TSSAA 3A All-State Tournament Team

As you all know, the last game of the 2024-25 season has come and gone. Two days ago, we touched on who made the TSSAA All-State tournament team based on their play in Murfreesboro. Today, we will continue to discuss those players from the 3A classification who stood out and made the list from the tournament.    She's the MVP of the 3A classification and she stepped up for her club in a big-time way throughout the tournament. She tallied 43 total points, 34 rebounds, 4 assists, 4 steals, and had 3 blocks over the course of 3 games. Those numbers gave her the nod as she helped Heritage capture the trophy this year. Chloe was a rock star and got in done in the painted area. Her presents on the floor especially on the boards gave her team an edge as they went on to winning state. Keep your eye out on this young lady as she continues to climb the charts and be force to be reckoned with.     A tremendous athlete that just plays with a motor. Can score it from multiple spots, but it's what she does with the ball in her hands that tips the scale. She gets after it on both ends of the floor. She can lockdown defensively, then turn around and go get you a bucket. A solid talent who will continue to grow throughout the rest of her high school career.     The Lady Bearcats of Cincinnati are getting a steal in this prospect. Her ability to attack is amazing. She plays fast and fierce, getting to favorable spots to unleash that stellar jumper of hers. She is a tough opponent to guard because she can create off the bounce and exploit a defender. Has a great court presence and and get down hill to finish or hit an open teammate. She too thrives on the defensive end, where she gets deflections and steals. A solid kid who is a top notch player.     Super tough kid who is all about scoring the basketball. Plays with a lot of energy and effort, she can break down her defender and shoot off the bounce, uitlize screens and change her pace on her way into a shot, or just go score it in the paint. My point, she is a lethal 3 level scoring threat that gets after it. She too thrives on the defensive end as well. Her length posses as a threat to opponents. This kid is phenomenal and is someone to keep tabs on for sure.     Solid perimeter player who plays the game full of passion. No matter what is needed, it seems as if she is willing to stick her nose in there to get the job done. She is a go-getter who can score on the perimeter or within. Add her ability to box out solidly and go get rebounds, her stats are always high consistently. She had a tremendous season and contributed to a special one that will be remembered.     A very scrappy guard who is active. Doesn't matter the size or attributes of her opponent, Jordan played fearlessly and found a way to always be in a scoring position. She is a heady ball player who competes until there is nothing left in the tank. She can score front he arc, penetrate to get a paint touch, knock down the mid-range jumper, and shoot from the free-throw line, making them consistently. She has nice footwork where she keeps her opponent in front while playing defense. She had a tremendous year and one that will definitely be remembered for years to come.     A talented big whose game keeps growing and growing. Though her team came up short, this opportunity will serve as a valuable experience that will catapult into a run next season. This kid is a warrior and I know for a fact she will be getting back into that lab and fine tuning her game. She is already a tough presence around the blocks. She comfortable in the mid-range area as well. Now that her face up game is better, she is becoming even more lethal as she has added counter moves along the way. Keep an eye out for this kid. She is a tough ball player who is solid on both ends of the floor.     Such a great high school career where records and milestones were broken. She also helped lead the charge in her ball team capturing a state title. MTSU has a gem on her hands as she plays the game with a passion. She's poise with the ball in her hands, can score from all 3 levels, defends, makes timely assists, she's an all around package whose game can fit into any system. The ultimate competitor who is a selfless leader.     Always seems to be in the right spot at the right time. A young guard who competes and just gets after it. Can score from the perimeter, score from within, but it's her instincts and intangibles that can't be taught that separate her from most. She's contributes in all phases of the game. Look for her to kick it up a notch even more next season as her role increases. She'll be ready thrive in it because she is built like that.     Athletic wing that can do a multitude of things. Score from all 3 levels, use her athleticism to exploit an opponent, rebound the basketball, just anything workmanslike, she does and owns the opportunity. She's determined and hungry, willing to do whatever it takes to help her team win. Plays with an exceptional motor. Look for her stock to continue to rise as her ball club looks to run it back next season with her at the helm.

As you all know, the last game of the 2024-25 season has come and gone. Two days ago, we touched on who made the TSSAA All-State tournament team based on their play in Murfreesboro. Today, we will continue to discuss those players from the 3A classification who stood out and made the list from the tournament.