16-A
First team: Corlisha Howard (Oakhaven); Derinisha Taylor (Mitchell);
Moriah Muhammad (Soulsville); Octavia Moore (Carver); Shemitra Murray
(Memphis Business Academy)
Second team: Amber Mitchell (Northside); Asia Mosby (BTW); Carnessia
Griggs (BTW); Dominique Chatman (Mitchell); LaDawna Jones (Oakhaven);
Richara Cooper (Hillcrest)
Honorable mention: Allegra Howard (Middle College); Brandy Davis (BTW);
Demiya Grandberry (Mitchell); Destinee Walls (Middle College); Laneisha
Edwards (GRAD Academy); Simphony Gillard (Memphis Business Academy);
Sky-Lynne Bright (BTW); Surina Finnie (Power Center Academy)
Player of the year: Corlisha Howard (Oakhaven)
Coach of the year: Derek Hunter (Mitchell)
14-AAA
First team: Charity Savage (Bartlett); Tori Sewell (Arlington);
Heaven Thompson (Bolton); Candiz Echols (Kingsbury); Mirrakohl Johnson
(Arlington); Michaela Campbell (Cordova)
Second team: Raegyn Branch (Arlington); Taylor Lattimore (Cordova); Glenda Garner (Millington); Jessica Jackson (Bartlett)
Memphis, TN and the surrounding area has some of the most talented girls basketball players in the nation and everyone is taking notice. Continue to visit and I will tell you why Memphis is a Mecca for Top Girls and Womens College Basketball Unsigned Players, Recruits, and Prospects. MemphisGirlsBasketball.com is a resource for prep news, recruiters, recruiting, and area scouting report .
October 6, 2018 - High School Session
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