blue & Gold

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 to Wesley Chapel Road exit. (Turn right if traveling east - turn left if traveling west). Follow Wesley Chapel Road about 1/4 mile to Rainbow Drive. Turn right and follow Rainbow Drive 1/4 mile to Kelley Chapel Road. Turn left on Kelley Chapel Road three blocks to Southwest DeKalb High School.

VARSITY COACH - Bernice Foreman FINAL 2018 RECORD - (13 -10)

REGION - 5-AAAAA JUNIOR VARSITY COACH - Jerry White

ASSISTANT COACH - Shannon Baity

ROSTER NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Charmya Acie# JR R R 5'4" 100 SS/P/2B .464 BA; 18 RS 2 Amisha Martin*# JR R R 5'7" 100 OF/C .418 BA; 18 RS 3 Genia Hall*# JR R R 5'6" 100 3B/C .429 BA; 8 HR 4 Alexis Dover*# JR R R 5'6" 110 SS/P/2B .565 BA; 30 RS 5 Michelle Tanks*# JR R R 5'7" 110 3B/SS/1B .345 BA; 12 RBI 6 Niomi Young FR R R 5'3" 100 Utility NA 7 Keanna Sims JR R R 5'6" 110 Utility NA 8 Aniyah Lee*# JR R R 5'7" 110 3B/SS/1B .569 BA; 25 RS 9 Melanie Lester SO R R 5'5" 110 2B/OF/1B .176 BA; 6 RS 10 Sydney Brown# SR R R 5'4" 110 OF/2B NA 11 Taije -Riyan Adams JR R R 5'7" 110 Utility NA 12 Ashlynn Barber FR R R 5'5" 110 3B/SS/1B NA 13 Trinity Hunt FR R R 5'3" 100 Utility NA 20 Kemiyah Harris# JR R R 5'4" 100 OF/C/2B NA 21 Jada Blount# JR R R 5'4" 100 OF/C/2B .400 BA 27 Serenity Smith SR R R 5'7" 110 Utility NA *Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 10 ST. PIUS CHAMBLEE 9:30 A.M. AUGUST 10 MT. VERNON CHAMBLEE 2:00 P.M. AUGUST 13 CEDAR GROVE CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 15 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 CHAMBLEE SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 MILLER GROVE SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 WESTLAKE SOUTHWEST DEKALB 4:00 P.M. AUGUST 24 DUNWOODY SOUTHWEST DEKALB 6:00 P.M. AUGUST 27 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 CLARKSTON SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 ARABIA MOUNTAIN SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 CEDAR GROVE SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 LITHONIA SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 CHAMBLEE CHAMBLEE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 COLUMBIA SOUTHWEST DEKALB 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 21 DUNWOODY DUNWOODY 12:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 CLARKSTON CLARKSTON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 26 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ARABIA MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M.

17 STEPHENSON HIGH SCHOOL 701 Stephenson Road Principal - Michael Jones Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087 Nickname - Jaquars (678) 676 -4202 School Colors - Black & Royal Blue

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285, get off on Memorial Drive and go east toward Stone Mountain. Follow Memorial Drive to Rockbridge Road. Turn right and stay on Rockbridge approximately six miles. Turn right at the Stephenson Road intersection. Go one mile, the school is on the right.

VARSITY COACH - Bridget Smith FINAL 2018 RECORD - (14 -11)

REGION - 4-AAAAAA ASSISTANT COACH - Shari Golden

1 Aniya Wesley SR R R 5'3" 110 2B/OF NA 4 Asia Grant FR R R 5'3" 126 OF NA 5 Jeniya Howze* SR R R 5'4" 118 OF/C .200 BA; 16 RS 7 Asky -ha Todd FR R R 5'3" 146 2B/OF NA 8 Jenaya Howze* SR R R 5'4" 121 3B .207 BA; 9 RS 9 Dejah Williams* SR R R 5'5" 130 IF/OF .358 BA; 36 RS 10 Brianna Smoot SR R L 5'9" 130 1B NA 12 Kateria Milner SR R R 5'2" 174 2B/OF NA 14 Ayanna Elder* SR R R 5'7" 189 3B/SS/C NA 15 Alyssa Babbage SR R R 5'7" 193 P/1B .231 BA; 8 RBI

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 7 MCNAIR MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 15 DECATUR DECATUR 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 21 DRUID HILLS DRUID HILLS 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 MUNDY’S MILL MUNDY’S MILL 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 24 SALEM SOUTHWEST DEKALB 10:00 A.M. AUGUST 27 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. STEPHENSON 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 28 NEWTON COUNTY NEWTON COUNTY 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 29 TUCKER TUCKER 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 4 CEDAR GROVE CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 CHARLES DREW CHARLES DREW 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 MCNAIR STEPHENSON 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 FOREST PARK STEPHENSON 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 LOVEJOY LOVEJOY 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 MORROW MORROW 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 MT. ZION MT. ZION 5:00 P.M.

18 STONE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL 4555 Central Drive Principal - Wislene John Stone Mountain, GA 30083 Nickname - Pirates (678) 676 -6302 School Colors - Red & White

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Memorial Drive exit. (Turn left if traveling south - turn right if traveling north). Follow Memorial Drive about 2 -1/2 miles to Hambrick Road. Turn left and follow Hambrick Road 3/4 mile to Central Drive. Turn right on Central Drive. Stone Mountain High School is about 3/4 mile on left.

VARSITY COACH - Cory Foster FINAL 2018 RECORD - (1 -16)

REGION - 5-AAA ASSISTANT COACH - Sylvia Nelloms

ROSTER

NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 3 Ariel Cooper* SO R R 5'2" 140 C/IF .063 BA; 6 RS 7 Azaria Cooper* JR R R 5'3" 145 IF/P/C NA 12 Ricshell Williams SO R R 5'8" 160 P/OF/2B NA 13 Nyrecia Trotman* JR R R 5'6" 175 OF .043 BA; 8 RS 14 Destinee Boyd* SR L L 5'2" 165 P/3B/1B 6 RS; 5 RBI 15 K’yla Street* SO SW L 5'8" 170 P/IF 6 RS; 3 RBI 16 Aniyah Milan SR R R 5'8" 170 C/1B/3B 6 RS; 6 RS 17 Lyssett Galvan JR R R 5'2" 150 P/C/OF NA 18 Passion Holston* SO R R 5'2" 160 C/P/IF .059 BA; 6 RS

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

AUGUST 8 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 12 MCNAIR MCNAIR 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 13 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. STONE MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 19 CLARKSTON CLARKSTON 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 20 TUCKER TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 23 TUCKER STONE MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 29 WESTMINSTER WESTMINSTER 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 3 LOVETT LOVETT 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 CEDAR GROVE STONE MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 9 LAKESIDE LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 PACE ACADEMY PACE ACADEMY 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 PACE ACADEMY PACE ACADEMY 7:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 16 MCNAIR STONE MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 WESTMINSTER STONE MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 19 LOVETT STONE MOUNTAIN 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 23 COLUMBIA STONE MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 CEDAR GROVE CEDAR GROVE 5:00 P.M.

19 TUCKER HIGH SCHOOL 3919 Brookcrest Circle Principal - Eric Parker Decatur, GA 30032 Nickname - Tigers (678) 874 -2202 School Colors – Maroon, White and Gold

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to LaVista Road exit. (Turn left if traveling south - Turn right if traveling north). Follow LaVista Road about 1 3/4 miles to Tucker High School.

VARSITY COACH - Jonathan Farley FINAL 2018 RECORD - (1 -11)

REGION - 4-AAAAAA ASSISTANT COACH - Roger Vogel

ROSTER NO NAME YR B T HT WT POS 2018 STATS 1 Pharissa Toston* SR R R 5'2" 118 3B .206 BA; 13 RS 2 Aryss McDuffy* SO R R 5'3" 120 CF/P .071 BA; 3 RS 3 Alyssa Walker FR R R 5'2" 122 RF NA 4 Kaitlin Skates SO R R 5'8" 107 1B .091 BA; 1 BB 5 Mattie Jenkins* SO R R 5'6" 139 2B/1B .280 BA; 9 RS 6 Nariya Hardy -Briscoe SO R L 5'8" 105 3B/RF NA 7 Xya Hicks* SO R R 5'3" 124 C/SS .667 BA; 6 RS 8 Alexis Ward SR R R 5'0" 135 CF 0-3; 1 BB 9 Flora Vogel* SO R R 5'8" 130 P .300 BA; 9 RBI 10 Andreya Hunter* SO R R 5'0" 130 SS/C .276 BA; 19 RS 13 Aline Lubula# SO L R 5'1" 145 LF NA 15 Jada Johnson* SR R R 5'4" 160 LF .077 BA; 5 RS 16 Taylor Payne SR R R 5'0" 155 2B 2 BB; 1 RS

*Returning Starter #College Prospect NA - Not available

DATE OPPONENT PLACE TIME AUGUST 6 MILLER GROVE TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 7 COLUMBIA TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 8 MT. ZION MT. ZION 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 12 SOUTH GWINNETT SOUTH GWINNETT 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 13 LAKESIDE LAKESIDE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 14 MAYS MAYS 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 19 CEDAR GROVE CEDAR GROVE 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 20 STONE MOUNTAIN TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 21 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA 5:30 P.M. AUGUST 22 LOVEJOY TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 23 STONE MOUNTAIN STONE MOUNTAIN 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 26 LAKESIDE TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 27 CHARLES DREW CHARLES DREW 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 28 CORETTA SCOTT KING TUCKER 5:00 P.M. AUGUST 29 STEPHENSON TUCKER 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 5 FOREST PARK FOREST PARK 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 6 LITHONIA LITHONIA 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 10 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MARTIN LUTHER KING 5:30 P.M. SEPTEMBER 11 MCNAIR TUCKER 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 12 MORROW TUCKER 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 17 MT. ZION MT. ZION 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 18 MILLER GROVE MILLER GROVE 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 24 MUNDY’S MILL TUCKER 5:00 P.M. SEPTEMBER 25 CORETTA SCOTT KING CORETTA SCOTT KING 5:00 P.M.

DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOLS 2018 SOFTBALL STATISTICS Top 25 Hitters with Min of 30 At Bats

BATTING PLAYERS NAME SCHOOL POSITION HITS AT BATS AVERAGE Tamia Randle McNair P/1B/3B 25 37 .676 Denaudia Smartt Stephenson OF 41 65 .631 Zy’Kairah Grimmett Lithonia IF 24 40 .600 N’Layia Perkins Lithonia IF 21 35 .600 Walker Wicklund Dunwoody C 49 83 .590 Mary Axelson Chamblee 2B/P/OF 42 72 .583 Ta’Niyah Fletcher Martin Luther King Jr. P 28 49 .571 Aniyah Lee Southwest DeKalb 3B/SS/1B 37 65 .569 Alexis Dover Southwest DeKalb SS/P/2B 35 62 .565 Rachel Lovejoy Chamblee SS 37 68 .544 Brianna Smith Stephenson P/IF/OF 26 48 .542 Ciersten McKinney Miller Grove OF 19 36 .528 Aleeya Thornton Arabia Mountain OF 33 64 .516 Ayanna Martin Martin Luther King Jr. 1B/P 24 47 .511 LaTiya Lee Miller Grove P/IF 28 55 .509 Kemiyah Harris Martin Luther King Jr. SS 25 50 .500 Julieyanna Ferguson Miller Grove OF/IF/P 15 30 .500 Korie Lewis Martin Luther King Jr. LF 25 51 .490 J’Nae Wray Stephenson IF/OF 22 45 .489 Myia Lewis Arabia Mountain SS/3B 31 64 .484 Isabella Escobar Martin Luther King Jr. CF 19 40 .475 Arieyana Zachery Miller Grove C/OF 18 38 .474 Charmya Acie Southwest DeKalb SS/P/2B 26 56 .464 Aubri Gray Arabia Mountain C/OF 17 38 .447 Nicole Mulford Dunwoody SS/2B 35 79 .443

INDIVIDUAL HITTING LEADERS Mary Axelson, Chamblee 10

Charmya Acie, Southwest DeKalb 9 HOME RUNS Aniyah Lee, Southwest DeKalb 9 Genia Hall, Southwest DeKalb 8 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 7 TRIPLES Rachel Lovejoy, Chamblee 5 Myia Lewis, Arabia Mountain 8 Samiyyah Huckabee, Lithonia 5 Rachel Lovejoy, Chamblee 6 Denaudia Smartt, Stephenson 5 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 6

RUNS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING LEADERS Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 51 Denaudia Smartt, Stephenson 47 WINS JaNae Wray, Stephenson 41 Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 15 Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 39 Brianna Smith, Stephenson 13 Rachel Lovejoy, Chamblee 38 Ta’Niyah Fletcher, Martin Luther King Jr. 12 Ta’Niyah Fletcher, Martin Luther King Jr. 38 Margaret Axelson, Chamblee 11 Dejah Williams, Stephenson 38 LaTiya Lee, Miller Grove 9

RBI’S STRIKEOUTS Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 41 Ta’Niyah Fletcher, Martin Luther King Jr. 167 Rachel Lovejoy, Chamblee 39 Brianna Smith, Stephenson 113 Nicole Mulford, Dunwoody 34 Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 112 Tamia Randle, McNair 33 Erielle Reid, Druid Hills 107 Mary Axelson, Chamblee 32 Margaret Axelson, Chamblee 86 Molly Kotzin, Dunwoody 30 INNINGS PITCHED DOUBLES Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 127 1/3 Margaret Axelson, Chambleee 103 1/3 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 16

DEKALB COUNTY SEASON LEADERS BATTING CHAMPIONS RUNS SCORED 2018 Tamia Randle, McNair .676 2017 Dasha King, Lithonia .609 2018 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 51 2016 Lashayna Lee, Miller Grove .694 2017 Dasha King, Lithonia 44 2015 Lashayna Lee, Miller Grove .703 2016 Tajah Clark, Arabia Mountain 34 2014 Lashayna Lee, Miller Grove .690 Deyonce Anderson, Miller Gro 34 2013 Shelby Eccles, Miller Grove .673 2015 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 38 2012 Briana Norfleet, Lithonia .647 Deyonce Anderson, Miller Grove 38 2011 Tia Bolden, Arabia Mountain .750 2014 Shayla Smith, Stephenson 47 2010 Trenece Nash, SW DeKalb .719 2013 Shayla Smith, Stephenson 55 2009 Chelsea Hall, M.L. King Jr. .605 2012 Sophia Baur -Waisbord, Lakesid 47 2008 Zaquriah Johnson, Cedar Grove .717 2011 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 44 2007 Allie Jest, Chamblee .657 2010 Elyse Ferguson, Dunwoody 40 2006 Lauren Levin, Lakeside .638 2009 Elyse Ferguson, Dunwoody 31 2005 Maya Branch, Lithonia .605 2008 Jennifer Yancey, Dunwoody 39 2004 Breanna Shaw, Stephenson .706 2007 Maya Branch, Lithonia 38 2003 Constance Rivers, Avondale .677 2006 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 38 2002 Najaa Bloodsoe, Columbia .632 2005 Maya Branch, Lithonia 36 2001 Anastatia Jackson, Towers .811 2004 Caitlin Bradfield, Columbia 40 2000 Courtney Knight, Columbia .706 2003 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 48 1999 Jade Roebuck, Columbia .533 2002 Brandy Crowder, St. Mountain 38 1998 Shannon Murray, Columbia .627 2001 Courtney Knight, Columbia 51 1997 Shenika Worthy, Columbia .614 2000 Courtney Knight, Columbia 43 1996 Dawn Battle, Stone Mountain .673 1999 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 41 1995 Mel Watkins, Druid Hills .627 1998 Emily Harris, Lakeside 32 1994 Stephanie Ventura, Towers .557 1997 Shannon Murray, Columbia 40 1996 Amy Thompson, Dunwoody 39 RUNS BATTED IN 1995 Amy Thompson, Dunwoody 49 2018 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 41 1994 Amy Thompson, Dunwoody 39 2017 Mackenzie Hunt, Dunwoody 37 Deyonce Anderson, Miller Grov 37 HOME RUNS 2016 Janiah Canty, Miller Grove 31 2018 Genia Hall, Southwest DeKalb 8 Lashayna Lee, Miller Grove 31 2017 Myia Lewis, Arabia Mountain 7 2015 Katlyn Andrin, Dunwoody 35 Deyonce Anderson, Miller Grov 7 2014 Kayla Cato, Druid Hills 55 2016 Aniyah Zachery, Miller Grove 5 2013 Allie Puckett, Dunwoody 46 2015 Shayla Smith, Stephenson 6 2012 Marie Collop, Lakeside 49 2014 Kayla Cato, Druid Hills 16 2011 Marie Collop, Lakeside 43 2013 LaKaylin Lee, Miller Grove 10 2010 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 36 2012 Tandreanna Conyers, Miller Gr 9 2009 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 24 2011 Aijah Crockett, Chamblee 4 2008 Zaquriah Johnson, Cedar Grove 27 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 4 2007 Corissa Deadwyler, Lithonia 34 Marie Collop, Lakeside 4 2006 Shantesha Mackie, McNair 28 Raghe Brown, Lithonia 4 2005 Traquita Heard, Cedar Grove 34 Hadiyah Walker, St. Mountain 4 2004 Brittney Smith, Clarkston 40 Raeven Pitts, Tucker 4 2003 Diamyn Woods, M.L. King Jr. 37 2010 Trenece Nash, SW DeKalb 7 2002 Najaa Bloodsoe, Columbia 42 2009 Chelsea Hall, M.L. King Jr. 4 2001 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 43 2008 Crystal Richmond, Miller Grov 3 2000 Courtney Knight, Columbia 41 2007 Corissa Deadwyler, Lithonia 8 1999 Candace Attaway, Chamblee 28 2006 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 3 Sophia Papadakis, Chamblee 28 Shaneqah Goodson, M.L. King 3 Carole Richardson, SW DeKalb 28 2005 Maya Branch, Lithonia 4 1998 Candace Attaway, Chamblee 24 2004 Brittney Smith, Clarkston 3 1997 Shawnae Wiley, Redan 27 Maya Branch, Lithonia 3 1996 Dawn Battle, Stone Mountain 34 Breanna Shaw, Stephenson 3 Adrienne Fortmann, Dunwoody 34 2003 Shundrenic Holmes, Avondale 8 1995 Ksha Lougheed, Towers 33 2002 Catrenda Green, Lithonia 4 1994 Wendy Bush, Towers 30 2001 Courtney Knight, Columbia 8 Stephanie Ventura, Towers 30 2000 Courtney Knight, Columbia 10

