The Southaven girls basketball program has never signed an athlete
to a Division I scholarship. That will change on Nov. 15 when the
senior frontcourt of JoAnna Smith, Aliyahh Miller and Jasmine Joyner
sign letter of intent with various programs across the country on the
first signing period of the year.
The senior trio along with
talented junior guards Olivia Cunningham and Queen Hayes give the Lady
Chargers five Division I prospects as they begin the season favorites to
win the 6A state title a year after a 29-3 season that ended in the
state semi-final in Jackson.
“I’ve been really fortunate,”
Southaven head coach Dave Baldwin said. “I’ve got great bus drivers
because they’ve brought me talent. It’s easy to coach good athletes.”
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October 6, 2018 - High School Session
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