Week 4 GHSA Girls Basketball State Rankings


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Class AAAAAA

1. Carrollton (3-1)
2. Norcross (2-2)
3. North Forsyth (6-0)
4. North Paulding (5-0)
5. Cherokee (7-1)
6. Campbell (4-0)
7. Grayson (3-1)
8. Buford (4-0)
9. Archer (5-1)
10. Etowah (5-0)

Class AAAAA

1. River Ridge (3-1)
2. Langston Hughes (3-0)
3. Woodward Academy (3-0)
4. Morrow (4-2)
5. Milton (3-0)
6. Bradwell Institute (4-1)
7. New Manchester (3-0)
8. Creekview (3-1)
9. Arabia Mountain (5-2)
10. Sequoyah (3-3)

Class AAAA

1. Creekside (7-0)
2. Maynard Jackson (4-2)
3. Marist (3-1)
4. North Oconee (6-0)
5. Midtown (6-0)
6. Kell (7-1)
7. Dalton (2-1)
8. Warner Robins (5-0)
9. Ware County (5-0)
10. Northview (4-3)

Class AAA

1. Baldwin (2-2)
2. Fayette County (1-3)
3. Jefferson (2-2)
4. Pickens (4-0)
5. White County (4-2)
6. Oconee County (4-2)
7. Luella (1-2)
8. Sandy Creek (2-1)
9. Cherokee Bluff (4-2)
10. Monroe (6-2)

Class AA

1. Josey (4-0)
2. Thomson (6-0)
3. Hardaway (2-3)
4. Butler (5-0)
5. Murray County (4-0)
6. Union County (4-0)
7. Carver-Columbus (2-3)
8. Columbia (5-2)
9. Sonoraville (3-1)
10. Coahulla Creek (2-0)

Class A D-I

1. Model (2-0)
2. Fannin County (1-1)
3. Rabun County (3-1)
4. Temple (4-0)
5. Central-Macon (3-2)
6. Dodge County (1-1)
7. Putnam County (6-1)
8. Elbert County (3-0)
9. East Laurens (1-0)
10. Banks County (2-2)

Class A D-II

1. Wilcox County (0-0)
2. Taylor County (2-0)
3. Warren County (2-0)
4. Bryan County (3-0)
5. Clinch County (0-0)
6. Terrell County (1-1)
7. Early County (3-1)
8. Seminole County (2-1)
9. Screven County (2-1)
10. Macon County (0-1)

Class 3A-1A Private

1. Hebron Christian (4-0)
2. Mt. Paran (5-1)
3. St. Francis (4-0)
4. Holy Innocents’ (4-2)
5. Galloway (1-2)
6. SACA (7-0)
7. Greenforest (4-1)
8. GAC (6-1)
9. Athens Academy (4-0)
10. Whitefield Academy (4-3)

Entering Week 4, some classifications have begun to solidify themselves while others are trying to identify front runners for the title. Three classes have little to no movement while others are completely changing week to week. Hoops4Hunger highlighted the week with multiple Top 10 matchups. Continue reading Week 4 GHSA Girls Basketball State Rankings

Week 4 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings


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Class AAAAAA

1. Grayson (5-0)
2. Wheeler (4-1)
3. Norcross (3-1)
4. Newton (4-3)
5. Walton (5-0)
6. Etowah (5-0)
7. South Gwinnett (6-0)
8. McEachern (3-2)
9. Pebblebrook (3-3)
10. Lambert (4-1)

Class AAAAA

1. Milton (2-1)
2. 
Woodward Academy (4-0)
3. Tri-Cities (4-2)
4. Lee County (3-1)
5. Winder-Barrow (7-1)
6. Habersham Central (4-1)
7. Bradwell Institute (5-0)
8. Riverwood (3-2)
9. Gainesville (2-2)
10. Alexander (1-2)

Class AAAA

1. Pace Academy (4-0)
2. Kell (6-0)
3. North Oconee (2-2)
4. Eagle’s Landing (2-0)
5. Maynard Jackson (5-1)
6. McDonough (2-1)
7. Westminster (5-1)
8. St. Pius X (2-2)
9. Marist (3-2)
10. Southwest DeKalb (5-0)

