1 in Nevada and completed their heavy national schedule 6-2 against out-of-state teams with wins over St. Westlake rebounded the next day to defeat Spring Valley (NV) (14-2) 61-44, Spring Valley is ranked No.

When the latest rankings are released later this week it’s not sure if the Lady Lions will be in them after a 73-61 loss to Centennial (NV) (8-5)- ranked No.2 in Nevada, snapped their win streak in the first of two games at the Big West Shootout. The Girls Max Prep National Top 25 has been quirky most of the season with drastic movements week after week. Westlake (GA) (16-2) is currently ranked 17th in Max Preps Top 25 and were riding an 11-game winning streak entering the Big West Shootout in Las Vegas last weekend. It’s time ot take a look at these two and others from Georgia as we enter the heart of region lay ahead of the region and state tournaments. Each have highly talented rosters and deep schedules both nationally and in-state. Westlake and Lovejoy have been holding the flag this season nationally for Georgia girls basketball. Lovejoy’s four losses this season are by a combined 15 points and they have posted a 2-2 OOS record. Lovejoy is now tied for first with Forest Park region 4-6A heading in the final week of the regular season. Lovejoy (GA) (20-4), the only other Georgia team nationally ranked this season, fell out of the rankings two weeks ago and have loss three of their last four games to Hoover (AL) (27-1), National Christian Academy (MD) (18-6) and Forest Park (GA) (19-5). Junior Briana Turnage and senior Lydia Freeman (Georgia Southern) are also key pieces for Westlake. The Lady Lions are the heavy favorite to repeat as Georgia 7A state champions are led by juniors Raven Johnson (14.8ppg 5.0rpg 4.0apg 4.5spg) and sophomore sensation Ta’Niya Latson (15.7ppg 2.4rpg 2.1apg 2.9stl). Westlake, who has not loss to a Georgia opponent this season and has a victory over 6A favorite Lovejoy (GA), will complete the regular season against Campbell this weekend before the region tournament next week. Sacred Heart (KY) is currently ranked No. Westlake won 11 in a row after the Paul VI loss including victories over Bradley Central (TN) (19-3), Sacred Heart (KY) (18-1) and Spring Valley (NV) (19-5) before falling to Centennial (NV) (16-6).

24 in the latest Max Preps Top 25 national rankings. The girls rankings this year have been up and down and really weighing head-to-head tightly no matter how the team that loss the head-to-head has played throughout the season. Westlake (21-2) has been tied to the hip of Paul VI (VA) (19-3) since losing to them 67-58 in the the fifth game of the season.

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