El Dorado Springs girls basketball guard Macie Mays voted SBLive’s Missouri High School Athlete of the Week

Congratulations to El Dorado Springs girls basketball guard Macie Mays for being voted SBLive’s Missouri High School Athlete of the Week for March 7-13!

Congratulations to El Dorado Springs girls basketball guard Macie Mays for being voted SBLive’s Missouri High School Athlete of the Week for March 7-13!

The junior guard had a team-high 15 points in addition to four rebounds and four assists during the Bulldogs’ 46-44 win over Stafford in the Class 3 semifinals.

If you would like to nominate an athlete, please email athleteoftheweek@scorebooklive.com or message us on Twitter or Instagram at @sblivemiz.

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Here are the other athletes who were nominated for March 7-13:

Monet Witherspoon, John Burroughs girls basketball

Witherspoon went 10-for-14 en route to a game-high 25 points to lead John Burroughs to a 53-42 win over Francis Howell Central in the Class 4 quarterfinals.

Cam Lee, Duchesne boys basketball

Lee led the Pioneers with 12 points, six rebounds and six assists despite a 56-53 loss to Charleston in the Class 3 semifinals on March 10.

Ellie Paloucek, Webster Groves girls basketball

Paluoucek, a senior guard, had a game-high 15 points during Webster Groves’ 41-27 win over Cape Girardeau Notre Dame in the Class 5 quarterfinals.

Austin Schwebach, Stanberry boys basketball

Despite a 71-45 loss to South Iron in the Class 1 title game, the senior used the final game of his high school career to notch a 17-point, 12-rebound double-double.

Kiley Duchardt, St. Joseph’s girls basketball

Duchardt, a senior forward, had 13 points, eight rebounds and five blocks to help St. Joseph’s beat Jackson 41-37 in the Class 6 quarterfinals.

Matt Enright, Webster Groves boys basketball

Enright matched his career high with 29 points during the Statesmen’s 75-65 win over Cape Girardeau in the Class 5 quarterfinals.

Brooklyn Rhodes, Whitfield girls basketball

Whitfield used a 44-27 win over Warrenton to reach the Class 5 semifinals, and Rhodes was a crucial part in that with a game-high 17 points.

Stevie Winston, Lift for Life boys basketball

Despite a season-ending 59-46 loss to New Madrid County Central, Winston notched his first double-double of the season with a team-high 15 points and 11 rebounds.

Ayden Shannon, Wellington-Napoleon girls basketball

The senior guard was 7-for-16 with 20 points, six rebounds and three assists during a 52-31 win over Ellington on March 12.

Larry Hughes Jr., CBC boys basketball

Hughes, a senior guard, did a little bit of everything during CBC’s 53-40 win over SLUH in the Class 6 quarterfinals with 9 points, seven rebounds, an assist, steal and block.

Lauren Burright, St. Joseph Benton girls basketball

The senior forward scored a team-high 15 points to help lead the Cardinals to a 48-35 win over St. Pius X and into the Class 4 semifinals.

Drenin Dinkins, South Iron boys basketball

Dinkins, a senior, used a game-high 34 points to push South Iron to a 71-45 win over Stanberry in the Class 1 title game.

Destiny Buerge, Carl Junction girls basketball

Buerge, a junior, had 24 points, five rebounds and three assists despite a season-ending 55-46 loss to West Plains last Saturday.

Jotham Daniels, Chaminade boys basketball

Daniels scored a game-high 24 points while draining five 3-pointers during the Red Devils’ 57-37 win over Fort Zumwalt South in the Class 5 quarterfinals.

Maggie Collins, Platte Valley girls basketball

Collins, a sophomore, had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds during Platte Valley’s 45-37 win over Leeton in the Class 1 semifinals.

Kristian Davis, Cardinal Ritter boys basketball

Davis, a senior guard, was everywhere with 8 points, seven rebounds, and a pair of assists during the Lions’ dominant 67-47 win over St. Dominic in the Class 5 quarterfinals.

Trey Williams Jr., Vashon boys basketball

Williams Jr., a freshman, nailed five 3-pointers en route to a team-high 15 points to help lead Vashon to a 69-44 win over Mexico in the Class 4 quarterfinals.

Charlize Broaden, St. Joseph Central girls basketball

Broaden, a junior, had a team-high 16 points and was one of only two Central players who scored more than 5 points during the Indians’ 47-37 loss to Blue Springs South in the Class 6 quarterfinals.

Fletravion Stanback, Charleston boys basketball

After a season-worst performance in the semifinals, the junior bounced back with a game-high 25 points to lead Charleston to a 58-56 win over Lafayette County in the Class 3 title game.