Riding the Reading Carosel

It was said that Ms. Jeenenan James' classes were doing an "awesome" job preparing for the ASPIRE via a reading carousel. Carousel Brainstorming (also known as Rotating Review)  provides scaffolding for new information to be learned or existing information to be reviewed through movement, conversation, and reflection. Carousel Brainstorming is a cooperative learning activity that can be used both to discover and discuss background knowledge prior to studying a new topic, as well as for review of content already learned.  This technique allows for small group discussion, followed by whole-class reflection. While taking part in Carousel Brainstorming, small groups of students rotate around the classroom, stopping at various “stations” for a designated period of time (usually 1-2 minutes).  At each station, students activate their prior knowledge of a topic or concept and share their ideas with their small group.  Each group posts their ideas at each station for all groups to read. This particular carousel included the following stations:

• Reading comprehension
• Foods that help your brain focus
• Coloring to relieve a little stress
• Ways to relieve test anxiety
• Context clues
• Journal entry about what each student will do to be prepared for testing

Keep up the good work students, Thank you Ms. James for your leadership.

LHS Drama Presents "Dramatic Re-enactment"

Congratulations to Mrs. Starla Jones and her students for their fine performance in a "Dramatic Re-enactment."

Summary

This was the perfect play for folks who like airing out dirty laundry---literally.  In this detective farce, our poor officer tries to uncover the reason behind the death of Eric's wife, Patrice.  Could it have something to do with the fact that she was playing cards with Eric and his five other ex-wives at a family reunion? No one is allowed in or out of the hotel until whoever did this dastardly deed is discovered.  The football team cannot get to the big game, and the gardening club can't go strawberry picking!  And why has the housekeeping crew hidden the body at the bottom of a laundry bin?

Enjoy the pics below from the performance.

Ms. Gayla's Class Reaches Out

One of Mrs. Gayla Littlejohn's goals this year was for her class to address a need within the community. The class launched its “One Heart, Helping Hands” campaign earlier this year that included a project for each semester. 

First semester's project was "Operation Stocking Stuffer," whereas the class donated Christmas stockings to children that had been placed in child protective services.   

Second semester, the class painted and decorated  flower pots, then planted a variety of indoor plants in the pots. The students were responsible for the taking care of the plants.  This week, the students delivered the plants to the Lake Haven Assisted Living Center in Luverne.  The class wishes to  thank Mrs. Nancy Williams for arranging the delivery.

Kudos to Ms. Gayla and her class for their acts of kindness!

Potted Plants on the Assisted Living's Mantle

Students, Assisted Living Residents, and Potted Plants

G-r-r-r-r-r! Team Tiger For April!

Kudos to  Team Tiger for the month of April.  These leaders demonstrated  extraordinary performances both inside and outside of the classroom. They are as follows:

• K - Mary Lopez Santiz, Hayden Clayton
• 1st - Finley Marchand, Gavin Mills
• 2nd - Alayna White, Deontae Harris
• 3rd - Hannah Burgans, Ashley Tate
• 4th - Reese Williamson, Nathan Lee
• 5th - Cailey Taylor, Austin Archie
• 6th - PressLee Pittman, Zachary McGough

Mrs. Adair and  Team Tiger for April 2014

BHS Softball Team Honors Their Opponent

Saturday the Brantley Varsity Softball team won the Pleasant Home Invitational.  The Lady Dogs went 5-0 outscoring their opponents 19-3, including a 2-0 win over 3A Opp in the championship game.  Sydnee Bryan, Jessica Hermeling, and Kelsey Hall each had four hits on the day.  Bryan and Alex Wilcox also homered once.  Bryan led the team with 5 RBI's while Hermeling had 4, two of which were the only runs scored in the championship game.  In the circle, Wilcox had 33 strikeouts in 16 innings with 3 wins.  Leanna Johnson had 13 strikeouts in 10 innings with 2 wins.

The Brantley School Softball team paid tribute during the recent Pleasant Home Tournament by wearing teal ribbons in honor of a Pleasant Home student who is currently battling ovarian cancer. All proceeds from the tournament went to her family. Kudos to the BHS girls for their kindness and compassion.

