Highschool football games georgia

South Gwinnett. Forsyth Central. North Forsyth. South Forsyth. West Forsyth. Collins Hill. Mill Creek. Mountain View. North Gwinnett. Peachtree Ridge. Houston County.

Lee County. Northside, Warner Robins. Bradwell Institute. Effingham County. Glynn Academy. Richmond Hill. South Effingham. Heritage, Conyers. Lakeside, Evans. Rockdale County. Lakeside, DeKalb. North Atlanta.

Douglas County. East Paulding. Paulding County. South Paulding. Kennesaw Mountain. South Cobb. Johns Creek. River Ridge.

Central Gwinnett. Habersham Central. Ware County. Warner Robins. Wayne County. Harris County. Northside, Columbus. Starr's Mill. Forest Park. Mundy's Mill. Woodward Academy. Eagle's Landing. Jones County. Locust Grove. Union Grove.

Woodland, Stockbridge. Cross Keys. Southwest DeKalb. Pius X. Stone Mountain. Chapel Hill. Jackson, Atlanta. Lithia Springs. New Manchester. North Springs. Villa Rica. Blessed Trinity. Woodland, Cartersville. Clarke Central. Jackson County. Johnson, Gainesville. Walnut Grove. Thomas County Central. Carver, Columbus. Troup County. New Hampstead. West Laurens. Westside, Macon.

Fayette County. Zion, Jonesboro. North Clayton. Arabia Mountain. Druid Hills. Miller Grove. Central, Carroll. Heritage, Catoosa.

Northwest Whitfield. Southeast Whitfield. Behind the arm of Ty Watkins with his 1, passing yards, 15 total touchdowns and no turnovers, the War Eagles will look to continue to light up the scoreboard against a tough Denmark defense.

Trinity Christian has scored points this season while only allowing Quarterback David Dallas has been the main standout, with 2, total yards, 27 total touchdowns and only two interceptions.

They are averaging 30 points per game on the season, scoring 70 points in their season opener and picking up two shutouts, so they can play on both sides of the ball. Cambridge is averaging 38 points in its last three games and has three shutouts. Outside of its eight-point loss to Johns Creek, Riverwood has allowed an opponent to score plus in only one game, and the Raiders are averaging 36 points per game.

Mill Creek has been in command of every game it has played thus far. The Hawks are enjoying their best start to a season since On both sides of the ball they are flat-out dominant, scoring points while allowing only 71, and they have yet to allow an opponent to surpass 17 points. The Hawks have a big matchup against Collins Hill next week, but it would be foolish to overlook Newton, which has lost two out of its last three. The Rams are averaging only 19 points per game and going against a stingy Mill Creek defense.

Lee County comes into this matchup having scored points on the season. The Trojans have won back-to-back games since their blowout loss to Warner Robins. Lee County has won the last six matchups, so the odds may seem stacked against Northside, but the Eagles have shown they can put up big points and bring hot offenses to a halt. Monroe has been toppling its competition with ease, winning the old-fashioned way with a solid ground game and defense.

Defensively they are holding their opponents to seven points per game. Oconee County knows how to flex its muscles on defense as well. Geriner went for for a career-high yards and four touchdowns in a win over Carver-Columbus. Bryan caught 10 passes for yards and two touchdowns in a win over Carver-Columbus. Thomas caught seven passes for yards and a touchdown while rushing for 58 yards and a score in the win over Carver-Columbus.

Graham went for for a season-high yards and five touchdown passes in a win over Carver-Atlanta, becoming the second quarterback in state history to throw five touchdown passes in a championship game.

Bonner caught eight passes for yards and two touchdowns in the win over Carver-Atlanta. Dallas was of for yards and four touchdown passes while adding a score on the ground in a win over Prince Avenue Christian.