2014 SCIAA Fever County Championships Recaps

from Commercial Appeal

Oakhaven girls win Class A county championship

Oakhaven showed that it was more than just the Derica Wiggins show Sunday at FedExForum.
Mar'Shea Lewis scored 14 of her 20 points in the third quarter and B.J. Wells had a near triple-double to lead the Hawks to a 62-27 victory over Booker T. Washington in the SCIAA Class A girls county championship game.

Lewis connected on four 3-pointers in the third period to help the Hawks (17-1) extend their 12-point halftime lead. Wells meanwhile finished with 10 points, 18 rebounds and nine blocks.
Wiggins, the city's top scorer at 33.6 per game, finished with 23.

Freshman Kyla Harris had eight points to lead BTW, which had just two field goals in the first half.

 Craigmont girls win AA county championship

After finishing 12-17 a year ago, Craigmont can now add a trophy to its case.
The Chiefs won the SCIAA AA girls championship Sunday at FedExForum, holding off Raleigh-Egypt, 59-56.

Craigmont had a 47-35 lead in the third quarter before the Pharoahs began to claw their way back in. After LaKeidra Greer hit 1 of 2 free throws to put the Chiefs ahead 59-56 with 6.5 seconds left, Raleigh-Egypt failed to get off the potential tying shot.

Danielle Conley had 19 points to lead the Chiefs, 12 in the third quarter. Alexis McFarland came off the bench to score 11, including three 3s.

Brenda Fields had 19 points and nine rebounds to lead Raleigh-Egypt.

Ridgeway girls win AAA county title

Ridgeway won the SCIAA AAA girls championship Sunday at FedExForum, coming back from a six-point halftime deficit to defeat Central, 63-54.

Ridgeway, ranked second in The Commercial Appeal's Dandy Dozen, trailed 30-24 at halftime but outscored the Lady Warriors 19-6 in the third quarter to take command.

Ashley Jackson earned game MVP honors for the Roadrunners, finishing with 18 points, seven rebounds and four steals. Brandi Beasley added 14 points, three assists and three steals while Eryn Foster had 14 points and six rebounds.

Darriel Johnson had a game-high 21 for Central, while twin sister Dereka had 16. Tennessee State signee Tia Wooten finished with 11.

The game was a rematch of last year's MIAA city championship game, also won by Ridgeway.

 

High-scoring Derica Wiggins leads Oakhaven

article and image from Commercial Appeal

It doesn’t take a whole lot to get Oakhaven’s Derica Wiggins going on the basketball court. And once she does, she’s pretty hard to stop.

“All it takes is that first steal or the first 3-pointer,” she said. “When I get that first steal or hit that first 3-pointer, then I know I’m going to have a good game.”

Wiggins, a 5-7 senior, has had plenty of good games for the Hawks this season. She’ll be one of the top players Sunday as FedExForum plays host to the SCIAA Fever county basketball championships.
Wiggins and Oakhaven will tip things off at noon as they battle Booker T. Washington in the girls Class A contest.

The Hawks’ hopes for a victory Sunday — as in every other contest this season — will rest on the shoulders of Wiggins. She is the top scoring player in the city — boy or girl — with an average of 33.6 points per game.

She’s been on a tear the last three weeks, with games of 41 and 47 points and a 50-point outburst in a 90-31 victory over Hillcrest on Jan. 31. Wiggins has led the Hawks to a 16-1 record and a No. 12 ranking in The Commercial Appeal’s Dandy Dozen. Their lone loss? By one point against East on Jan. 3.

“She ignites us,” said Hawks coach Frederick Thorns. “She’s the key to our press and just brings so much leadership and experience.”

Wiggins gets her points two main ways. She’s shooting nearly 66 percent from the floor, thanks in large part to her six steals per game, which lead to many easy layups.

And she’s also deadly from long-distance, connecting on nearly four 3-pointers per game, many coming on feeds from Mar’Shea Lewis, who is averaging nearly eight assists.

“Honestly, my team and my coaches (share the credit),” she said. “They help motivate me; whenever I’m down they help pick me up.”

