The race to become Washtenaw County’s leading girls basketball scorer wasn’t much of a race at all.

Greenhills’ Jackie Oestreich takes this year’s title in a wire-to-wire performance, finished her regular season with 448 points in 18 games for a 24.9 points per game average, which is almost 10 points more than she averaged last season. Oestreich also averaged 14.5 rebounds per game.

The senior forward scored double digits in every game of the season. She topped 30 points on five occasions, including a season-high 42 points Dec. 11 against Novi Franklin Road Christian.

Oestreich has signed to play volleyball at Lake Superior State next season.

Manchester’s McKenna Erkfritz, last year’s AnnArbor.com Player of the Year, is second on the list with 15.0, followed by teammate Taylor Manders at 14.1 points per game.

Girls Leaders

Name, School		Games		Points		PPG
Jackie Oestreich, Greenhills		18		448		24.9
McKenna Erkfritz, Manchester		20		299		15.0
Taylor Manders, Manchester		20		282		14.1
Anika Sproull, Rudolf Steiner		15		201		13.4
Zakiya Wells, Arbor Preparatory		19		253		13.3
Jasmine Jones, Ypsilanti		20		262		13.1
Nastassja Chambers, Arbor Preparatory		20		260		13.0
Dominique Foley, Lincoln		19		245		12.9
Desiree Cougill, Pioneer		18		231		12.8
Riley Singleton, Chelsea		19		240		12.6

Boys Leaders

Name, School		Games		Points		PPG
Jason Houle, Gabriel Richard		17		380		22.4
Andrew Khouri, Greenhills		13		276		21.2
C.J. Turnage, Milan		20		381		19.1
Reece Dils, Saline		18		311		17.3
Mathias Donat, Washtenaw Christian		16		264		16.5
Daquanta Brown, Willow Run		18		289		16.1
Jibreel Hussein, Pioneer		18		268		15.8
Kamari Davis, Gabriel Richard		16		252		15.8
Latin Davis, Milan		20		275		13.8
Ben Hadlock, Rudolf Steiner		19		251		13.2

Willow Run to host “one last shot”

Willow Run is inviting back all former Flyers basketball players and coaches to take part in a ceremony commemorating the last game in program history March 1.

The event, dubbed “One Last Shot,” will bring together alumni for a reunion and halftime ceremony. The district is merging with Ypsilanti starting over the summer, bringing the end to the basketball program after nearly 50 years.

The school is asking former players to register in the cafeteria between 6 and 7 p.m. the night of the game. Admission will be free for former players and coaches, who will be honored at halftime.

The Flyers will be hosting Detroit Community in a 7 p.m. matchup. A win would give Willow Run a share of the Michigan Metro Athletic Conference title.

Turnage, Manders score 1,000th point

Just before the end of the season, two more area players have hit the 1,000-point milestone.

Milan forward C.J. Turnage hit the 1,000 point mark Friday in his team’s regular season finale, while Manders did it Monday in the Dutch’s district opener.

Turnage scored a career-high 28 points Friday against Monroe Jefferson to become the fourth player in Milan history to reach the mark. That list includes Turnage’s uncle Stan Joplin, Milan’s career scoring leader with 1,501 points from 1972-75. Turnage signed with Saginaw Valley State in the spring.

Manders scored the first two buckets of Manchester’s win over Greenhills, hitting 1,000 points on the second one. She finished the game with 14 points.

Five area players have now hit the 1,000-point mark this season, after McKenna Erkfritz, Oestreich and Greenhills’ Andrew Khouri.

Skyline’s Young, team manager play senior night

Skyline managed to get all of its seniors involved in its senior night game Friday against Tecumseh -- whether they’re on the active roster or not.

Senior Allison Young, who played in every varsity game of Skyline’s first two seasons, had shoulder surgery after the second game of the year, and missed the following 17 games.

But in her team’s last regular-season game of the season, Young was able to suit up one more time for the Eagles.

Skyline coach Keith Wade also found minutes for Jayla Sims, a four-year team equipment manager, who played in her first game.

“That was the highlight of the night,” Wade said.

Kyle Austin covers sports for AnnArbor.com. He can be reached at kyleaustin@annarbor.com or 734-623-2535. Follow him on Twitter @KAustin_AA.