Texas high school girls basketball national stats leaders

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Texas girls basketball players having been putting up some solid numbers all season. MaxPreps breaks down the top five athletes in the state and where they rank nationally in major statistical categories.

Points Per Games
Alexis Morris, Sr., Legacy Christian Academy (Beaumont), No. 11
Morris has been a consistent scorer all season. She's averaging 31.5 points per game, up from 31.3 four weeks ago. The senior has scored 21 or more points in 26 of her team's 28 games.

Chasity Patterson, Sr., North Shore (Houston), No. 26
Patterson is putting in 28.8 points per game. She has just three games under 20 points this season and five games of 40 or more points.

Mystique Womack, So., Marlin – No. 36
In her first year playing varsity basketball, Womack and sprung onto the scene. The sophomore is putting in 27.2 points per game. She's also tallying 5.9 rebounds. 5.4 steals and 4.6 assists.

Carrie Johnson, Fr., Ben Bolt, No. 40
Johnson is leading all freshmen in scoring at 26.9 points per game. The point guard has just two games under 18 points and is coming off a career-high 40 points on Feb. 7.

Alexus Jones, Sr., Grace Prep (Arlington), No. 44
Jones is putting up gaudy stats this season: 26.9 points, 8.8 rebounds, 6.9 steals and 4.2 assists. She's averaged 32.4 points in her last five games.


Rebounds Per Game
Stephani Hernandez, Sr., Ben Bolt, No. 19
Hernandez is pulling down 16.8 rebounds (eight on the offensive glass) per game this season. She has 15 or more in 15 games, including 24 in her most recent contest.

Ariana Taylor, Jr., Wheatley (Houston), No. 48
Taylor, who is averaging 15 rebounds per game, has 23 double-doubles this season. Remarkably, she has registered double-doubles in 18 straight games.

Sydnee Wynn, Sr., Eustace, No. 50
Wynn is sitting at 19 points and 14.9 rebounds per outing this year. There are only two games her senior season where she hasn't pulled down double digits in boards.

Ebbony Cobbins, Jr., Pewitt (Omaha), No. 69
Cobbins has 24 double-doubles this year, fifth best in the country. She has nine games of 16 or more rebounds per game and is averaging 14.7.

Ellie Kittleman, Sr., Juan Diego Academy (Mission), No. 73
Kittleman is grabbing 14.6 rebounds per game. She had three 20-plus board nights in the first 11 games of the season. Assists Per Game
Telisha Brown, Fr., Wheatley (Houston), No. 7
Brown has 10 more assists in 12 games and is averaging 8.7. She has 10 double-doubles and one triple-double this season.

Marissa Banfield, Sr., Westbury Christian (Houston), No. 32
Banfield is averaging 7.1 assists per game, but 8.6 in the last 10 contests. She had three double-doubles in her last five games.

Jasmine Smith, Jr., Kinkaid (Houston), No. 42
Smith is averaging 21.8 points, 6.9 assists, 5.3 steals and 4.5 rebounds per game.

Leah Phelps, So., Temple Christian (Flower Mound), No. 46
Phelps is in the top five in the state in two statistical categories: assists and steals. She is averaging 6.8 steals per game and has four games with 10 or more.

Addison Floyd, Sr., Faith Academy (Marble Falls), No. 74
Floyd has seven double-digit assist games and is averaging 6.3. She had 17 assists in a win on Jan. 20.

Steals Per Game
Leah Phelps, So., Temple Christian (Flower Mound), No. 40
Phelps is a real thief at guard with 7.1 steals per game. She has registered two triple-doubles, including a 26-point, 18-steal and 11-assist game on Jan. 14.

Alexus Jones, Sr., Grace Prep (Arlington), No. 46
Jones is sitting at 6.9 steals per game. She has tallied three double-doubles and two triple-doubles in her last eight games, highlighted by a 31-point, 12-steal and 11-rebound performance.

T'Aira Boyance, So., Cristo Rey Jesuit (Houston), No. 46
Boyance, who is at 6.9 steals per contest, registered her second double-double of the season on Jan. 24.

Jada Freeland, So., Deweyville, No. 55
Freeland is coming off her best game of the season with 14 points, 13 steals and six rebounds in a win on Feb. 3.

Jamion Guilford, Jr., Methodist Children's Home (Waco), No. 76
Guilford has been consistent all season with a 6.3 assist average. Her biggest game came on Dec. 6 when she had 21 points and 15 steals.