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Game Night Recap 2-3


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GIRLS

Class AAAAAA

No. 3 Buford 69, Mill Creek 34: Chattanooga-signee Lydia Ledford netted 24 points. E’miah Fields had 14 points while freshman Jermani Mincey and Haley Ryczek scored 10 apiece.

No. 6 Marietta 60, Etowah 32: Leah DeWitt tallied 23 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists. Freshman Zoe Williams had 15 points and 4 rebounds. Kyann Senior posted 11 points and 10 rebounds.

No. 9 South Forsyth 63, North Forsyth 62: Freshman Carib Morris poured in 37 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals. Avynn Kniceley added 10 points and 4 steals while Calleigh Salvador totaled 9 points, 3 rebounds and 4 assists. Emmanuel-signee Gabbie Gliatta scored 22 points in the loss. Kendall Arnett had 18 points. Emma Grace Turner added 10 points and Emerson Carnes had 8.

No. 10 Lowndes 54, Camden County 50: Kayla Jackson racked up 24 points, 10 rebounds, 4 steals and 2 blocks. Zylah Cherry added 10 points and 5 steals. Laila Foster posted 6 points, 10 rebounds and 5 blocks. Payton Fleming (6) and Naomi Williams (5) added to the offensive total. Continue reading Game Night Recap 2-3

Week 13 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings


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Class AAAAAA

1. Wheeler (18-5)
2. Grayson (18-1)
3. McEachern (17-4)
4. Hillgrove (16-6)
5. Pebblebrook (15-6)
6. Westlake (17-6)
7. Walton (20-3)
8. Meadowcreek (16-5)
9. Peachtree Ridge (14-8)
10. Cherokee (15-7)

Class AAAAA

1. Gainesville (22-0)
2. Alexander (20-2)
3. Decatur (21-3)
4. Woodward Academy (18-6)
5. Dutchtown (17-4)
6. Johns Creek (18-4)
7. Milton (16-4)
8. Langston Hughes (12-6)
9. Woodstock (20-2)
10. Newnan (20-1)

Class AAAA

1. St. Pius X (23-0)
2. North Oconee (20-2)
3. Pace Academy (13-7)
4. Southwest DeKalb (16-5)
5. Locust Grove (21-3)
6. Griffin (19-2)
7. Westminster (17-3)
8. Jonesboro (15-6)
9. Tucker (15-6)
10. Mays (17-5)

Class AAA

1. Baldwin (19-3)
2. Cross Creek (18-5)
3. Sandy Creek (17-2)
4. Cedar Grove (14-6)
5. Westover (20-1)
6. Harlem (15-7)
7. Troup County (17-4)
8. Spalding (19-4)
9. Douglass (14-6)
10. Calhoun (15-2)

Class AA

1. KIPP Atlanta (18-4)
2. Butler (17-4)
3. Carver-Columbus (18-3)
4. South Atlanta (15-5)
5. Columbia (16-5)
6. Morgan County (16-6)
7. Redan (17-4)
8. Therrell (11-11)
9. Burke County (13-5)
10. Salem (13-9)

Class A D-I

1. Commerce (18-3)
2. Southwest-Macon (17-6)
3. Rabun County (17-2)
4. Putnam County (18-6)
5. Model (18-2)
6. Vidalia (17-2)
7. Fannin County (19-1)
8. East Laurens (17-4)
9. Dodge County (15-4)
10. Fitzgerald (15-4)

Class A D-II

1. Chattahoochee County (21-1)
2. Turner County (20-2)
3. Bowdon (16-3)
4. Seminole County (21-1)
5. Early County (18-6)
6. Taylor County (17-4)
7. Hancock Central (13-6)
8. Clinch County (17-3)
9. Warren County (13-5)
10. Washington-Wilkes (12-8)

Class 3A-1A Private

1. Holy Innocents’ (19-2)
2. Mt. Vernon (19-2)
3. Greenforest (19-5)
4. Walker (19-3)
5. North Cobb Christian (18-3)
6. Darlington (17-2)
7. Mt. Bethel (16-5)
8. Hebron Christian (15-4)
9. GAC (10-10)
10. Lovett (14-9)

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Snowfall and ice have tried to slow down the GHSA home stretch but region play has teams jockeying for seeding heading into tournament time. As far as the state picture goes, three classifications see no movement while all eight have no movement at the top. Continue reading Week 13 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings

