Prep Zone

By David P.

January 30, 2007 12:59 PM | Link to this

Briana Jordan is awfully athletic, probably comes for her genes as Brian Jordan’s daughter.

By Charles

January 31, 2007 01:37 PM | Link to this

Paideia has two frosh and soph that has them in the top in Class AA. They only have one senior on this team. Soph - Courtney Creer Frosh - Alex Abraham Lane Seidoir

By KSShake

January 31, 2007 04:31 PM | Link to this

The biggest omission is that fact that you left out the rest of the metro area, it’s only Gwinnett. Yall need to stop reporting on high school sports like only one area (Gwinnett) exsist. Kendra Long at Mays, Alisha “Show-n-Tell” Andrews at Avondale, and Kaliddah Miller at Douglass. Why do you continuously ommit Dekalb and the city when it comes to giving recognition. All you do is shower Gwinnett with all of the love and attention.

How about MENTIONING these other girls or the fact that the region with St. Pius X, Mays, Marist, Tucker, and SW Dekalb is the best in the state, or mention the seasons Stephenson, Towers, and Westlake girls’ teams are having and how Avondale has been playing with a rash of injuries to key players. The Best in the country is Maya Moore and Collins Hill period, I ain’t gonna front on that she’s the the best female player in Georgia in the past 25 years probably ever (of course Teresa Edwards is the most decorated and accomplished). But the future and deep talent well is in Dekalb.

By m e sue

January 31, 2007 10:44 PM | Link to this

KSShake did ya notice that the Title of the coloumn stated fro Gwinnett?

By Larry Hartstein | Tuesday, January 30, 2007, 11:21 AM

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Here’s my all-freshman team for Gwinnett

Jeez… pay attention to what you are reading and comenting on. Write Curtis Bunn and ask him to do an all freshman team for Dekalb. Bet you won’t get anyone from Gwinnett complaining that they were left out.

By T.Brown

February 7, 2007 05:41 PM | Link to this

I think you are right one the money with your selection of Brianna Jordan! She will be a face to watch she is very talented! I konw she is Brian Jordans daughter but I believe she may have recieved some of her basketball talent from her mother, who played D1 college ball! At any rate she has proven to be really good whatever her last name is! GO BRIANNA ?? !

By KShake

February 8, 2007 10:02 AM | Link to this

I know it says Gwinnett and I really don’t care. I believe in COMPLETE coverage of the teams and players in the ENTIRE metro area and I get sick of Gwinnett getting this special indvidual county spotlight ALL of the time, in EVERY sport. Whenever there’s a chance to add on or bring others some attention I’m going to do it. Even when it means giving 3 kids (from the city) that I know and coached against, some attention and publicity they deserve just as much as the girls they mentioned, cause I know they’re just as good.