MADDIE FUTCH

Maddie Futch, playing for a White County team that facilitated the ball and churned over the lineup so much that it was hard to rack up stats, still put up some great numbers. She was just shy of 1,000 points at 954, and had over 600 rebounds while shooting nearly 50% from the floor. She averaged 14 PPG and 8 RPG, and was the Region POY in 2020-21, and was an All-State selection. Futch was great at the line (79% as a senior), and shot 56% from the field as a senior with 14.7 PTS and 8.3 REB from the forward spot that year. She went on to play at Emmanuel. (232 votes)

KYLIE WATKINS

Perhaps one of the best to ever play at White County in girls basketball, Kylie Watkins was dominant and nothing short of that. The Piedmont signee scored 1,399 points while ripping down 756 boards and notching 226 assists, 225 steals, and a ridiculous 181 blocks while shooting 50%. She averaged 15 PPG and 7 RPG overall, and was good for 17 PTS and 8 RPG as a senior and 13.7 PTS and 7.2 REB as a junior. She was a multi All-State and All-Region pick, and was the BLITZ POY in 2024-25. (349 votes)

CANDACE WILLIAMS

Candace Williams might be the best from Union County. The guard scored 1,601 points, averaging 21 PTS in her career. That includes going for 24 PPG as a senior and 21 PPG as a junior. She scored 1,601 without playing her freshman year (injured), and as a senior was the only player left from a 20-win team the year prior. She carried the team on her back all the way to a shocking region title. (16 votes; Producer’s Pass)