BHS Softball Team 

Crenshaw County Students Perform at Survivors' Dinner

Unity is the act of joining together as a whole or to be combined into one.  The Crenshaw County Choir was created for many reasons, but a primary reason was to bring the system together for a common good.  Due to family emergency, we were unable to attend this year's Relay for Life Survivor Dinner, but we understand that the system's students did a superb job and their performances were enjoyed by all.  Beyond the system's choir performance, many other school groups and individuals entertained.   

Please take time to join  Crenshaw County at Turner Park Friday night for the annual Relay for Life.  Many more school talents will be  displayed.    Opening ceremonies are at 6 PM and the lighting of luminaries is at 9 PM.

Thanks to all for giving back to the community.

Temptations--"My Girl"

The Temptations

Abbi Sanders Performs Dance Routine

Mallory sings "Make you Feel My Love" 

              Preston Ballard and Brady Beck Perform with  Choir

Crenshaw County Choir

Crenshaw County Choir

Mallory Jones and Backup Dancers for "Single Ladies"

Dance Team Performs

Dance Team Performs

Madison McDougald Performs

Autumn Bullock Sings

AL.COM Reports Hall Going to Bama

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama — After hinting at the possibility last week, Donta' Hall made it official. The 6-foot-8 shot blocker from Luverne on Thursday committed to Alabama's basketball signing class of 2015, BamaOnLine first reported.

UAB, Mississippi State, Troy had offered the 4-star prospect as Auburn, Georgia and West Virginia all showed interest. But Alabama was at the top of the list. "They text and call, and UAB's about the same," he told AL.com last week. "I met with them some time last week. They'll be better because they played with a couple freshman last year. 'Bama still should be strong."

As a junior, Hall averaged 11.7 points, 10.1 rebounds and 6.7 blocks a game. He helped Luverne to the Final 48 two straight years without winning a title.

His team finished 24-2 last season with a 2A championship game loss to Elba. Hall got in foul trouble in the title game to score two points, blocked six shots in 17 minutes.

 

Most recruiting services don't have rankings or ratings for the 2015 class, but ESPN rated him a 4-star prospect. Hall is the second commitment for Alabama's Class of 2015 after Brandon Austin of Montgomery pledged in August. The Tide could get more recruiting news Friday when top 2014 target Jackson Davis announces his decision. The Lexington, Ky., product visited Tuscaloosa last weekend. Davis was previously committed to Rice, but is now considering Alabama, Butler and Rice. The announcement will come at 2:45 p.m. CT Friday.

Report from AL.COM

Hill and Person Plan to Play at Next Level

Congratulations to Peyton Hill and Wesley Person.  Peyton plans to play basketball for Huntingdon College and Wesley has signed a letter of intent to play basketball at TROY.

Peyton averaged 12.5 points and 5.2 rebounds per game and shot a blistering 60% from the field and 55% from 3 point range her senior year.  Max Preps attributes over 1,000 points to her career. Peyton is a member of both the 2012 and 2013 Class 1A Championship Teams.  

Wesley averaged 32.5 points and 7.5 rebounds per game and shot a blistering 62% from the field and 56% from 3 point range her senior year.  Wesley won the Alabama Sports Writers Association's Player of the Year in 2013 and 2014.

Kudos to both, their parents, and Coach Andrew Kilcrease and Coach Johnny Young.  

Congratulations to Grayson Ray

Ms. Grayson Ray was crowned BHS's 2014 Campus Beauty last night. First runner-up was Dominique Caldwell.  Second runner-up was Raven Averett.  Ms. Congeniality was Amahni Upshaw.  Ms. Photogenic was Kristie Holmes.  The Interview Award went to Dominique Caldwell.

The talent was exceptional with dance and song set the the theme of "Through the Years."  Many alums joined in the fun as you can see from the pictures below.

Dominique Caldwell, Campus Beauty Grayson Ray, and Reven Averett

Senior Song

Dancers Dance to "Stand Up"

Mr. Daryl Blakely  sings "I Swear"

Students Sings "What Makes You Beautiful"

Alums Sing "Heaven"

The Village People Make a Showing

Michael Jackson Dances to "Billy Jean"

Students Sing "Grease Lightening"

Backup Singers Sing "Summer Nights"

Jailhouse Rockers

Emcees Jim Head and Jamie Nutter

Hall and Jones Represent at Bryant Jordan

"Mirror Mirror on the wall, who was the fairest of them all?"  The girls from Crenshaw County of course.

