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Springwood’s Shalexia Little has been named the AISA Girls Basketball Player of the Year by the Alabama Sports Writers’ Association.

The award is well-deserved after an incredibly successful senior year. Little led her team to a state championship this year and has signed on to play collegiately at the University of Montevallo.

During her final year as a Wildcat, Little totaled 422 points for a 20-point-per-game average. She also had 141 rebounds and 35 assists. She was also named to the All-Tournament team following the state championship and was an AISA all-star.

See all the honorees below:

MISS BASKETBALL

Ace Austin, Spring Garden

MR. BASKETBALL

DeWayne Brown, Hoover

 

SUPER ALL-STATE

(top 5 players regardless of classification)

Girls

Ace Austin, Spring Garden (Miss Basketball)

Saniya Jackson, Park Crossing

Lani Smallwood, Albertville

Belle Hill, Mars Hill Bible

Shila Marks, Lauderdale Co.

Boys

DeWayne Brown, Hoover (Mr. Basketball)

J.D. Gossett, Huntsville

Salim London, Hoover

Jacoby Hill, Central-Phenix City

Austin Coner, Pinson Valley

 

GIRLS PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

7A: Lani Smallwood, Albertville

6A: Saniya Jackson, Park Crossing

5A: Samarian Franklin, Wenonah

4A: Ava McSwain, Good Hope

3A: Belle Hill, Mars Hill Bible

2A: Campbell Barron, Pisgah

1A: Ace Austin, Spring Garden

AISA: Shalexia Little, Springwood

 

BOYS PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

7A: DeWayne Brown, Hoover

6A: Austin Coner, Pinson Valley

5A: EJ King, Russellville

4A: Milton Jones Jr., Fairfield

3A: Skyler Stovall, Montgomery Academy

2A: Danilo Stojakovic, Tuscaloosa Academy

1A: Jayden Parks, Brantley

AISA: Deshawn Hall, Valiant Cross