Class AAAAAAA

1. Grayson (16-0)
2. Carrollton (14-2)
3. Buford (14-2)
4. North Paulding (15-4)
5. Norcross (13-4)
6. McEachern (11-8)
7. Campbell (11-7)
8. Mill Creek (11-4)
9. Milton (14-2)
10. Archer (13-4)

Class AAAAAA

1. River Ridge (13-4)
2. North Forsyth (18-0)
3. Marist (16-1)
4. Langston Hughes (12-3)
5. New Manchester (11-4)
6. Woodward Academy (13-4)
7. Tift County (13-3)
8. Veterans (11-5)
9. Sequoyah (13-5)
10. Lakeside-Evans (13-3)

Class AAAAA

1. Union Grove (16-1)
2. Maynard Jackson (13-1)
3. Creekside (10-4)
4. Warner Robins (12-2)
5. Midtown (13-2)
6. Jefferson (16-3)
7. Bradwell Institute (15-1)
8. Jones County (14-4)
9. Harris County (13-2)
10. Statesboro (14-1)

Class AAAA

1. Baldwin (13-2)
2. Hardaway (13-4)
3. Holy Innocents’ (8-6)
4. Stockbridge (12-5)
5. Southwest DeKalb (11-4)
6. Fayette County (10-3)
7. Chestatee (14-4)
8. Cherokee Bluff (14-3)
9. Starr’s Mill (9-6)
10. North Oconee (12-6)

Class AAA

1. Hebron Christian (14-2)
2. Wesleyan (13-1)
3. Pickens (17-1)
4. Carver-Columbus (11-5)
5. White County (15-3)
6. Cross Creek (12-4)
7. Dawson County (10-7)
8. Monroe (10-6)
9. Hart County (11-5)
10. Mary Persons (14-4)

Class AA

1. Mt. Paran (14-3)
2. Josey (14-2)
3. Thomson (14-2)
4. Central-Macon (11-4)
5. Banks County (13-4)
6. Butler (10-6)
7. Callaway (13-1)
8. Model (14-4)
9. Fannin County (10-5)
10. Murray County (12-5)

Class A D-I

1. St. Francis (14-5)
2. Galloway (9-7)
3. Athens Christian (13-3)
4. Rabun County (14-4)
5. Oglethorpe County (14-2)
6. Lamar County (12-3)
7. Swainsboro (8-4)
8. Mt. Pisgah (11-6)
9. Bryan County (13-2)
10. Trion (12-6)

Class A D-II

1. Greenforest (12-4)
2. Montgomery County (14-0)
3. Taylor County (15-3)
4. Wilcox County (13-1)
5. Early County (12-3)
6. Terrell County (10-4)
7. Towns County (11-4)
8. Clinch County (7-3)
9. Warren County (11-3)
10. Macon County (10-4)

Two classifications see no changes at all while multiple schools debut for the first time in the lower ranks.Not only has No. 1 Grayson made their case for best team in Class 7A, but they have established themselves as the team to beat in Georgia and maybe even the entire nation after stomping No. 10 Archer 76-43 then drilling the No. 4 team in the nation IMG Academy, FL 73-56 at the MLK Day Classic. No. 2 Carrollton toppled No. 7 Campbell 47-39 and went on the road to beat last week’s Class 6A No. 10 Rome 46-29, holding the Wolves to 11 second half points while Madison Reese led the Trojans with 14 points off the bench. Campbell bounced back with a 54-35 win over Class 2A No. 6 Butler at the MLK Day Classic. No. 3 Buford won at No. 8 Mill Creek 63-41 but Ohio State-signee Ava Grace Watson’s 44 points weren’t enough in a 74-67 loss to Class 6A No. 1 River Ridge. Mill Creek closed their week with a 47-32 win at Dacula (12-4) to drop the Falcons from the Top 10. No. 4 North Paulding beat Hillgrove 44-32 while No. 6 McEachern beat the Hawks 39-26. Back in the poll is No. 9 Milton, Appalachian State-signee Nya Smith pouring in 35 points in a 66-60 win at South Forsyth.

Class 6A No. 1 River Ridge drilled Rome (14-4) 57-29 before winning at Class 7A No. 3 Buford 74-67, freshman Finley Parker exploding for 28 points. Rome started their week with a 54-50 win against Creekview but ended it with a 46-29 loss to Class 7A No. 2 Carrollton to drop out of the poll, Jermiya Winston with 16 points and 11 rebounds in the loss. No. 4 Langston Hughes slips two spots with a one-point loss to Webb, TN at the MLK Day Classic. No. 9 Sequoyah is down two places after losing 51-41 at Etowah but beating Creekview 40-27. Returning to the rankings is No. 10 Lakeside-Evans who crushed rival Evans 59-29.