Kelsey Hall of BHS and Mallory Jones, each of whom won their perspective regions, represented our system very well Monday night at the Bryan-Jordan Banquet in the Sheraton Ballroom in Birmingham.  Each girl paraded down the red carpet to take their seats of honor down front.  During dinner, a continuous video introduced the young women to all.  More than 500 hundred were in attendance including Senator Jeff Sessions.  Here are a few pics below.

Kelsey and Guests

Mallory and Guest

Kelsey and the Sup

The Sup and Mallory

Livestock Judging Team Goes High Tech

The BHS FFA Livestock Judging Team advanced from district competition earning a spot in state competition the first week in June.  A key component of ongoing team preparation involves the use of electronic resources via their iPads.  The team currently practices twice a week, but with such an overwhelming amount of information to learn, will have to engage in ongoing electronic self-study to ensure the greatest level of preparation.  Only one team member does not have an iPad at this time, as she is in 8th grade and using an alternate device. 

The students will keep their iPads until state competition is over rather than returning them when other iPads are collected at the end of the school year.  Their level of preparation is dependent upon device availability.

Kudos to the team!  Kudos to the technology initiative!

• Matthew Hudson (12th)
• Brian Compton (11th)
• Trent Warrick (11th)
• Cassidy Catrett (10th)
• Cameron Catrett (8th)

3 Players and 1 Coach Make 2014 North-South Basketball Games

     A total of 60 outstanding junior student-athletes from across the state have been named to the 2014 North-South Boys and Girls Basketball All-Star squads for the 18th annual Alabama All-Star Sports Week competition scheduled in Montgomery July 21-25. Alvin Briggs, Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA), made the announcement Thursday.

        Sports Week, which also includes in-state all-star games in soccer, volleyball, baseball, softball and football, will also feature the Summer Conference with clinics and professional development sessions for coaches, principals, athletic directors, cheerleader coaches and officials. 

        Also, an All-Sports Equipment Expo and other related activities are scheduled throughout the week. Two of the highlights will be the Sportsmanship Banquet, which honors all schools that have not had an ejection or fine during the 2013-14 school year, and the Championship Coaches Awards Banquet, which also honors the 2013-14 Making A Difference Award winners as well as the Dr. Lemak Award recipients.

        Coaching the South girls’ all-stars will be Jarvis Wilson of Blount and Eric Bailey of Maplesville. Nigel Card of Saint James is the administrative coach.

        Coaches for the North girls are Ulysses Haynes of Center Point and Brenda Mayes of Muscle Shoals. Lauderdale County’s Brant Llewellyn is the administrative coach.

        The South boys’ all-star coaching staff includes Richard Dorsey of Luverne and S. Dwayne Drakeford of Beauregard. North coaches are Stace Tedford of Athens and Clifford Drummond of Handley. Card and Llewellyn will also serve as boys’ administrative coaches.

        Headlining the South girls’ roster is two-time Class 1A state tournament MVP Amahni Upshaw, a 6-foot forward, and 6-2 Carver-Montgomery center Tatyana Calhoun. Payton Burnett, a 5-11 forward, is also representing Class 1A state champion Brantley on the squad. Two Straughn players on the squad are guards Katelyn Kinsaul and Jacie Williamson.

      The North team lists two girls who played on state championship teams in 2014—6-2 center Makayla Liles of Class 3A Lauderdale County and 5-8 guard Alyese Givens of Shades Valley. Holly Pond forward Megan Gambrill also played in the 3A state finals with Holly Pond last season. Two Hazel Green players on the squad are 6-2 center Rayven Pearson and 6-1 forward Chloe Long.

        The South boys’ roster features three players who played in the 2014 state finals. The tallest is 6-9 center Donta’ Hall of Luverne, who led the Tigers to the Class 2A state finals as a junior. Tommie Burton, a 6-8 center, led St. Jude to the 1A state championship and 5-11 guard Jerrod Moorer helped Dallas County win the Class 4A state title.  The tall South squad also lists 6-7 Deion Dozier of McGill-Toolen and 6-8 forward Joseph Strugg of Carver-Montgomery.

      The North squad lists four players who stand 6-7 or taller with Luke Lena of Grissom at 6-10 the tallest. Kaleb Suggs of Colbert Heights is 6-8 while Dalton Barkley of Bob Jones and Gerron Scissum of Lee-Huntsville stand 6-7 each.

