Five Hebron Christian girls and five Grayson boys are among the top 100 metro Atlanta basketball players who made the Atlanta Tipoff Club’s watch list Friday, the first day of the GHSA season.
Hebron Christian has won the Class 3A girls title the past two seasons and will contend for a championship in the new Class 3A-A private division this season.
River Ridge has four girls players on the list. Hughes and Norcross have three apiece.
Grayson’s five boys on the Tipoff Club’s list are Jacob Wilkins (Georgia), Kiwane Garris Jr. (Cal State Fullerton), Amir Taylor, Caleb Holt and Chris McLavish Jr.
Grayson won Class 7A last season for the school’s first boys basketball state championship.
Wheeler has four boys on the list. Woodward Academy, Norcross and Tri-Cities have three apiece.
The Tipoff Club lists also include the state’s consensus No. 1 girls senior recruit Hailee Swain (committed to Stanford) and No. 1 boys recruit Caleb Wilson (uncommitted). Both play for Holy Innocents’.
Girls
Milanni Abdus-Salaam, Sequoyah
Ava Andrews, North Paulding
Amelia Basit, St. Francis
Caroline Beavin, North Gwinnett
Aubrey Beckham, Hebron Christian
Abbey Bensman, Pope
Ashlynn Bleisath, Creekview
Devin Bockman, Midtown
Tatum Brown, Grayson
Ja’kerra Butler, Hebron Christian
Bailee Canty, Southwest DeKalb
Kayla Cleaveland, River Ridge
Delaney Cooper, Woodward Academy
Graycen Ehlen, Walton
Jocelyn Faison, Langston Hughes
Jessica Fields, Mount Paran Christian
Justus Fitzgerald, Norcross
Yolanda Floyd, Hillgrove
Kate Harpring, Marist
Amaya Harris, Hillgrove
Miyah Holmes, Carrollton
Mia “MJ” James, Hebron Christian
Lydia Ledford, Buford
Gabby Minus, Hebron Christian
Megan Ohonde, Fayette County
Danielle Osho, Hebron Christian
Finley Parker, River Ridge
Sophia Pearl, River Ridge
Cadence Peterson, Norcross
Johanna Potter, Wesleyan
Daija Preston, Carrollton
Bella Ragone, Mill Creek
Makayla Roberson, River Ridge
Jaleia Robinson, Dutchtown
Savannah Robinson-Holmes, Langston Hughes
Giaunni Rogers, St. Francis
Coco Rudolph, Galloway
Jah’Naesia Spiers, Norcross
Hailee Swain, Holy Innocents’
Amilya Taft, Creekview
McKayla Taylor, Langston Hughes
Taryn Thompson, Galloway
Kalilah Tucker, Hapeville Charter
Annarose Tyre, Lambert
Londyn Walker, Milton
London Weaver, North Forsyth
Mearah Whitehead, Archer
Jailyn Williams, Eastside
Nakhai Worthy, Holy Innocents’
Kitali Youmans, Mount Paran Christian
Boys
Nasir Anderson, Norcross
Chandler Bing, Pace Academy
Zach Bleshoy, Pope
Caesar Burrows, Walton
Chane Bynum, KIPP Atlanta
Kyle Carpenter, Buford
Ethan Carter, Langston Hughes
Eric Chatfield, Pace Academy
Deke Cooper, Woodward Academy
Rhys Cotton, Campbell
Christian Curl, McEachern
Josh Dixon, Milton
Will Dopfer, Lambert
Cam Dover, Maynard Jackson
Gregory Dunson Jr., Alexander
Duor Duor, South Atlanta
Zac Foster, Woodward Academy
Kiwane Garris Jr., Grayson
Manny Green, Cedar Grove
CJ Harper, Paideia
Jarvis Hayes Jr., Woodward Academy
Derwin Hodge, Peachtree Ridge
Caleb Holt, Grayson
Devin Hutcherson, Holy Innocents’
Amare James, Wheeler
Tylis Jordan, Wheeler
JR Leonard, Riverwood
Carby Martin, Tri-Cities
Christian McAllister, Chapel Hill
Chris McLavish Jr., Grayson
Max McNeill, Pebblebrook
Austin Mosby-Weems, Dutchtown
Ted Neal, Newton
Daniel Ogunyemi, Milton
Owen Ritger, Marist
Jacobi Robinson, Sandy Creek
Jaron Saulsberry, Norcross
Marcus Smith, Newton
Kota Suttle Jr., Wheeler
Amir Taylor, Grayson
Jacob Taylor, Wheeler
Connor Teasley, Norcross
Nigel Thomas, North Atlanta
Brendan Tousignaut, Sequoyah
Sean Van Dorn Jr., Tri-Cities
Austin Walker, Tucker
Aiden Weaver, Etowah
Jacob Wilkins, Grayson
Caleb Wilson, Holy Innocents’
Jalan Wingfield, Tri-Cities
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