22 DEKALB COUNTY SEASON LEADERS

1999 Carole Richardson, SW DeKalb 5 2013 Jaylen Black, Redan 6 1998 Shannon Murray, Columbia 3 2012 Tia Bolden, Arabia Mountain 5 Natalie Roebuck, Columbia 3 Jaylen Black, Redan 5 Bianca Willis, Lithonia 3 Tykeria Davidson, Redan 5 Carole Richardson, SW DeKalb 5 2011 Lucy Mason, Chamblee 7 Tameka Pierce, Towers 3 2010 Taylor Harris, Chamblee 5 1997 Shannon Murray, Columbia 5 Charlotte Howard, McNair 5 Charissa Coleman, Columbia 5 2009 Chelsea Hall, M.L. King Jr. 10 1996 Tina Caldwell, SW DeKalb 5 2008 Lauren Boden, Lakeside 4 Dawn Battle, Stone Mountain 5 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 4 1995 Tina Caldwell, SW DeKalb 4 Imani Cabell, SW DeKalb 4 1994 Adrienne Fortmann, Dunwoody 7 2007 Jennifer Martin, Chamblee 7 Tina Caldwell, SW DeKalb 7 Nikki Thomas, Tucker 7 2006 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 9 DOUBLES 2005 Traquita Heard, Cedar Grove 9 2018 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 16 2004 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 8 2017 Ja’Nae Wray, Stephenson 12 2003 Monica Carroll, Redan 7 2016 Rachel Lovejoy, Chamblee 12 Melini McFarland, Towers 7 2015 Allie Puckett, Dunwoody 14 2002 Portia Phillips, Redan 10 2014 Nicole Gilkeson, Druid Hills 11 2001 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 11 2013 Jaylen Black, Redan 13 2000 Jade Roebuck, Columbia 7 2012 India Webb, Arabia Mountain 12 1999 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 6 2011 Kayla Cato, Druid Hills 9 Carole Richardson, SW DeKalb 6 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 9 1998 Emily Harris, Lakeside 8 Trenece Nash, SW DeKalb 9 1997 Marsha Phillips, St. Mountain 8 Janea Brooks, Tucker 9 1996 Dawn Battle, Stone Mountain 8 2010 Jasmine Hutchinson, Columbia 12 1995 Adrienne Fortmann, Dunwoody 8 2009 Trenece Nash, SW DeKalb 10 1994 Latia Dixon, Avondale 4 2008 Jasmine Lee, Cedar Grove 8 Stachia Galt, Clarkston 4 Jennifer Martin, Chamblee 8 Alison Cooper, Clarkston 4 Crystal Richmond, Miller Grov 8 Lauren Keegan, Lakeside 4 2007 C’Vonne Varnado, SW DeKalb 10 Tina Caldwell, SW DeKalb 4 2006 Jasmin Riley, SW DeKalb 10 Kimberly Palmer, Stephenson 10 HITS Monica Powell, Stephenson 10 2018 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 49 2005 Ashunti Whitfield, Ced Grove 17 2017 Myia Lewis, Arabia Mountain 51 2004 Candyce Heath, Columbia 13 2016 Tajah Clark, Arabia Mountain 42 2003 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 12 2015 Katlyn Andrin, Dunwoody 40 2002 Amber Hanna, Southwest DeKalb 12 Allie Puckett, Dunwoody 40 Natasha Avery, Stone Mountain 12 2014 Katlyn Andrin, Dunwoody 42 2001 Andrea Williams, Tucker 18 2013 Jaylen Black, Redan 46 2000 Courtney Knight, Columbia 14 2012 Marie Collop, Lakeside 44 1999 Candace Attaway, Chamblee 13 2011 Marie Collop, Lakeside 44 1998 Donisha Johnson, Lakeside 8 2010 Breanna Rhoden, Dunwoody 43 Jenay Johnson, McNair 8 2009 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 38 1997 Natalie Roebuck, Columbia 13 Imani Gayle, SW DeKalb 38 1996 Natalie Roebuck, Columbia 9 2008 Zaquriah Johnson, Cedar Grove 33 1995 Jennifer Balsamo, St. Mount 10 Breanna Rhoden, Dunwoody 33 1994 Nancy Diamond, Dunwoody 19 2007 Allie Jest, Chamblee 44 2006 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 45 TRIPLES 2005 Traquita Heard, Cedar Grove 41 2018 Myia Lewis, Arabia Mountain 8 2004 Krystal Anthony, Lithonia 38 2017 Denaudia Smartt, Stephenson 8 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 38 2016 Kayla Phillips, Arabia Mtn. 6 Kim Williams, M.L. King 38 Brierra Warren, Stephenson 6 2003 Whitney Buckmon, Chamblee 56 2015 Milan Greene, Arabia Mountain 5 2002 Andrea Williams, Tucker 42 Taylor Roberts, SW DeKalb 5 2001 Andrea Williams, Tucker 57 2014 Taylor Roberts, SW DeKalb 10 2000 Courtney Knight, Columbia 48

DEKALB COUNTY SEASON LEADERS

1999 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 46 1998 Amanda Hlad, Dunwoody 15 1998 Emily Harris, Lakeside 39 1997 Amanda Hlad, Dunwoody 12 1997 Shenika Worthy, Columbia 43 Wardrickes Britton, Lithonia 12 1996 Mary Schilling, Chamblee 42 1996 Adrienne Fortmann, Dunwoody 15 1995 Sabrina Touchberry, Dunwoody 51 1995 Ashley Fawcett, Dunwoody 15 1994 Sabrina Touchberry, Dunwoody 43 1994 Jill Wilkinson, Tucker 20

MOST WINS - PITCHING STRIKEOUTS 2018 Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 15 2018 Ta’Niyah Fletcher, M.L. King 167 2017 Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 18 2017 Brianna Smith, Stephenson 148 2016 Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 12 2016 Jordyn Powell, Stephenson 128 Jordyn Powell, Stephenson 12 2015 Deyounce Anderson, Miller Grove 96 2015 Deyounce Anderson, Miller Grove 15 2014 LaKaylin Lee, Miller Grove 129 2014 Robin Tallon, Dunwoody 14 2013 Jordyn Powell, Stephenson 110 LaKaylin Lee, Miller Grove 14 2012 Stacey Ward, Dunwoody 167 2013 Jaylen Black, Redan 14 2011 Stacey Ward, Dunwoody 159 2012 Stacey Ward, Dunwoody 15 2010 Erin Bell, Chamblee 148 2011 Marie Collop, Lakeside 15 2009 Andrea Cole, Tucker 152 2010 Imani Gayle, SW DeKalb 15 2008 Erin Bell, Chamblee 133 2009 Amanda Madrid, Dunwoody 9 2007 Allie Jest, Chamblee 169 Tiffani Pearson, M.L. King 9 2006 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 240 Imani Gayle, SW DeKalb 9 2005 Jada Jeffries, SW DeKalb 183 2008 Cara Caputo, Dunwoody 12 2004 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 262 2007 Allie Jest, Chamblee 10 2003 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 213 Sharia Davis, Lithonia 10 2002 Christy Wahl, Tucker 386 2006 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 15 2001 Christy Wahl, Tucker 445 2005 Channing Statham, Dunwoody 13 2000 Christy Wahl, Tucker 400 2004 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 17 1999 Christy Wahl, Tucker 370 2003 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 16 1998 Sharon Whaley, Tucker 127 2002 Christy Wahl, Tucker 19 1997 Amanda Hlad, Dunwoody 180 2001 Christy Wahl, Tucker 29 1996 Mary Schilling, Chamblee 191 2000 Christy Wahl, Tucker 19 1995 Jamie Bush, Towers 107 1999 Christy Wahl, Tucker 23 1994 Mandy Smart, Redan 171

24 DEKALB COUNTY SEASON RECORDS

BATTING AVERAGE NO. YEAR MOST DOUBLES NO. YEAR Anastatia Jackson, Towers .811 2001 Nancy Diamond, Dunwoody 19 1994 Courtney Knight, Columbia .765 2001 Andrea Williams, Tucker 18 2001 Tia Bolden, Arabia Mountain .750 2011 Ashunti Whitfield, Cedar Grove 17 2005 Shelby Eccles, Miller Grove .732 2011 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 16 2018 Trenece Nash, SW DeKalb .719 2010 Courtney Knight, Columbia 14 2000 Zaquriah Johnson, Cedar Grove .717 2008 Allie Puckett, Dunwoody 14 2015 Courtney Knight, Columbia .706 2000 Natalie Roebuck, Columbia 13 1997 Breanna Shaw, Stephenson .706 2004 Candace Attaway, Chamblee 13 1999 Lashayna Lee, Miller Grove .703 2015 Natasha Anderson, Chamblee 13 2001 Lashayna Lee, Miller Grove .694 2016 Candyce Heath, Columbia 13 2004 Lashayna Lee, Miller Grove .690 2014 Jaylen Black, Redan 13 2013 Tiffany Johnson, Lakeside .688 2001 Sophia Papadakis, Chamblee 12 1999 Jaylen Black, Redan .684 2014 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 12 2001 Tamia Randle, McNair .676 2018 Erika Ikerd, Tucker 12 2001 Amber Hanna, Southwest DeKalb 12 2002 MOST HOME RUNS NO. YEAR Natasha Avery, Stone Mountain 12 2002 Kayla Cato, Druid Hills 16 2014 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 12 2003 Courtney Knight, Columbia 10 2000 Jasmine Hutchinson, Columbia 12 2010 LaKaylin Lee, Miller Grove 10 2013 India Webb, Arabia Mountain 12 2012 Tanderanna Conyers, Miller Grove 9 2012 Rachel Lovejoy, Chamblee 12 2016 Courtney Knight, Columbia 8 2001 Ja’Nae Wray, Stephenson 12 2017 Shundrenic Holmes, Avondale 8 2003 Corissa Deadwyler, Lithonia 8 2007 MOST TRIPLES NO. YEAR Shayla Smith, Stephenson 8 2012 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 11 2001 Tanderanna Conyers, Miller Grove 8 2014 Portia Phillips, Redan 10 2002 Genia Hall, Southwest DeKalb 8 2018 Chelsea Hall, M.L. King Jr. 10 2009 Adrienne Fortmann, Dunwoody 7 1994 Taylor Roberts, SW DeKalb 10 2014 Tina Caldwell, SW DeKalb 7 1994 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 9 2006 Trenece Nash, SW DeKalb 7 2010 Traquita Heard, Cedar Grove 9 2005 Tanderanna Conyers, Miller Grove 7 2013 Adrienne Fortmann, Dunwoody 8 1995 Jaylen Black, Redan 7 2014 Dawn Battle, Stone Mountain 8 1996 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 7 2018 Emily Harris, Lakeside 8 1998 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 8 2004 MOST RBI’S NO. YEAR LaKaylin Lee, Miller Grove 8 2014 Kayla Cato, Druid Hills 55 2014 Denaudia Smartt, Stephenson 8 2017 Marie Collop, Lakeside 49 2012 Myia Lewis, Arabia Mountain 8 2018 Shayla Smith, Stephenson 48 2012 Allie Puckett, Dunwoody 46 2013 MOST PITCHING WINS NO. YEAR LaKaylin Lee, Miller Grove 45 2013 Christy Wahl, Tucker 29 2001 Amie McDougal, Chamblee 43 2001 Christy Wahl, Tucker 23 1999 Marie Collop, Lakeside 43 2011 Jill Wilkinson, Tucker 20 1994 Najaa Bloodsoe, Columbia 42 2002 Christy Wahl, Tucker 19 2000 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 42 2011 Christy Wahl, Tucker 19 2002 Tanderanna Conyers, Miller Grove 42 2013 Samantha Moss, Dunwoody 18 2017 Jaylen Black, Redan 42 2013 Courtney Knight, Columbia 17 2000 Courtney Knight, Columbia 41 2000 Natasha Anderson, Chamblee 17 2001 Sydney Saxton, Stephenson 41 2013 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 17 2004 Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 41 2018 Brittney Smith, Clarkston 16 2002 Tiffany Johnson, Lakeside 16 2002 MOST RUNS NO. YEAR Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 16 2003 Shayla Smith, Stephenson 55 2013 Courtney Knight, Columbia 51 2001 MOST PITCHING STRIKEOUTS NO. YEAR Walker Wicklund, Dunwoody 51 2018 Christy Wahl, Tucker 445 2001 Jaylen Black, Redan 50 2013 Christy Wahl, Tucker 400 2000 Amy Thompson, Dunwoody 49 1995 Christy Wahl, Tucker 386 2002 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 48 2003 Christy Wahl, Tucker 370 1999 Tanderanna Conyers, Miller Gro 48 2013 Tiffany Johnson, M.L. King 262 2004 Sophia Baur -Waisbord, Lakeside 47 2012 Courtney Knight, Columbia 254 2001 Shayla Smith, Stephenson 47 2014 Brandi Payne, Dunwoody 240 2006 Denaudia Smartt, Stephenson 47 2018 Brittney Smith, Clarkston 231 2002 Shayla Smith, Stephenson 46 2012 Tiffany Johnson, Lakeside 217 2002 Shelby Eccles, Miller Grove 46 2013 Diamyn Woods, M.L. King 45 2003 Kayla Cato, Druid Hills 45 2014 Whitney Buckmon, Chamblee 44 2003 Andrea Williams, Tucker 44 2001 Susanne Boden, Lakeside 44 2011

