Georgia High School Football Daily

Monday, Nov. 16, 2020

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GHSF Daily runs a weekly feature called “Top Performances” each Tuesday. You may make nominations by replying to this email or sending them to us by clicking here. Nominations must be made by Monday and include accurate statistics. Those who make the list also will appear on ajc.com.

GHSF DAILY RANKINGS

Cedar Grove still at No. 1 despite forfeits

Cedar Grove remained the No. 1 team in Class 3A this week despite forfeiting four victories, a mid-week ruling that came to light Friday night. The two-time defending Class 3A champion self-reported using an ineligible player in wins over Milton, Greater Atlanta Christian, Carver of Atlanta and Redan, and their record now stands officially at 1-4.

Cedar Grove must win this week against Sandy Creek to make the playoffs out of Region 5-3A and would go as the region's No. 3 seed. GAC becomes the region champion, and its region winning streak, now at 43, is restored. The ruling also gives Milton an undefeated record of 8-0.

Cedar Grove is the second team this season to remain No. 1 after a forfeit. Valdosta also stayed on top of Class 6A in September after forfeiting its opening win over Warner Robins. Valdosta has lost three games since and now stands at No. 7. Buford in 2012 won a state title after forfeiting two games, and Warner Robins in 2018 was a state runner-up after a forfeit.

Class 7A

1. (1) Grayson (9-0)

Last week: Beat Newton 37-0. Jamal Haynes threw a 79-yard TD pass to Jaden Smith on the second play from scrimmage, then scored minutes later on a punt return, and Grayson led 34-0 at halftime and clinched a region title. Next: Playoffs

2. (2) Colquitt County (7-0)

Last week: Beat Tift County 41-0. Colquitt County led only 14-0 at halftime but scored three third-quarter touchdowns. Colquitt had five sacks and held Tift County to 53 total yards. Charlie Pace rushed for 79 yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries. Next: Playoffs

3. (3) Norcross (9-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Archer (6-3)

4. (4) Lowndes (7-1)

Last week: Beat Camden County 28-21. Dominique Marshall had five receptions for 184 yards and two touchdowns. Jacurri Brown passed for a career-high 240 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 110 yards. Lowndes took a 28-14 lead with 7:26 left and held on. Next: Playoffs

5. (5) East Coweta (7-1)

Last week: Game with McEachern canceled. Next: Friday vs. Newnan (9-0)

6. (6) Collins Hill (8-2)

Last week: Beat Mill Creek 28-17. Sam Horn was 25-of-36 passing for 338 yards and three touchdowns. Travis Hunter had 14 receptions for 201 yards and three touchdowns. Collins Hill clinched its first region title since 2013. Next: Playoffs

7. (7) Newnan (9-0)

Last week: Beat Campbell 34-7. Bryson Moss rushed for 121 yards and three touchdowns and caught a 20-yard TD pass. Next: Friday at East Coweta (7-1)

8. (8) Archer (6-3)

Last week: Beat Duluth 43-8. Archer intercepted two passes, one returned 65 yards for a touchdown by Andrew Spearman, and limited Lonnie Ratliff, who entered as the state’s leading passer, to 159 yards. Archer rushed for 290 yards, getting 88 from QB Vashaun Stockmann and 83 from Schmari Campbell. Next: Friday at Norcross (9-0)

9. (9) North Cobb (8-1)

Last week: Beat Marietta 28-26. QB Malachi Singleton scored on a 1-yard run for the winning touchdown with 9:03 left, and North Cobb ran off the final 7:24 on the clock. Singleton rushed for 138 yards on 30 carries and was 12-of-19 passing for 110 yards. North Cobb clinched its first region title since 2013. Next: Friday vs. North Paulding (2-7)

10. (10) Milton (8-0)

Last week: Beat Woodstock 55-21. Jordan McDonald rushed for 204 yards on 13 carries. Devin Farrell was 12-of-20 passing for 218 yards. Milton led 38-14 at halftime. Next: Friday at Cherokee (8-1)

Class 6A

1. (1) Lee County (8-1)

Last week: Beat Valdosta 41-7. Caleb McDowell rushed for 111 yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries. Chauncey Magwood rushed for 86 yards and passed for 100. Lee County led 20-0 in the first quarter in the game that clinched Lee’s fourth consecutive region title. Next: Playoffs

2. (2) Buford (7-1)

Last week: Beat Winder-Barrow 45-7. Dylan Wittke was 8-of-10 passing for 173 yards and three touchdowns. Buford led 28-0 seconds into the second quarter. Next: Friday vs. Dacula (6-2)

3. (4) Westlake (7-1)

Last week: Beat Lovejoy 51-0. R.J. Johnson was 17-of-18 passing for 273 yards and two touchdowns. Leo Blackburn had six receptions for 132 yards and a touchdown. Westlake led 30-0 at halftime and clinched its seventh straight region title. Next: Friday vs. Tucker (3-3)

4. (5) Allatoona (8-0)

Last week: Beat Lassiter 44-9. Allatoona led 30-3 at halftime in a game that clinched the Region 6 title. Elan Hall and Tyler McGuire together were 10-of-15 passing for 183 yards and three touchdowns. Troy Glenn had four receptions for 77 yards and two touchdowns. Next: Friday at Pope (4-3)

5. (6) Dacula (6-2)

Last week: Beat Central Gwinnett 20-16. Central Gwinnett took a 16-7 lead early in the fourth quarter, but Percy Williams returned the ensuing kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown, and Kyle Efford’s 5-yard run with 7:45 left was the game-winner. Efford rushed for 224 yards and two touchdowns on 26 carries. Next: Friday at Buford (7-1)

6. (8) River Ridge (8-0)

Last week: Game with Johns Creek canceled. Next: Friday vs. Cambridge (5-4)

7. (3) Valdosta (4-4)

Last week: Lost to Lee County 41-7. Valdosta scored its only touchdown on a kickoff return in the second half. Next: Playoffs

8. (9) Richmond Hill (8-2)

Last week: Beat South Effingham 55-7. Ashaud Roberson rushed for 204 yards and four touchdowns on 11 carries and caught a 38-yard pass. Tyler Coleman was 5-of-6 passing for 189 yards and two touchdowns. Next: Playoffs

9. (10) Hughes (8-1)

Last week: Beat Tucker 49-20. Hughes scored on its first possession and on Tucker’s as Jayden Browning returned an interception 58 yards. Prentiss Noland and Xavier Smith threw five TD passes between them, two each to Rodney Shelley and Terrance Love. Next: Friday vs. Morrow (1-6)

10. (7) Carrollton (5-2)

Last week: Lost to Alexander 23-22. Carrollton led 22-10 early in the second quarter but failed to score again. Donovan Hoskins rushed for 211 yards for Alexander, which outgained Carrollton 271-213. Carrollton still can clinch Region 5 with a victory this week. Next: Friday vs. Douglas County (7-2)

Class 5A

1. (1) Blessed Trinity (5-0)

Last week: Beat Cass 48-0. Justice Haynes rushed for 189 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries, and Evan Dickens rushed for 138 yards on three carries, scoring on runs of 68 and 67 yards. Blessed Trinity had 532 total yards, 468 rushing. Next: Friday vs. Woodland-Cartersville (4-3)

2. (2) Warner Robins (7-1)

