No. 8 East Coweta 76, McIntosh 55: In the loss, Cam Lyons had 15 points and 4 assists. Cooper Dolhancyk had 14 points.
Lassiter 82, Excel Christian 49: Kyle Keener poured in 19 points followed by Will Harty’s 15. Greg Watkins scored 13 and Owen Kennedy added 12.
Parkview 70, North Gwinnett 66: Jason Edwards (22), CJ Daniels (18), Miles Kelly (17) and Allen Terrell (10) paced the Panthers.
South Forsyth 58, North Forsyth 43: Devin McGlockton posted 16 points, 7 rebounds and 3 blocks. Grady Arant scored 10 points. Cory Seitz led North Forsyth with 18 points.
Etowah 44, Roswell 34: The Eagles clinched a state playoff berth for the fourth straight year. Will Garvey had 15 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists. Brock Rechsteiner added 12 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists.
Mill Creek 74, North Gwinnett 70 OT: UAH-signee Jack Kostel scored 21 points. David Lewis II netted 18 points and Zion Wimby chipped in 13 points.
Collins Hill 66, Mountain View 61: In the loss, Sean Pierre Akers-Kennedy had 13 points and Zay Wilson scored 12. Myles Davis netted 10 while Wyatt Fricks and AJ Robertson each had 8.
Woodstock 55, Lassiter 52: Kyle Keener scored 20 points in the loss. Greg Watkins and Will Harty scored 7 points apiece.
West Forsyth 65, Forsyth Central 47: Sterling Johnson finished with 18 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals. Zack Zabetakis scored 10 points while Nick Zabetakis had 8.
1. Westlake (19-2)
2. Collins Hill (20-0)
3. Cherokee (20-2)
4. North Forsyth (19-2)
5. Tift County (15-4)
6. Woodstock (19-3)
7. Campbell (16-5)
8. Rockdale County (18-4)
9. North Cobb (14-6)
10. Pebblebrook (15-5)
1. Lovejoy (19-1)
2. Forest Park (16-5)
3. Valdosta (18-2)
4. Dacula (19-2)
5. Glynn Academy (16-4)
6. Langston Hughes (13-5)
7. Alexander (17-3)
8. Stephenson (16-5)
9. Harrison (16-4)
10. Mt. Zion-Jonesboro (12-7)
1. Buford (20-0)
2. Kell (21-0)
3. Jones County (18-3)
4. Villa Rica (18-3)
5. Veterans (18-2)
6. Wayne County (17-1)
7. Statesboro (17-4)
8. Starr’s Mill (16-3)
9. Southwest DeKalb (15-6)
10. Carrollton (13-8)
1. Carver-Columbus (16-4)
2. Americus-Sumter (16-1)
3. Spalding (15-4)
4. Troup County (16-0)
5. Woodward Academy (19-2)
6. Luella (16-5)
7. Marist (19-1)
8. Central-Carrollton (17-3)
9. Stephens County (16-5)
10. Baldwin (16-6)
1. Johnson-Savannah (15-1)
2. Jefferson (17-4)
3. GAC (11-9)
4. Beach (15-7)
5. Coahulla Creek (17-3)
6. Ringgold (13-7)
7. Pierce County (16-3)
8. Cedar Grove (12-4)
9. North Hall (15-7)
10. Sonoraville (14-6)
1. Douglass (14-5)
2. Laney (18-2)
3. Early County (15-4)
4. Putnam County (17-2)
5. Rabun County (18-1)
6. Union County (16-4)
7. Josey (16-4)
8. Southwest-Macon (15-2)
9. Bryan County (18-3)
10. Washington County (15-3)
1. St. Francis (15-3)
2. Hebron Christian (21-0)
3. Holy Innocents’ (14-5)
4. Wesleyan (14-3)
5. Greenforest (16-4)
6. Mt. Paran (16-2)
7. Galloway (14-4)
8. Darlington (17-2)
9. ELCA (12-3)
10. Stratford Academy (16-2)
1. Central-Talbotton (16-1)
2. Wheeler County (19-1)
3. Clinch County (15-1)
4. Calhoun County (14-4)
5. Bowdon (17-4)
6. Greenville (14-5)
7. Turner County (13-6)
8. Macon County (12-4)
9. Dooly County (12-6)
10. Georgia Military (14-2)
The separation between No. 1 Westlake and the rest of a talented Region 2-AAAAAAA was apparent as the Lions romped No. 7 Campbell 70-36 and No. 10 Pebblebrook 73-44.
