Stephenson advances to the championship where they will face Redan High School. Stephenson has met Redan twice this year, winning both games by an average margin of 21 points.

In the first quarter and the third possession of the game Mill Creek suffered the loss of starter Olivia Towers-Solis. The 6-foot junior wing is a major offensive weapon as well as tenacious defender for the top ranked team in Georgia. Towers-Solis would not return to the game

Alicia Andrews, Redan High School – 2010: The 5-2 point guard scored 28 points in final four action to lift her team over Duluth High School and advance to the Championship game.

Ebony Mitchell, SW Dekalb H.S. – 2008: The 5-7 point guard scored 32 points, dished out 10 assists, and had six steals en route to a victory in the AAAA semifinals.

Daphne Adebayo, Duluth High School – 2009: The 6-1 forward is a scorer that can attack the basket as well as an excellent defender and shot blocker. Odebaya scored 14 points tonight in final four play. She is being courted by numerous large division I schools and will be narrowing choices in the coming weeks after losing the battle to Redan.

Porsha Porter, Mill Creek High School – 2008: The 5-6 point guard scored 23 points tonight in semifinal action. Porter is a deadly perimeter scoring threat with the strong ball handling and defensive skills.

Charenee Stephens, SW Dekalb H.S. – 2008: The 6-1 South Carolina-commit dropped a double-double with 20 points and 20 rebounds against Duluth High School (Duluth, Ga.). To top it off, the ball was stuck in the rim and while coaches, players, referees alike looked up, Stephens went to the rim with both hands and dislodged the ball much to the crowds delight.

Jylisa Williams, Stephenson High School – 2008: The 5-9 shooting guard sealed the deal for Stephenson scoring 17 fourth quarter points and a trip to the finals.

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