Last week: Game with Coffee canceled. Next: Friday at Veterans (4-5)

3. (3) Ware County (7-1)

Last week: Beat Veterans 42-14. Dexter Carradine rushed for 181 yards on eight carries. Thomas Castellanos passed for 171 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 52 yards and three touchdowns. Next: Friday at Wayne County (3-6)

4. (4) Cartersville (8-1)

Last week: Beat Calhoun 31-14. Carlos Del Rio, a midseason transfer committed to Florida, made his first start and was 12-of-20 passing for 253 yards and rushed for 79 yards on 11 carries. Sam Phillips had five receptions for 134 yards, and Devonte Ross had five catches for 97 yards. Next: Playoffs

5. (6) Coffee (7-2)

Last week: Game with Warner Robins canceled. Next: Playoffs

6. (7) Starr's Mill (8-1)

Last week: Beat McIntosh 38-7. Brandon Mathis rushed for 134 yards, and William Yarbrough ran for 117, each on five carries, both scoring a touchdown. Mathis scored on a 73-yard run seconds into the game, and Devin Barnett scored on a 73-yard run in the second quarter. Starr’s Mill had 429 rushing yards. Next: Friday at Northside-Columbus (4-5)

7. (5) Calhoun (7-3)

Last week: Lost to Cartersville 31-14. Jerrian Hames rushed for 117 yards to maintain his Class 5A lead in that statistic, but the loss likely puts Calhoun on the road for the first round of the playoffs. Next: Playoffs

8. (8) St. Pius (7-1)

Last week: Beat Stone Mountain 39-14. St. Pius scored 30 points in the first quarter. The Golden Lions and ran only 35 plays for the game, all runs, putting up 273 yards, and never punted. FB/LB Jack Jacobellis rushed for 54 yards on five carries and had five solo tackles. DB Austin Taylor had two tackles for losses. Next: Friday vs. Decatur (6-0)

9. (9) Clarke Central (7-2)

Last week: Off. Next: Playoffs

10. (10) Jones County (6-3)

Last week: Beat Woodland-Stockbridge 49-0. Andrew Carner rushed for 186 yards and four touchdowns on 13 carries. Jones County led 28-0 in the first quarter. Next: Friday at Dutchtown (6-3)

Class 4A

1. (1) Marist (7-0)

Last week: Beat Miller Grove 49-0. Marist held Miller Grove to 109 total yards and maintained its record of not having allowed a touchdown this season. Marist employed 15 different rushers or receivers, led by Ian Otten, who had 58 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns. Next: Friday at Mays (3-6)

2. (2) Jefferson (7-0)

Last week: Game with North Oconee canceled. Next: Friday at Madison County (3-6)

3. (3) Carver-Columbus (7-0)

Last week: Beat Hardaway 34-21. Carver led 22-0 at halftime, 28-0 in the third quarter, and held on. Jaiden Credle rushed for 138 yards, and Devin Riles passed for 126. Sophomore DL Miquon Merriweather had three tackles for losses. Next: Saturday vs. Troup (4-3)

4. (4) Benedictine (6-2)

Last week: Off. Next: Playoffs

5. (5) Flowery Branch (7-2)

Last week: Beat Chestatee 61-20. David Renard passed for 160 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 71 yards. Brody Jordan passed for 123 yards and two touchdowns. Connor Larson had 114 yards receiving. Next: Friday at East Hall (4-3)

6. (6) Bainbridge (6-3)

Last week: Beat Thomas County Central 37-14. Rashad Broadnax rushed for 151 yards and a touchdown, and his 10-yard TD reception gave Bainbridge a 28-0 lead early in the third quarter. Zion Bouie scored on an interception return. Next: Friday vs. Monroe (0-3)

7. (7) Islands (6-0)

Last week: Beat Savannah 60-0. Islands scored 27 points in the third quarter, when Roland Ferguson returned a kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown and Damonte Smith returned two fumbles for scores. Jadon Adams rushed for 88 yards and two touchdowns on eight carries. Next: Friday vs. Windsor Forest (5-1)

8. (9) Cedartown (6-2)

Last week: Beat Central-Carrollton 34-7. Cedartown recovered its opening kickoff at Central’s 1-yard line, took a 20-0 lead in the first quarter and clinched its first region title since 2001. Reece Tanner was 6-of-10 passing for 192 yards and two touchdowns. Jayden Johnson had 187 yards receiving. C.J. Washington rushed for 86 yards and two touchdowns on seven carries. Cedartown held Narada Levett, who entered as the state’s leading rusher, to 19 yards on 16 carries. Next: Friday at Heritage-Ringgold (5-4)

9. (10) Baldwin (4-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday at Perry (5-4)

10. (NR) Hapeville Charter (3-3)

Last week: Beat Stephenson 12-10. Xavier Carter and Nick Hunter had five solo tackles each and 3.5 sacks, and Hapeville held Stephenson to no points and two first downs in the second half. Antavious Bradley rushed for 62 yards and a touchdown. Marcus Tutt rushed for 84 yards. Bradley and Tutt scored Hapeville’s touchdowns. Next: Friday at Miller Grove (3-4)

Out: No. 8 Stephenson (4-2)

Class 3A

1. (1) Cedar Grove (1-4)

Last week: Game with Douglass canceled. Next: Friday vs. Sandy Creek (2-4)

2. (2) Oconee County (8-0)

Last week: Game with Stephens County canceled. Next: Friday at Franklin County (7-2)

3. (3) Peach County (7-1)

Last week: Beat Upson-Lee 36-7. Christian Martin was 15-of-19 passing for 252 yards and two touchdowns. Chris McMillan scored on runs of 32 and 56 yards and returned an interception 84 yards for a touchdown. Both are sophomores. Jadon Martin intercepted a pass that set up his 44-yard TD reception. Next: Friday vs. Central-Macon (5-3)

4. (4) Crisp County (8-1)

Last week: Beat Central-Macon 24-7. Marquise Palmer rushed for 120 yards and two touchdowns. Preston Lavant had eight solo tackles, two for losses. Next: Friday vs. Pike County (1-7)

5. (5) Appling County (7-0)

Last week: Game with Brantley County canceled. Next: Friday vs. Pierce County (7-1)

6. (6) Greater Atlanta Christian (8-0)

Last week: Beat Carver-Atlanta 35-20. Deymon Fleming was 15-of-19 passing for 176 yards and four touchdowns. Will Gary had 128 yards from scrimmage, and Brooks Miller intercepted a pass and had 118 all-purpose yards. GAC overcame a 247-yard rushing effort by Carver’s Jarveous Brown and clinched Region 5 after Cedar Grove forfeited its victory over GAC. Next: Thursday at Redan (2-3)

7. (7) Rockmart (7-1)

Last week: Game with LaFayette canceled. Next: Friday at Ringgold (5-4)

8. (8) Pierce County (7-1)

Last week: Beat Tattnall County 50-6. Jermaine Brewton was 6-of-10 passing for 190 yards and four touchdowns. D.J. Bell rushed for 133 yards and two touchdowns on four carries. Pierce had 446 total yards on 30 offensive plays and allowed 23 total yards. Next: Friday at Appling County (7-0)

9. (9) Cherokee Bluff (9-0)

