GHSA Class 4A First Team All-State

One of the more productive underclass guards in the state, [player_tooltip player_id='2194638' first='Calvin' last='Goss'] is already carrying a lead guard's load as a sophomore. Averaging nearly 17 points per game and leading Jonesboro in multiple categories, he's proven he can produce night after night. Goss is a confident shot-maker who can heat up quickly—capable of big scoring outings like his 28-point performance in a playoff matchup against St. Pius X. He plays with a scorer's mentality but isn't reckless, showing improving feel as a playmaker. What stands out most is his fearlessness—he doesn't shy away from big moments or big opponents. As his body and decision-making continue to mature, his ceiling climbs. Already an All-State caliber guard as a sophomore, with more coming.     Flat-out killer. [player_tooltip player_id='2046360' first='Harris' last='Reynolds'] is one of the most complete and dominant guards in Georgia, and his production backs it up at the highest level. The Clemson signee dropped 38 points against North Oconee showcasing his ability to score at all three levels—threes, mid-range, and power finishes at the rim. At 6-5, he brings size, strength and a relentless scoring mentality. He gets to the line at a high rate and converts, going 14-of-15 from the stripe in that same outing. But it's not just scoring—he's wired to win. His unselfish assist to [player_tooltip player_id='2425856' first='Westin' last='Keppen'] with less than a minute to play was the game-winner in against Pace Academy in the state championship. Harris embraces big moments, and plays with an edge that wears opponents down. Physical, skilled and wired competitively, Reynolds checks every box of a high-major guard.     A proven winner with a polished, high-IQ game, [player_tooltip player_id='2046364' first='Justin' last='Wise'] continues to anchor one of the state's most consistent programs. Already a two-time state champion and former Player of the Year, Wise has built a reputation as a guard who delivers when it matters most. He plays with pace and control, rarely rushed, and understands how to manipulate defenses. Can score it, facilitate and lead—true three-level guard with size. His feel stands out; he sees plays before they happen. Competes defensively and isn't afraid of the moment. The résumé is real, and so is the production. High Major programs are all over him.     Different. That's the word that keeps coming up with [player_tooltip player_id='2436946' first='AJ' last='Williams']—and it's backed by everything: production, rankings, and presence. The No. 1 player in the country in the Class of 2028 (across multiple major outlets) , Williams isn't just hype—he's delivering at a ridiculous level. He put up 31 points and nearly 13 rebounds per game this season and has dropped monster outings like 50 points, 18 boards in a single game. At 6-7 with length and fluidity, Williams plays like a guard in a forward's body. He's super smooth off the bounce, creating his own shot with ease and scoring at all three levels. The mid-range is advanced, the handle is tight, and he's comfortable rising up over defenders or getting downhill and finishing through contact. What separates him from most elite scorers is the versatility. He can initiate offense, make reads out of pick-and-roll, and create for others—not just hunt shots. He's shown that ability on the national stage as well, including USA Basketball mini-camp exposure and EYBL play with the [program_tooltip program_id='2078446' first='Georgia' last='Stars']. Defensively, the tools are all there. Length, timing, and rebounding instincts make him impactful on the glass and disruptive across multiple positions. He's not just putting up numbers—he's affecting the game everywhere. And maybe the most telling piece: the moment doesn't faze him. Big stage, big expectations—he produces anyway. Williams isn't just the best sophomore in the country—he's tracking toward being one of the next names out of Georgia to carry real national, high-major star power.      A productive, high-feel forward who consistently impacts winning, [player_tooltip player_id='2380946' first='Carter' last='Higdon'] has been a steady force in a competitive 4A landscape. Named First Team All-State, he's earned recognition as one of the more reliable frontcourt pieces in the classification. Higdon brings size, touch and versatility. He can stretch the floor, score around the rim and rebound his position effectively. Doesn't force offense—plays within the flow and makes smart decisions. Defensively, uses his length well and understands positioning. One of the most improved players in Georgia, turning into a dominant inside-out forward averaging 23 points and 9 rebounds per game. Signed to Navy.