Week 11 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings

Class AAAAAAA

1. Milton (19-2)
2. Grayson (15-3)
3. Pebblebrook (19-2)
4. McEachern (19-4)
5. Berkmar (16-5)
6. Cherokee (17-5)
7. South Forsyth (17-3)
8. North Gwinnett (15-7)
9. Parkview (9-3)
10. Gainesville (14-6)

Class AAAAAA

1. Wheeler (16-4)
2. Kell (15-5)
3. Chattahoochee (12-1)
4. Evans (16-2)
5. Shiloh (14-4)
6. Richmond Hill (15-1)
7. Lanier (15-4)
8. Centennial (15-3)
9. Douglas County (16-5)
10. Westlake (12-3)

Class AAAAA

1. Tri-Cities (15-4)
2. Eagle’s Landing (21-1)
3. St. Pius X (18-2)
4. Veterans (14-0)
5. Lithonia (11-2)
6. Woodward Academy (12-6)
7. Forest Park (8-4)
8. Jonesboro (15-4)
9. Dutchtown (16-7)
10. Clarke Central (12-6)

Class AAAA

1. Baldwin (10-0)
2. Spencer (10-1)
3. Monroe (14-3)
4. Miller Grove (7-4)
5. Stephenson (9-3)
6. Westover (9-4)
7. Luella (17-5)
8. Fayette County (12-11)
9. Jefferson (15-4)
10. Bainbridge (11-5)

Class AAA

1. Sandy Creek (16-4)
2. Hart County (15-3)
3. Windsor Forest (8-2)
4. Johnson-Savannah (11-2)
5. Salem (11-4)
6. Hephzibah (9-2)
7. Cross Creek (12-4)
8. Carver-Atlanta (10-4)
9. White County (13-5)
10. LaFayette (13-1)

Class AA

1. Pace Academy (17-1)
2. Swainsboro (12-1)
3. Washington County (9-0)
4. Columbia (13-5)
5. Lovett (13-5)
6. Thomasville (14-1)
7. Chattooga (12-2)
8. Westside-Augusta (10-4)
9. Woodville-Tompkins (11-4)
10. Banks County (15-7)

Class A-Private

1. Providence Christian (17-3)
2. Galloway (12-1)
3. Trinity Christian (14-6)
4. St. Anne-Pacelli (11-3)
5. Mt. Pisgah (14-6)
6. Christian Heritage (16-2)
7. Greenforest (10-4)
8. First Presbyterian Day (13-1)
9. St. Francis (3-8)
10. Holy Innocents’ (7-2)

Class A-Public

1. Drew Charter (18-0)
2. Dublin (21-1)
3. Irwin County (12-4)
4. Towns County (14-3)
5. Bowdon (17-4)
6. Hancock Central (5-1)
7. Lanier County (14-4)
8. Chattahoochee County (5-1)
9. Manchester (6-1)
10. Warren County (7-3)

It’s officially the home stretch as region play wraps up this week and next. The regular season is more important than ever as currently 13 known regions will not have region tournaments which will pose the debate – is it fair? Would you rather sit out up to a week and a half without playing a game and have a chance to scout, or would you rather your team fight its way through the region playoffs and roll into the state tournament with momentum and not rust? It will be interesting to see whether it will have an effect either way. Continue reading Week 11 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings

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BOYS

Class AAAAAAA

Etowah 66, No. 5 Cherokee 52: Brock Rechsteiner had 20 points and 7 rebounds followed by freshman Dimitri Angelakos’ 16 points and 6 rebounds. Mason Etter had 13 points, 11 rebounds and drew 4 charges. Joshua Hughes finished with 9 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks. Brandon Rechsteiner added 6 points, 4 rebounds, 11 assists and 4 steals. Taihland Owens led Cherokee with 16 points. Tayden Owens and Xavier-signee Elijah Tucker scored 15 apiece.

No. 6 Berkmar 79, Dunwoody 46: Malique Ewin posted 20 points and 12 rebounds. Jermahri Hill scored 14 points. Destin Logan and Dara Olonade netted 11 apiece.

No. 8 North Gwinnett 62, Mountain View 47: North Gwinnett clinched a state playoff berth as Thomas Allard dropped in 22 points. RJ Godfrey posted 12 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists. Alabama-Huntsville-signee Brendan Rigsbee collected 11 points, 8 rebounds and 5 blocks. Gunnar Carlberg netted 9 points. In the loss Zay Wilson scored 16 points. Chance Boothe and Jayden Edison had 8 and 7 points, respectively. Continue reading Game Night Recap 1-29