There are no changes to the Class 5A poll. No. 1 Union Grove defeated Class 4A No. 4 Stockbridge 46-42 at the J-4 Sports MLK Invitational as Jordan Brooks netted 15 points. No. 2 Maynard Jackson scored a 66-52 win over No. 3 Creekside holding freshman phenom C’India Dennis to 17 points while four Jaguars reached double digits led by Cayden Cornish’s 13 points. No. 7 Bradwell Institute survived overtime at Coffee, 54-52.

For yet another week, the Top 5 in Class 4A remains untouched. No. 4 Stockbridge suffered a 46-42 loss to Class 5A No. 1 Union Grove at the J-4 Sports MLK Invitational.  No. 7 Chestatee stormed past a Kaitlin Cook-less No. 8 Cherokee Bluff 57-48 to gain sole possession of first-place in Region 8. Injuries derailed East Forsyth (10-9) last week, losing Hollyn Hicks to two broken arms, Addison Rouse to a broken hand and Hailey Hiddema to a knee injury. The Broncos battled but lost 66-58 to North Hall and 63-35 to Cherokee Bluff to drop out of the rankings. No. 10 North Oconee is back in the Top 10 for the first time since Week 3, riding a 58-51 win at Walnut Grove where Aiyanna Peavy dumped in 19 points.

Top 10 matchups in Class 3A were hotly contested. In Region 8, No. 1 Hebron Christian blew past No. 9 Hart County 70-32. Region 7 had a busy week as No. 2 Wesleyan rallied past No. 3 Pickens 62-54 to win in Jasper after trailing 48-40 heading into the fourth quarter, Texas-signee Bryanna Preston collecting 19 points and 10 rebounds followed by Johanna Potter’s 18 points and 10 rebounds. Earlier in the week, the Nettes defeated No. 5 White County 58-52 before the Warriors turned around and sunk 10 threes to sink No. 7 Dawson County 53-46, Emma Lightsey and Abby Slaton netting 20 points apiece for their respective teams. No. 10 Mary Persons falls two slots after a 70-49 loss to Class A D-I No. 6 Lamar County. Calvary Day (10-4) is out with a 46-44 loss at rival Savannah Country Day. Following a four-week hiatus, No. 8 Monroe ascends back into the Top 10 following a 74-44 win against Dougherty.

There is some serious shake up in Class 2A. No. 1 Mt. Paran lost 57-48 to Hoover, AL at the J-4 Sports MLK Invitational and sees Kennedy Deese transfer to Kell. No. 2 Josey rises after toppling No. 3 Thomson 57-56. No. 6 Butler lost twice on Saturday at the MLK Day Classic, beaten 54-35 by Class 7A No. 7 Campbell and 48-33 by Westside, SC. No. 8 Model escaped Rockmart with a win 53-49 while No. 10 Murray County lost 54-47 to Lumpkin County and loses ground in the poll. Columbia (12-5) and Dodge County (8-3) depart from the rankings. The Eagles were beat up by debutant No. 7 Callaway 54-31, the Cavaliers also beating last week’s Class A D-I No. 10 Heard County 50-47. Dodge County lost 49-37 to Sumter County. For the first time this season, No. 9 Fannin County breaks into the Top 10 after winning at Union County 48-47 to complete the season sweep.

It took a buzzer beating putback for Class A D-I No. 1 St. Francis to defeat No. 2 Galloway 71-70, Austin Peay-signee Sa’Mya Wyatt dumping in 32 points and 10 rebounds while Georgia Tech-signee Tianna Thompson netted 26 points, 5 rebounds and 6 assists. No. 5 Oglethorpe County lost 50-39 to Lakeview Academy while No. 6 Lamar County overpowered last week’s Class 3A No. 8 Mary Persons 70-49, Shakiria Foster posting 28 points. East Laurens (7-3) exits the poll with a 49-43 loss to West Laurens while Heard County (12-5) departs after losses to Handley, AL 46-41 and newly ranked Class 2A No. 7 Callaway 50-47. No. 9 Bryan County resurfaces with a 56-37 win against Savannah. No. 10 Trion sneaks back into the poll with a pair of blowout wins.

Class A D-II has no movement this week. No. 1 Greenforest beat Northside-Columbus 61-55 and No. 6 Terrell County won at Randolph-Clay 47-34. No. 10 Macon County scored a road win at Chattahoochee County 61-42.