Prattville High Guard KeLeigh Mullens Named to Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Roster

Prattville High guard KeLeigh Mullens, a standout for the Lady Lions, was named to the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game roster, Elmore-Autauga News announced on March 4, 2026. The selection places Mullens among a select group recognized as the state’s top high school basketball players.

The honor marks a high-profile moment for Prattville High School and for Autauga County athletics. The Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game roster spot signals statewide recognition for Mullens’s play with the Lady Lions, and the March 4 announcement brought immediate attention to her role on Prattville’s program.

Mullens’s inclusion on the roster is notable for local coaches and youth programs that feed into Prattville High. As a guard for the Lady Lions, Mullens has represented Prattville High School on the court; her All-Star selection now links the school directly to the statewide showcase that highlights top talent from Alabama and neighboring Mississippi.

Elmore-Autauga News published the roster notice on March 4, 2026, making the selection public five days before this report. That local reporting is the first formal confirmation of Mullens’s spot, giving Prattville community leaders, school officials, and teammates a concrete milestone to cite in year-end honors and program promotion.

For Autauga County, Mullens’s roster place offers more than individual recognition. Prattville High’s representation in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game highlights opportunities for female athletes in the county and gives the Lady Lions a visible connection to statewide competition. The selection may also affect how coaches and athletic directors in Autauga County frame future travel, scheduling, and exposure for high school athletes.

KeLeigh Mullens’s naming to the All-Star roster, announced March 4, 2026, is a measurable achievement for the Lady Lions program and for Prattville High School. The recognition ties Mullens and Prattville to the broader network of Alabama-Mississippi high school basketball, and it stands as a milestone for local youth sports as the school moves into off-season planning and next year’s campaigns.