ARABIA MOUNTAIN 2002 8-19 Elisabeth Spaulding 2017 0-9 KeCia Hamilton Year Record Coach 2003 18 -17 Karen Lionberger 2018 0-10 KeCia Hamilton 2010 11 -6 Eric Hoxie 2004 16 -10 Karen Lionberger 2011 12 -5 Eric Hoxie 2005 15 -10 Karen Lionberger CROSS KEYS 2012 16 -8 Eric Hoxie 2006 11 -8 Constance Burke Year Record Coach 2013 9-11 Eric Hoxie 2007 11 -12 Constance Burke 1993 10 -8 Mary Giambruno 2014 13 -9 Eric Hoxie 2008 11 -9 Terri Lake 1994 6-10 Mary Giambruno 2015 15 -10 Eric Hoxie 2009 5-11 Deena Cook 1995 8-10 Mary Giambruno 2016 21 -9 Eric Hoxie 2010 13 -7 Adrienne Keathley 1996 4-12 Mary Giambruno 2017 23 -6 Eric Hoxie 2011 15 -10 Adrienne Keathley 1997 6-11 Wayne Smiley 2018 10 -15 Eric Hoxie 2012 10 -11 Adrienne Keathley 1998 4-12 Wayne Smiley 2013 8-15 Adrienne Keathley 1999 6-6 Mark Alexander AVONDALE 2014 7-16 Adrienne Keathley 2000 5-7 Mark Alexander Year Record Coach 2015 12 -9 Alan Loper 2001 2-10 Mark Alexander 1993 5-13 Jerry Smart 2016 16 -11 Alan Loper 2002 0-13 Mark Alexander 1994 7-9 Karl Moton 2017 22 -7 Alan Loper 2003 0-13 Mark Alexander 1995 6-10 Karl Moton 2018 18 -8 Alan Loper 2004 1-12 Mark Alexander 1996 2-14 Karl Moton 2005 0-14 Joe Hutsell 1997 0-15 Karl Moton CLARKSTON 2006 0-16 Joe Hutsell 1998 0-12 Karl Moton Year Record Coach 2007 0-11 Katrina Turner 1999 0-12 Karl Moton 1993 8-9 Rhonda Johnson 2008 DNP No Team 2000 2-13 Karl Moton 1994 7-9 Rhonda Johnson 2009 0-2 Ashley Brant 2001 4-10 Karl Moton 1995 0-16 Rhonda Johnson 2010 DNP No Team 2002 4-10 Karl Moton 1996 2-10 Jennifer Salter 2011 DNP No Team 2003 6-10 Adrienne Keathley 1997 3-10 Jennifer Salter 2012 DNP No Team 2004 8-9 Adrienne Keathley 1998 3-10 Jennifer Salter 2013 DNP No Team 2005 3-11 Antwan Pinckney 1999 3-10 Jennifer Salter 2014 DNP No Team 2006 4-12 Antwan Pinckney 2000 2-12 Jennifer Salter 2015 DNP No Team 2007 1-15 Antwan Pinckney 2001 10 -8 Justin Bishop 2016 DNP No Team 2008 2-17 Namrata Patel 2002 16 -7 Justin Bishop 2017 DNP No Team 2009 2-16 Antwan Pinckney 2003 14 -6 Royce Toombs 2018 DNP No Team 2010 0-10 Michael Ireland 2004 9-10 Royce Toombs 2019 DNP No Team 2005 1-9 Royce Toombs CEDAR GROVE 2006 4-6 Royce Toombs DRUID HILLS Year Record Coach 2007 2-7 Royce Toombs Year Record Coach 1993 4-13 Jackie Lindquist 2008 2-8 Royce Toombs 1993 6-9 Debra Palmore 1994 4-12 Jackie Lindquist 2009 4-8 Royce Toombs 1994 7-9 Jim Haskin 1995 0-12 Ronald Davis 2010 3-10 Royce Toombs 1995 6-10 Jim Mitchell 1996 7-9 Ronald Davis 2011 1-12 Ron Mills 1996 4-12 Jeff Durden 1997 2-9 Reba Catledge 2012 0-15 Ron Mills 1997 5-9 Don Burgess 1998 2-9 Reba Catledge 2013 0-17 Ron Mills 1998 4-7 Don Burgess 1999 4-10 Reba Catledge 2014 2-14 Kenyon Bizzell 1999 4-10 Helenanne Seaman 2000 10 -4 Reba Catledge 2015 5-9 Kenyon Bizzell 2000 6-6 Sam Brown 2001 2-11 Doug Lane 2016 1-11 Kenyon Bizzell 2001 8-6 Sam Brown 2002 2-11 Francis Walters 2017 2-11 Nick Angelo 2002 1-10 Don Burgess 2003 4-10 LaGarrett King 2018 5-8 Nick Angelo 2003 5-10 Don Burgess 2004 4-11 Vernon Buckmon 2004 9-7 Bryan Portnoy 2005 12 -11 Vernon Buckmon COLUMBIA 2005 6-8 Kevin Katz 2006 4-12 Vernon Buckmon Year Record Coach 2006 3-13 Kevin Katz 2007 1-10 Vernon Buckmon 1993 1-16 Elisabeth Spaulding 2007 3-8 Brian Granger 2008 5-12 Vernon Buckmon 1994 6-10 Elisabeth Spaulding 2008 9-7 Brian Granger 2009 5-13 Vernon Buckmon 1995 9-8 Elisabeth Spaulding 2009 6-9 Brian Granger 2010 2-9 Perry Parks 1996 7-8 Steve Dennis 2010 9-10 Brian Granger 2011 4-7 Adesina Scott 1997 16 -4 Steve Dennis 2011 10 -16 Brian Granger 2012 2-10 Adesina Scott 1998 8-10 Steve Dennis 2012 11 -12 Brian Granger 2013 4-10 Adesina Scott 1999 10 -11 Steve Dennis 2013 8-15 Brian Granger 2014 12 -12 Krystal Cox 2000 17 -4 Steve Dennis 2014 15 -9 Brian Granger 2015 10 -14 Krystal Cox 2001 12 -12 Steve Dennis 2015 12 -16 Carrie Helton 2016 14 -13 Krystal Cox 2002 11 -7 Steve Dennis 2016 4-18 Carrie Helton 2017 9-18 Krystal Cox 2003 11 -8 Steve Dennis 2017 7-15 Pete Bartlewski 2018 7-12 Krystal Cox 2004 11 -11 Steve Dennis 2018 6-11 Antwan Pinckney 2005 5-10 Steve Dennis CHAMBLEE 2006 10 -6 Steve Dennis DUNWOODY Year Record Coach 2007 10 -6 Steve Dennis Year Record Coach 1993 11 -7 Sue Nunn 2008 5-10 Steve Dennis 1993 19 -3 Lynn Maddox 1994 12 -8 Sue Nunn 2009 7-8 Steve Dennis Cheryl Finke 1995 15 -6 Ken Penland 2010 10 -8 Steve Dennis 1994 26 -3 Lynn Maddox 1996 19 -10 Ken Penland 2011 11 -11 Steve Dennis Cheryl Finke 1997 4-9 Ron Smith 2012 5-13 Steve Dennis 1995 29 -5 Lynn Maddox 1998 7-12 Elisabeth Spaulding 2013 7-11 Steve Dennis Cheryl Finke 1999 19 -7 Elisabeth Spaulding 2014 4-14 Steve Dennis 1996 27 -4 Lynn Maddox 2000 14 -8 Elisabeth Spaulding 2015 8-6 Ashley Johnson Cheryl Finke 2001 22 -8 Elisabeth Spaulding 2016 1-10 KeCia Hamilton 1997 19 -8 Cheryl Finke

