Class AAAAAAA
- Norcross (3-0)
- Archer (4-0)
- McEachern (0-1)
- Collins Hill (0-0)
- Newton (2-0)
- Westlake (0-1)
- Cherokee (1-0)
- Brookwood (1-0)
- Mill Creek (2-0)
- Colquitt County (1-0)
Class AAAAAA
- Winder-Barrow (1-0)
- Douglas County (2-1)
- Mays (0-0)
- Grovetown (3-0)
- Harrison (1-1)
- Northview (2-0)
- Jonesboro (2-1)
- Sequoyah (2-0)
- Brunswick (0-0)
- Tucker (2-0)
Class AAAAA
- Buford (0-0)
- Flowery Branch (1-0)
- Southwest DeKalb (1-1)
- Griffin (3-0)
- Bainbridge (0-0)
- Warner Robins (1-0)
- Villa Rica (0-0)
- Carrollton (0-0)
- Loganville (1-2)
- Harris County (1-0)
Class AAAA
- Columbus (1-0)
- Cross Creek (0-0)
- North Oconee (3-0)
- Henry County (1-1)
- West Hall (0-2)
- Carver-Columbus (2-0)
- Americus-Sumter (1-1)
- Northwest Whitfield (0-0)
- Jefferson (2-0)
- Sandy Creek (2-0)
Class AAA
- Johnson-Savannah (2-0)
- Morgan County (0-1)
- Beach (0-0)
- Calhoun (0-0)
- Greater Atlanta Christian (1-2)
- Ringgold (0-0)
- Kendrick (1-0)
- Redan (3-0)
- Haralson County (1-0)
- Hart County (1-0)
Class AA
- Model (0-1)
- Putnam County (0-0)
- Rabun County (1-0)
- Vidalia (0-0)
- Laney (0-0)
- Dodge County (0-0)
- Banks County (2-0)
- Swainsboro (0-1)
- Armuchee (1-1)
- Heard County (2-1)
Class A-Private
- St. Francis (2-0)
- Wesleyan (3-0)
- Holy Innocents’ (2-0)
- Greenforest (0-0)
- Our Lady of Mercy (2-0)
- Calvary Day (0-0)
- Southwest Atlanta Christian (0-1)
- Tattnall Square (0-0)
- Lakeview Academy (1-0)
- Savannah Country Day (1-0)
Class A-Public
- Pelham (0-0)
- Terrell County (0-0)
- Taylor County (0-0)
- Greenville (1-0)
- Telfair County (2-0)
- Treutlen (0-0)
- Wheeler County (1-1)
- Hancock Central (0-0)
- Wilcox County (1-0)
- Mitchell County (0-0)
In search of a four-peat in the state’s highest classification, No. 3 McEachern was stopped by No. 1 Norcross in a star-studded early season matchup, 57-53. No. 2 Archer moves up a spot after a 4-0 start with wins over Class AAAAA No. 9 Loganville (38-29), Class AAAAAA No. 7 Jonesboro (48-36) and Class AAA No. 2 Morgan County (64-49). Woodstock and Duluth both drop out of the Top 10. The Wolverines were beat by Class AAAAAA’s No. 6 Northview 57-44 and No. 10 Tucker 48-41 while sandwiching a nice victory over Class AAA No. 5 Greater Atlanta Christian, 61-56, in between. Duluth picked up two blow out wins but fell to South Gwinnett 54-46. Into the rankings are No. 9 Mill Creek and No. 10 Colquitt County. Mill Creek drilled Fayette County and then beat Class AAAA No. 5 West Hall 43-35. Colquitt will be a tough out in South Georgia. They beat Crisp County 73-41 behind Za’Nautica Downs’ 29 points, eight rebounds and five steals.
Class AAAAAA’s No. 1 Winder-Barrow demolished Berkmar 89-14. No. 2 Douglas County holds onto their spot after an overtime loss to Greater Atlanta Christian 78-75. The Tigers beat Class AAAAAAA No. 6 Westlake 60-57 and slipped by Stephenson 63-57. No. 5 Harrison moves up a spot after a 74-64 loss to Norcross and a 56-50 win over Class AAAAA No. 3 Southwest DeKalb. No. 10 Tucker debuts following wins over Parkview (45-39) and Woodstock (48-41). The biggest mover so far? No. 6 Northview. The Titans pounded away at Woodstock and held a 20-point lead for the majority of the game and then took down previously ranked St. Pius, 48-28. Not many teams can match Northview’s quality size inside, making them a dangerous team come tournament time if they can keep it all together.
It was pretty much status quo in Class AAAAA outside of No. 3 Southwest DeKalb dropping to Harrison by six. The Panthers did however, earn a 59-48 win over Stephenson beforehand. Loganville drops a spot to No. 9 after tough losses to ranked opponents Archer (38-29) and North Oconee (49-42).
Preseason Class AAAA No. 3 West Hall falls to No. 5 after losing to Mill Creek 43-35 and P.K. Yonge, FL 60-47. A tough early season schedule should pay dividends later in the season. North Oconee takes over at No. 3 with wins over Loganville, Central Gwinnett (58-39) and Cedar Shoals (50-32). St. Pius drops out but also does Marist, who opened the year ranked No. 5. The War Eagles lost to Centennial 36-32 and will need to regroup. No. 9 Jefferson and No. 10 Sandy Creek will try to cement themselves as Top 10 teams.
With No. 2 Morgan County’s loss to Archer, Johnson-Savannah takes the reigns as top dog in Class AAA. Greater Atlanta Christian slips two spots after seeing mixed results against a tough schedule, losing to Woodstock and Hillgrove but beating Douglas County in overtime. Preseason No. 8 Lovett, No. 9 East Hall and No. 10 Franklin County all exit the poll. In is No. 8 Redan, No. 9 Haralson County and No. 10 Hart County. Haralson County won a defensive battle with Class AA No. 10 Heard County, 34-16.
Class AA No. 1 Model lost to Class A-Private No. 3 Holy Innocents’ (68-61), but their strong showing is enough for the Blue Devils to retain their No. 1 ranking. No. 3 Rabun County rises a spot after drilling Dawson County 76-51. Swainsboro plummets three spots to No. 8 after a 46-41 loss to Coffee. Armuchee moves up to No. 9. Their win over Class A-Private Preseason No. 10 Darlington 43-32 outweighs their 43-38 loss to Cass just enough to stay ranked. No. 7 Banks County is new to the poll after Jeff Davis exits following a 49-37 loss to Class A-Public No. 5 Telfair County. Banks County picked up wins in Hall County beating North Hall 56-43 and Class AAA Preseason No. 9 East Hall, 60-48.
It was ho-hum for Class A-Private’s top three teams, each of them picking up wildly impressive victories. No. 1 St. Francis crushed Class AAAA No. 7 Americus-Sumer 63-26. No. 2 Wesleyan beat Hillgrove 66-53 and blew out Effingham County (93-28) and Tattnall County (90-38). No. 3 Holy Innocents’ beat Model and thumped rival Riverwood 77-15. No. 10 Savannah Country Day replaces Darlington.
Not much happened in Class A-Public but No. 5 Telfair County has already moved up two spots, beating Jeff Davis 49-37 and No. 7 Wheeler County 66-59. No. 4 Greenville looked good in their 68-35 rout of Calhoun County.