Tennessee Miss Basketball

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	Sherelle Warren	Dyersburg
1987	Kim Berry	Greenback	Amy Fuller	David Lipscomb	Angela Moorehead	Shelbyville
1988	Mia Daniel	Collinwood	Debbie Hawhee	South Greene	Debbie Scott	Gallatin
1989	Mia Daniel	Collinwood	Julie Powell	Cannon County	Misty Lamb	Shelbyville
1990	Anne Cate	Memphis Prep	Julie Powell	Cannon County	Nikki McCray	Collierville
1991	Heather Prater	Wayne County	Amy Brown	Livingston Academy	Tiffany Woosley	Shelbyville
1992	Michelle Street	Bradford	Rachel Powell	Meigs County	Latina Davis	Franklin County
1993	Michelle Street	Bradford	Rachel Powell	Meigs County	Tanika Smith	Knoxville Central
1994	Brynae Laxton	Oneida	Misty Greene	Meigs County	Conswella Sparrow	Shelbyville
1995	Andrea Hall	Clarkrange	Misty Greene	Meigs County	Conswella Sparrow	Shelbyville
1996	Kara Sanders	Gleason	Sunday Watson	Livingston Academy	Erin McGinnis	Oak Ridge
1997	Tonya Tuggles	Bradford	Becky Myatt	Hickman County	Erin McGinnis	Oak Ridge
1998	Janet Holt	Moore County	Talisha Scates	Hickman County	Jennifer Wilson	Oak Ridge	Danna Simpson	Brentwood Academy
1999	Ashley McElhiney	Gleason	Michelle Smith	Brainerd	Jennifer Wilson	Oak Ridge	Alana Smith	Girls Preparatory School
2000	Jessica Henson	Bradford	Julie Aderhold	McMinn Central	Tenisha Gist	McMinn County	Alana Smith	Girls Preparatory School
2001	Jenny Lannom	Bradford	Andrea Davidson	Jackson County	Brittany Jackson	Bradley Central	Ashley Earley	Briarcrest
2002	Liz Strunk	Chattanooga Christian	Andrea Davidson	Jackson County	Ashley Johnson	Shelbyville	Becky Brown	Harpeth Hall
2003	Merideth Richardson	Bradford	Kendall Cavin	Westview	Ashley Shields	Melrose	Jada Mincy	Briarcrest
2004	Merideth Richardson	Bradford	Katrina Beechboard	Livingston Academy	Alex Fuller	Shelbyville	Sarah Baker	Harpeth Hall
2005	Kristal Edney	Perry County	Bianca Thomas	Chester County	Alysha Clark	Mt. Juliet	Sarah Baker	Harpeth Hall
2006	Alecia Weatherly	Perry County	Bianca Thomas	Chester County	Lakendra Phillips	Ridgeway	Alliesha Easley	Briarcrest
2007	Kayla Hudson	Gleason	Gwen Delk	Jackson North Side	Anne Marie Lanning	Riverdale	Glory Johnson	Webb School of Knoxville
2008	Abby Andrews	Collinwood	LaShay Davis	Upperman	Jasmine Hassell	Wilson Central	Lauren Avant	Lausanne	Glory Johnson	Webb School of Knoxville
2009	Laken Leonard	Jackson County	Lauren March	Marshall County	Jasmine Hassell	Wilson Central	Lauren Avant	Lausanne	Faith Dupree	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.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)