Wiggins also gives plenty of credit to her personal trainer, Cedric Lewis. The two have worked together since middle school and its been a very fruitful relationship.

“She always had the athleticism,” said Lewis. “But she didn’t really know how to play. But she’s evolved and grown so much on the court. Her basketball IQ has done a 180.”

Girls Basketball Scores - February 7, 2014

from Commercial Appeal Box Scores

Bolton (55) — Destiny Arnold 10, Kayla Bolden 11, Samaria Grandberry 8, Jaelyan Jones 3, Kiersten Rodgers 2, Charity Savage 7, Taylor Smith 2, Heaven Thompson 6, Kerrice Watson 6.
Arlington (63) — Reagyn Branch 15, Mirrakohl Johnson 5, Ashley Lee 4, Cheiyanne Norton 6, Torrie Sewell 19, Samantha Souers 6, Raylin Starks 8.
Bolton / 12 / 8 / 11 / 24—55
Arlington / 17 / 11 / 23 / 12—63
Records — Arlington 19-5 (9-0, 14-AAA).
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Cordova (29) — Michaela Campbell 11, Zakyia Head 3, Nijahla Maples 4, Jaszmine Mohammad 3, K’yanna Terry 8.
Bartlett (47) — Stella Gill 6, Jessica Jackson 18, Shelby Organ 4, Tavia Rodgers 14, Elizabeth Williams 5.
Cordova / 5 / 9 / 11 / 4—29
Bartlett / 17 / 12 / 10 / 8—47
Records — Bartlett 8-14 (5-4, 14-AAA).
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Hutchison (28) — Anna Amagliani 3, Rainey Charbonnet 6, Carolyn Kelley 2, Macy McCullough 7, Reba Moody 2, Carter Stovall 8.
Briarcrest (52) — Jasmine Cincore 8, Brynn Holden 11, Morgan Hunt 1, Tatiana Love 2, Kathryn Newman 5, Gabby Salazar 14, Hannah Steele 7, Lindsey Taylor 4.
Hutchison / 8 / 2 / 10 /  8—28
Briarcrest / 13 / 9 / 14 / 16—52
Records — Briarcrest 26-0 (5-0, Div. 2-AA).
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Clarksdale-Miss. (39) — K. Arnold 11, C. Hammonds 7, R. Harper 14, D. Moody 6, J. Jackson 1.
Center Hill (55) — Erin Cross 12, Mackenzie Fennell 2, Kiara Golden 24, Kirmesha Oliver 6, Teirsten Saunders 6, NeNe Whiting 5.
Clarksdale-Miss. / 7 / 7 / 12 / 13—39
Center Hill / 15 / 12 / 11 / 17—55
Records — Center Hill 17-7 (5-1, MHSAA 2-5A).
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East (45) — MaKaila Cheatham 3, Chantierrea Collins 2, Promise Gray 8, Jaylin Perry 4, Madison Smith 3, Javeshia White 25.
Central (63) — Yasmeen Brady 2, Meme Hill 19, Darriel Johnson 6, Dereka Johnson 10, Tia Wooten 26.
East / 10 / 14 / 7 / 14—45
Central / 14 / 16 / 18 / 15—63
Records — Central 13-9 (10-2, 15-AAA).
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Craigmont (69) — Danielle Conley 5, Lakeidra Greer 8, Tijuana Griggs 13, Miara Holliday 5, Alexis McFarland 3, Morgan Morris 18, Daja Scurlock 17.
Douglass (70) — Marquera Carnes 17, Jahmere Dangerfield 1, Ashonti Harper 9, Gazmyne Herndon 27, Jerrica Johnson 3, Benesha Rainey 13.
Craigmont / 15 / 24 / 18 / 12—69
Douglass / 21 / 18 / 15 / 16—70
Records — Douglass 15-7 (6-5, 16-AA).
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St. George’s (60) — Lindsey Cayce 4, Madeline East 13, Grace Hunt 2, Madison Lathum 4, Olivia Roberts 30, Shelby Sims 7.
Fayette Aca. (49) — Abbie Hilliard 6, Amber Johnson 9, Lauren Lessel 5, Rebekah Moffatt 5, Holly Slocum 3, Margy Westbrook 21.
