The AL.com last energy 10 ranks the greatest girls baseball groups when you look at the state irrespective of class.
State champions take over the positioning, but non-champs that are several the best.
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10. COLLINSVILLE (29-3)
The skinny: The Panthers grabbed their very very very first girls name, downing defending Class 2A champ Cold Springs behind MVP Brittany Rivera.
PICTURE: MVP Collinsville’s Brittany Rivera passes the ball through the AHSAA Class 2A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Friday, Feb. 28, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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9. ANNISTON (29-3)
The skinny: The Bulldogs won their very first girls name for advisor Eddie Bullock, who dropped short in six past trips towards the last four in Birmingham.
PICTURE: Anniston mentor Eddie Bullock leads their players to your trophy following the success over Deshler through the AHSAA Class 4A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Friday, Feb. 28, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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8. PISGAH (31-3)
The thin: Pisgah attained its 3rd championship that is straight eighth in college history, winning after losing eight seniors from this past year’s name group, including skip Basketball lavalife Annie Hughes.
PICTURE: Pisgah celebrates its 3rd right name after beating T.R. Miller throughout the AHSAA Class 3A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Friday, Feb. 28, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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7. MADISON ACADEMY (31-5)
The skinny: The Mustangs won for their 4th straight name game, but dropped short when it comes to 2nd right period since going as much as Class 5A after winning two straight in Class 4A.
PICTURE: Madison Academy’s Jaden Langford shoots against Charles Henderson’s Samira Moore during the AHSAA Class 5A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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6. MCADORY (28-8)
The skinny: The Yellow Jackets, led by Jamya Tyus and her 2,100-plus profession points, won towards the college’s first name game before falling to Hazel Green when you look at the Class 6A championship.
PICTURE: McAdory’s Jamya Tyus directs the offense because called by coach Scott Blair against Hazel Green throughout the AHSAA Class 6A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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5. RAMSAY (26-5)
The skinny: rated # 1 in Class 5A, the Rams dropped to Charles Henderson in local action, but beat Hoover and handed Hazel Green its only two losings associated with the period.
PICTURE: Ramsay’s Keiara Griffin searches for a teammate against Charles Henderson during AHSAA Class 5A Southeast Regional semifinal basketball at Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery, Ala., on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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4. CHARLES HENDERSON (29-0)
The skinny: The Class 5A state winner Trojans will be the 23rd girls group in AHSAA history to complete undefeated with a name, becoming the initial undefeated champ since LeFlore in 2016.
PICTURE: Charles Henderson’s Samira Moore rebounds against Madison Academy’s Destinee McGhee throughout the AHSAA Class 5A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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3. HAZEL GREEN (35-2)
The thin: Class 6A champion Hazel Green won its 3rd right name behind MVP Farrah Pearson, whom assisted the Trojans overcome a two-point 4th quarter deficit with six right points.
PICTURE: Hazel Green events to seize its 3rd straight trophy after beating McAdory throughout the AHSAA Class 6A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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2. HOOVER (31-3)
The skinny: The class that is defending state champions fell in short supply of winning their 3rd name in four years, the quest hurt considerably when leading scorer Aniya Hubbard had been hurt when you look at the regional final.
PICTURE: Hoover’s Madison Adamson rebounds against Spain Park’s Mackenzie Culpepper throughout the AHSAA Class 7A championship game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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1. SPAIN PARK (32-4)
The skinny: The Jaguars won their second Class 7A name in 3 years led by MVP and Georgia signee Sarah Ashlee Barker — she assisted the group to 3 for the previous four name games and it is among the leading prospects when it comes to state’s Miss Basketball.
PICTURE: Spain Park’s Sarah Ashlee Barker shoots against McGill-Toolen’s Destiny younger during an AHSAA Class 7A semifinal game at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Ala., on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020. (Dennis Victory | preps@al.com)
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