Honor roll
Jalen Bowens, Johnson: Scored 13 points in a loss Monday and 11 points in a win Tuesday.
Shaquan Cantrell, Gainesville: Scored 13 points in a win Monday, nine points in a loss Wednesday and 11 points in a win Thursday.
Cara Chilton, Flowery Branch: Scored 12 points in a loss Monday, 14 points in a win Tuesday and 10 points in a win Wednesday.
Rudy DeAza, Flowery Branch: Scored 18 points in a win Monday.
Mikalyn DeFoor, Gainesville: Scored 13 points in a win Monday and 20 points in a loss Thursday.
Tyler Dominy, Dawson County: Scored 21 points Monday and 21 points Tuesday in two wins.
J.C. Hampton, East Hall: Scored 13 points in a win Monday, 19 points in a win Wednesday and 17 points in a win Thursday.
James Hodges, Flowery Branch: Scored 24 points in a win Monday.
Matt Hollis, Johnson: Scored 22 points in a loss Monday, 33 points in a win Tuesday and 17 points in a loss Wednesday.
Morgan Jackson, East Hall: Scored 12 points in a win Monday, 16 points in a win Tuesday and 12 points in a win Thursday.
Jasmine Jenkins, East Hall: scored 15 in a win Monday, nine in a win Tuesday and 18 in a win Thursday.
Amber Johnson, West Hall: Scored 18 points in a loss Monday.
Cole Morgan, Chestatee: Scored 23 points in a loss Tuesday.
Ty Odem, Johnson: Scored 12 points in a win Tuesday and 10 points in a loss Wednesday.
Keelan Passmore, Chestatee: Scored 12 points in a loss Monday, 25 in a loss Tuesday and 19 in a loss Wednesday.
Austin Pearson, Lakeview Academy: Scored 10 points in a loss Monday, 14 points in a loss Tuesday and 19 points in a win Wednesday.
Dre Pou, West Hall: Scored 10 points in a loss Monday, 14 points in a win Tuesday and 11 points in a win Thursday.
Brooke Reed, West Hall: Scored 14 points in a loss Monday and 10 points in a loss Wednesday.
Peyton Robertson, Chestatee: Scored 20 points in a win over North Hall on Tuesday.
Mary Kate Rushton, North Hall: Scored 16 points in a win Monday, 20 points in a loss Tuesday and 16 points in a win Thursday.
Ke’Odric Sadler, Gainesville: Scored 16 points in a loss Wednesday.
Caitlin Sloan, Johnson: Scored 15 points in a loss on Tuesday.
Ethan Smith, North Hall: Scored 15 points in a win Monday and 17 points in a win Wednesday.
Shunquez Stephens, West Hall: Scored 19 points in a loss Monday, 16 in a win Tuesday and 22 in a win Thursday.
Tavia Sykes, Flowery Branch: Scored 11 points in a loss Monday, 17 points in a win Tuesday and 21 points in a win Wednesday.
Javez Warren, Gainesville: Scored 15 points in a win Monday, 12 points in a loss Wednesday and nine points in a win Thursday.
Rebecca Webster, Gainesville: Scored 17 points in a win Monday and 12 points in a loss Tuesday.
Jackson Wells, Lakeview Academy: Scored 10 points in a loss Tuesday and 18 points in a win Wednesday.
Jarquise Young, West Hall: Scored 16 points in a loss Monday, 15 points in a win Tuesday and 19 points in a win Thursday.
Last week in the 51st annual Lanierland Tournament, East Hall’s Kymon Woods got on a roll.
On Monday, in the first round of Lanierland, Woods scored 15 points as the Vikings routed Chestatee 77-41.
Two days later in the semifinals against Gainesville, Woods had arguably his best game of the tournament, scoring 15 points with eight rebounds, three assists and two steals, as East Hall won a close one, 78-77.
And then in the final against North Hall on Thursday night at West Hall High, Woods scored 17 points and the Vikings blew away the Trojans, 76-43, to win their 24th Lanierland Championship and first since 2007.
For his efforts, Woods is The Times Athlete of the Week.
The numbers that Woods put up over the four-day stretch are all the more impressive considering he missed his entire junior season with a knee injury. The senior averaged 17 points per game as sophomore and his absence was noticed in 2009.
Now that the 6-foot-5 wing player is back, East Hall has jumped out to a 6-2 record and is ranked fourth in its new home in Class AA.
With four seniors and four juniors on the team, the Vikings should be competitive at the state level now that they have moved down from Class AAA. East Hall was in Class AA until being moved up to AAA before the 2006-2007 season.
The Vikings have a strong point guard in 6-foot Dre Perry, the senior had seven assists in the Lanierland final, and a solid presence in the paint in senior Sterling Bailey.
Bailey, who is 6-foot-6, had 17 rebounds to go along with 10 points in the win over North Hall. Assisting Bailey in the post area has been the defensive presence of Chaz Cheeks, a 6-foot-4 senior.
With Woods and Joshua Hampton (17 points in the final) on the wing, Perry at the point and Bailey and Cheeks down low, East Hall may have the components necessary to get back to the dominance that saw them play in three straight state championship from 2005-2007 and win the title in 2005.
The Vikings will continue their drive toward the state playoffs today, as they participate in the Upward Classic in Spartanburg, S.C.