Class AAAAAAA

1. Grayson (19-0)
2. Carrollton (17-2)
3. Buford (16-2)
4. McEachern (12-9)
5. North Paulding (16-5)
6. Campbell (13-7)
7. Norcross (15-5)
8. Mill Creek (14-4)
9. Milton (15-2)
10. Archer (14-4)

Class AAAAAA

1. River Ridge (15-4)
2. North Forsyth (19-0)
3. Marist (18-1)
4. Langston Hughes (14-3)
5. New Manchester (13-4)
6. Tift County (15-3)
7. Veterans (13-5)
8. Woodward Academy (15-5)
9. Rome (16-4)
10. Pope (15-6)

Class AAAAA

1. Union Grove (19-1)
2. Maynard Jackson (16-1)
3. Creekside (12-4)
4. Warner Robins (13-4)
5. Midtown (15-3)
6. Jefferson (17-3)
7. Bradwell Institute (17-1)
8. Harris County (16-2)
9. Jones County (15-5)
10. Ware County (15-5)

Class AAAA

1. Baldwin (17-2)
2. Hardaway (15-4)
3. Holy Innocents’ (12-6)
4. Stockbridge (14-6)
5. Fayette County (12-3)
6. Chestatee (16-4)
7. Southwest DeKalb (12-5)
8. Cherokee Bluff (16-4)
9. Starr’s Mill (10-7)
10. Heritage-Catoosa (14-4)

Class AAA

1. Hebron Christian (17-2)
2. Wesleyan (15-2)
3. Pickens (19-1)
4. Carver-Columbus (12-6)
5. Cross Creek (15-4)
6. White County (15-4)
7. Dawson County (11-8)
8. Oconee County (11-8)
9. Monroe (12-7)
10. Mary Persons (16-4)

Class AA

1. Mt. Paran (16-3)
2. Josey (16-2)
3. Thomson (16-2)
4. Central-Macon (14-4)
5. Banks County (16-4)
6. Butler (12-7)
7. Model (16-4)
8. Callaway (14-2)
9. Fannin County (11-5)
10. Dodge County (12-3)

Class A D-I

1. St. Francis (15-6)
2. Galloway (10-8)
3. Athens Christian (15-3)
4. Rabun County (15-5)
5. Oglethorpe County (15-2)
6. Lamar County (15-3)
7. Swainsboro (10-4)
8. Mt. Pisgah (12-6)
9. Trion (13-6)
10. Temple (12-6)

Class A D-II

1. Greenforest (14-5)
2. Montgomery County (17-0)
3. Taylor County (17-3)
4. Wilcox County (15-2)
5. Early County (14-5)
6. Terrell County (13-5)
7. Clinch County (9-3)
8. Towns County (13-5)
9. Seminole County (12-4)
10. Manchester (11-4)

Deep into the season, five teams debut in their respective classifications as region play has begun sorting out the pecking order of potential tournament seeding.

Class 7A No. 1 Grayson continues to crush ranked opponents, defeating No. 7 Norcross 59-37 at the MLK Classic before blowing past No. 4 McEachern 68-40 at the Georgia Nike Elite Classic. The Lady Blue fall two spots while the Indians rise two places, starting their week with a 45-43 win over No. 5 North Paulding. No. 2 Carrollton overpowered Class 6A No. 8 Woodward Academy 69-39 at the MLK Classic and won at Dalton 51-46 to end the weekend. No. 6 Campbell rises a position, toppling Class A D-II No. 1 Greenforest 47-31 at the MLK Classic.

Class 6A has two new entries in the poll. At the top, nothing has changed with No. 1 River Ridge drilling Class A D-I No. 2 Galloway 74-34 behind Makayla Roberson and UNC Greensboro volleyball-signee Allie Sweet’s 18 points apiece. No. 8 Woodward Academy is fading, dropping two spots with a blowout loss to Class 7A No. 2 Carrollton 69-39 at the MLK Classic. No. 7 Veterans is up a spot after completing a season sweep of Class 5A No. 4 Warner Robins, winning in the Demon Den 56-41 as Gabby Minus netted 23 points. Sequoyah (13-6) and Lakeside-Evans (14-5) exit the poll. The Chiefs were upset at West Forsyth 51-41 while the Panthers yo-yo back out of the rankings after struggling to win in overtime at 6-11 Grovetown 46-42 before dropping 60-58 at Brunswick and losing at Glynn Academy 56-48. No. 9 Rome bounces back into the Top 10 following a 73-61 win at Woodstock. No. 10 Pope makes their debut, outlasting Sprayberry on the road in overtime 47-42 as Abbey Bensman recorded 18 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 blocks.

Class 5A has really started to solidify itself as the top seven remains unchanged, although two teams suffered Top 10 losses. No. 1 Union Grove has a stranglehold of first-place in Region 2 after beating No. 4 Warner Robins 61-48 and winning at No. 9 Jones County 49-39. The Demonettes also lost 56-41 to Class 6A No. 7 Veterans but maintain their position in the poll while the Greyhounds slide one spot. No. 2 Maynard Jackson edged No. 5 Midtown 55-47 as Kennedie Cooper collected 18 points and 7 steals. No. 7 Bradwell Institute is on the precipice of climbing, beating Statesboro (14-3) 45-36. The Tigers travel to No. 10 Ware County on Tuesday, the Gators back in the poll for the first time since Week 6 after also beating Statesboro 51-44.