26 1998 17 -14 Caryn Gartner 2014 5-13 David Hill REDAN 1999 4-18 Caryn Gartner 2015 4-14 David Hill Year Record Coach 2000 4-19 Kerry Barth 2016 7-14 David Hill 1993 16 -6 Greg Goodwin 2001 13 -11 Kerry Barth 2017 7-16 David Hill 1994 15 -5 Greg Goodwin 2002 2-18 Kerry Vilela 2018 8-9 David Hill 1995 16 -7 Greg Goodwin 2003 15 -17 Kerry Vilela 1996 8-8 Greg Goodwin 2004 13 -11 Kerry Vilela MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 1997 10 -5 Greg Goodwin 2005 20 -9 Sean Brinkley Year Record Coach 1998 11 -7 Greg Goodwin 2006 15 -21 Sean Brinkley 2002 4-9 Christina Shafer 1999 14 -6 Greg Goodwin 2007 7-11 Andrew Sullivan 2003 22 -3 Paris Burd 2000 23 -6 Sean Brinkley 2008 18 -13 Kerry Brown 2004 24 -10 Paris Burd 2001 18 -12 Sean Brinkley 2009 18 -11 Kerry Brown 2005 14 -16 Reggie Ingram 2002 17 -13 Sean Brinkley 2010 15 -13 Kerry Brown 2006 18 -10 Wendy Mapp 2003 9-13 Sean Brinkley 2011 12 -15 Kerry Brown 2007 7-10 Wendy Mapp 2004 11 -8 Chevalier Green 2012 21 -10 Kerry Brown 2008 7-10 Wendy Mapp 2005 10 -6 Bobby Coates 2013 14 -17 Kerry Brown 2009 9-7 Carlos Howard 2006 4-11 Lanee Calhoun 2014 21 -9 Kerry Brown 2010 4-9 Thomas Gordon 2007 3-8 Bridget Smith 2015 23 -6 Kerry Brown 2011 4-11 Sean Brinkley 2008 4-9 Bridget Smith 2016 15 -12 Kerry Brown 2012 2-16 Harry Sapp 2009 3-10 Bridget Smith 2017 22 -7 Kerry Brown 2013 7-8 Harry Sapp 2010 3-12 Bridget Smith 2018 19 -10 Kerry Brown 2014 9-7 Harry Sapp 2011 3-14 Raymee Burrell 2015 3-7 Ange Adrine 2012 15 -10 Bridget Smith LAKESIDE 2016 1-9 Ange Adrine 2013 19 -5 Bridget Smith Year Record Coach 2017 7-8 Steven Head 2014 4-12 Kirby Tate 1993 10 -8 Duane Wilson 2018 12 -6 Leenard Williams 2015 0-10 Kirby Tate 1994 3-15 Duane Wilson 2016 0-16 William Roth 1995 10 -6 Duane Wilson MCNAIR 2017 2-16 Jonathan Jones 1996 10 -7 Duane Wilson Year Record Coach 2018 2-12 Nichele Marshall 1997 10 -11 Duane Wilson 1993 1-18 Susan Clark 1998 15 -7 Duane Wilson 1994 5-9 Dion Williams SOUTHWEST DEKALB 1999 10 -14 Duane Wilson 1995 2-14 Dion Williams Year Record Coach 2000 12 -12 Duane Wilson 1996 8-10 Dion Williams 1993 4-13 Tony Stroud 2001 16 -6 Duane Wilson 1997 8-10 Dion Williams 1994 4-12 Tony Stroud 2002 17 -6 Duane Wilson 1998 3-10 Dion Williams 1995 5-11 Tony Stroud 2003 13 -11 Bill Newsome 1999 9-11 Dion Williams 1996 11 -6 Tony Stroud 2004 12 -12 Bill Newsome 2000 7-9 Lawanza Crutcher 1997 11 -5 Tony Stroud 2005 6-9 Kip Hall 2001 2-11 Lawanza Crutcher 1998 10 -8 Tony Stroud 2006 9-6 Adrienne Keathley 2002 3-9 Lawanza Crutcher 1999 12 -6 Tony Stroud 2007 9-8 Adrienne Keathley 2003 0-15 Amanda Hatcher 2000 5-12 Tony Stroud 2008 10 -11 Eric McArdle 2004 1-15 Amanda Hatcher 2001 6-8 Bernice Foreman 2009 11 -11 Tricia Newmyer 2005 5-7 Carmetta Holmes 2002 13 -8 Bernice Foreman 2010 12 -6 Tricia Newmyer 2006 5-6 Carmetta Holmes 2003 11 -7 Bernice Foreman 2011 18 -5 Tricia Newmyer 2007 4-8 Jimmy Fields 2004 14 -6 Bernice Foreman 2012 19 -11 Tricia Newmyer 2008 5-5 Ashanti Anderson 2005 13 -5 Bernice Foreman 2013 12 -12 Tricia Newmyer 2009 2-6 Ashanti Anderson 2006 11 -9 Bernice Foreman 2014 11 -15 Tricia Newmyer 2010 7-7 Ashanti Anderson 2007 13 -5 Bernice Foreman 2015 7-11 Tricia Newmyer 2011 2-9 Ashanti Anderson 2008 13 -9 Bernice Foreman 2016 9-17 Lauren Levin 2012 2-10 Ashanti Anderson 2009 9-11 Bernice Foreman 2017 8-14 Lauren Levin 2013 1-11 Katherine Smayda 2010 15 -6 Bernice Foreman 2018 4-14 Lauren Levin 2014 3-17 Katherine Smayda 2011 8-9 Bernice Foreman 2015 3-11 Marcus Salter 2012 13 -7 Bernice Foreman LITHONIA 2016 4-14 Marcus Salter 2013 18 -6 Bernice Foreman Year Record Coach 2017 5-11 Marcus Salter 2014 17 -7 Bernice Foreman 1993 8-10 Donna Bishop 2018 5-12 Marcus Salter 2015 14 -10 Bernice Foreman 1994 11 -6 Donna Bishop 2016 7-12 Bernice Foreman 1995 9-9 Donna Bishop MILLER GROVE 2017 11 -8 Bernice Foreman 1996 3-13 Donna Bishop Year Record Coach 2018 13 -10 Bernice Foreman 1997 12 -11 Donna Bishop 2005 0-12 Vince Byams 1998 4-11 Donna Bishop 2006 5-11 Vince Byams STEPHENSON 1999 8-8 John Sommer 2007 8-7 Vince Byams Year Record Coach 2000 17 -6 John Sommer 2008 7-12 Vince Byams 1997 13 -7 Lisa Wheless 2001 20 -8 John Sommer 2009 7-9 Vince Byams 1998 2-9 Melanie Bilda 2002 12 -8 John Sommer 2010 6-5 Steven Stodgill 1999 2-12 Melanie Bilda 2003 10 -10 Arther Rubin 2011 12 -5 Steven Stodgill 2000 7-9 Antwan Pinckney 2004 15 -9 Justin Bishop 2012 15 -8 Terrence Canty 2001 6-12 Sonny Gallman 2005 13 -5 Justin Bishop 2013 21 -4 Terrence Canty 2002 11 -8 Patrick Smith 2006 8-9 Ellis Appling 2014 18 -7 Terrence Canty 2003 12 -7 Patrick Smith 2007 11 -13 Ellis Appling 2015 3-16 Terrence Canty 2004 9-11 Richard Walker 2008 3-9 Ellis Appling 2016 15 -4 Derek Thomas 2005 9-7 Nechellar Franklin 2009 0-13 Craig Johnson 2017 15 -8 Terrence Canty 2006 6-10 Nechellar Franklin 2010 2-14 David Hill 2018 10 -10 Terrence Canty 2007 7-7 Nechellar Franklin 2011 8-13 David Hill 2008 4-7 Mario Miner 2012 3-20 David Hill 2009 5-8 Mario Miner

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27 2010 10 -6 Marco Jackson 2014 7-6 James Collier 2017 7-17 Wardrickes Britton 2011 10 -9 Marco Jackson 2015 5-5 James Collier 2018 3-14 Wardrickes Britton 2012 12 -11 Marco Jackson 2016 4-11 Chelsea Hill 2013 12 -13 Marco Jackson 2017 6-12 Cory Foster TUCKER 2014 15 -9 Marco Jackson 2018 1-16 Cory Foster Year Record Coach 2015 15 -7 Marco Jackson 1993 16 -3 Pat Floyd 2016 15 -9 Marco Jackson TOWERS 1994 24 -5 Pat Floyd 2017 15 -8 Marco Jackson Year Record Coach 1995 11 -9 Pat Floyd 1993 3-17 Lee Medwick 1996 15 -7 Pat Floyd STONE MOUNTAIN 1994 9-7 Lee Medwick 1997 14 -7 Pat Floyd Year Record Coach 1995 10 -6 Lee Medwick 1998 10 -16 Pat Floyd 1993 11 -6 Jim Levie 1996 11 -7 Lee Medwick 1999 24 -9 Pat Floyd 1994 16 -7 Jim Levie 1997 14 -7 Lee Medwick 2000 19 -9 Pat Floyd 1995 15 -8 Jim Levie 1998 4-10 Lee Medwick 2001 31 -4 Pat Floyd 1996 10 -6 Jim Levie 1999 5-11 Lee Medwick 2002 19 -10 Pat Floyd 1997 8-6 Jim Levie 2000 7-8 Lee Medwick 2003 4-17 George Buoy 1998 4-12 Dave Labarrie 2001 5-6 Kendra Gill 2004 2-13 Megan Matlock 1999 4-12 Dave Labarrie 2002 2-12 Kendra Gill 2005 1-12 Megan Matlock 2000 5-11 Dave Labarrie 2003 6-7 Kendra Gill 2006 7-8 Deborah Horne 2001 4-8-1 Dave Labarrie 2004 3-13 Tirrell Bennett 2007 5-10 Deborah Horne 2002 14 -6 Erica Millette 2005 5-9 Carlas Smith 2008 4-10 Deborah Horne 2003 5-10 Ben Johnson 2006 1-9 Jonathan Woods 2009 6-11 Tracy Marshall -Rojo 2004 3-9 Mike Williams 2007 5-8 Jonathan Woods 2010 6-6 Tracy Marshall -Rojo 2005 7-5 Mike Williams 2008 4-9 Jonathan Woods 2011 11 -7 Donnie Hayes 2006 2-10 Devlyn Thomas 2009 0-9 Jonathan Woods 2012 6-10 Donnie Hayes 2007 1-15 Devlyn Thomas 2010 2-9 Jim Hilleary 2013 1-12 James Hartry 2008 1-11 Devlyn Thomas 2011 2-11 Monique Ewing 2014 2-14 Matt Masce 2009 3-10 Stanley Clark 2012 8-10 Christopher Cheffen 2015 5-13 Matt Masce 2010 6-8 Stanley Clark 2013 5-13 Christopher Cheffen 2016 11 -6 Matt Masce 2011 4-7 Stanley Clark 2014 14 -8 Christopher Cheffen 2017 6-11 Kerri Murphy 2012 1-8 Michael Williams 2015 11 -9 Christopher Cheffen 2018 1-11 Christopher Herans 2013 2-8 Michael Williams 2016 8-9 Wardrickes Britton