Last week: Beat North Hall 41-24. Cherokee Bluff, a 3-year-old school, clinched its first region title. Sebastian Irons was 10-of-15 passing for 212 yards and two touchdowns. Shad Dabney had six receptions for 109 yards and a touchdown. Next: Friday vs. White County (6-2)

10. (10) Richmond Academy (8-1)

Last week: Beat Cross Creek 51-6. Richmond Academy led 51-0 with five minutes left in the first half and clinched its first region title since 1976. Jontavis Curry had 81 yards from scrimmage on eight touches. Next: Friday vs. Burke County (3-4)

Class 2A

1. (1) Fitzgerald (9-0)

Last week: Game with Cook canceled. Next: Playoffs

2. (3) Rabun County (9-1)

Last week: Beat Union County 63-14. Gunner Stockton passed for 380 yards and six touchdowns and rushed for 120 yards and two touchdowns. Adriel Clark had eight receptions for 131 yards and four touchdowns. Sutton Jones had 120 yards receiving. Next: Playoffs

3. (4) Thomasville (6-4)

Last week: Beat Berrien 68-6. Ronnie Baker was 9-of-12 passing for 229 yards and six touchdowns, all in the first half, when Thomasville took a 61-0 lead. Joe Williams had three receptions for 70 yards and two touchdowns, blocked a punt and had six tackles, also playing just the first half. Next: Playoffs

4. (5) Lovett (7-2)

Last week: Game with McNair canceled. Next: Playoffs

5. (6) Jefferson County (6-2)

Last week: Beat Westside-Augusta 42-20. Aquavious Hunter rushed for 106 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries. Jefferson County clinched Region 4. Next: Friday at Laney (4-4)

6. (7) Early County (6-2)

Last week: Beat Worth County 53-28. Ladarious Cesar rushed for 256 yards and a touchdown and returned four kickoffs for 128 yards, giving him 384 all-purpose yards. Early County had 460 yards rushing as a team. Next: Playoffs

7. (8) Fannin County (7-0)

Last week: Game with Coosa canceled. Next: Friday at Dade County (2-7)

8. (NR) Haralson County (7-1)

Last week: Beat Callaway 36-29. Clay Hyatt rushed for 178 yards and three touchdowns on 30 carries and caught a 26-yard TD pass. Marc Harris rushed for 101 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries. Riley Bell had two sacks and forced a fumble that he recovered. The victory was Haralson’s first in history over a top-five opponent. Next: Friday at Bremen (5-4)

9. (2) Callaway (6-1)

Last week: Lost to Haralson County 36-29, beat Temple 41-20. Jarvis Parks returned an interception 95 yards for a touchdown and a 34-20 lead in the fourth quarter to thwart Temple. Charlie Dixon scored touchdowns on runs of 30, 1, 56 and 33 yards. Against Haralson, Callaway got down 22-0 and got no closer than 28-22, scoring its final touchdown with six seconds left. Jalin Shephard returned a kickoff for a touchdown. Next: Friday vs. Heard County (6-3)

10. (NR) Dodge County (5-3)

Last week: Beat Washington County 35-16. Daylon Gordon rushed for 190 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries, and Mikhail Carr rushed for 91 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries. Both intercepted passes on defense, which forced four turnovers. Dodge will clinch Region 3 with a victory this week or if the game is not played, as Southwest is expected to announce a decision today after shutting down sports over COVID-19 concerns late last week. Next: Friday vs. Southwest (1-5)

Out: No. 9 Northeast (6-2), No. 10 Pace Academy (5-3)

Class A Private

1. (1) Prince Avenue Christian (7-1)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Athens Christian (5-4)

2. (2) Eagle's Landing Christian (6-3)

Last week: Beat Whitefield Academy 34-14. Philip Massengale rushed for 105 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries. Jason Reynolds returned a fumble 21 yards for a touchdown. Next: Friday at Landmark Christian (1-8)

3. (3) Fellowship Christian (8-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Playoffs

4. (4) Athens Academy (8-1)

Last week: Beat George Walton Academy 56-31. Tre Hawkins rushed for 186 yards and two touchdowns playing only one half. Palmer Bush was 9-of-11 passing for 134 yards and two touchdowns, both to Deion Colzie. Next: Playoffs

5. (5) Wesleyan (7-2)

Last week: Beat Holy Innocents’ 20-13. Griffin Caldwell rushed for 162 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries. Wyatt Hodges and Tanner Bivins had four tackles for losses apiece. Cooper Blauser, a preseason all-state pick, returned from injury and had six catches for 56 yards. Next: Friday vs. Mount Vernon (5-3)

6. (6) Christian Heritage (6-1)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. North Cobb Christian (7-1)

7. (7) North Cobb Christian (7-1)

Last week: Game with Mount Paran Christian canceled. Next: Friday at Christian Heritage (6-1)

8. (8) Trinity Christian (6-2)

Last week: Game with Heritage-Newnan canceled. Next: Friday at Pacelli (6-2)

9. (9) Savannah Christian (8-1)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Savannah Country Day (3-4)

10. (10) George Walton Academy (6-2)

Last week: Lost to Athens Academy 56-31. Gavin Hall was 12-of-21 passing for 207 yards and two touchdowns in the defeat. Next: Friday at Loganville Christian (2-5)

Class A Public

1. (1) Metter (9-0)

Last week: Beat Claxton 46-0. Aaron Collins rushed for 121 yards and three touchdowns, and Danny Cheely ran for 119 on five carries. Metter rushed for 387 yards and attempted only one pass, which was intercepted. Next: Friday at Emanuel County Institute (4-4)

2. (5) Dublin (8-1)

Last week: Beat Telfair County 49-0. Marquaveon Ashley (81 yards), Jiquarion Mundie (80) and J.T. Wright (79) gave balance to Dublin’s 334 rushing yards with five touchdowns. Markell Mitchell completed two passes, and they went for touchdowns of 17 yards and 44 yards to Gabriel Guyton. Next: Friday at Montgomery County (6-3)

3. (3) Brooks County (8-1)

Last week: Beat Turner County 47-18. Omari Arnold rushed for 147 yards and three touchdowns on 11 carries. Brooks County had 460 yards of total offense on 34 plays. Next: Tuesday at Charlton County (4-4)

4. (4) Commerce (8-1)

Last week: Beat Washington-Wilkes 28-17. Commerce scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns after trailing 17-14 at halftime. Sammy Brown rushed for 107 yards and Elijah Burns ran for 88. Next: Friday vs. Lincoln County (5-3)

5. (2) Irwin County (6-3)

Last week: Lost to Clinch County 13-0. Irwin was held to 136 total yards and five first downs and shut out for the first time since 2012 (Fitzgerald). Irwin still can clinch Region 2 with a victory this week. Next: Friday at Turner County (6-3)

6. (6) Macon County (7-1)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Chattahoochee County (8-0)

7. (7) Pelham (5-1)

Last week: Beat Seminole County 48-6. Brantley Shiver threw five TD passes, two each to Jeray Randall and Cameron Bailey. Shiver was 20-of-29 passing for 280 yards. Next: Playoffs

8. (9) Chattahoochee County (8-0)

Last week: Beat Greenville 40-13. Carlos Dunovant had more than 100 yards receiving and two touchdowns and intercepted a pass. Next: Friday at Macon County (7-1)

9. (8) Washington-Wilkes (6-1)