In Class 4A, No. 1 Baldwin beat Lowndes 75-50 at the MLK Classic while No. 2 Hardaway defeated Northview 51-40. No. 3 Holy Innocents’ dispatched of No. 7 Southwest DeKalb 68-49 at the MLK Classic, dropping the Panthers two places. No. 4 Stockbridge was routed by Class 3A No. 1 Hebron Christian 82-36 at the MLK Classic. No. 5 Fayette County rises a position with a 56-40 win at No. 9 Starr’s Mill, Anaya Ferguson dominating inside with 14 points, 16 rebounds and 9 blocks. No. 6 Chestatee knocked North Oconee (13-8) back out of the Top 10, 61-58 before winning at North Hall 59-20. The Titans also lost to crosstown rival newly ranked Class 3A No. 8 Oconee County 51-49. No. 8 Cherokee Bluff lost 54-52 to Walnut Grove and saw Emma Reynolds go down with an injury. Cracking into the Top 10 for the first time is No. 10 Heritage-Catoosa. The Generals snapped Sonoraville’s seven-game winning streak 55-45 as freshman Camdyn Carter scored 15 points followed by Macie Collins and Tori Epps’ 14 points apiece.

Class 3A saw No. 1 Hebron Christian blow past Class 4A No. 4 Stockbridge 82-36 at the MLK Classic. No. 2 Wesleyan lost 56-41 to Montverde Academy, FL at the MLK Classic but rebounded with a 71-46 win at No. 7 Dawson County. No. 4 Carver-Columbus lost to Class A D-I No. 2 Galloway 72-59 at the MLK Classic but defeated No. 9 Monroe 76-65. Prior to their loss to the Tigers, the Golden Tornadoes blasted Class A D-II No. 5 Early County 53-24. No. 5 Cross Creek rises a spot after surviving at Morgan County 41-38 while No. 6 White County slides with an upset loss at Lumpkin County 49-46. Hart County (12-6) exits the rankings with a loss at debutant No. 8 Oconee County, 44-31. The Warriors have now won four-straight games, including beating last week’s Class 4A No. 10 North Oconee 51-49 as Julie Azeltine netted 16 points.

Class 2A No. 2 Josey held on against Putnam County 67-61 while No. 3 Thomson defeated No. 6 Butler 41-35. No. 5 Banks County edged Walnut Grove 62-54 while No. 7 Model won at Murray County (13-6) 40-39 to move up a spot and drop the Indians from the rankings. No. 8 Callaway moves down one position with a 66-62 overtime loss at Lanett, AL. No. 10 Dodge County re-enters the rankings after a 4-0 week, highlighted by a 57-42 win over Class A D-II No. 4 Wilcox County, Lyric Green dumping in 23 points.

In Class A D-I, No. 1 St. Francis fell to IMG Academy, FL 62-45 at the MLK Classic. No. 2 Galloway clawed out a 72-59 win against Class 3A No. 4 Carver-Columbus at the MLK Classic as Georgia Tech-signee Tianna Thompson posted 19 points and 12 rebounds while Danaya Stokes collected 15 points and 21 rebounds. The Scots ended their week with a 74-34 loss at Class 6A No. 1 River Ridge. No. 3 Athens Christian defeated No. 4 Rabun County 71-57 behind Marlene Mbilima’s 25 points and 8 rebounds, counteracting Western Carolina-signee Lucy Hood’s 32 points, 4 rebounds and 6 assists. No. 6 Lamar County beat Heard County 64-56 as Shakiria Foster netted 21 points. Bryan County (15-3) exits the poll with a 56-41 loss at Tattnall County. No. 10 Temple makes their debut coming off a 57-33 win at Crawford County, Mackenna Nix piling in 30 points, 12 rebounds and 6 steals. The Tigers host Lamar County on Tuesday.

Class A D-II No. 1 Greenforest suffered a 47-31 loss to Class 7A No. 6 Campbell at the MLK Classic. No. 2 Taylor County won at Macon County (11-6) 61-47 and survived Chattahoochee County 43-41. The Bulldogs drop from the Top 10, also beaten at debutant No. 10 Manchester 53-36. No. 4 Wilcox County fell in a rematch to a full-strength Class 2A No. 10 Dodge County 57-42. No. 5 Early County holds onto their spot after losses to Class 3A No. 9 Monroe 53-24 and at Randolph-Clay 38-36. The Bobcats bounced back with a 55-44 win over No. 6 Terrell County to secure their position. No. 8 Towns County is down a spot, losing at Greene County 67-55. Warren County (13-4) is out of the poll after losing at Lake Oconee Academy 47-39. No. 9 Seminole County returns to the Top 10 after five weeks out, beating Randolph-Clay 46-43.