Tennessee Miss Basketball

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Each year the Tennessee Miss Basketball award is given to the person chosen as the best high school girls' basketball player in the U.S. state of Tennessee by the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association.[1] A Miss Basketball is named for each of five divisions competing in Tennessee girls' basketball.

Annual Award Winners[]

Year
Class A Class AA Class AAA Division II A Division II AA
Player School Player School Player School Player School Player School
1986 Lynn Stevenson Richland Amy Fuller David Lipscomb Dyersburg
1987 Greenback Amy Fuller David Lipscomb Shelbyville
1988 Collinwood South Greene Debbie Scott Gallatin
1989 Collinwood Julie Powell Cannon County Shelbyville
1990 Memphis Prep Julie Powell Cannon County Nikki McCray Collierville
1991 Wayne County Amy Brown Livingston Academy Tiffany Woosley Shelbyville
1992 Bradford Meigs County Franklin County
1993 Bradford Meigs County Knoxville Central
1994 Oneida Meigs County Shelbyville
1995 Andrea Hall Clarkrange Meigs County Shelbyville
1996 Gleason Livingston Academy Oak Ridge
1997 Bradford Hickman County Oak Ridge
1998 Moore County Hickman County Jennifer Wilson Oak Ridge Brentwood Academy
1999 Ashley McElhiney Gleason Michelle Smith Brainerd Jennifer Wilson Oak Ridge Alana Smith Girls Preparatory School
2000 Bradford McMinn Central McMinn County Alana Smith Girls Preparatory School
2001 Bradford Jackson County Brittany Jackson Bradley Central Ashley Earley Briarcrest
2002 Chattanooga Christian Jackson County Ashley Johnson Shelbyville Becky Brown Harpeth Hall
2003 Bradford Westview Ashley Shields Melrose Briarcrest
2004 Bradford Livingston Academy Alex Fuller Shelbyville Sarah Baker Harpeth Hall
2005 Perry County Chester County Alysha Clark Mt. Juliet Sarah Baker Harpeth Hall
2006 Perry County Chester County Ridgeway Briarcrest
2007 Gleason Jackson North Side Riverdale Glory Johnson Webb School of Knoxville
2008 Collinwood Upperman Jasmine Hassell Wilson Central Lausanne Glory Johnson Webb School of Knoxville
2009 Jackson County Marshall County Jasmine Hassell Wilson Central Lausanne Webb School of Knoxville
2010 Beth Hawn Forrest Chassidy Fussell Obion County Central Taylor Hall Morristown-Hamblen West Derica Wyatt Franklin Road Academy Paige Baechle Pope John Paul II
2014 Jaycee Cole Jackson County Abbey Sissom Cannon County Alexa Middleton Riverdale Micah Sheetz Webb School of Knoxville Jasmine Cincore Briarcrest Christian School
2015 Abbey Drew Houston County Kayla Marosites Elizabethton Crystal Dangerfield Blackman Kaylan Pugh St. Mary's Episcopal School Kaleigh Clemons Baylor School
2016 Lakelyn Bouldin Van Buren County Kayla Marosites Elizabethton Crystal Dangerfield Blackman Micah Sheetz Webb School of Knoxville Kaleigh Clemons Baylor School
2017 Kara Meadows Clarkrange Akira Levy Upperman Anastasia Hayes Riverdale Ashtyn Baker Northpoint Christian School Sydni Harvey Brentwood Academy
2018 Courtney Pritchett Pickett County Akira Levy Upperman Rhyne Howard Bradley Central Ashton Hulme University School of Jackson Sydni Harvey Brentwood Academy

See also[]

Tennessee Mr. Basketball

References[]

  1. ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2010-04-29. Retrieved 2010-01-18.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)


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