St. George’s / 16 / 17 / 15 / 12—60
Fayette Aca. / 15 / 9 / 13 / 12—49
Records — Fayette Aca. 17-10 (7-3, Div. 2-A).
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Houston (64) — Cheridan Burroughs 2, Mary Collins 2, Aysha Harris 11, Marissa Knox 10, Sydney Malone 10, Madeson McCaster 4, Alise Parker 10, Jaida Roper 13, Shannon Sharp 2.
Germantown (47) — Brianna Burks 2, Takira Clay 6, Brianna Cowans 18, Brittney Parmenter 15, Scarlett Sadler 6.
Houston / 7 / 25 / 16 / 16—64
Germantown / 14 / 12 / 12 /  9—47
Records — Houston (8-3, 15-AAA), Germantown 12-12 (8-3).
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Overton (29) — Lyric Douglass 2, Rodrea Echols 6, Kyler Green 4, Jalisa Jones 2, Fontennelle Walker 4, Kayla Williams 2, Anterrika Willis 9.
Hamilton (49) — Brandy Davis 7, Briauna Mitchell 18, Undrea Porter 4, Tesia Thompson 17, Tieasha Williams 3.
Overton / 4 / 12 / 4 /  9—29
Hamilton / 12 / 2 / 14 / 21—49
Records — Overton 18-4 (9-3, 16-AAA), Hamilton 16-8 (6-6).
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Southwind (47) — Kesala Allen 4, Kiante Butts 4, Destiny Henderson 8, Rochelle Lee 1, Destinee Manning 8, Davielle Moore 5, Ebony Shaw 5, Jasmine Suggs 12.
Kirby (28) — Cortney Banks 9, T. Banks 5, Shakira Neal 5, Tierney Pettis 3, Juanita Walton 6.
Southwind / 12 / 12 / 14 / 9—47
Kirby / 6 / 5 / 10 / 7—28
Records — Southwind 15-11 (4-8, 15-AAA), Kirby 9-14 (0-11).
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MBA (20) — D’Arreikya Fields 7, Symphany Gillard 2, Shemira Murray 8, D. Pickett 3.
Middle College (45) — Kelsey Barton 13, Lashondra Bush 22, Belika Minnis 2, C. Spivey 2, Destiny Walls 6.
MBA / 4 / 4 / 4 /  8—20
Middle College / 8 / 11 / 14 / 12—45
Records — Middle College 6-15 (6-4, 16-A).
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Horn Lake (54) — Brayanta Conley 12, Olivia Cunningham 9, Treasure Evans 4, A’Queen Hayes 12, Tae’lour Richardson 2, Alondrea Rush 6, Alexyse Thomas 2, Erika Toney 7.
Olive Branch (49) — Dominique Baker 1, Teal Battle 5, Savannah Geeslin 12, Myah Leflore 10, Myah Taylor 6, Mahoguny Vaught 15.
Horn Lake / 18 / 17 / 13 /  6—54
Olive Branch / 6 / 13 / 18 / 12—49
Records — Horn Lake 20-1, Olive Branch 21-4.
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Rossville Christian (40) — Kendall Leath 2, Caroline Loftin 21, Mary Catherine Mathis 5, Taylor Robertson 12.
Sacred Heart of Jesus (32) — Anna Easley 13, Hannah Fitzgerald 3, Alana Graham 3, Brianna Hunt 9, Isabella Owens 1, Chelsea Richardson 3.
Rossville / 16 / 6 / 9 /  9—40
Sacred Heart / 3 / 4 / 12 / 13—32
Records — Rossville Christian 11-12 (4-6, Div. 2-A).
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Manassas (56) — Joslynn Basemore 22, Ranisha Brown 9, Tonisha Clayborn 7, Rakeeva Curry 2, Amisha Gales 1, Shyanne Stevenson 11, Jasmine Walker 4.
Sheffield (36) — Breanna Beason 8, Makayla Billups 3, Alaneshia Bullock 1, Jasmine Guy 7, Shamar Smith 4, Patricia Spearman 3, Yatianna Sledge 10.
Manassas / 14 / 18 / 13 / 11—56