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ARABIA MOUNTAIN: 2017 -Kayla Phillips, South Caroli- LITHONIA: 1991 -Shaye Chaney, Lander College; 1994 - na State. Joy Sparks, Davidson; 1995 -Dana Myers, Valdosta State; 2001 -Wardrickes Britton, Clark College; 2003 -Cydney AVONDALE: 2005 -Artreca Wainwright, Andrew College; Chester, South Carolina; 2004 -Sojourner Moody, Georgia; Shundernic Holmes, Fort Valley State; 2006 -Constance Riv- Ashante Raymond, Fort Valley State; 2008 -Adrienne Jack- ers, Edward Waters College; Detrich Reid, Edward Waters son, Alabama A&M; Corissa Deadwyler, Alabama A&M; College; 2007 -Charvez Holmes, Benedict College. 2009 -Sharia Davis, Morris College.

BRIARCLIFF: NO COLLEGE SIGNEES. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: 2005 -Tiffany Johnson, Florida A&M; Diamyn Woods, Edward Waters College; CEDAR GROVE: 2001 -Keyoka Bostick, Morris Brown; 2007 -Patrice Bailey, Grambling; Shakia Pledger, Grambling; 2008 -Ashunti Whitfield, North Carolina Central; Blaine Janae Humphries, Grambling; Fredrica Martin, Grambling; Ford, Savannah State. Shaneqah Goodson, Southern; 2008 -Ashley Jennings, Ala- bama A&M; Nikita Burroughs, Alabama A&M; Jennifer CHAMBLEE: 1986 -Tonya Pike, Georgia State; 1989 - Culberson, Tennessee State; Ayesha Famble, North Carolina Candace Smith, DeKalb College; 2002 -Amie McDougal, Central; 2009 -Shaneqah Goodson, Shaw; Nikita Burroughs, Oklahoma Panhandle; 2003 -Teanna Rembert, Mississippi Shaw; Shakia Pledger, Shaw; 2014 -Zharia Terrell, North Valley State; 2004 -Whitney Buckmon, Florida State; Rachel Carolina A&T. Austin, Rhodes; 2008 -Jasmine Brown, Savannah State; LaNise Essick -Claflin University. MCNAIR: 2008 -Brittany Webb, Alabama State.

CLARKSTON: NO COLLEGE SIGNEES. MILLER GROVE: 2007 -Angelique Shabazz, Benedict College; 2008 -Kashia Hemphill, Shaw University; 2014 - COLUMBIA: 2001 -Melody Coleman, Fort Valley State; Shelby Eccles, Southeast Missouri State; 2015 -- Lakaylin Jade Roebuck, Morris Brown; 2002 -Courtney Knight, Uni- Lee, Claflin; Dinae Scott, Albany State. versity of Georgia; 2006 -Simone Smith, Edward Waters; Brittney Ramsey, Alcorn State; Shauna Little, Edward Wa- PEACHTREE: NO COLLEGE SIGNEES. ters College; 2008 -Caitlin Bradfield, Alabama A&M; Lind- sey Grandy, North Carolina A&T; J’Cora Davis, Hampton; REDAN: 1987 -Lisa Kemme, Winthrop; 1990 -Marisa Brittany Demons, Savannah State. Hamby, Georgia College; 1992 -Stephanie Webb, Georgia

Tech; 1995 -Mandy Smart, Purdue; 1999 -Nikki Vinson, Mid- - CROSS KEYS: 1999 Tara Johnson, Georgia Perimeter Col- dle Georgia; 2002 -Nayrobi Nicholas, Howard; Jamye Rob- lege. erts, Southern; 2004 -Victoria Sanders, Georgia; 2005 -

Raymee Burrell, Fort Valley State; Carla Cousin, Fort Val- - - DRUID HILLS: 1994 Joy Wright, Piedmont; 2014 Demaya ley State; Brittany Zachery, Gordon Junior College; 2006 - Davis, Winston -Salem State. Akela Knowles, Alcorn State; Aruba Nicholas, Southern University; LaKeisha Lee, Augusta State; 2007 -Robyn - - DUNWOODY: 1989 Stacy Stewart, DeKalb College; 1996 Cathy, Southern University A&M; Gordon Junior College; Megan Galhouse, Georgia State; Sabrina Touchberry, Uni- 2008 -Crystal Williams, Savannah State; Amber Bailey - - versity of Georgia; 1997 Adrienne Fortmann, Tennesse Albany State; 2009 -LaShana Brown, Bishop State Universi- - - Tech; 1998 Jessica Tucker, Georgia Southwestern; 2006 ty. Channing Statham, North Carolina A&T; 2007 -Emily Gleason, Peace College; Brandi Payne, Grambling; Marissa SEQUOYAH: NO COLLEGE SIGNEES. Handley, Grambling; Briana Payne, Barry University; 2008 - - Chantelle Statham, Alabama A&M; 2009 Ashley Allen, SHAMROCK: 1988 -Kim Hall, Georgia State; 1990 -Dawne

Lincoln Memorial. Basha, DeKalb College; 1992 -Tracy Green, Central Wesley-

an. GORDON: 1986 -Laura Edney, Piedmont College.

SOUTHWEST DEKALB: 1999 -Tekeisha Bowman, John-

HENDERSON: NO COLLEGE SIGNEES. son C. Smith; 2000 -Carol Richardson, Emmanuel; Jada Jef-

fries, Hampton University; 2006 -Ashly Williams, Edward - LAKESIDE: 1996 Linda Diaz, Georgia Southern; Kelli Waters College; Raeshawn Hall, Edward Waters College; - - Rowles, Rollins; 1999 Emily Harris, Stetson; 2002 Casey 2008 -Raven Johnson, Florida A&M; Brandi Brant, Southern - - Finney, Howard; 2005 Ashley Smith, Florida A&M; 2007 University A&M; Alexis Robinson, Southern University - Lauren Levin, Winthrop; 2010 Allison Boden, Pomona; A&M; Brittany Daniels, Xavier; 2009 -Cynnamon Bell, - - - Stephanie Boden Pomona; Lauren Boden Pomona; 2012 Hampton; Shannon Baity, South Carolina State; Jasmine

Susanne Boden, Pomona. Riley, Alabama A&M; 2012 -Trenece Nash, Maryland East- - ern Shore; 2014 StarKeira Daniel, Benedictine College;

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2015 -Taylor Roberts, Benedict College; 2019 -Ajah Gaston, 1997 -Abigail Dougherty, Berry. Benedict College. TOWERS: 1995 -Stephanie Ventura, Gordon JC; 1996 - STEPHENSON: 2003 -Semplecia Scott, Howard; Nicole - - Gabby Zigenbein, Gordon JC; 1997 Ksha Lougheed, Gor- Imbert, Mississippi Valley State; 2005 Alyce Butts, Bishop don; 1998 -Carolyn Walters, Florida A&M; 1999 -Keaudrea Community College; Breanna Shaw, Bethune -Cookman - - Foreman, Andrew College; 2008 Latisha Seaborn, USC at College, University of Maryland; 2006 Ashley Thomas, Sumter; 2014 -Nicole Valcarcel, Savannah State. UAB; 2007 -Kimberly Palmer, Southern Mississippi; 2008 - Monica Powell, Albany State; Courtney - - - TUCKER: 1988 Shannon Mitchem, Florida State; 1992 Taylor, Bishop State Community College; 2012 Tatyana Tara Gilmore, Winthrop; 1994 -Kathy Morgan, Kennessaw Givens -Jackson State; Anria Peterson -Albany State; 2013 - - - - State; 1995 Krissy Streid, Kennessaw State; 1996 Teresa Ashandria Henry, Paine College; 2014 Jordyn Saxton, Bene- Eubanks, Kennesaw State; 1998 -Nicole Ashmore, LaGrange dict College; 2015 -Damyera Herbert, Albany State; 2016 - - - - College; 2002 Jennifer Hewett, Piedmont College; 2003 Shayla Smith, Georgia Highlands; 2019 DeNaudia Smartt, Christy Wahl, Indiana; Andrea Williams, Indiana; Sharian Jackson State; Brianna Smith, Clark Atlanta. Garner, Chattahoochee.

- STONE MOUNTAIN: 1995 Katie Chelena, Young Harris; WALKER: NO COLLEGE SIGNEES.