Class AAA

1. Cedar Grove (4-2)
2. Cross Creek (4-1)
3. Westside-Augusta (2-4)
4. Dougherty (4-2)
5. Pickens (5-0)
6. Sandy Creek (0-0)
7. Cherokee Bluff (6-0)
8. Douglass (5-0)
9. Baldwin (1-1)
10. Upson-Lee (2-0)

Class AA

1. Carver-Columbus (2-0)
2. Columbia (6-2)
3. Butler (2-2)
4. South Atlanta (3-2)
5. KIPP Atlanta (3-2)
6. Westside-Macon (1-1)
7. Laney (4-1)
8. Union County (3-1)
9. Hart County (3-1)
10. Spencer (2-1)

Class A D-I

1. Southwest-Macon (5-0)
2. Putnam County (8-0)
3. BEST Academy (3-2)
4. Rabun County (4-1)
5. Temple (2-0)
6. Towers (6-1)
7. Model (0-1)
8. Banks County (4-3)
9. Vidalia (3-0)
10. East Laurens (1-0)

Class A D-II

1. Savannah (2-1)
2. Warren County (1-0)
3. Manchester (0-0)
4. Calhoun County (3-0)
5. McIntosh County Academy (2-0)
6. Mitchell County (2-0)
7. Randolph-Clay (3-0)
8. Macon County (1-0)
9. Jenkins County (0-0)
10. Mt. Zion-Carrollton (2-0)

Class 3A-1A Private

1. Holy Innocents’ (2-2)
2. Greenforest (4-0)
3. North Cobb Christian (2-1)
4. Darlington (2-0)
5. St. Francis (2-3)
6. GAC (4-2)
7. Lovett (3-2)
8. Mt. Paran (3-2)
9. King’s Ridge (2-3)
10. Mt. Bethel (2-3)

A full week of Thanksgiving Break basketball challenged top teams across the state but no teams fell from their perch above their respective classifications although three number one ranked teams did suffer losses. Continue reading Week 4 GHSA Boys Basketball State Rankings

Game Night Recap 11-30


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GIRLS

Class AAAAAA

No. 3 North Forsyth 73, Hewitt-Trussville, AL 67: Chattanooga-signee London Weaver poured in 24 points and Gabbie Gliatta netted 22. Emma Rose finished with 13 points while Sophia Parks and freshman Ana Anzola scored 7 apiece.

No. 5 Cherokee 65, Cartersville 42: Madison Moody dropped 22 points while freshman Ansley Dunn scored 14 at the Wood Elite Thanksgiving Showcase.

No. 8 Buford 71, Walnut Grove 39: Lydia Ledford exploded for 30 points, 6 rebounds, 10 assists and 10 steals at FeastGiving.

Walton 57, South Forsyth 40: Lauren Kent and Mississippi State soccer-signee Graycen Ehlen scored 13 points apiece to lead the Raiders at the Wood Elite Thanksgiving Showcase. Chloe Nicholson chipped in 8 points while Alice Zhang had 7 and Allie Pekkanen scored 6.

Lambert 54, Calhoun 45: Parker Whipple finished with 15 points, 5 rebounds and 3 assists while West Florida-signee Annarose Tyre tacked on 13 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists. Mackenzie Weyer tallied 11 points and 6 rebounds. Continue reading Game Night Recap 11-30

Hoya Hoopsgiving Top Performers


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2025 6-3 W Ben Wilcox – Buford
It feels like a potential meteoric rise for Ben Wilcox his senior season. The role player stepped up in an incredible way with Buford missing football players to produce 27 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks in a wild 79-76 double overtime victory against Harrison. Continue reading Hoya Hoopsgiving Top Performers

Jackson EMC Tip-Off Girls Top Performers


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E'Miah Fields2027 5-9 W E’Miah Fields – Buford
It took guts for Buford to win the Jackson EMC Tip-Off Tournament as nothing came easy. A see-saw 55-53 win over Cherokee Bluff in the opening round tested the Wolves’ mettle and prepared them for a come from behind 57-55 win over Jefferson in the title game. With Ava Grace Watson at Ohio State, newly defined roles have crystallized as E’Miah Fields and Lydia Ledford emerged as the unquestioned engines of the team. Continue reading Jackson EMC Tip-Off Girls Top Performers

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