Sheffield / 6 / 6 / 5 / 19—36
Records — Manassas 12-10 (7-5, 16-AA), Sheffield 8-15 (5-7).
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Mitchell (55) — MyQuinice Caswell 4, Demiya Grandberry 14, Erica Jackson 9, Nicole Johnson 6, Dominique McAdory 5, Kierra McCollins 2, Derinisha Taylor 15.
Soulsville (30) — Alicia Guy 8, Zaire Hicks 5, Maria Mohammed 7, Tianna Williams 10.
Mitchell / 8 / 10 / 23 / 14—55
Soulsville / 10 / 9 / 5 /  6—30
Records — Mitchell 12-12 (9-3, 16-A), Soulsville 5-10 (5-7).
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St. Benedict (32) — Bailey Coppedge 8, Darreille Nelson 4, Courtney Parker 4, Erin Peel 8, Braxton Powers 4, Theresa Stoddard 4.
St. Agnes (28) — Caroline Cook 5, Olivia Gattuso 2, Wallis Jenkins 5, Amanda Lammey 10, Nicole Mabry 6.
St. Benedict / 8 / 6 / 13 / 5—32
St. Agnes / 6 / 13 / 3 / 6—28
Records — St. Benedict 7-17 (2-3, Div. 2-AA), St. Agnes 19-8 (3-2).
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Hughes-Ark. (26) — Burgess 1, Thomas 8, Richardson 3, Doss 10, Glasper 1, Craft 2, Spears 1.
Trezevant (55) — Ashleigh McGhee 24, Kahdejah Stevens 12, Kourtney Walton 9, Marcee Williams 7, Andrea Willis 3.
Hughes-Ark. / 10 / 5 / 6 /  5—26
Trezevant / 15 / 12 / 10 / 18—55
Records — Hughes-Ark. 10-4, Trezevant 14-8.
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Northside (20) — Diamond Adams 5, Davida Beal 3, S. Jones 2, Lindsey Laird 3, Joy Westbrook 7.
Washington (57) — Dominique Chatman 8, Rakesha Curry 19, Kyla Harris 3, Myneisha Johnson 8, Tierney Keaton 8, Deneshia Lane 4, Lavesha Parish 7.
Northside / 3 / 4 / 10 /  3—20
Washington / 17 / 9 / 7 / 24—57
Records — Washington 17-6 (12-0, 16-A).
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Frayser (27) — Tessiah Clark 6, Shatara Howard 2, Angelia Liggins 1, Quiesha Paige 9, Charlesetta Riley 7, A. Jonay 2.
Westwood (36) — T. Beans 2, Angelina Blue 4, Breanna Boyd 8, Marnique Burton 16, Stephanie Washington 6.
Frayser / 7 / 3 / 7 / 10—27
Westwood / 6 / 6 / 14 / 10—36
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Collierville (40) — Jessica Brown 22, Cullen Crocker 2, Kara Harbin 6, Megan Loden 2, Kyra Pryor 2, Madison Rozier 6.
Wooddale (32) — Jerrica Burrus 2, Andrea McElvaine 14, Shakita Tindall 2, Shay Trent 14.
Collierville / 5 / 8 / 10 /  4 / 5 / 8— / 40
Wooddale / 9 / 6 / 1 / 11 / 5 / 0— / 32
Records — Collierville 11-13 (6-5, 15-AAA).
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Hillcrest (54) — K. Echols 36, M. Mayes 12, M. Overstreet 4, D. Young 2.
MASE (49) — C. Harris 2, L. Jones 2, Detta Mayzck 3, Breyanna Warren 5, Tyanna Warren 37.
Hillcrest / 8 / 12 / 18 / 16—54
MASE / 8 / 18 / 7 / 16—49
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ECS (49) — Kate Jamison 6, Emily Lytle 10, Sarah Lytle 12, Molly Martin 4, Celia Owens 2, Avery Sippel 15.
St. Mary’s (43) — Ellen Cowens 4, Molly Hanna 2, Abby Huber 5, Kelsie Jones 2, Mary Caroline Newman 3, Kaylan Pugh 19, Mary Harper Robinson 8.
ECS / 6 / 12 / 11 / 20—49
St. Mary’s / 4 / 12 / 8 / 19—43
Records — ECS 22-3 (12-2, Div. 2-A), St. Mary’s 11-8 (7-7).

