Best A Girls team to win gold ball

[Myteamisonthefloor]

Just thinking back through recent memory here there have been some pretty special single A teams and players that have won the Gold ball in the last 10 years. You have Chloe (IU) and Tess (UT) from greenfield who both are playing division one basketball, Carly weathers (AL) and company, the McKenzie team that won back to back and last year shot 11/14 in the championship game from 3, Gibson county had a year in there as well as a few others I'm sure I'm missing. I know this is one of those arguments like Jordan vs Kobe but I think it would be interesting to seed the field and simulate who would win (based on how good they were the year they won it, not anything before or after.) I'm curious your opinions of which of those teams were the best as they've all been very, very good basketball teams. 

[pioneer42]

Clarkrange, Bradford, Gleason and Pickett County had some great teams over the years. 

[Khall555]

1995 Clarkrange was the best team I ever saw in single A

[BIGPURPLEMACHINE]

There was a Middleton team that went 37-0 that was pretty darn tough. 

[TLowns]

1 hour ago, BIGPURPLEMACHINE said:

There was a Middleton team that went 37-0 that was pretty darn tough. 

That was back when Chelsey Perry was there... she went onto UT-Martin and played in the WNBA and recently tore her ACL. She is working her way back from that.

Middleton went undefeated that year, and was undefeated the following year until Gibson County knocked them off in the semifinals of the state tournament. I would've enjoyed seeing that state championship Middleton team versus the Greenfield team with Tess and Chloe. That Middleton team was long and athletic.

[blitzinbuc]

If you go back to the early 90's, Meigs' girls won 2 state championships in 3 years and sent two players to Georgia and one to Tennessee. 

[tradertwo]

Bradford 3-peated in the mid nineties with two Miss Basketball winers on the floor...announcer Bill Haney commented that they were the best team in the tournament, regardless of classification.