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Ga Stars Tony Woods player of the game

By coach123 on March 25th, 2013 in Uncategorized

Ga Stars Tony Wood player of the game. Oregon defeats UCLA to win PAC 12 Championship and trip to NCAA tournament

William Jackson

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Noah Dickerson Sophomore of the Year

By coach123 on March 25th, 2013 in Uncategorized

Miller Grove won a fifth straight state championship this season and doing it was no easy task as AAAAA was filled with top-notch talent. Here are the players that stood out all season long.

1st team
Shaquan Cantrell, Gainesville, SR
Jakeenan Gant, Effingham County, JR
Kyre’ Hamer, Miller Grove, SR
J.R. Holder, Mt. Zion, SR
Jarquez Smith, Jones County, SR

2nd team
Phil Cofer, Whitewater, JR
Noah Dickerson, North Atlanta, SOPH
Devante Fitzgerald, Tucker, SR
Keith Pickney, Miller Grove, JR
R.J. Sessions, Northside, SR

Senior of the Year: Kyre’ Hamer, Miller Grove, SG
Junior of the Year: Jakeenan Gant, Effingham County, PF
Sophomore of the Year: Noah Dickerson, North Atlanta, C
Freshman of the Year: Alterique Gilbert, Miller Grove, PG
Coach of the Year: Sharman White, Miller Grove

Tony Parker leads Miller Grove

By coach123 on July 6th, 2010 in Uncategorized

By Kevin Schneider Big Shots Alum 6’9 PF Tony Parker leads Miller Grove

Kenny Hall Commits

By coach123 on March 6th, 2008 in Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

By McKenzie Jackson Published: Thursday, March 13, 2008 10:37 AM CDT
Redan frontcourt star Kenny Hall committed to playing college basketball for the University of Tennessee early last week.

Andy Findley Letter

By coach123 on September 6th, 2007 in Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Norman,

I just talked to Scott Dover and he told me about the website. I was just wondering how life was treating you these days.
How is the family doing? I just wanted to tell you how much I truly enjoyed playing ball for you. The lessons that I leaned on the court from you were not just lessons for basketball but also for life. We had some ups and downs on the court but I always leaned on the leadership and guidance that you provided for me. You were a very good role model that I needed during an impressionable time in my life. I made some mistakes just like everyone but I was fortunate that my mistakes were not life altering ones. I know that I did not go on to any basketball scholarships like many of your other players but I still like to think that years that I spent playing for you were years that I benefited from. I am still married to my wife of eight years. We have a little girl that is two years old. I still work for Bartow County Government where I am The Assistant Purchasing Director. I am about to finish my tenth year with the county. I am finishing my bachelors from shorter college. When I finish there I will be go to the University of Georgia to get my Master’s In Business Administration. Once again thank you for all that you did for me as young kid.

Andy Findley
Assistant Purchasing Director
Bartow County Government

Bradley Strickland Letter

By coach123 on March 6th, 2007 in Uncategorized | Leave a Comment

Coach Parker,

Hows it going? This is Bradley Strickland. I don’t know how well you remember all of your former players but I played on the team with Ewing, Tim Morris, Matt Causey and all those guys. I was just thinking about my life in general and the opportunities that basketball has provided me with. I just graduated from the University of Evansville with a Business Management degree and I’m leaving to play overseas in Holland in about a month. I wanted to take some time to thank you for letting me play on your team and get the exposure that helped me get a scholarship. Without basketball I don’t know where I would be in life and I may not have realized it at the time but the GA Stars opened a lot of doors for me that would have been closed otherwise. So thanks for your contribution to my life and the experiences you helped provide for me.

</span>Bradley Strickland

<a href=”http://www.eurobasket.com/NED/NED.asp?NewsNo=24“>Bradley Strickland to Den Helder Seals</a>