2026 GHSA Boys Basketball Region Tournaments Master Schedule


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CLASS 6A

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Region 4

Region 5

Region 6

Region 7

Region 8

CLASS 5A

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Region 4

Region 5

Saturday (2/14)
At #5
#6 vs. #7, 6:00
#5 vs. #8, 7:30
Monday (2/16)
At #3
#4 vs. #5/#8, 6:00
#3 vs. #6/#7, 7:30
Wednesday (2/18)
At New Manchester
#2 vs. #3/#6/#7, 5:30
#1 Alexander vs. #4/#5/#8, 8:30
Friday (2/20)
At New Manchester
Consolation: 3:30
Championship: 6:30

Region 6

Saturday (2/14)
At #5 Boys
#6 vs. #7, 3:30
#5 vs. #8, 6:30
Tuesday (2/17)
At Lassiter
#3 vs. #6/#7, 3:30
#4 vs. #5/#8, 6:30
Wednesday (2/18)
At Lassiter
#1 vs. #4/#5/#8, 3:30
#2 vs. #3/#6/#7, 6:30
Friday (2/20)
At Lassiter
Consolation: 3:30
Championship: 6:30

Region 7

Region 8

CLASS 4A

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Region 4

Region 5

Region 6

Region 7

Region 8

Monday (2/16)
#5 at #4, 6:00
#7 at #2, 6:00
#6 at #3, 6:00
Thursday (2/19)
At Cedar Shoals
#2/#7 vs. #3/#6, 5:30
#1 vs. #4/#5, 8:30
Friday (2/20)
At Cedar Shoals
Consolation: 5:30
Championship: 8:30

CLASS 3A

Region 1

Region 2

Tuesday (2/17)
At #4 Boys
#6 vs. #7, 4:30
#5 vs. #8, 6:00
#4 vs. #9, 7:30
Wednesday (2/18)
At #1 Girls
#4/#9 vs. #5/#8, 5:30
#3 vs. #6/#7, 8:30
Thursday (2/19)
At #1 Girls
#2 vs. #3/#6/#7, 5:30
#1 vs. #4/#5/#8/#9, 8:30
Friday (2/20)
At #1 Girls
Consolation: 5:30
Championship: 8:30

Region 3

Region 4

Region 5

Region 6

Region 7

Region 8

CLASS 2A

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Region 4

Region 5

Friday (2/13)
#7 at #6,
Saturday (2/14)
#6/#7 at #4,
#5 at #3,
Tuesday (2/17)
At Therrell
#2 vs. #3/#5, 5:30
#1 vs. #4/#6/#7, 8:30
Thursday (2/19)
At Therrell
Consolation: 5:30
Championship: 8:30

Region 6

Region 7

Region 8

CLASS 1A D-I

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Region 4

Region 5

Region 6

Region 7

Region 8

Saturday (2/14)
At #6 Boys
#6 vs. #7, 7:30
Monday (2/16)
At Piedmont University
#4 vs. #5, 5:30
#3 vs. #6/#7, 8:30
Wednesday (2/18)
At Piedmont University
#2 vs. #3/#6/#7, 5:30
#1 vs. #4/#5, 8:30
Friday (2/20)
At Piedmont University
Championship: 8:30

CLASS 1A D-II

Region 1

Region 2

Region 3

Region 4

Region 5

Region 6

Region 7

Region 8

Week 12 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings



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Class AAAAAA

1. Wheeler (16-5)
2. Grayson (17-1)
3. McEachern (15-4)
4. Hillgrove (14-6)
5. Pebblebrook (13-6)
6. Westlake (16-6)
7. Walton (19-2)
8. Dacula (17-2)
9. Cherokee (14-6)
10. Meadowcreek (14-5)

Class AAAAA

1. Gainesville (21-0)
2. Alexander (18-2)
3. Decatur (19-3)
4. Woodward Academy (16-6)
5. Dutchtown (15-4)
6. Johns Creek (18-3)
7. Milton (14-4)
8. Langston Hughes (10-6)
9. Woodstock (18-2)
10. Newnan (18-1)

Class AAAA

1. St. Pius X (21-0)
2. North Oconee (18-2)
3. Westminster (17-2)
4. Pace Academy (11-7)
5. Jonesboro (14-5)
6. Southwest DeKalb (15-5)
7. Locust Grove (19-2)
8. Griffin (18-2)
9. Tucker (15-6)
10. Mays (15-5)

