Wesleyan senior Aysia McKenzie has accepted a basketball scholarship offer from King College.  A four-year varsity basketball player, McKenzie is entering her fourth season as Wesleyan's starting point guard.   She has helped lead the Lady Wolves to two state basketball championships and a state runner up finish in her three varsity seasons.  She joins teammates Erin Hall (Wake Forest) and Logan Morris (Wofford) in committing early to an NCAA basketball program.  King is located in Bristol, TN and is an NCAA Division II school.   McKenzie accepted King's offer after considering offers ffom Newberry and North Carolina-Pembroke.  She becomes the 14th Wesleyan girls player to receive a college scholarship to play basketball.  Congratulations Aysia on your college choice!

Wesleyan senior Logan Morris has accepted a basketball scholarship offer from Wofford College.  A four-year varsity basketball player, Morris is entering her third season as a starter.   She has helped lead the Lady Wolves to two state basketball championships, earning All-Region honors last season, when she averaged 7 points, 3.5 rebounds and 2.5 steals.  Morris, who maintains a 3.2 GPA, also was being recruited by the University of Georgia fastpitch softball program as an invited walk-on.   She joins teammate Erin Hall (Wake Forest) in committing early to a Division I basketball program.  Wofford, located in Spartanburg, SC, is a member of the Southern Conference whose members include Appalachian State, The Citadel, Elon, Furman, Georgia Southern, Samford, Tennessee-Chattanooga and Western Carolina.   Morris becomes the 13th Wesleyan girls player to receive a college scholarship to play basketball.  Below is the complete list of Wesleyan girls basketball scholarship receipients.  Congratulations Logan on your college choice!

Anne Marie Armstrong finished her Wesleyan career with 2,128 points which ranks her seventh all time in Gwinnett County.   She joins 2004 Wesleyan grad Nikki Luckhurst in the top 10.

The rise of Wesleyan's girl's basketball program has been meteoric to say the least...six state championships in 12 years of existence.  Wesleyan currently ranks tied for fifth in all-time state girls basketball championships won in Georgia history.  To give perspective to this accomplishment, the list of all-time girls basketball state championships won is listed below.  None have been accumulated as quickly as those won by the Lady Wolves.  This is an attestment to the dedication of Coach Azar,  her staff and her players throughout the years.  Congratulations to all who have been associated with the Wesleyan program over the past 12 years for these outstanding achievements.

Wesleyan rising senior Erin Hall has decided to continue her education and basektball career at Wake Forest University.  She gave the school a verbal committment  last week after gaining attention from several Division I schools including Georgia Tech, Princeton, Vanderbilt, Virginia and Tulane.  "My parents and I sat down and went through what I wanted in a college," Hall said in an interview with the Gwinnett Daily Post.  "I didn't want to go to a huge school with 100 people in a class.  I wanted a smaller school, but one that was still Division I and good with athletics and academically strong, too."  The 5-foot-9 senior averaged 14.4 points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.3 steals per game last season as Wesleyan went 29-4, won its second straight state title and finished the season ranked No. 35 in the country by ESPN.  "It's great for Erin to go this big," Wesleyan coach Jan Azar said.  "I think it says a lot about her.  I've not seen too many players - boys or girls - who are as good a shooter as she is.  Wake's been on her from the beginning.  They've gotten to know her and she knows them well.  I think it's an excellent fit."  Erin will become the first Wesleyan player to receive a basketball scholarship to a school in the Atlantic Coast Conference which is considered one of the top conferences in the country for womens basketball.  The Demon Decons are coming off a 21-11 season in which the team earned its second Women's NIT berth in five years.  With her verbal commitment to Wake Forest, Erin becomes the 12th Wesleyan girls player to receive a college scholarship to play basketball.  Below is the complete list of Wesleyan girls basketball scholarship receipients.  Congratulations Erin on your college choice!