1 of 1 Academy is Charlotte, North Carolina’s first-ever Women’s Basketball High School Prep Academy. The program is thrilled to enter its 3rd year with an exciting roster filled with college-ready prospects. The program has a record of 55-17 over its first two seasons playing one of the toughest strength of schedules in the USA and Internationally.

Campbell is a traditional state contender in the 7AAAAAAA (biggest division in the state of Georgia). The Campbell team has played in their region championship game for the past 10 years straight. We always play a competitive schedule and look to continue that precedent this year.

Cannon School Girls Basketball returns 4 veteran players from their team that had 24 wins and finished with a loss in the NCISAA 4A state championship in 2022-2023. Elon commit Kierra Morrow, and senior Lucy Way will help lead the charge. Juniors Maya McCorkle and Khloe Thompson will be huge factors in the success the Cougars will see this season. Cannon School will carry a plethora of Freshman that will make an immediate impact this year. The Cougars look to compete in a challenging non-conference schedule to help them prepare for the CISAA Conference and NCISAA Playoffs. Coach Drakeford and his staff believe that with leadership and players who want to work hard the Cougars have the ingredients for a special season.

FBC Finest Basketball Academy is a faith based program partnered with FBC Carolina Elite basketball in North Carolina. We recruit D1 prospects to participate in our scholastic academy program. Our team features some of the top college prospects from NC, SC, GA, & VA. Last year our freshman team competed in the varsity division and finished the season 11-10 with 6 of 10 players receiving college offers in the 2022/23 season. We are excited for the 2023/24 season as we now have more experienced players, including players with ACC, Big South, Sunbelt, and other college conference offers working to improve their national exposure.

Florida High is approaching the season taking significant steps to return to the Final Four in Lakeland FL as previously done in 21-22. Last year the Lady Noles made a deep run, falling short in the Regional Semifinals. The Lady Noles return 4 seniors, 1 Junior and 1 sophomore who played a part in the playoff runs from the previous two seasons. With additions to their post and wing play, the Lady Noles look to make a deep run again this season.

Forsyth Home Educators is one of the largest home school programs in the state of North Carolina that provides home school students an opportunity to participate in high school sports. FHE is a Christian organization that believes in biblical principles of doing your best and leaving the results up to God. The FHE varsity girls program competes in a home school conference and they take a competitive approach to their out of conference schedule by playing some of the largest high schools and private schools in their area. The FHE VG have posted a record of 59-14 last two seasons that include a final 4 appearance in the homeschool nationals.

Jasper High School girls basketball is returning eight players, including all five starters. Last season the Lady Vikes finished 32-3, which is the best record in school history. Jasper fell in the Elite 8 game in class 5A to the eventual state champion. The roster is loaded with players with tons of experience who have helped build the program to one of the best in the state.

Julius Chambers Women's basketball team has a winning culture with multiple state championships. Eager to build on the success this upcoming season!

Lake Norman Girls Basketball is returning eight players, including four starters that finished the 2022-23 season 31-1 with our only loss being in the 4A State Championship Game. We had a number of returning girls play meaningful minutes last year and all starters were named to the All-Conference and All-County Teams. We have another challenging non-conference schedule that we are excited about and that will help prepare the girls for play in the Greater 4 Metro Conference this season which sent four teams to the state playoffs last year.

Coach Brown is entering her 8th year as the Head girls Basketball coach. Under her leadership the team has amassed numerous highlights: 4-Time Region Champions, 3 Elite 8 Appearances, 2 Final Four Appearances, and 1 State Runner up Title. The program continues to churn out to top level student athletes going on to major colleges Fresno State, Mercer University, Detroit Mercy, University of West GA, Auburn University at Montgomery and many more. Coach Brown has been named Coach of the year 4 times and continues to inspire her kids to remove the limits off of themselves and push for greatness

McDonogh finished the 2022-23 season with a record of 23-2 defending its Maryland IAAM A Conference Championship and garnering an invitation to the Geico National Championships. Despite graduating three senior starters, McDonogh returns power 5 commits Kennedy Umeh (Stanford) and Ava McKennie (Maryland) as well as the Baltimore Sun Player of the Year, sophomore Autumn Fleary and will look to complete a three-peat of its conference championship.

The 2023-2024 Lady Indians is a stellar team, comprised of dedicated veteran members and determined newcomers. During the 2022-2023 season, the veteran members were key components in the Lady Indians push to the Final Four games. The returning members are seniors Amanda Eziukwu, Taylor Collins, Jada Bates, Tamia Polk, Kalise Hill, LaTamyra Williams, and Samantha Odaro. The returning underclassmen include Adejianna Ferguson, Chelsea Njoku, and Elaja Sims. Our point guard Kalise Hill and our shooting guard/small forward Jada Bates were able to represent our program at Overtime Elite, an esteemed program for talented high school athletes. This year we enthusiastically welcome Ava Couzens, Summer Edwards, Malia Haney, Exxence Hubbard, and Kiyah Simmons.

The Newton High School Lady Rams have undergone a remarkable transformation. Last season finished with a record of 3 wins and 22 losses yet this season promises a new era of optimism and potential as Head Coach Jawan Bailey enters his 2nd year at the helm. The Lady Rams have made significant upgrades to their roster. This infusion of fresh blood and skill is poised to reshape the team's dynamics and elevate their performance on the court. The program is reinvigorated, hungry for success, and ready to showcase their newfound prowess.Keep your eyes on Newton as they embark on this exciting journey towards redemption and success!