         The North swept last year’s competition at Alabama State University’s Dunn-Oliver Acadome with the boys winning 96-60 and the girls rolling to an 84-36 victory. The North leads the girls’ series 15-2 while the North boys hold a 45-25 edge in the series that dates back to the first contest in 1953.

        The AHSADCA operates under the auspices of the Alabama High School Athletic Association. Membership includes coaches of all AHSAA sports as well as administrators of member schools.

        The rosters:

2014 GIRLS BASKETBALL  ROSTER

NORTH

Player

School

Pos.

Ht.

Vic. Baldwin

Spain Park

F

5'10

Tailah Davis

Center Point

G

5'9

TiarrDuncan

Talladega County

G

5'9

K Ellison

North Sand Mountain

G

5'6

H Evans

Hokes Bluff

G

5'4

M Gambrill

Holly Pond

F

5'10

El Gilliam

Madison Academy

C

6'1

A Givens

Shades Valley

G

5'8

Ta Hill

Huntsville

G

5'6

K Hudson

Clay-Chalkville

G

5'6

M Liles

Lauderdale County

C

6'2

Chloe Long

Hazel Green

F

6'1

RPearson

Hazel Green

F

6'2

V Sala

Lee - Huntsville

C

6'1

S Wade

Huntsville

G

5'11

COACHES

U. Haynes

Center Point

B. Mayes

Muscles Shoals

Llewellyn

Lauderdale Co.

SOUTH

Player

School

Pos.

Ht.

P Burnett

Brantley

F

5'11

B Bussey

Valley

G

5'7

T Calhoun

Carver - Montgomery

C

6'2

A Chess

Choctaw County

G

5'7

L Aime'

Daleville

C

6'0

A Gipson

Lee - Montgomery

G

5'7

K Jackson

Rain, B. C.

G

5'6

K Kinsaul

Straughn

G

5'4

E Mhoon

UMS-Wright

G

5'5

Hope Moorr

Murphy

F

5'9

C Rogers

Ashford

G

5'9

A Upshaw

Brantley

F

6'0

A Uptain

Maplesville

G

5'6

K. Vinson

Loachapoka

F

5'11

J.Williamson

Straughn

G/F

5'11

COACHES

J Wilson

Blount, Mattie T.

E Bailey

Maplesville

N Card,

Saint James

2014 BOYS BASKETBALL ROSTER

NORTH

Player

School

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

D Barkley

Bob Jones

F

6'7

185

A Cherry

Hoover

G

6'2

185

M Cook

Homewood

G

6'0

180

L Crowder

Vestavia Hills

G

6'1

170

C Crowe

American Christian

G

6'3

185

T Crumpton

Phillips

G

6'4

na

S Garner

Scottsboro

F

6'4

180

Luke Luna

Grissom

C

6'10

230

E McFarland

Randolph County

G/F

6'4

178

W Potts, III

Athens

F

6'5

210

D Robinson

Central - Tusc

G

6'0

150

G Scissum

Lee - Huntsville

F

6'7

202

Ethan Stair

Hazel Green

G

6'5

185

Kaleb Suggs

Colbert Heights

F

6'8

190

T Tolliver

Scottsboro

G

5'10

180

COACHES

S Tedford

Athens High

CDrummond

Handley

SOUTH

Player

School

Pos.

Ht.

Brandon Austin

Carver - Montgomery

G

6'5

T Burton

Saint Jude

C

6'8

Deion Dozier

McGill-Toolen

C

6'7

Rodney Gill

Theodore

G

6'2

Donta' Hall

Luverne

C

6'9

Dazon Ingram

Theodore

G

6'4

AJohnson

Francis Marion

G

6'1

W Jones, Jr.

