Top stars, best performances in Georgia high school boys and girls basketball (Jan. 17-23)
Here are some stars from the past week's boys and girls basketball games across Georgia.
If you know of a top performance we should include, please let us know in the comments.
Pictured above is Pace Academy's Josh Reed (photo by Willie Prince).
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Crystal Henderson, Kell girls basketball
Henderson’s 27-point, four-assist, four-rebound performance was big in Kell’s huge 85-27 win over Osborne.
Malachi Winter, Mount Pisgah Christian boys basketball
Winter went off for 30 points with six made 3s in a huge win over Kings Ridge.
TC Mathis, Peach County boys basketball
Mathis was on fire in a win over Sumter County, scoring a game-high 35 points.
Riley Black, Chestatee girls basketball
Black’s double-double of 22 points and 10 boards was big in a win over Flowery Branch.
Caleb Wilson, Greater Atlanta Christian boys basketball
Wilson showed his arsenal of offensive abilities with 32 points and added seven rebounds in a 69-57 win over Holy Innocents'.
Chas Beasley, Curtis Baptist boys basketball
Beasley has been cooking all season, and he stayed hot with a 38-point, four-assist performance.
Josh Reed, Pace Academy boys basketball
Reed had a monster double-double vs. Galloway with 33 points and 11 boards.
CJ Brown, Walker boys basketball
Brown flirted with a triple-double in a win over St. Francis with 19 points, 13 rebounds and seven assists.
Malique Ewin, Berkmar boys basketball
Ewin’s monster performance of 34 points and 15 rebounds was a big reason why Berkmar beat Duluth by 54 points.
Grant Rowe, St. Pius X Catholic boys basketball
Rowe made eight of the team's 15 3-pointers and ended with 24 points in a win over Chamblee.
Jalen Hilliard, McEachern boys basketball
McEachern beat Campbell 83-67, and Hilliard had more than half the amount of points by himself (34) that Campbell scored as a team.
Amaya Moss, Kell girls basketball
Moss almost had a triple-double the hard way. She had 21 points, 14 boards, but the stat that stands out most was her seven blocks.
Anthony Arrington, Galloway boys basketball
Arrington was just shy of a triple-double, with 30 points, nine boards, and eight assists in a blowout win over Atlanta International. He also fought hard in a loss to Pace Academy, as he ended with 29 points, six rebounds, and six steals.
Britiya Curtis, Calhoun girls basketball
Curtis had 27 points in a blowout victory versus Carterville, which had 27 points as a team.
Annaclaire Yearick, Killian Hill Christian girls basketball
Yearick was a stat-sheet stuffer vs. Trinity Prep, as she had 24 points, 10 steals, six boards, four assists and three blocks.
Malachi Townsend, Heritage (Newnan) boys basketball
Townsend was an assist shy of a triple-double with 18 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists in a win over Central Christian.