Last week: Lost to Commerce 28-17. Washington-Wilkes took a 17-14 lead on Eduardo Sandoval’s 20-yard field goal on the final play of the first half but surrendered the lead in the fourth quarter. Next: Friday vs. Towns County (3-5)

10. (NR) Clinch County (5-3)

Last week: Beat Irwin County 13-0. Clinch County scored 13 points in the final 13 seconds to win 13-0 on Friday the 13th. Marquavious Grady scored on a 5-yard run for the first score, and Jalen Prester returned an interception 35 yards for a touchdown on the game’s final play. Grady rushed for 142 yards on 34 carries. Clinch finished with 186 total yards, all rushing. Next: Friday at Lanier County (3-5)

Out: No. 10 Wilcox County (7-2)

PREDICT THE WINNER CONTEST

Atlanta's Anthony Davis best in Week 11

Anthony Davis of Atlanta won GHSF Daily’s 11th weekly Predict the Winner contest by forecasting all eight completed games correctly. His prize is an ASQB-LITE tailgate game provided by All-Star QB. Davis, the first winner of the season from Atlanta, tied Terry Sims of Athens by getting all eight played games correct and won on a tiebreaker. Davis and Sims set themselves apart by picking upset winners Clinch County (chosen by only 19.3 percent over Irwin County) and Commerce (chosen by 47.1 percent over Washington-Wilkes).

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LIST

Region champions

Cherokee Bluff and Hancock Central won the first region titles in their histories last week. A little more than half the state’s 64 region titles have been decided entering the final week of the regular season. Below are those that have clinched No. 1 seeds for the playoffs, with their most recent previous seasons as region winners.

Class 7A

1 - Colquitt County (2018)

3 - North Cobb (2013)

4 - Grayson (2019)

8 - Collins Hill (2013)

Class 6A

1 - Lee County (2019)

4 - Westlake (2019)

6 - Allatoona (2015)

Class 5A

1 - Warner Robins (2019)

2 - Starr’s Mill (2019)

7 - Blessed Trinity (2019)

8 - Clarke Central (2019)

Class 4A

1 - Bainbridge (2015)

3 - Benedictine (2018)

6 - Marist (2017)

7 - Cedartown (2001)

8 - Jefferson (2019)

Class 3A

3 - Southeast Bulloch (1994)

4 - Richmond Academy (1976)

5 - Greater Atlanta Christ. (2019)

6 - Rockmart (2019)

7 - Cherokee Bluff (first)

8 - Oconee County (2019)

Class 2A

1 - Fitzgerald (2016)

2 - Vidalia (2014)

3 - Dodge County (2017)

4 - Jefferson County (2019)

7 - Fannin County (2007)

8 - Rabun County (2019)

Class A Private

6 - Fellowship Christian (2019)

8 - Prince Avenue Christian (2016)

Class A Public

1 - Pelham (2018)

3 - Metter (2019)

4 - Dublin (2019)

6 - Bowdon (2014)

7 - Hancock Central (first)

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TRIVIA

Forsyth County schools Denmark (5-3, 5-0) and West Forsyth (6-3, 4-1) are playing Friday for the Region 6-7A championship. What Forsyth school has won the most region titles? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday’s question: Fitzgerald (9-0) and Fellowship Christian (8-0) were the two teams that completed undefeated regular seasons with two weeks to play.

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SAYE IT AIN'T SO

GHSF Daily's Chip Saye ranks the most surprising and notable games of the weekend:

1. Clinch County 13, Irwin County 0: Clinch County, projected as a 16-point underdog by the computer Maxwell Ratings, denied Irwin County in its first attempt to clinch the Region 2-A Public title. Irwin County, the defending state champion, will still win the region if it beats Turner County this week. Irwin had not been shut out in a game since 2012.

2. Alpharetta 35, Roswell 21: Two weeks ago, Roswell was undefeated and ranked No. 5 in Class 7A. However, two consecutive losses, including Friday’s against 14-point underdog Alpharetta, has the Hornets on the brink of playoff elimination. Roswell must win this week against Woodstock or will miss the postseason for the first time since 2013.

3. Alexander 23, Carrollton 22: Alexander got a field goal with 2:14 left to upset 12-point favorite Carrollton and prevent the Trojans from clinching their second consecutive region title. Carrollton can still win 5-6A this week by beating Douglas County, but a Carrollton loss likely hands Rome the region title. Alexander earns a playoff berth if it beats South Paulding.

4. Morgan County 41, Burke County 21: Burke County, a region champion last year, would have had a chance to earn at least a share of first place in 4-3A with a victory this week against Richmond Academy (8-1, 5-0), but that chance is gone after losing to 11-point underdog Morgan County. The Bears (3-4, 3-2) are likely to be a No. 4 seed in the playoffs.

5. Hancock Central 32, Wilkinson County 8: Hancock Central won as expected against 35-point underdog Wilkinson County in a 7-A Public game to clinch the first region title for a school that began playing football in 1960. Hancock (5-0, 4-0) went 0-6 in region play in 2019 and had finished with a winning record in region games only three times since 1984.

Worth noting: Dacula avoided a major upset when it rallied from a 16-7 fourth-quarter deficit to defeat 30-point underdog Central Gwinnett 20-16. Dacula will put its 25-game winning streak in region games on the line Friday when it meets Buford for the 8-6A title. … Lakeview Academy clinched the first playoff berth in program history with a 59-27 victory over 28-point underdog St. Francis in a Region 6-A Private game. Lakeview, in its first season under head coach Lee Shaw, first played football in 2007 and began playing a region schedule in 2014. … North Paulding beat 14-point favorite Hillgrove 35-28 for its first victory in the seven-game history of the series. The loss prevented Hillgrove from clinching a playoff berth and created a three-way tie for fourth place in 3-7A including North Paulding, Hillgrove and Marietta. … Shiloh significantly improved its playoff chances with a 20-17 overtime victory against eight-point favorite Lanier in the first meeting between the Gwinnett County schools. Lanier fell into sixth place in Region 8-6A and needs a miracle to avoid missing the playoffs for the first time since 2012. … Woodland (Cartersville) picked up its first Region 7-5A victory when it beat 14-point favorite Hiram. However, unless Woodland upsets top-ranked Blessed Trinity this week, it will finish in a three-way tie with Cass and Hiram for the fourth playoff berth, and Hiram holds the tiebreaker advantage.