Class AAA

1. Baldwin (17-3)
2. Cross Creek (16-5)
3. Sandy Creek (14-2)
4. Cedar Grove (13-6)
5. Westover (18-1)
6. Douglass (13-5)
7. Harlem (13-7)
8. Troup County (15-4)
9. Spalding (17-4)
10. Calhoun (14-2)

Class AA

1. KIPP Atlanta (16-4)
2. Butler (15-4)
3. Carver-Columbus (15-3)
4. South Atlanta (14-5)
5. Columbia (14-5)
6. Morgan County (14-6)
7. Salem (13-7)
8. Therrell (9-11)
9. Burke County (11-5)
10. Thomson (12-5)

Class A D-I

1. Commerce (17-3)
2. Southwest-Macon (15-6)
3. Rabun County (16-2)
4. Putnam County (16-6)
5. Model (15-2)
6. Vidalia (16-2)
7. Fannin County (19-1)
8. East Laurens (16-3)
9. Dodge County (14-4)
10. Fitzgerald (13-4)

Class A D-II

1. Chattahoochee County (19-1)
2. Turner County (17-2)
3. Seminole County (19-0)
4. Bowdon (14-3)
5. Taylor County (14-4)
6. Hancock Central (12-6)
7. Clinch County (14-2)
8. Portal (14-4)
9. Warren County (13-5)
10. Early County (15-6)

Class 3A-1A Private

1. Holy Innocents’ (17-2)
2. Mt. Vernon (17-2)
3. Greenforest (17-5)
4. Walker (17-3)
5. North Cobb Christian (16-3)
6. Darlington (16-2)
7. Mt. Bethel (14-5)
8. Hebron Christian (14-4)
9. GAC (8-10)
10. Lovett (14-8)

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Kyle Sandy Joins Redline Basketball Club as Director of Basketball Operations

Kyle Sandy Joins Redline Basketball Club as Director of Basketball Operations

Kyle Sandy Redline Director of Basketball Operations

Cumming, Georgia – January 22, 2026: Redline Basketball Club is proud to announce the addition of Kyle Sandy as the organization’s new Director of Basketball Operations, a move that signals a major step forward in Redline’s continued growth and commitment to player development.

A respected national basketball scout based in Georgia, Sandy is widely known throughout the Southeast and beyond for his deep ties to the high school and grassroots basketball landscape. He currently serves as the lead scout for PrepGirlsHoops & PrepHoops Georgia, one of the most trusted names in basketball scouting and coverage nationwide, and is the founder and owner of Sandy’s Spiel, a nationally recognized scouting and media platform dedicated to evaluating, promoting, and advocating for prospects at all levels.

Over the years, Sandy has built a reputation as a trusted evaluator with a sharp eye for talent and an even stronger understanding of player projection. His work has taken him into countless high school gyms, travel ball events, and showcases across the country, where he has helped connect student-athletes with college opportunities through honest evaluations, detailed scouting reports, and meaningful relationships with college coaches. In Georgia specifically, Sandy has become a go-to voice within the basketball community, respected by coaches, players, parents, and programs alike for his credibility and commitment to the game.

In his new role with Redline Basketball Club, Sandy will be heavily involved across multiple areas of the organization, including marketing, social media, practice support, recruiting, player development, and overall program operations. His experience navigating the recruiting ecosystem and his ability to tell a player’s story will be a valuable asset for Redline athletes and families as they pursue growth on and off the court.

Redline Basketball Club leadership expressed excitement about the hire, emphasizing Sandy’s strong relationships and proven track record within the basketball world. His presence further strengthens Redline’s mission of providing a first-class travel basketball experience built around development, exposure, and a family-first culture.

Sandy shared his enthusiasm about the opportunity, stating that he is excited to join Redline Basketball Club and help provide players with a positive, growth-focused environment as they chase their goals. His role will center on supporting athletes as both players and people, while working alongside a staff of college coaches dedicated to long-term development.

Redline Basketball Club offers a proven infrastructure designed to help players reach the next level. Teams are coached by current and former college coaches, practices are intentional and teaching-driven, and the overall experience is designed to be both competitive and rewarding for athletes of all ages.

For families interested in joining a serious travel basketball program with a strong developmental foundation and a true family feel, more information and online registration can be found at redlinebasketballclub.com.

With the addition of Kyle Sandy, Redline Basketball Club continues to elevate its platform and resources, reinforcing its commitment to developing players, building relationships, and creating opportunities at the next level.

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    February 8 at Denmark High School, 5:00 PM