Girls Basketball: Cast your vote for the Play Sheet Sports Player of the Week No. 2

Play Sheet Sports is launching a Player of the Week award!

Each week, players who are a part of winning teams have the opportunity to be nominated from schools in Nicholas, Fayette, Greenbrier, Raleigh, Monroe, Summers, Wyoming, Mercer and McDowell counties.

Each week Play Sheet publisher Tyler Jackson and a special guest picker will make their selections for the Player of the Week winner. The poll will then be used as a tiebreaker should the two disagree.

The overall poll winner will still be acknowledged each week for their community’s efforts in pushing their cause.

The nomination process can occur in two ways – coaches of teams that won a game during the week can email a nomination by 10 a.m. on Sunday morning with supporting statistics to Tylerjackson@playsheetsports.com. If a coach has not nominated a player, Play Sheet Sports will select one from each team that submitted a box score or was covered in some capacity during the week.

This week’s poll will close Friday, March 7 at 11:59 p.m.

Harmony Mills, Independence – Mills scored 24 points in a regional game against rival Shady Spring.
Haley Justice, PikeView – Justice had a pair of double-digit scoring efforts including a 16-point, 20-rebound effort against Nicholas County.
Zoey Williams, Beckley – Williams averaged 16 ppg for the Flying Eagles who won their regional opener against Riverside.
Alivia Monroe, Wyoming East – Monroe averaged 12.5 ppg with 15 rebounds against Westside.
Bailee Martin, Summit Christian – Martin averaged 33.3 ppg, earning WVCEA MVP honors with a 42-point performance against Grace Christian.
Adrienne Truman, Nicholas County – Truman scored 25 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as Nicholas County pulled off a road regional upset of PikeView.
Mya Dunlap, James Monroe – Dunlap produced the highest scoring game by any area player this season, scoring 50 in a 96-9 win over Bluefield.
Avery Lilly, Summers County – Lilly scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in a regional win over Midland Trail.
Leah Adkins, Greater Beckley – Adkins scored 23 points as Greater Beckley ousted Mount View to earn a spot in the regional title game.
Brilee Redden, Greenbrier West – Redden scored 10 points, helping Greenbrier West to a win over Richwood in the regionals.
Abbey Honaker, Princeton – Honaker scored 11 points for Princeton which upended Ripley in the regional semis.
Ava Workman, Greenbrier East – Workman scored 18 points and nabbed five steals in Greenbrier East’s regional win over Independence.