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WEEKEND SCORES

Thursday's games

Columbus 63, Kendrick 14

Pelham 48, Seminole Co. 6

Riverdale 55, McDonough 0

Shaw 21, Spencer 8

South Atlanta 22, KIPP Atl. Collegiate 12

West Laurens 41, Rutland 0

Westside, Macon 22, Spalding 14

Friday's games

Adairsville 42, North Murray 35

Alexander 23, Carrollton 22

Allatoona 44, Lassiter 9

Alpharetta 35, Roswell 21

Americus-Sumter 22, Pike Co. 18

Archer 43, Duluth 8

Athens Academy 56, George Walton 31

Athens Christ. 45, Loganville Christ. 21

Bainbridge 37, Thomas Co. Central 14

Blessed Trinity 48, Cass 0

Bowdon 42, B.E.S.T. Academy 22

Brooks Co. 47, Turner Co. 18

Brookstone 9, Pacelli 7

Brookwood 29, South Gwinnett 28

Brunswick 28, Bradwell Institute 12

Buford 45, Winder-Barrow 7

Butler 38, Glenn Hills 0

Cairo 32, Dougherty 20

Cambridge 40, Chattahoochee 21

Cartersville 31, Calhoun 14

Carver, Columbus 34, Hardaway 21

Cedartown 34, Central, Carrollton 7

Chamblee 54, Lakeside, Atlanta 0

Charlton Co. 31, Lanier Co. 21

Chattahoochee Co. 40, Greenville 13

Cherokee Bluff 41, North Hall 24

Clinch Co. 13, Irwin Co. 0

Collins Hill 28, Mill Creek 17

Colquitt Co. 41, Tift Co. 0

Commerce 28, Washington-Wilkes 17

Creekside 21, Jonesboro 12

Crisp Co. 24, Central, Macon 7

Cross Keys 23, Notre Dame Academy 10

Dacula 20, Central Gwinnett 16

Dalton 27, Paulding Co. 15

Darlington 46, Walker 7

Dawson Co. 63, Lumpkin Co. 3

Decatur 32, Southwest DeKalb 14

Denmark 24, Gainesville 21

Discovery 21, Dunwoody 0

Dodge Co. 35, Washington Co. 16

Drew 36, Forest Park 7

Dublin 49, Telfair Co. 0

Dutchtown 27, Locust Grove 21

ELCA 34, Whitefield Academy 14

Early Co. 53, Worth Co. 28

Eastside 31, Walnut Grove 0

Emanuel Co. Institute 47, Bryan Co. 12

Evans 27, Heritage, Conyers 6

Fayette Co. 21, Luella 0

Flowery Branch 61, Chestatee 20

Gordon Central 35, Dade Co. 32

Gordon Lee 49, Armuchee 14

Grayson 37, Newton 0

Greater Atlanta Christ. 35, Carver, Atl. 20

Greenbrier 26, Jackson Co. 12

Griffin 14, Harris Co. 10

Hancock Central 32, Wilkinson Co. 8

Hapeville Charter 12, Stephenson 10

Hart Co. 49, East Jackson 9

Hawkinsville 36, Treutlen 0

Heard Co. 21, Bremen 14

Hebron Christ. 48, Providence Christ. 21

Hephzibah 49, Harlem 27

Heritage, Ringgold 23, Pickens 7

Hughes 49, Tucker 20

Islands 60, Savannah 0

Jackson 28, Mary Persons 27

Jeff Davis 42, East Laurens 21

Jefferson Co. 42, Westside, Augusta 20

Jenkins Co. 24, Screven Co. 0

Johnson Co. 27, Dooly Co. 11

Jones Co. 49, Woodland, Stockbridge 0

Kell 38, Sprayberry 31

Lakeside, Evans 21, Grovetown 14

Lakeview Academy 59, St. Francis 27

Laney 12, Oglethorpe Co. 7

Lee Co. 41, Valdosta 7

Lincoln Co. 48, Greene Co. 19

Lithia Springs 34, Grady 7

Lithonia 46, Salem 0

Loganville 43, Apalachee 15

Lowndes 28, Camden Co. 21

M.L. King 48, Northview 0

Madison Co. 38, East Hall 6

Manchester 12, Schley Co. 6

Marist 49, Miller Grove 0

Metter 46, Claxton 0

Milton 55, Woodstock 21

Mitchell Co. 35, Terrell Co. 21

Monroe Area 28, Franklin Co. 10

Montgomery Co. 40, Wheeler Co. 8

Morgan Co. 41, Burke Co. 21

Mount de Sales 26, Deerfield-Windsor 22

Mount Pisgah Christ. 38, King’s Ridge 14

Mount Zion, Carroll 35, Trion 21

Mundy’s Mill 28, Banneker 13

Murray Co. 38, Lakeview-Ft. Ogle. 35

New Hampstead 44, Jenkins 20

Newnan 34, Campbell 7

North Atlanta 32, Morrow 0

North Cobb 28, Marietta 26

North Paulding 35, Hillgrove 28

Northeast 42, Monticello 6

Northside, W.R. 26, Houston Co. 23

Ola 31, Eagle’s Landing 0

Peach Co. 36, Upson-Lee 7

Peachtree Ridge 36, Mountain View 35

Pepperell 28, Chattooga 13

Perry 21, Howard 14

Pierce Co. 50, Tattnall Co. 6

Pope 54, Osborne 0

Putnam Co. 49, Josey 0

Rabun Co. 63, Union Co. 14

Randolph-Clay 46, Baconton 12

Richmond Academy 51, Cross Creek 6

Richmond Hill 55, South Effingham 7

Rome 16, Douglas Co. 15

St. Pius 39, Stone Mountain 14

Sequoyah 28, Riverwood 17

Shiloh 20, Lanier 17

Social Circle 34, Towns Co. 27

Sonoraville 26, Ringgold 23

South Forsyth 52, North Forsyth 7

South Paulding 21, East Paulding 14

Southeast Bulloch 45, Rockdale Co. 7

Starr’s Mill 38, McIntosh 7

Statesboro 35, Effingham Co. .33

Stratford Acad. 21, First Presbyterian 18

Tattnall Square 49, Strong Rock Christ. 14

Taylor Co. 26, Marion Co. 20

Therrell 7, Towers 6

Thomasville 68, Berrien 6

Toombs Co. 35, Swainsboro 14

Union Grove 14, Stockbridge 13

Vidalia 20, Bacon Co. 14

Walton 28, Harrison 14

Ware Co. 42, Veterans 14

Warren Co. 44, ACE Charter 13

West Forsyth 42, Lambert 27

Westlake 51, Lovejoy 0

Whitewater 20, Northgate 7

Windsor Forest 55, Groves 0

Woodland, Cartersville 14, Hiram 13

Woodward Academy 28, Tri-Cities 7

Saturday's games

Callaway 41, Temple 20

Johnson, Savannah 33, Beach 0

Troup 14, LaGrange 7

Wesleyan 20, Holy Innocents’ 13

Wheeler 34, South Cobb 25

Today's games

Hampton at Mount Zion, Jonesboro (T)

Rutland at Westside, Macon (ED)

Seminole Co. at Miller Co.

Tuesday's games

Brooks Co. at Charlton Co.

Central Gwinnett at Habersham Central

Chattooga at Model

Troup at Jordan (K)

Stadium abbreviations: (ED) Ed Defore; (K) Kinnett; (T) Tara

Georgia Elite Classic games to be televised by PeachtreeTV

For the first time since its inaugural year in 2013, the Georgia Elite Classic will be televised this year. The Junior-Senior All-Star Game at noon on Sunday, Dec. 20, will be shown on Peachtree TV, followed by the matchup between the freshmen and sophomores. Matt Stewart and Rusty Mansell, the lead announcing team for the Corky Kell Classic, will be in the TV booth for both games at Rome’s Barron Stadium. PeachtreeTV is the original Superstation and is the sister channel of CBS46. The two games are expected to draw some of the top talent in the state. Meanwhile, Mansell, who is with 247Sports, will continue sending out high school invitations this week for the Classic. If you receive an invite, click here to register. If you want to be considered for the games, click here. A large number of players who participated in the high school part of the Elite have gone on to play college football at all levels. For a list, click here. There will also be three Elite Middle School All-Star Games on Saturday , Dec. 19, at Barron Stadium. To sign up for the middle school games, click here. For more information, go to GeorgiaEliteClassic.com or call I.J. Rosenberg at 404-246-7819 or Graham David at 513-600-6557.

