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The Creekside Seminoles have secured the No. 1 position in the final 2024-2025 Georgia girls basketball rankings, finishing their season unbeaten with a record of 32-0. They claimed the Class AAAA Championship, showcasing exceptional talent and team effort. Other notable teams included River Ridge, victorious in the Class AAAAA Championship, and the Newton Rams, who won the Class AAAAAA title. As the season ends, rising stars and outstanding performances highlight a promising future for girls high school basketball in Georgia.

Creekside Seminoles Crowned No. 1 in Final 2024-2025 Georgia Girls Basketball Rankings

What a season it has been for high school basketball in Georgia! Basketball fans across the Peach State are celebrating, as the Creekside Seminoles have been crowned the top team in the final 2024-2025 Georgia girls basketball rankings. Finishing with a remarkable record of 32-0, it’s clear that this squad has put in the hard work and dedication to earn their spot at the top.

Dominating the Championships

Not only did the Seminoles achieve a perfect record, but they showcased their prowess by clinching the Class AAAA Championship. Their success is a testament to the talent and effort put in by every player, coach, and supporter throughout the season. Their journey hasn’t gone unnoticed, as they led the rankings ahead of some serious competition.

Other Show-Stopping Teams

While the Seminoles took the crown, several other teams made their mark in this highly competitive season. Notable teams in the final rankings include River Ridge, who made headlines by winning the Class AAAAA Championship after a nail-biting victory over Langston Hughes with a score of 52-47. The Lady Knights ended their season on a high note, riding a thrilling 28-game winning streak.

The Newton Rams also turned heads by emerging victorious in the Class AAAAAA Championship, defeating Grayson in a tight contest that concluded at 59-56. Grayson, despite being a runner-up, displayed an impressive season that will surely be remembered by their supporters. Their journey illustrates the incredible spirit and competitive nature of high school basketball in the state.

Sweeping the State Playoffs

As we look further down the rankings, we see that the Lady Wolfpack stormed through the Sweet Sixteen of the GHSA State Playoffs before falling to Carrollton. Meanwhile, the Golden Bears celebrated their own accomplishments by winning the Class Private State Championship, rounding out their season with a thrilling 12-game win streak.

The Lions, despite a valiant performance in the Class Private State Championship Game, faced a tough challenge, losing to Holy Innocents Episcopal. Yet, they showcased their talent and grit throughout the season. The Lady Panthers also made headlines, advancing to the Class AAAAA Championship Game, though they ultimately fell short against River Ridge with that tight score of 52-47.

Rising Stars and Bright Futures

Amidst this whirlwind of competition, several young athletes shone brightly. The North Oconee Lady Titans achieved a program-record 29 wins, led by senior shooting guard Kendall Wells, while the Lady Eagles were anchored by junior guard Kate Harpring, who was recognized as the Gatorade Player of the Year in Georgia.

Coaches and fans are equally excited about some upcoming talent as eighth grader Paizley Hicks is poised to lead the Lady Trojans in the next season. With the Hillgrove Lady Hawks continuing to perform consistently, winning 20 or more games in two out of the last three seasons, they are set to be strong contenders in the future.

Exceptional Performances

The Lady Eagles saw junior combo guard Kerri Fluellen average an impressive 15.2 points per game, making her one to watch for the upcoming seasons. The Lady Vikings showcased their skills too, with senior guards Aryana Thomas and Kaci Demps averaging a combined total of 29.4 points per game.

Wrapping up an exciting season, the Hardaway Hawks secured the Class AA Championship by dominating Murray County with a final score of 47-34, concluding their season on a sweet 16-game winning streak. The Lady Rebels likewise celebrated a fantastic run, capturing the Class A-Division I Championship after a victory over Banks County.

The final rankings highlight not only the champions but also the talent and heart shown by all teams throughout the season. With thrilling games, standout athletes, and the promise of next season upon us, the future of girls high school basketball in Georgia looks brighter than ever!

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