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ARABIA MOUNTAIN : 2012 -- Pope L 16 -0 (AAAAA); (AAAA); Lassiter W 6 -0(AAAA); 2009 -- Eastside L 8 -0 Pope L 15 -0 (AAAAA); 2014 -- Whitewater L 17 -1 (AAA); Eastside L 3 -0 (AAA); 2010 -- Heritage L 9 -1 (AAAA); Whitewater L 8 -0 (AAAA); 2015 -- Gilmer L 13 -0 (AAAA); Heritage L 14 -0 (AAAA); 2011 -- Pope L 7 -0 (AAAA); Gilmer L 9 -1 (AAAA); 2016 – Kell W 6 -0 (AAAA); Pope L 15 -4 (AAAA); 2012 -- Forsyth Central L 3 (AAAAA); Kell W 9 -8 (AAAA); Starr’s Mill L 11 -7 -1 (AAAAA); Forsyth Central L 4 -0 (AAAAA); 2013 -- (AAAA); Starr’s Mill L 10 -7 (AAAA); 2017 -- Riverwood Loganville L 11 -0 (AAAAA): Loganville L 16 -6 (AAAAA); W 13 -0 (AAAAA); Riverwood W 13 -1 (AAAAA); Logan- 2014 -- Allatoona L 12 -3 (AAAAA); Allatoona L 15 -4 ville L 6 -5 (AAAAA); Loganville L 4 -0 (AAAAA); 2018 -- (AAAAA); 2015 -- River Ridge L 7 -1 (AAAAA); River Walnut Grove L 12 -0 (AAAAA); Walnut Grove L 14 -2 Ridge W 2 -0 (AAAAA); River Ridge L 7 -0 (AAAAA); (AAAAA); Overall state tournament record (4 -12) . 2017 -- Apalachee W 7 -2 (AAAAAA); Apalachee W 6 -1 (AAAAAA); Allatoona L 5 -1 (AAAAAA); Allatoona L 7 -1 AVONDALE: No state tournament teams. (AAAAAA); 2018 -- Harrison L 11 -0 (AAAAAA); Harrison L 3 -0 (AAAAAA); ( Overall state tournament record (18 -22) . BRIARCLIFF : No state tournament teams. GORDON: No state tournament teams. CEDAR GROVE: 2014 -- Westside Augusta L 14 -4 (AAA); Westside Augusta L 9 -1 (AAA); 2015 -- Pierce HENDERSON: No state tournament teams. County L 17 -0 (AAA); Pierce County L 14 -0 (AAA); 2016 - - North Hall L 8 -2 (AAA); North Hall L 14 -1 (AAAA); LAKESIDE: 2011 -- Chapel Hill L 5 -0 (AAAA); Chapel 2017 -- Calhoun L 19 -0 (AAA); Calhoun L 16 -0 (AAA); Hill L 10 -2 (AAAA); 2012 -- Creekview L 4 -3 (AAAAA); 2018 -- Jefferson L 15 -0 (AAA); Jefferson L 12 -0 (AAA); Creekview L 8 -1 (AAAAA); 2014 -- Colquitt County L 14 -0 Overall state tournament record (0 -10) . (AAAAAA); Colquitt County L 12 -0 (AAAAA); 2015 -- East Coweta L 15 -1 (AAAAAA); East Coweta L 8 -0 CHAMBLEE: 1996 -- Columbus L 5 -4 (AAA); Douglas (AAAAAA); 2016 -- Lambert L 13 -0 (AAAAA); Lambert L County L 6 -0 (AAA); 2010 -- Habersham Central L 7 -0 14 -0 (AAAAAAA); 2018 -- Mill Creek L 17 -0 (AAAA); Habersham Central L 15 -0 (AAAA); 2011 -- (AAAAAAA); Mill Creek L 18 -0 (AAAAAAA); Overall Paulding County L 11 -0 (AAAA); Paulding County L 10 -2 state tournament record (0 -12) . (AAAA); 2012 -- Heritage -Catoosa L 15 -0 (AAAA); Herit- age -Catoosa L 9 -1 (AAAA); 2013 -- Walnut Grove L 12 -0 LITHONIA: No state tournament teams . (AAAA); Walnut Grove L 24 -0 (AAAA); 2014 -- Carrollton L 8 -0 (AAAA); Carrollton L 18 -0 (AAAA); 2015 – Heritage MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: 2004 -- Shaw W (AAA); -Catoosa L 12 -0 (AAAA); Heritage -Catoosa L 21 -1 LaGrange L (AAA); Harris County L (AAA); 2018 -- (AAAA); 2016 -- Villa Rica L 10 -2 (AAAAA); Villa Rica L Northside Warner Robins L 17 -2 (AAAAAA); Northside 17 -4 (AAAAA); 2017 -- Lithia Springs W 4 -1 (AAAAA); Warner Robins L 13 -0 (AAAAAA); Overall state tourna- Lithia Springs W 12 -7 (AAAAA); Carrollton L 13 -2 ment record (1 -4) . (AAAAA); Carrollton L 10 -2 (AAAAA); 2018 -- Clarke Central W 10 -0 (AAAAA); Clarke Central W 17 -4 MCNAIR: No state tournament teams. (AAAAA); Villa Rica L 8 -6 (AAAAA); Villa Rica L 8 -3 (AAAAA); Overall state tournament record: (4 -20) . MILLER GROVE: 2012 -- Kell L 20 -3 (AAAAA); Kell L 14 -3 (AAAAA); 2013 -- Winder -Barrow L 3 -2 (AAAAA); CLARKSTON: No state tournament teams. Winder -Barrow W 6 -5 (AAAAA); Winder -Barrow L 12 -10 (AAAAA); 2014 -- South Paulding L 6 -2 (AAAAA); South COLUMBIA: No state tournament teams. Paulding W 6 -3 (AAAAA); South Paulding L 9 -0 (AAAAA); 2016 -- Woodland Cartersville L 15 -3 CROSS KEYS: No state tournament teams. (AAAAA); Woodland Cartersville L 11 -3 (AAAAA); 2017 - - North Springs W 7 -6 (AAAAA); North Springs W 6 -0 DRUID HILLS: 2015 -- Dalton L 13 -0 (AAAAA); Dalton (AAAAA); Buford L 13 -0 (AAAAA); Buford L 19 -1 L 11 -1 (AAAAA); 2017 -- Thomson L 14 -2 (AAAA); (AAAAA); 2018 -- Loganville L 10 -0 (AAAAA); Logan- Thomson L 9 -0 (AAAA); Overall state tournament record (0 ville L 14 -1 (AAAAA); Overall state tournament record (4 - -4) . 12) .

DUNWOODY: 1993 -- Lithonia W; Redan W; Berkmar W; PEACHTREE: No state tournament teams. Meadowcreek W; Meadowcreek L; Meadowcreek L; 1994 -- Lassiter W; Tucker W; Brookwood W; Brookwood W 7 -3; REDAN: 1994 -- Brookwood L; Meadowcreek L; 2012 -- 1995 -- Berkmar W 9 -2 (AAAA); Brookwood W 7 -3 Dalton L 16 -0 (AAAA); Dalton L 13 -0 (AAAA); 2013 -- (AAAA); Parkview W 9 -1 (AAAA); Douglas County L 3 -0 Eastside L 12 -3 (AAAA); Eastside L 11 -2 (AAAA); Overall (AAAA); Douglas County L 8 -2 (AAAA); 1996 -- Lassiter state tournament record (0 -6) . W 2 -0 (AAAA); Shaw W 1 -0 (AAAA); Berkmar W 3 -2 SEQUOYAH: No state tournament teams.

SHAMROCK: No state tournament teams.

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SEQUOYAH: No state tournament teams. 2016 -- Effingham County L 15 -0 AAAAAA); Effingham County L 12 -0 (AAAAAA); 2017 -- Heritage -Conyers L 14 - SHAMROCK: No state tournament teams. 0 (AAAAAA); Heritage -Conyers L 9 -2 (AAAAAA); 2018 - - Lee County L 17 -0 (AAAAAA); Lee County L 19 -2 SOUTHWEST DEKALB: 2009 -- Sequoyah L 9 -0 (AAAAAA); Overall state tournament record (0 -12) . (AAAA); Sequoyah L 11 -1 (AAAA); 2010 -- Madison Coun- ty L 15 -0 (AAAA); Madison County L 11 -2 (AAAA); 2013 STONE MOUNTAIN: No state tournament teams. -- Apalachee L 9 -0 (AAAAA); Apalachee L 10 -0 (AAAAA); 2014 -- Alexander L 11 -0 (AAAAA); Alexander TOWERS: No state tournament teams. L 12 -0 (AAAAA); 2015 -- Cambridge L 13 -0 (AAAAA); Cambridge L 15 -0 (AAAAA); 2016 Carrollton L 15 -0 TUCKER: 1994 -- Oconee County W; Dunwoody L; Mead- (AAAAA); Carrollton L 1 -0 F (AAAAA); 2017 -- Decatur owcreek W; Douglas County W; Brookwood L; 2001 -- Her- L 6 -5 (AAAAA); Decatur L 6 -4 (AAAAA); 2018 -- Buford itage L (AAAA); Greenbrier W (AAAA); Ringgold L L 19 -0 (AAAAA); Buford -- L 15 -3 (AAAAA); Overall (AAAA); Overall state tournament record (4 -4) . state tournament record (0 -16) . WALKER: No state tournament teams. STEPHENSON: 2013 -- Heritage L 8 -0 (AAAAA); Herit- age L 10 -1 (AAAAA); 2014 -- Chapel Hill L 11 -0 NOTE: BOLD IN TEXT IS STATE CHAMPION- (AAAAA); Chapel Hill L 14 -0 (AAAAA); 2015 -- SHIP GAME OR GAMES Creekview L 16 -2 (AAAAA); Creekview L 3 -0 (AAAAA);

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DUNWOODY ...... 18 -22 TUCKER ...... 4-4 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ...... 4-12 MILLER GROVE ...... 4-12 CHAMBLEE ...... 4-20 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR...... 1-4 SOUTHWEST DEKALB ...... 0-16 LAKESIDE ...... 0-12 STEPHENSON ...... 0-12 CEDAR GROVE...... 0-10 REDAN ...... 0 -6 DRUID HILLS ...... 0-4 AVONDALE ...... 0-0 BRIARCLIFF ...... 0-0 CLARKSTON ...... 0-0 COLUMBIA ...... 0-0 CROSS KEYS ...... 0-0 GORDON ...... 0-0 HENDERSON ...... 0-0 LITHONIA ...... 0-0 MCNAIR ...... 0-0 PEACHTREE ...... 0-0 SEQUOYAH ...... 0-0 SHAMROCK ...... 0-0 STONE MOUNTAIN ...... 0-0 TOWERS ...... 0-0 WALKER ...... 0-0