FOUR QUESTIONS

Today’s interviewee is Hancock Central coach Marleau Blount, whose team clinched its first region championship in history last week with a 32-8 victory over Wilkinson County. Blount, in his fifth season as head coach, also led Hancock two years ago to its first winning season since 2006. With about 235 students, Hancock is the eighth-smallest public school playing football in the GHSA this season.

Marleau Blount, Hancock Central head coach

1. What does winning a region title mean for your team and community? “Winning this title means a lot for the recognition of the Hancock Central football program. That has been my sole intention since I came here is to build a football program. Hancock Central basketball is known around the state and the community, and those guys do a great job at it. The track team has been competitive in the state for the last 10 years. I'm just glad the football program is getting rewarded for their hard work.”

2. What would you want people to know about your team this season? “This is one of the best teams I have ever been a part of. The players lift each other up, and negativity is not tolerated. The players have been together since recreation and middle school. This a culmination of togetherness and structure. This team has exhibited leadership from several seniors and an expectation from the coaching staff, and the players are up to the challenge. We have great talent from all our skill players, but the offensive line has a pride for rushing yards and pass protection that will rival any skill guy.”

3. Hancock is one of the smallest football-playing schools in Georgia, and the county itself is one of the poorer economically. What must a coaching staff do to make a situation like that successful? “It takes a lot to run the football program. I have one of the smallest, hardest-working staffs in the country – Brandon Nolley, Cedric Taylor and Senario Barnes. All are graduates from HCHS, and it’s a labor of love and commitment. There is great pride in the Hancock community, and we are glad to present this title to them. We have new administration in the district and the building, and they are very supportive of the football team. We are growing together to make Hancock Central High School great in all areas. Hancock County is blessed with so much talent for a small area. We have 24 players on this team, but they all are willing to do whatever little part that is needed to win. But it takes so many pieces to put together a winning season and continued success for the coming years.”

4. You've been at Hancock a number of years, starting as an assistant before being promoted. What keeps you at Hancock? “Coaching good kids keep me at Hancock Central. We have some to the best kids here. And the opportunity to be a part of their lives makes it worth any of the challenges that come with small-town athletics. I have been coaching on some level since I was 20 years old. I love it.”

Georgia Farm Bureau, presenter of the football playoffs and state championships, stands up for the farming families in Georgia who help provide the fresh food and fiber that we all need to thrive. Farming families who have an unwavering commitment to producing exceptional products that feed their family, their communities and their state. We are in every Georgia community. We are volunteers, we are teachers. We are legislative advocates, we provide leadership training and industry expertise to farmers and small business owners. We are neighbors. We Are All Farm Bureau.

REGION STANDINGS

Note: Regular-season games canceled because of COVID-19 are ruled no contests and not forfeits by the GHSA. Individual regions may count canceled games as forfeits in determining their standings and choosing their playoff teams. However, those wins and losses are not reflected in the official region standings.