1. Grayson (19-1)
2. Shiloh (19-1)
3. Norcross (20-2)
4. Wheeler (15-5)
5. Milton (16-4)
6. Archer (14-7)
7. McEachern (13-4)
8. East Coweta (14-6)
9. Cherokee (18-4)
10. Berkmar (11-9)
1. Tucker (18-2)
2. Lanier (16-5)
3. Sequoyah (17-4)
4. South Cobb (19-2)
5. Langston Hughes (12-6)
6. Tri-Cities (18-3)
7. Chattahoochee (14-7)
8. Richmond Hill (17-4)
9. New Manchester (14-6)
10. Valdosta (17-2)
1. Lithonia (20-1)
2. Dutchtown (20-3)
3. Eagle’s Landing (18-2)
4. Cedar Shoals (20-1)
5. Kell (17-4)
6. Statesboro (16-5)
7. Veterans (19-1)
8. Warner Robins (16-2)
9. Carrollton (15-6)
10. Buford (15-5)
1. Sandy Creek (15-3)
2. Woodward Academy (18-2)
3. Americus-Sumter (18-0)
4. Chapel Hill (14-6)
5. North Clayton (13-5)
6. Denmark (16-5)
7. Eastside (16-5)
8. Cross Creek (16-5)
9. Baldwin (11-7)
10. St. Pius X (14-6)
1. Pace Academy (16-4)
2. Hart County (19-1)
3. Dawson County (19-2)
4. Windsor Forest (18-4)
5. Johnson-Savannah (16-5)
6. GAC (14-6)
7. Westside-Macon (13-8)
8. Monroe (15-5)
9. Lovett (14-5)
10. Franklin County (16-6)
1. Therrell (15-5)
2. Swainsboro (19-2)
3. Douglass (17-4)
4. Jeff Davis (16-5)
5. Glenn Hills (15-7)
6. Butler (13-5)
7. Spencer (14-3)
8. Dublin (17-2)
9. Washington County (12-5)
10. Laney (13-6)
1. St. Francis (18-3)
2. Greenforest (10-9)
3. Trinity Christian (13-7)
4. Wesleyan (12-5)
5. Mt. Pisgah (16-4)
6. Walker (17-4)
7. Pinecrest Academy (11-9)
8. First Presbyterian Day (15-4)
9. Christian Heritage (17-1)
10. Mt. Paran (12-7)
1. Treutlen (20-0)
2. Wilcox County (17-0)
3. Terrell County (15-0)
4. Drew Charter (12-6)
5. Calhoun County (15-2)
6. Hancock Central (16-3)
7. Wilkinson County (13-7)
8. Dooly County (15-4)
9. Lanier County (16-3)
10. Turner County (15-4)
The top dogs in Class 7A both survived a scare from one of Georgia’s most dangerous teams.
West Forsyth 58, North Forsyth 54: In the loss, Aidan Kudlas scored 22 points. Cory Seitz had 12 points.
Lambert 68, South Forsyth 60: Braxton Beaty finished with 24 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. Ohio-signee Colin Granger double-doubled with 20 points and 10 rebounds.
Duluth 53, North Gwinnett 50: Taufiq Smith scored 13 points. Trent Gordon had 11 and Makhi Mitchell scored 10.
Roswell 57, Walton 46: George Pridgett pumped in 27 points. Jase McCullough scored 10 points.
Mill Creek 72, Mountain View 49: Wyatt Fricks scored 17 points in the loss. Myles Davis added 12.
Parkview 82, Meadowcreek 58: Jason Edwards (24), Miles Kelly (15) and CJ Daniels (15) balanced the Panthers.