Girls Basketball Scores - February 6, 2014

From Commercial Appeal Box Scores

Fayette Aca. (50) — Anna Barron 1, Rebecca Fletcher 4, Abbie Hilliard 2, Amber Johnson 9, Lauren Lessel 1, Rebekah Moffatt 2, Kayli Skelton 8, Holly Slocum 14, Margy Westbrook 9.
Westminster (36) — Ellie Lyons 14, Lee Stanley 10, M.K. Stanley 8, Virginia Stanley 2, Georgeanne Wells 2.
Fayette Aca. / 12 / 11 / 13 / 14—50
Westminster / 6 / 6 / 15 /  9—36
Records — Fayette Aca. 17-9.
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Hamilton (50) — Brandy Davis 8, Myyela Isaac 2, Shamya London 1, Keiona McDonald 3, Briauna Mitchell 15, Undrea Porter 4, Tesia Thompson 13, Tieasha Williams 4.
Whitehaven (55) — Lake Blache 6, Tiara Coleman 13, Erica Dean 3, Ebony Malone 3, Maia McCoy 14, Tia Polk 2, Ariel Williams 11, Destinique Williams 3.
Hamilton / 5 / 12 / 18 / 15—50
Whitehaven / 8 / 21 / 15 / 11—55
Records — Whitehaven 16-8.

Kiara Golden Class of 2014 Recruiting Update

Received an email from Center Hill's Senior guard, Kiara Golden. She has committed to Ole Miss.

Per Kiara's email,

I have recently made my decision to verbally commit to University of Mississippi Women's Basketball program. I am so excited to play for Coach Matt Insell, his staff and with my future teammates. I have made this decision after officially visiting Ole Miss. I also considered Lamar University, University Central Arkansas , University Arkansas Little Rock, Vanderbilt University, Southern Mississippi University and University of Arkansas.  But I decided on Ole Miss because of the great academics, excitement around the program, what the coaching staff and players believe we can do during my 4 years.  University of Mississippi, I feel is a great fit for me as a student/athlete.

The new staff at Ole Miss has already turned that program around. They are making some noise in the SEC. 

I am very excited for Kiara. Congrats!

SCIAA ANNOUNCES SCIAA FEVER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS

UPDATED!!

From SCIAA Facebook page

2014 “SCIAA FEVER” HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIPS SUNDAY, FEB 9 at FedEx Forum
Boys & Girls A, AA, AAA Champions Will Be Crowned
Tickets On-Sale Now

Memphis, Tenn. – The 2014 Championship Matchups’ are still too close to call and the upcoming championship games will not disappoint. Some of the best high school basketball should not be missed as teams battle it out at FedEx Forum for bragging rights in the 1st “SCIAA Fever” Basketball Championship on Sunday, February 9 at noon.

The championship will consist of six high school games total, three girls’ games and three boys’ games.

• GIRLS SINGLE A – BTW v. Oakhaven
• GIRLS DOUBLE AA-Raleigh Egypt (#9) v. Craigmont
• GIRLS TRIPLE AAA-Ridgeway (#6) vs. Central

• BOYS SINGLE A – BTW (#4) v. Mitchell
• BOYS DOUBLE AA – Douglass (#5) v. Sheffield
• BOYS TRIPLE AAA – White Station (#1) v. Arlington (#6)

Tip-off will begin at 12:15 p.m. with a 16A girls games. During the marquee match with White Station High School, the SCIAA will present the Court of Legends, a special presentation honoring NBA athletes from Shelby County including Todd Day, Elliot Perry, Penny Hardaway, and Ashley Shields. The intermission between the 16AAA girls’ game and 16A boys’ game will include a mega-style thirty minute “halftime show” with appearances by Toya and performances from the OMG Girlz and T.R.U.B.