Sunshine

G

6'4

A Moore

Central - Phenix City

F

6'4

J Moorer

Dallas County

G

5'11

C Pope

Sunshine

F

6'7

Dylan Smith

McGill-Toolen

F

6'4

J Strugg

Carver - Montgomery

F

6'8

J Thomas

Montgomery Academy

G

6'0

P Vickerstaff

Opelika

G

6'1

COACHES

R Dorsey

Luverne

D Drakeford

Beauregard

Nigel Card

McCardle Notches a 34 on the ACT

HHS's Dylan McCardle is anything but an average student.  The self-proclaimed "camilia" says that he can blend in with any group of people, that he enjoys all types of music, and that he responds best when interested and not pushed.   So for

Dylan McCardle

whatever reason, he become interested in bettering his ACT of score 33 (he was not pushed).  Just a few weeks ago, Dylan received his most recent results which were English-31, math 34, reading-35 and science-35 to give him a composite score of 34.  I asked him why the improvement in 2014, he said that he knew he could do better in math as he had made a 31 because he had forgotten his calculator. Nearly all of Dylan's scores are in the 99th percentile. Dylan attributes his test taking ability to working logic puzzles via our Gifted Program in grades 3-6.  He says that this exercise taught him how to learn and apply logic. Outside of the Gifted Progam, Dylan attributes his success to his love of math, especially Algebra and geometry. Dylan also enjoys reading stories that attract him and says he will set it down in a hurry if he becomes disinterested. According to Dylan, "If the story does not make sense in the first few pages, I will not open it again".  Dylan says that his parents also played a vital role by offering encouragement.  He stated that his parents didn't just want all A's, but high A's. Dylan has applied to Vanderbilt (#2 ranked college town in the U.S.), but Auburn, and Georgia Tech are also on the radar.  His interests are in some type of engineering, though he is intrigued by psychological research.  Congratulations Dylan on your HIGH ACT Score. We wish you well.

Scores were released per permission.

Person Chosen 1A POY, Hall Makes Finals in 2A

From al.com

Luverne's Donta' Hall at his seat Wednesday, April 16, 2014, during the Alabama Sports Writers Association Mr./Miss Basketball Awards banquet in Montgomery, Ala. (Julie Bennett/jbennett@al.com) 

Alvin Briggs, left, director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors and Coaches Association, presents Brantley's Wesley Person Jr. with the Class 1A player of the year award Wednesday, April 16, 2014, during the Alabama Sports Writers Association Mr./Miss Basketball Awards banquet in Montgomery, Ala. (Julie Bennett/jbennett@al.com) 

MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- William Lee of Dallas County and Shakayla Thomas of Sylacauga earned the Alabama Sports Writers Association's Mr. and Miss Basketball honors during Wednesday’s annual Player of the Year luncheon presented by the Alabama High School Athletic Directors and Coaches Association. Lee is the 30th Mr. Basketball while Thomas is the 27th Miss Basketball. The Mr. Basketball award was started in 1985 while Miss Basketball began in 1988.

UAB signee Lee led Dallas County to the Class 4A championship
this season, averaging 22.2 points, 12.7 rebounds, 9.2 blocks, 3.9 assists and 3.4 steals a game. The 6-foot-9 Lee scored 22 points with 13 rebounds and seven blocks in the title game, earning class MVP. He’s also the state Gatorade Player of the Year.
Lee holds the national record for blocks in a game with 26 and has been credited with more than 1,000 blocks in his career.
Class 4A Player of the Year Lee heads the ASWA boys Super 5 and is joined by Class 5A Player of the Year Justin Coleman of Wenonah, Giddy Potts of Class 5A Athens, Class 6A Player of the Year Lewis Sullivan of Hazel Green and Class 1A Player of the Year Wesley Person Jr. of Brantley.

Lee and Coleman were named to the Super 5 for the second straight year.

Also earning Player of the Year honors were Class 3A Joshua Langford of Madison Academy, Class 2A Cobe Goosby of Elba and AISA Torrence Brown of Tuscaloosa Academy.
Langford is a three-time Player of the Year selection while Lee, Sullivan and Person are two-time winners.
Florida State signee Thomas led Sylacauga to the Class 5A championship game before falling to Wenonah. The 5-11 Thomas scored 31 points with 15 rebounds, four steals and two blocked shots in the title game after scoring 40 points in the semifinal victory.

Thomas averaged 33.1 points, 12.8 rebounds and 3.3 assists a game this season. Her 2,643 career rebounds in six seasons is No. 1 all-time in AHSAA history while she ranks fourth with 4,242 career points.

Class 5A Player of the Year Thomas is a member of the girls Super 5 for the third straight year along with Morgan William of Class 6A Shades Valley while Class 6A Player of the Year Alexis Jennings of Sparkman is a two-time selection. Other Super 5 members are Class 2A Player of the Year Leah Strain of Woodland and Class 4A Player of the Year Destiney Elliott of Oneonta.
Also named Player of the Year were Class 3A Sierra Jones of Madison Academy, Class 1A Anna Claire Noblit of Covenant Christian and AISA Tamara York of Glenwood.
Thomas was selected Player of the Year for the third time while Elliott and Noblit are two-time selections.