Class 7A

Region 1

Team***************Reg.*All

Colquitt County****3-0**7-0

Lowndes************2-1**7-1

Camden County******1-2**5-5

Tift County********0-3**2-6

Region 2

Newnan*************3-0**9-0

East Coweta********2-0**6-1

McEachern**********1-1**3-5

Pebblebrook********1-2**6-3

Campbell***********0-4**2-8

Region 3

North Cobb*********4-0**8-1

Walton*************3-1**5-4

Harrison***********2-2**2-5

Hillgrove**********1-3**4-4

Marietta***********1-3**2-7

North Paulding*****1-3**2-7

Region 4

Grayson************4-0**9-0

Parkview***********2-1**6-2

Brookwood**********1-2**7-2

Newton*************1-2**3-5

South Gwinnett*****0-3**5-4

Region 5

Milton*************4-0**8-0

Cherokee***********3-1**8-1

Roswell************2-2**6-2

Alpharetta*********2-2**3-4

Woodstock**********1-3**3-6

Etowah*************0-4**0-8

Region 6

Denmark************5-0**5-3

West Forsyth*******4-1**6-3

Gainesville********3-2**5-4

North Forsyth******2-3**6-3

South Forsyth******2-3**4-3

Forsyth Central****1-4**3-4

Lambert************1-5**5-5

Region 7

Norcross***********5-0**9-0

Archer*************5-0**6-3

Meadowcreek********2-2**3-5

Duluth*************2-3**5-4

Discovery**********2-3**3-6

Dunwoody***********1-4**1-6

Berkmar************0-5**1-7

Region 8

Collins Hill*******4-0**8-2

North Gwinnett*****2-1**6-3

Mill Creek*********1-2**4-5

Peachtree Ridge****1-2**4-3

Mountain View******0-3**1-8

Class 6A

Region 1

Lee County*********3-0**8-1

Valdosta***********2-1**4-4

Northside (W.R.)***1-2**4-6

Houston County*****0-3**5-5

Region 2

Richmond Hill******5-1**8-2

Brunswick**********4-1**6-3

Glynn Academy******4-1**6-3

Statesboro*********3-2**4-5

Effingham County***2-3**3-6

Bradwell Institute*0-5**0-7

South Effingham****0-5**0-9

Region 3

Evans**************2-0**7-2

Alcovy*************2-0**2-4

Lakeside (Evans)***1-2**2-7

Grovetown**********0-3**2-7

#Heritage (Conyers)*****2-2

#Rockdale Co.***********0-4

Region 4

Westlake***********4-0**7-1

Hughes*************3-1**8-1

Lovejoy************2-2**7-2

Tucker*************2-2**3-3

North Atlanta******1-3**3-4

Morrow*************0-4**1-6

#Lakeside (Atlanta)*****0-7

Region 5

Carrollton*********5-1**5-2

Rome***************5-1**6-3

Douglas County*****4-2**7-2

Alexander**********4-2**6-3

South Paulding*****3-3**5-4

East Paulding******1-5**4-5

Paulding County****1-5**3-6

Dalton*************1-5**2-6

Region 6

Allatoona**********7-0**8-0

Kell***************5-1**5-3

Pope***************4-1**4-3

Sprayberry*********4-2**4-4

Kennesaw Mountain**3-3**3-5

Wheeler************3-4**3-6

Lassiter***********2-5**2-7

South Cobb*********1-6**1-8

Osborne************0-7**1-8

Region 7

River Ridge********5-0**8-0

Creekview**********4-1**6-2

Johns Creek********4-1**4-3

Cambridge**********4-2**5-4

Sequoyah***********3-3**3-6

Riverwood**********1-5**3-5

Chattahoochee******1-5**2-6

Centennial*********0-5**0-7

Region 8

Buford*************5-0**7-1

Dacula*************5-0**6-2

Habersham Central**2-2**4-4

Shiloh*************2-3**3-6

Winder-Barrow******2-3**4-5

Lanier*************1-4**4-4

Central Gwinnett***0-5**1-8

Class 5A

Region 1

Warner Robins******2-0**7-1

Ware County********2-1**7-1

Coffee*************2-1**7-2

Wayne County*******1-2**3-6

Veterans***********0-3**4-5

Region 2

Starr's Mill*******5-0**8-1

Griffin************5-1**6-4

Harris County******3-2**6-3

Whitewater*********3-2**4-5

Northgate**********1-4**3-6

Northside (Col.)***1-4**4-5

McIntosh***********0-5**0-9

Region 3

Woodward Academy***6-0**6-3

Creekside**********5-0**5-2

Jonesboro**********4-2**6-2

Mundy's Mill*******3-3**4-5

Tri-Cities*********2-4**4-4

Banneker***********2-4**2-5

Drew***************1-5**2-7

Forest Park********0-5**0-9

Region 4

Jones County*******6-0**6-3

Ola****************5-1**8-1

Dutchtown**********5-1**6-3

Woodland (Stock.)**3-3**6-3

Union Grove********3-3**5-4

Locust Grove*******1-5**3-6

Stockbridge********1-5**2-7

Eagle's Landing****0-6**0-9

Region 5

Decatur************5-0**6-0

St. Pius***********5-0**7-1

Southwest DeKalb***3-2**3-3

Lithonia***********2-3**3-4

M.L. King**********2-3**2-5

Northview**********1-4**2-6

Stone Mountain*****0-6**1-6

#Chamblee***************5-1

#Cross Keys*************2-2

Region 6

Chapel Hill********4-1**6-3

Villa Rica*********3-1**4-4

New Manchester*****2-1**4-1

Lithia Springs*****3-2**3-6

Jackson (Atlanta)**2-2**2-6

Grady**************1-5**1-9

North Springs******0-3**0-7

Region 7

Cartersville*******4-0**8-1

Blessed Trinity****3-0**5-0

Calhoun************3-2**7-3

Woodland (Cart.)***1-3**4-3

Cass***************1-4**6-4

Hiram**************1-4**1-9

Region 8

Clarke Central*****6-0**7-2

Eastside***********5-1**7-2

Greenbrier*********4-2**7-2

Loganville*********3-3**4-5

Jackson County*****2-4**3-6

Walnut Grove*******2-4**3-6

Apalachee**********2-4**2-7

Johnson (Gaines.)**0-6**0-9

Class 4A

Region 1

Bainbridge*********4-0**6-3

Cairo**************3-1**3-4

Thomas Co. Cent.***2-2**3-5

Westover***********1-2**1-3

Monroe*************0-2**0-3

Dougherty**********0-3**0-4

Region 2

Carver (Columbus)**7-0**7-0

Hardaway***********6-1**7-2

Troup**************5-1**5-3

LaGrange***********5-2**6-3

Columbus***********3-4**3-6

Shaw***************3-4**3-6

Jordan*************2-5**2-6

Spencer************1-7**1-9

Kendrick***********0-8**0-9

Region 3

Benedictine********0-0**6-2

^Islands***********2-0**6-0

^New Hampstead*****1-1**5-1

^Jenkins***********0-2**3-3

Region 4

Perry**************5-0**5-4

Baldwin************4-0**4-0

West Laurens*******3-2**4-4

Westside (Macon)***2-2**4-3

Spalding***********1-4**1-8

Howard*************0-3**2-4

Rutland************0-4**1-6

Region 5

Riverdale**********4-0**5-2

Fayette County*****5-1**7-2

Luella*************4-1**6-3

Hampton************1-3**2-6

McDonough**********1-4**1-8

Mt. Zion (Jones.)**0-2**0-5

North Clayton******0-4**0-8

Region 6

Marist*************4-0**7-0

Hapeville Charter**3-1**3-3

Stephenson*********3-2**4-2

Miller Grove*******2-3**3-4

Arabia Mountain****2-3**2-4

Mays***************1-4**3-6

Druid Hills********0-2**1-2

Region 7

Cedartown**********4-0**6-2

Heritage (Ring.)***2-2**5-4

NW Whitfield*******1-2**6-2

Central (Carroll)**1-2**5-3

Pickens************1-2**3-5

Ridgeland**********1-2**1-7

#SE Whitfield***********1-7

Region 8

Jefferson**********3-0**7-0

Flowery Branch*****4-1**7-2

North Oconee*******4-1**4-5

Madison County*****2-3**3-6

East Hall**********1-2**4-3

Cedar Shoals*******1-3**1-6

Chestatee**********0-5**0-9

Class 3A

Region 1

Pierce County******3-0**7-1

Appling County*****2-0**7-0

Brantley County****1-2**1-8

Tattnall County****1-2**1-8

Long County********0-3**0-9

Region 2

Peach County*******6-0**7-1

Crisp County*******5-1**8-1

Central (Macon)****5-1**5-3

Jackson************3-3**4-4

Mary Persons*******2-4**4-5

Upson-Lee**********2-4**4-5

Americus-Sumter****1-5**1-7

Pike County********0-6**1-7

Region 3

Southeast Bulloch**1-0**5-3

Liberty County*****0-1**2-3

^Windsor Forest****4-0**5-1

^Johnson (Sav.)****3-1**3-3

^Beach*************1-2**1-5

^Savannah**********1-3**1-5

^Groves************0-3**0-6

Region 4

Richmond Academy***5-0**8-1

Thomson************4-1**7-2

Morgan County******3-2**5-4

Burke County*******3-2**3-4

Hephzibah**********2-3**3-4

Harlem*************1-4**2-7

Cross Creek********0-6**0-10

Region 5

GAC****************5-0**8-0

Carver (Atlanta)***4-1**4-4

Westminster********2-3**4-3

Sandy Creek********1-2**2-4

Redan**************1-2**2-3

Cedar Grove********1-3**1-4

Douglass***********0-3**0-5

#Salem******************1-4

Region 6

Rockmart***********6-0**7-1

Adairsville********5-2**6-3

North Murray*******5-2**5-3