Tickets to see the best of Shelby County start at just $12 at the FedExForum Box Office. You must go directly to the FedExForum to get these ticket prices. Don’t wait! Tickets are valid for all six games. Parking at the Toyota Center is $5.00 for this event.

Tickets are also available at all Ticketmaster locations, ticketmaster.com, or by phone at (800) 745-3000. Additional fees may apply for all tickets purchased through Ticketmaster.

For more information, visit SCIAAFever.com, fedexforum.com or ‘like’ FedExForum on Facebook or follow on Twitter (@FedExForum).

Derica Wiggins, Commercial Appeal Player of the Week

Derica Wiggins, Oakhaven: A winner for the second time in the last three weeks, Wiggins continues to score at a very impressive pace for the Hawks, who will play in Sunday’s SCIAA Class A championship game. She poured in 50 points in last Friday’s 90-31 victory over Hillcrest and added 31 points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals in Tuesday’s 85-38 victory over MASE.

Commercial Appeal Dandy Dozen

Released February 5, 2014

1. Briarcrest (25-0) 1
2. Ridgeway (21-1) 2
3. Horn Lake (19-1) 4
4. MHEA (21-5) 6
5. Olive Branch (21-3) 3
6. ECS (21-3) 7
7. Overton (15-3) 8
8. White Station (16-5) 5
9. Northpoint (24-3) 9
10. FCA (17-6) 11
11. Harding (19-7) 10
12. Oakhaven (13-1) 12

Girls Basketball Scores - February 5, 2014

From Commercial Appeal Box Scores

Lake Cormorant (33) — Z. Arnold 4, J. Jones 3, J. Rogers 13, T. Thomas 4, M. Frost 9.
Center Hill (42) — Erin Cross 6, Reagan Elliott 1, Kiara Golden 24, Kirmesha Oliver 5, Teirsten Saunders 4, NeNe Whiting 2.
Lake Cormorant / 10 / 2 / 10 / 11—33
Center Hill / 6 / 8 / 13 / 15—42
Records — Center Hill 16-7 (5-1, MHSAA Div. 2-5A).
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Lewisburg (34) — Lindy Anderson 3, Madison Baldwin 3, Lauren Brady 2, Destiny Gardner 12, Kiyla Glasper 2, Ashlea Harvey 8, Molly Murphy 2, Kelsey Watkins 2.
Clarksdale-Miss. (49) — Arnold 12, Campbell 2, Hammonds 10, Harper 4, J. Johnson 11, Monix 2, Moody 4, Shivers 4.
Lewisburg / 4 / 8 / 11 / 11—34
Clarksdale / 13 / 10 / 15 / 11—49
Records — Lewisburg 10-13 (1-4, MHSAA Div. 2-5A).
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Trezevant (56) — Ashleigh McGhee 11, Kahdejah Stevens 13, Marcee Williams 19, Andrea Willis 13.
Fairley (45) — Sabrina Alexander 6, Marnesha Hamer 23, Jessica Jamison 3, Barry Rougui 3, Sariah Smith 4, Tyesha Smith 4, Darriel Wilson 2.
Trezevant / 15 / 21 / 11 /  9—56
Fairley / 6 / 10 / 14 / 15—45
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Wooddale (51) — Taneka Daniels 8, Tarsha Ivory 1, Andrea McElvaine 13, Deshona Richard 2, Shay Trent 23, Brianca Williams 4.
Kirby (49) — Marty Banks 2, Shakira Neal 2, Equria Patterson 10, Tierney Pettis 6, T. Taylor 5, Juanita Walton 10, S. Bright 14.
Wooddale / 10 / 10 / 16 / 15—51
Kirby / 17 / 7 / 10 / 15—49
Records — Wooddale 8-12 (2-8, 15-AAA), Kirby 9-13 (0-10).
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Cordova (42) — Michaela Campbell 26, Zakyia Head 7, Nijahla Maples 2, Jerhonise Rollins 2, K’yanna Terry 5.
Millington (37) — Tamia Aldridge 2, Jherika Brown 1, Glenda Garner 8, Kiana Johnson 6, Kendra Richardson 19, Marquisha Sanders 1.
Cordova / 5 / 13 / 8 / 16—42
Millington / 8 / 14 / 5 / 10—37
Records — Millington 2-24 (0-8, 14-AAA).
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Power Center Aca. (18) — Jenice Garrett 4, Allison Sledge 3, Rhaja White 11.
Oakhaven (75) — L. Jones 2, M. Lewis 14, L. Stancle 4, B.J. Wells 16, B. White 4, Derica Wiggins 35.
Power Center / 2 / 7 / 7 /  2—18
Oakhaven / 21 / 14 / 30 / 10—75
Records — Oakhaven 14-1.
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White Station (45) — Courtney Banks 10, Miyah Barnes 6, Alex Christian 1, Damiah Griffin 5, Taylor Hayes 2, Brazia Jones 2, Dejah Montgomery 7, Emanye Robertson 12.
Overton (73) — Rodrea Echols 14, Kyler Green 8, Dondricia Johnson 3, Jalisa Jones 3, Fontennelle Walker 13, Kayla Williams 22, Anterrika Willis 10.
White Station / 7 / 18 / 9 / 11—45
Overton / 10 / 29 / 19 / 15—73
Records — White Station 16-6 (8-3, 16-AAA), Overton 18-3 (9-2).
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St. Agnes (43) — Caroline Cook 12, Olivia Gattuso 6, Lizzie Harris 5, Wallis Jenkins 2, Amanda Lammey 10, Nicole Mabry 2, Sarah Sneed 6.
St. George’s (28) — Molly Courtney 2, Madeline East 9, Grace Hunt 5, Madison Lathum 2, Olivia Roberts 5, Shelby Sims 5.
St. Agnes / 6 / 13 / 10 / 14—43
St. George’s / 6 / 10 / 8 /  4—28
Records — St. Agnes 19-7, St. George’s 13-10.