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Dunwoody pitcher Samantha Moss struck out 16 batters in nine innings to lead the Blue Senior All - Stars to a 10 -4 win over the Red Senior All -Stars in the 14th annual DCSD Senior All -Star Softball Classic at Chamblee. Moss came up just one strikeout short of the All -Star record of 17 set by Imani Gayle of Southwest DeKalb in her 2010 pitching victory. It ties Moss with Southwest DeKalb’s Jada Jefferies who had 16 strikeouts in the inaugural All -Star Softball Classic in 2005. The Blue All -Stars took the lead in the top of the first inning as Stephenson’s Denaudia Smartt , Dun- woody’s Walker Wicklund and Chamblee’s Rachel Lovejoy had three consecutive hits with one out. Wicklund and Lovejoy picked up the RBIs for the 2 -0 lead and the Blue never trailed in the game. Decatur’s Lauren Smith would finish the inning by striking out the side to keep the Blue within striking dis- tance. A wild pitch in the bottom of the inning allowed Smith to score and pull the Red within 2 -1 after one complete inning. Moss reached on an error with one out in the second inning, as her infield grounder scored Jasmine Walker of Stephenson to make it 3 -1. Kamoni Hardaway of Stone Mountain drove in a run on a fly ball to right, which was dropped to score Lovejoy. Chamblee’s Anna Burke came around to score on the error to make it 5 -1 after three complete. The Red had just one of its 10 batters from the second through fourth innings reach base (error) against Moss who struck out six over that span. A two -run single by Moss and an infield grounder by Lithonia’s Daven Nesbit t pushed three runs across for the Blue in the top of the fifth to extend the lead to 8 -1. Martin Luther King’s Khaiyla Carter stroked a RBI single to right in the bottom of the fifth to score Decatur’s Haley Russell who doubled ahead of Carter. Moss worked out trouble with a pair of strikeouts in the inning. A pair of errors and stolen base allowed Lovejoy to make it around the bases in the sixth without the aid of hit to make it 9 -2. Decatur’s Sydney Pettus hit a rope into right -center field for a triple to score Miller Grove’s Arieyana Zachery in the bottom of the sixth. Pettus then scored on a wild pitch to make it a 9 -4 game. Southwest DeKalb’s Ajah Gaston reached on an error in the seventh and then scored on an error for the final run of the game to make it 10 -4. Moss allowed just three base runners over the final three innings while striking out four to wrap up the victory on the pitching mound. Most Valuable Player awards went to Moss (16 strikeouts, 2 walks, 3 RBI) for the Blue and Decatur’s Smith (3 -5 at the plate, 8 strikeouts, no walks on the mound) for the Red. Smith was the leading hitter for the Red at 3 -5. Walker Wicklund (3 -5, 2 doubles, 2 RBI) and Rachel Lovejoy (3 -5, 1 RBI) led the way for the Blue. Moss added three RBI on one hit as well. The Red/Blue series started in 2013 after eight seasons of a North/South (4 -4) matchup with the Blue’s win cutting to 4 -2 in favor of the Red which had won the last two matchups.

REGULAR SEASON AND TOURNAMENT INFORMATION

GENERAL INFORMATION:

A. Fast Pitch Softball is a state championship event organized on a Region basis in seven classifications. In Class A, there will be separate championships for public and private schools. Beginning and ending dates for practice and competition can be found at the front of this publication.

B. All softball games will be played by the rules as published by the National Federation of State High School Associations.

C. The maximum number of softball games allowed (not including region or state playoffs) shall be: twenty -six (26) games either head -to -head competition or in invitational tournament games. 1. Region tournaments shall be structured so that no school will play more than eight (8) games in that tournament. 2. Schools may not enter any softball tournament other than the region tournament or state elimination series unless such tournament has been approved by the GHSA Executive Director. 3. Sub -varsity teams are allowed to play 70 percent of their respective varsity team’s regular season games. Sub -varsity teams shall not schedule a tournament after they have reached their 70 percent game restriction. 4. Contracts are required for all GHSA member school fastpitch softball games, including invitational tournaments.

D. All varsity softball games shall be played with officially -dressed officials who are registered under the GHSA plan for the regis- tration of officials. The assignment of officials for regular -season games, invitational tournaments, and sub -region and region tourna- ments will be made by the GHSA office. 1. The GHSA will assign one or more associations to each school for their games. 2. The school and the local association(s) will sign a contract for the games that are assigned.

E. The following rule “State Adoptions” have been approved for GHSA play in softball: 1. The game will end when: (a) a team has completed three turns at bat and is fifteen (15) runs behind. (b) a team has completed four turns at bat and is twelve (12) runs behind. (c) a team has completed five or more turns at bat and is eight (8) runs behind. 2. The courtesy runner rule has been adopted. NOTE: Participation as a courtesy runner does not constitute entry into the game, and does not count as a game played. 3. The use of a double first base is recommended. 4. The suspended game rule will be used. (a) When a game is stopped before it becomes a legal game, it is considered to be “no contest” and any replay will begin from the first inning. (b) When a game is stopped after it becomes a legal game and a winner can be determined, the game is completed. (c) When a game is stopped after it becomes a legal game and a winner can not be determined, any replay will begin from the point of interruption. 5. Termination of the game due to weather, unplayable conditions, or mechanical malfunctions: (a) The umpires may halt play for up to two (2) hours when conditions do not allow play to continue. 1. The two -hour interruption(s) is cumulative 2. The game must be terminated when the two -hour time period has elapsed. If the first game of a doubleheader is terminated, the second game will be postponed. 3. The two -hour period does not include time needed to prepare the field for the resumption of play. (b) Umpires must wait for at least 30 minutes before terminating a game for unplayable field conditions. 6. In any softball game, if a team does not show up within 30 minutes of the scheduled game time, a forfeit shall be declared unless the delay is unavoidable and the visiting team notifies the home team. In emergency situations, the game may be started late, or may be rescheduled. 7. The tie -breaker procedure for extra -inning games will be used. Procedure: At the beginning of the tenth inning (and all subsequent half -innings), the player who was the last batter in the previous inning is placed on second base and regular rules apply thereafter. The game continues until a winner is determined. Exception: In Invitational Tournament games with a “time limit” in place, the tie -breaker would start in the subsequent inning. 8. Only game -essential personnel are permitted within the confines of the team’s dugout and shall be held to the same level of accountability as the coaching staff and players. 9. Sub -varsity games may have a time limit instead of playing seven innings as long as the guidelines are agreed upon before the start of the game.

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10. Varsity games played in invitational tournaments may have time limits as follows: (a) No game may be less than five innings regardless of the time limit (4.5 innings if home team is ahead.) (b) No time limit may be less than 90 minutes. (c) If the game is tied when the time limit expires, the International Tie -breaker must be implemented until a winner is determined. 11. Same -day multiple games, using the same umpires, shall receive the doubleheader game fee listed in the Appendix “F” Game Fee Chart. 12. Host schools are required to post the current USA SOFTBALL list of “Non -Approved” bats in both dugouts during GHSA sanctioned games .

F. Teams may have spring try -outs that are limited to a maximum of five consecutive school days between May 1 and the last day students are in school. Students must be academically eligible and enrolled at the school they are trying out for, or be an 8th grader at a feeder school for that school. Students currently in the 7th grade (rising 8th graders) may not participate in spring tryouts.

FAST PITCH REGION TOURNAMENTS:

A. The dates, times and sites for Region tournaments will be determined by each Region and must be submitted to the GHSA office no later than 9:00 a.m., on Monday, September 9, 2019.

B. Each region will determine its teams advancing to the First Round no later than October 5, 2019, with the top four teams advancing to the First Round in classes 2A through 7A. Teams advancing to the First Round must be submitted to the GHSA office no later than 9:00 a.m., on Monday, October 7, 2019. In Class A, teams will advance to the playoffs based on a power rating system.

C. Region post -season games (play -in games, sub -region games, region tournament games) must have a minimum of two (2) games played on each field, each day, with the exception of a championship game.

FAST PITCH STATE TOURNAMENT:

A. For the First and Second Rounds, teams will play a best -of -three series at the site of the higher seed. 1. There will be a doubleheader on the first day and an “if” game on the second day. a) First Round schedule will be Classes 2A, 4A, 5A & 6A on Oct. 8 -9, Classes A, 3A & 7A on Oct. 9 -10. b) Second Round schedule will be Classes 2A, 4A, 5A & 6A on Oct. 15 -16, Classes A, 3A & 7A on Oct. 16 -17. 2. The host team will be the “home” team for the first game of the series and the visiting team will be “home” team for the second game. A coin flip will be used to determine the “home” team for the third game, if necessary. 3. Teams that win the Second Round series will advance to the Elite Eight of the State Tournament.

B. The Elite Eight of the State Tournament will be a double -elimination tournament held in Columbus, Georgia on October 24 -26, 2019.

C. Finances for all state playoffs are handled as follows: 1. Admission must be charged at all playoff games. For First and Second Rounds, the admission price for a doubleheader will be $7.00, and $5.00 for a single game. For the Elite Eight of the State Tournament, the admission price will be $15.00 per day. 2. The GHSA will receive 12% of the gross gate receipts at all state playoff games. 3. In the First and Second Rounds, the umpires will be paid out of gross receipts ( Note: If the gross receipts are not sufficient to pay the umpires, the host school will pay that cost.) The remaining balance is to be divided 50 -50 between the two teams. The visiting team shall be paid $.80 per mile (one way) for travel. 4. Each team is allowed free admission for a maximum of 20 players and team essential personnel. Schools desiring more than this number must pay the admission price. Coaches will be admitted with their GHSA coaching passes. 5. Teams are responsible for their own travel and housing expenses, but housing will be arranged by the Columbus Sports Council for the State Tournament in Columbus.

D. All umpires will be assigned by the GHSA.

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