GHSA Season Preview: Player Rankings 2022
As the 2020-21 GHSA high school basketball season quickly approaches we will breakdown each classification based on our updated player rankings, highlighting the Top 100.
Class 4A
Extending all the way through our complete 2022 rankings since only three juniors cleared the Top 100, Class 4A places seven players in the Top 153. The classification is wide open and with No. 9 Kaleb BanksKalebBanks6'7" | SFFayette County | 2022StateGA being the highest ranked player, Fayette County has to have designs on a deep playoff run. The Spalding transfer was Co-Region Player of the Year and has picked up numerous D-I offers over the summer. Not many people in Metro Atlanta know about No. 21 Domonik HendersonDomonikHenderson6'3" | SFMonroe | 2022StateGA yet, but he’s an elite on-ball defender with an endless motor. For Monroe to be a factor in Region 1 after losing Marius EllisMariusEllis6'3" | SFWestover | 2021FL to Westover, Henderson will have to carry the load on both ends of the floor. Cedar Shoals and Perry both have two players apiece in the rankings. No. 62 Kashik BrownKashikBrown5'9" | PGCedar Shoals | 2022StateGA and No. 136 Jerdavian ColbertJerdavianColbert5'8" | CGCedar Shoals | 2022StateGA are a pair of undersized guards that came up big during Cedar Shoals’
GHSA Season Preview: Player Rankings 2022
As the 2020-21 GHSA high school basketball season quickly approaches we will breakdown each classification based on our updated player rankings, highlighting the Top 100.
Class 4A
Extending all the way through our complete 2022 rankings since only three juniors cleared the Top 100, Class 4A places seven players in the Top 153. The classification is wide open and with No. 9
Kaleb BanksKalebBanks6'7" | SFFayette County | 2022StateGA being the highest ranked player, Fayette County has to have designs on a deep playoff run. The Spalding transfer was Co-Region Player of the Year and has picked up numerous D-I offers over the summer. Not many people in Metro Atlanta know about No. 21
Domonik HendersonDomonikHenderson6'3" | SFMonroe | 2022StateGA yet, but he’s an elite on-ball defender with an endless motor. For Monroe to be a factor in Region 1 after losing
Marius EllisMariusEllis6'3" | SFWestover | 2021FL to Westover, Henderson will have to carry the load on both ends of the floor. Cedar Shoals and Perry both have two players apiece in the rankings. No. 62
Kashik BrownKashikBrown5'9" | PGCedar Shoals | 2022StateGA and No. 136
Jerdavian ColbertJerdavianColbert5'8" | CGCedar Shoals | 2022StateGA are a pair of undersized guards that came up big during Cedar Shoals’ run to the Class 5A State Championship where they lost 57-44 to Dutchtown. Brown had a great summer scoring the ball and will likely see the offense run through him. Perry has physical football players in No. 102
Daequan WrightDaequanWright6'4" | SFPerry | 2022StateGA and No. 125
Curtis HeadCurtisHead6'3" | SGPerry | 2022StateGA. Wright is a bruising 6-foot-4 wing that crashes the glass and finishes through contact while Head is tough defender. There are concerns about No. 105
Malaki StarksMalakiStarks6'3" | SFJefferson | 2022GA not playing basketball this year. The five-star football athlete would be an enormous blow for last year’s Class 3A State Runner-up.
2022
9.
Kaleb BanksKalebBanks6'7" | SFFayette County | 2022StateGA – Fayette County
21.
Domonik HendersonDomonikHenderson6'3" | SFMonroe | 2022StateGA – Monroe
62.
Kashik BrownKashikBrown5'9" | PGCedar Shoals | 2022StateGA – Cedar Shoals
102.
Daequan WrightDaequanWright6'4" | SFPerry | 2022StateGA – Perry
105.
Malaki StarksMalakiStarks6'3" | SFJefferson | 2022GA – Jefferson
125.
Curtis HeadCurtisHead6'3" | SGPerry | 2022StateGA – Perry
136.
Jerdavian ColbertJerdavianColbert5'8" | CGCedar Shoals | 2022StateGA – Cedar Shoals