Mississippi High School Top Performers Jan. 27 - Feb. 2

From Clarion Ledger

DEJA BRADFORD, Veritas: Averaged 22 points in wins over Sharkey-Issaquena and Benton Academy.
ANN HILTON BUCKNER, Jackson Prep: Scored 22 points in a 58-48 victory over East Rnkin.
OLIVIA COUNTISS, Brandon: Scored 23 points in the Lady Bulldogs 56-52 win over Oak Grove.
DESTINY GARDNER, Lewisburg: Had 24 points, 16 rebounds and 4 blocks in a 37-35 win over Hutchison (Tenn.).
SANTANA JENKINS, Bay Springs: Totaled 38 points, with eleven 3-pointers, in wins over Taylorsville and Stringer.
KATELYN KEETON, East Rankin: Scored 22 points in a 49-44 double overtime victory over Jackson Academy.
ERICA MAGEE, Oak Grove: Scored 33 points in a 56-52 loss to Brandon.
IESHA MAYS, JFK-Mound Bayou: Had 28 points, 12 rebounds and 4 steals in a 70-42 win over Ray Brooks.
MALLORY ODOM, Sylva-Bay: Scored 23 and 35 points in wins over Christian Collegiate and Newton Academy.
LYRIC SCOTT, Richton: Scored 23 points in a 46-25 win over Mize.
McKINNON SKEEN, Cleveland: Scored 35 points, with eight 3-pointers, in a 61-34 win over Yazoo County.
OLIVIA STOVALL, Manchester: Scored 24 points in a 56-42 victory over Park Place.
VICTORIA VIVIANS, Scott Central: Had 50 points, 14 steals and 11 rebounds in a 65-24 win over Enterprise Clarke.
MARY WARE, Winona Chr.: Scored 22 points in a 55-28 win over Manchester.
AJA WILLIAMS, Provine: Scored 32 points in a 76-67 loss to Jim Hill.