Alabama Sports Writers Association Super 5

Boys Super 5
William Lee, Dallas County
Justin Coleman, Wenonah
Giddy Potts, Athens
Lewis Sullivan, Hazel Green
Wesley Person Jr., Brantley
Girls Super 5
Shakayla Thomas, Sylacauga
Alexis Jennings, Sparkman
Leah Strain, Woodland
Destiny Elliott, Oneonta
Morgan William, Shades Valley

Alabama Sports Writers Association Class Player of the Year

Boys Player of the Year
Class 6A: Lewis Sullivan, Hazel Green
Class 5A: Justin Coleman, Wenonah
Class 4A: William Lee, Dallas County
Class 3A: Joshua Langford, Madison Academy
Class 2A: Cobe Goosby, Elba
Class 1A: Wesley Person Jr., Brantley
AISA: Torrence Brown, Tuscaloosa Academy
Girls Player of the Year
Class 6A: Alexis Jennings, Sparkman
Class 5A: Shakayla Thomas, Sylacauga
Class 4A: Destiney Elliott, Oneonta
Class 3A: Sierra Jones, Madison Academy
Class 2A: Leah Strain, Woodland
Class 1A: Anna Claire Noblit, Covenant Christian
AISA: Tamara York, Glenwood

Alabama Sports Writers Association Mr. Basketball/Miss Basketball Winners

Mr. Basketball
1985 - Vincent Robinson, Bridgeport
1986 - Larry Rembert, Keith
1987 - Bryant Lancaster, Valley
1988 - Terrance Lewis, Ramsay
1989 - Queintonia Higgins, Fairhope
1990 - Cedric Moore, Woodlawn
1991 - Victor Newman, Houston Academy
1992 - Darryl Wilson, South Lamar
1993 - Howard Pride, Butler
1994 - Rod Willie, Lee-Huntsville
1995 - Brian Williams, Jeff Davis
1996 - Isaac Spencer, Jeff Davis
1997 - Anthony Williams, Loachapoka
1998 - Sam Haginas, UMS-Wright
1999 - Marvin Stone, Grissom
2000 - Gerald Wallace, Childersburg
2001 - Chris White, Grissom
2002 - Kennedy Winston, Blount
2003 - Ronald Steele, John Carroll
2004 - Ronald Steele, John Carroll
2005 - Richard Hendrix, Athens
2006 - Stanley Robinson, Huffman
2007 - Courtney Fortson, Jeff Davis
2008 - JaMychal Green, St. Jude
2009 - Kerron Johnson, Madison Academy
2010 - Trevor Lacey, Butler
2011 - Trevor Lacey, Butler
2012 - Craig Sword, Carver-Montgomery
2013 - De’Runnya Wilson, Wenonah
2014 - William Lee, Dallas County
Miss Basketball
1988 - Jeaniece Slater, Hartselle
1989 - Leslie Claybrook, St. James
1990 - Karen Killen, Mars Hill Bible
1991 - Tonya Tice, Hamilton
1992 - Yolanda Watkins, Decatur
1993 - Leah Monteith, Cherokee County
1994 - Pam Duncan, Carrollton
1995 - Heather Mayes, Fyffe
1996 - Nicole Carruth, Sulligent
1997 - April Nance, Butler
1998 - Gwen Jackson, Eufaula
1999 - Tasheika Morris, Butler
2000 - Natasha Thomas, Lawrence County
2001 - Donyel Wheeler, Huffman
2002 - Kate Mastin, Boaz
2003 - Sidney Spencer, Hoover
2004 - Starr Orr, Speake
2005 - Whitney Boddie, Florence
2006 - Shanavia Dowdell, Calera
2007 - Katherine Graham, Ramsay
2008 - Courtney Jones, Midfield
2009 - Jala Harris, Bob Jones
2010 - Kaneisha Horn, Ramsay
2011 - Hayden Hamby, West Morgan
2012 - Jasmine Jones, Bob Jones
2013 - Marqu’es Webb, Hoover
2014 - Shakayla Thomas, Sylacauga