BOYS BASKETBALL

JADON YEH

Jadon Yeh left White County as perhaps the best to ever suit up for the Warriors. The guard had incredible court vision, and was a go-to scorer who could hit long-range, mid-range, or at the cup. He also was great at distributing and setting others up for success. Yeh finished with 1,836 career points, 536 rebounds, 308 assists, 199 steals, and a BLITZ Player of the Year award and Region Player of the Year award (twice) to go with 3 All-State selections in 4 years. He guided the Warriors to a region title his senior season, and had 101 total starts for White County. He averaged 24.4 points, 6.8 boards, 3.7 assists, 1.9 steals, and 0.5 blocks per game in his senior year of 2022-23, and took his talent to nearby Truett McConnell University. (1,186 votes)

TY NAILS

Ty Nails has a name that actually personifies his abilities on the court. Tough! The guard left Stephens County as the all-time leading scorer with 1,677 points, and had 600 rebounds and 300 assists as well. Nails was a 2-time All-State selection, and 3-time All-Region. (886 votes)

ANFERNEE HANNA

Anfernee Hanna, named appropriately after Penny Hardaway, was a do-it-all talent who left Tallulah Falls as one of its best-ever talents. From thunderous breakaway dunks to acrobatic 3-point plays, Hanna was also an electric defender with shot-blocking skills. He dished out his fair share of assists, and hauled in 620 rebounds. He is one of only two 1,000-point, 600-rebound players in TFS history. Hanna averaged 17 points and 8.7 rebounds per game as a junior and 18.8 and 8.1 as a senior. He finished with 1,203 points, 620 rebounds, 124 assists, 97 steals, 32 blocks, 273 free throws made, and 445 field goals made in his stellar career, and was an All-State selection both preseason and postseason. Hanna initially went on to play at Motlow State Community College. (12 votes – Producer’s Pass)