LaFayette**********4-2**4-4

Ringgold***********4-3**5-4

Murray County******3-5**4-6

Sonoraville********2-5**45-

Coahulla Creek*****1-6**2-7

Lakeview-FO********1-6**1-8

Region 7

Cherokee Bluff*****5-0**9-0

Dawson County******4-1**5-4

North Hall*********4-1**5-4

White County*******2-2**6-2

Gilmer*************1-4**3-5

West Hall**********1-4**3-6

Lumpkin County*****0-5**0-9

Region 8

Oconee County******3-0**8-0

Monroe Area********3-1**7-2

Hart County********2-1**3-4

Franklin County****2-2**7-2

Stephens County****0-2**4-3

East Jackson*******0-4**1-7

Class 2A

Region 1

Fitzgerald*********4-0**9-0

Thomasville********4-1**6-4

Early County*******3-2**6-2

Cook***************2-2**5-4

Worth County*******1-4**4-6

Berrien************0-5**2-8

Region 2

Vidalia************4-0**6-2

Jeff Davis*********4-1**8-1

Toombs County******2-2**6-3

Swainsboro*********2-2**4-5

Bacon County*******1-4**5-5

East Laurens*******0-4**3-5

Region 3

Northeast**********4-1**6-2

Dodge County*******4-1**5-3

Bleckley County****3-2**6-3

Washington County**3-2**5-4

Lamar County*******2-3**4-5

Monticello*********1-4**2-7

Southwest**********0-4**1-5

Region 4

Jefferson County***6-0**6-2

Putnam County******5-1**8-1

Westside (Aug.)****4-2**5-4

Laney**************4-2**4-4

Oglethorpe County**3-3**3-6

Butler*************2-4**4-4

Josey**************0-6**1-7

Glenn Hills********0-6**0-8

Region 5

Haralson County****2-1**7-1

Callaway***********2-1**6-1

Heard County*******2-1**6-3

Bremen*************1-2**5-4

Temple*************1-3**5-5

Region 6

Lovett*************6-1**6-2

South Atlanta******5-1**5-3

Pace Academy*******4-1**5-3

Washington*********4-2**6-2

Columbia***********3-2**3-2

KIPP Atlanta*******1-3**2-3

Therrell***********1-5**2-6

Towers*************1-5**1-5

McNair*************0-5**0-5

Region 7

Fannin County******4-0**7-0

Pepperell**********4-1**5-4

Model**************2-2**4-4

Chattooga**********2-3**3-6

Gordon Central*****2-3**3-6

Coosa**************1-3**4-4

Dade County********1-4**2-7

Region 8

Rabun County*******3-0**9-1

Elbert County******1-1**2-5

Union County*******1-2**3-5

Banks County*******0-2**1-8

Class A Private

Region 1

Stratford Academy**3-1**6-2

First Presbyterian*3-1**5-4

Mount de Sales*****3-1**5-4

Tattnall Square****2-2**4-5

Strong Rock Chr.***1-3**4-5

Deerfield-Windsor**0-4**2-7

Region 2

ELCA***************1-0**6-3

Whitefield Acad.***1-1**5-4

Landmark Christ.***0-1**1-8

Region 3

Savannah Christ.***2-0**8-1

Calvary Day********1-1**5-4

Sav. Country Day***1-1**3-4

Aquinas************0-2**7-2

Region 4

Trinity Christian**1-0**6-2

Pacelli************1-1**6-2

Brookstone*********1-1**4-5

Heritage (Newnan)**0-1**0-8

Region 5

Wesleyan***********3-0**7-2

Mount Vernon*******2-0**5-3

Holy Innocents'****1-1**3-5

Hebron Christian***1-2**3-5

Providence Chr.****0-4**0-9

Region 6

Fellowship Christ.*3-0**8-0

Lakeview Academy***2-1**4-3

Mt. Pisgah Christ.*2-1**5-4

King's Ridge*******1-3**3-4

St. Francis********0-3**1-7

Region 7

North Cobb Christ.*2-0**7-1

Christ. Heritage***2-0**6-1

Darlington*********2-2**6-4

Mt. Paran Christ.**0-1**0-6

Walker*************0-3**1-8

Region 8

Prince Ave. Chr.***2-0**7-1

Athens Academy*****2-1**8-1

George Walton Ac.**1-2**6-2

Athens Christian***1-2**5-4

Loganville Chr.****0-1**2-5

Class A Public

Region 1

Pelham*************5-0**5-1

Mitchell County****4-1**4-3

Seminole County****2-2**3-5

Terrell County*****2-3**3-4

Miller County******1-2**2-5

Randolph-Clay******1-4**2-7

Calhoun County*****0-3**0-3

#Pataula Charter********4-5

#Baconton***************1-6

Region 2

Brooks County******4-1**7-1

Irwin County*******4-1**6-3

Turner County******3-2**6-3

Clinch County******3-2**5-3

Charlton County****2-2**4-4

Atkinson County****1-4**4-5

Lanier County******0-5**3-5

Region 3

Metter*************6-0**9-0

McIntosh Co. Ac.***4-1**5-3

Jenkins County*****4-2**4-5

Emanuel Co. Inst.**3-3**4-4

Screven County*****3-3**4-5

Claxton************1-3**2-5

Portal*************0-4**0-7

Bryan County*******0-5**0-7

Region 4

Dublin*************7-0**8-1

Wilcox County******6-1**7-2

Johnson County*****5-2**7-2

Montgomery County**4-3**6-3

Dooly County*******3-4**3-4

Wheeler County*****3-5**5-5

Telfair County*****2-5**4-5

Hawkinsville*******2-5**3-6

Treutlen***********0-7**1-8

Region 5

Chattahoochee Co.**6-0**8-0

Macon County*******6-0**7-1

Taylor County******5-2**6-2

Manchester*********3-4**4-6

Marion County******2-3**3-4

Schley County******1-5**4-5

Greenville*********1-5**2-7

Central (Talbot)***0-5**0-7

Region 6

Bowdon*************4-0**5-4

Gordon Lee*********3-1**8-1

Mt. Zion (Carroll)*2-2**7-2

B.E.S.T. Academy***1-2**3-4

Trion**************1-3**3-6

Armuchee***********0-3**2-5

Region 7

Hancock Central****4-0**5-0

Warren County******3-1**6-2

Georgia Military***2-2**5-4

Wilkinson County***2-2**2-5

ACE Charter********1-3**2-6

Crawford County****0-4**0-9

#Glascock County********3-7

#GSIC*******************0-3

Region 8

Commerce***********4-0**8-1

Washington-Wilkes**2-1**6-1

Lincoln County*****2-1**5-3

Towns County*******1-2**3-5

Social Circle******1-3**3-6

Greene County******0-3**1-7

^ - Indicates teams not playing a full region schedule but still eligible for the playoffs.

# - Indicates teams not playing a full region schedule and not eligible for the playoffs.

CLASSIFIEDS

Georgia Storm Prep Academy announces opening

Storm Johnson, former UCF standout and NFL running back, announces the opening of the Georgia Storm Prep Academy, a post-graduate football program for the class of 2021 to support, direct, teach, train and coach student-athletes who may need to reclassify for an opportunity to play football at the collegiate level. Why, Georgia Storm? He's Been There and Done That. For information, contact us via email by clicking here.

Benedictine seeks opponent for home game on Nov. 20

Benedictine Military School in Savannah is looking for an opponent to travel to them the week of Nov. 20. Money for expenses can be discussed. Please contact head coach Danny Britt by calling 912-247-6211 or via email by clicking here.

Fall Metro Atlanta recruiting fair to be held Dec. 1 and Dec. 8

The 2020 Fall Metro Atlanta College Football Recruiting Fair will be held at Riverdale High School on Tuesday, Dec. 1 (8 a.m.-3 p.m.) and Tuesday, Dec. 8 (8 a.m.-3 p.m.). Representatives from Division II, Division III, NAIA, junior colleges and prep schools from across the country will be there looking for football prospects from the classes of 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024. We have only 50 spots available for high schools at each session. All COVID screening protocols and procedures will be in place. To register, click here.

North Springs seeking head football coach

North Springs High School (Class 5A) in Sandy Springs is in search of a head football coach. Head coaching/coordinator experience is strongly preferred. You must have a valid teaching certificate and be able to apply for employment with Fulton County Schools. All resumes should be sent to athletic director Vince Strine by clicking here.

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Georgia High School Football Daily is a free e-mail newsletter produced and owned by Todd Holcomb and Chip Saye. Holcomb is a former lead high school football writer for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and co-founder of the Georgia High School Football Historians Association. Saye is a 35-year veteran of the newspaper industry who has covered high school sports for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Athens Banner-Herald, Anderson (S.C.) Independent-Mail and Gwinnett Daily News.