At 23-10, Northside Christian Academy won the North Carolina Independence School Athletic Association 1A State Championship. NCA is returning only 3 players from the championship team; Sophomore Brianna Carelock, Freshman Courtney Ashford and Senior Imani Wolmack. Northside is also expecting their newcomers: Gabby Goplin, Layla Toscano, Destiny Chambers, Morgan Fields, and D1 recruit Jakaila Gaskin to make a huge impact for this season.

Good Counsel varsity girls basketball represents one of the many competitive teams in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (WCAC) and will have three featured student athletes that are division 1 ready. Average GPA is a 3.5. Our senior leader Taylah Walker Penn State commit, 3 times 1st team WCAC. Our point Guard Caliyah DeVillasee is one of the best players in the country. She has BCS offers from Maryland, Iowa, Kentucky, Penn State just to name a few and many others. Madison Hall has been added to the mix, playing both inside and out. She will be a problem for teams this season.The team is composed of dedicated leadership and student athletes who have a desire to compete. We will also bring back 4 student athletes with varsity experience who will help to compete this high school season. Two newly added freshmen Nyla Young and Pandora Nah will bring additional energy and competitiveness this season.

Providence Day Girls Basketball has a storied tradition as one of the premier girls basketball programs in the country! The Chargers have won 17 NCISAA (North Carolina Independent School Athletic Association) State Championships. Providence Day has averaged 25 wins/season for the past 16 years and the Chargers also had one of the nation's longest conference winning streaks that spanned from 2004-2018 and consisted of 108 games.

The 2022-23 season saw us finish with a 24-4 record and a tough, upset loss in the Sweet 16 of the state playoffs. This season, we're thrilled to welcome back three starters off of last year's squad, who are the heart and soul of our team. They bring experience, leadership, and a deep love for the game. They're not just athletes; they're mentors, guiding the next generation of players on their journey. Our vision for this season is to blend the wisdom of our returning starters with the enthusiasm and potential of our young talents. Together, we aim to continue our winning tradition and reach new heights. We believe in pushing our limits, supporting one another, and showcasing the beauty of teamwork on the basketball court.

R.J. Reynolds is a storied program out of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. We are the defending Central Piedmont Conference Champions. We are coming off back-to-back 18-win seasons and are poised to have another successful campaign in 2023-2024.

The Shaker Heights High School Lady Raider Basketball team, features a strong nucleus of both returning and new additions into the program for 2023-2024, led by sisters Lizzy & Ceci Favret in the back court. Ceci is a senior post player who recently committed to Marquett University on a soccer scholarship. Lizzy is a first team all-conference player along with 2 other returning players who made post season awards last season. Shaker Heights is coming off a 16-7 season that saw the lady raiders host there first home playoff game in over 10 years while finishing with a 10-1 home record. This will be head coach Carlton Conwell second season leading his Alma Matter, in what is expected to be an exciting season as the lady raiders will enter this season in the GCC (Greater Cleveland Conference). Shaker competes in Division I basketball in Ohio. Shaker will depend heavily on the backcourt of Aryn Harris, Samayah Bradley and Jada Burge and freshman Samone Wingo as they look to make a push in the OHSAA girls state basketball tournament. The Lady Raiders open the season 11/25/23 competing in The Great Lakes Classic vs VASJ and will return from Cherokee, NC to play the Richmond Heights Spartans on 12/30/23 in what will be a show down of two of the top programs in Northeast Ohio.

The 23-24 team is led by Senior Victoria Starr Morris, 8th grader Kaleigh Lucas and Ja’Nyia Cunningham. This year’s team has 8 returners with key newcomers in junior guard, Serenity Woods and Freshmen, Ja’Nyia Cunningham and 7th grader Kemoni Hardy.

Last year’s team comes off a 25-3 and lost in the playoffs to the eventual state champion. SC 4A Top 5 Senior, and Pre-season Region Player of the Year, Victoria Starr Morris, has a goal set to become the third 1000 pt scorer in program history. Three year varsity Senior Jacinda “Jay” Orr will lead in the back court with All Region Point Guard Kaleigh Lucas. South Pointe has eyes set to contend for another State Championship run.

South Shore Lady Vikings 2023-2024 will be led by Ariel Little (St. John’s University), Yahmani McKayle (University of Massachusetts), Natalia Williams (unsigned) and Chinyere Ukaegbu (unsigned). These 4 seniors have combined to win multiple championships throughout their career at South Shore. They will be asked to lead a young group that will look to follow in their footsteps for years to come!

Here at United Faith Christian Academy we take pride in our core values of Faith, Integrity, Gratitude, Hardwork & Teamwork. We like to play fast while still getting everyone involved. Coming from a learning season, with multiple transfers we are looking for a winning season and an even brighter future for our program.

The Wesleyan Christian Academy finished the 22-23 season with 23 wins and its second straight trip to the NCISAA 4A Final Four. Although the 23-24 team only has two upperclassmen, it is loaded with young talent. This year’s team expects to another deep run in the playoffs.

Willow Spring High School Women's basketball program is in its 3rd year as a program and high school. The team is returning 8 players, including 5 seniors who finished the 2022-2023 season with a 26-3 record. The team won the Greater Neuse Conference regular season and Conference Tournament becoming the first in school's history. We are excited about our non-conference schedule as it will prepare us for the tough competition in the conference.