Class AAAAAAA

1. Collins Hill (20-1)
2. McEachern (12-4)
3. Cherokee (21-3)
4. Campbell (11-1)
5. Marietta (15-5)
6. Norcross (16-6)
7. North Paulding (17-5)
8. West Forsyth (16-6)
9. North Forsyth (18-4)
10. Woodstock (17-7)

Class AAAAAA

1. Westlake (15-0)
2. Carrollton (23-1)
3. Buford (19-0)
4. Lovejoy (15-5)
5. Langston Hughes (15-5)
6. Kell (20-3)
7. Sprayberry (17-4)
8. Statesboro (18-0)
9. River Ridge (20-3)
10. Rockdale County (17-3)

Class AAAAA

1. Woodward Academy (14-1)
2. Forest Park (13-4)
3. Maynard Jackson (16-2)
4. Cass (21-0)
5. Loganville (21-3)
6. Southwest DeKalb (15-6)
7. St. Pius X (13-1)
8. Hiram (13-4)
9. New Manchester (19-3)
10. Greenbrier (19-2)

Class AAAA

1. Luella (20-2)
2. Troup County (10-4)
3. Marist (18-3)
4. Jefferson (17-4)
5. Baldwin (13-0)
6. Carver-Columbus (6-2)
7. Arabia Mountain (13-1)
8. Spalding (12-3)
9. Mt. Zion-Jonesboro (13-6)
10. McDonough (13-5)

Class AAA

1. Upson-Lee (18-0)
2. Lumpkin County (20-4)
3. Sonoraville (18-4)
4. Coahulla Creek (20-2)
5. Cross Creek (14-2)
6. Westminster (12-1)
7. Johnson-Savannah (9-2)
8. White County (11-8)
9. Gilmer (15-5)
10. Beach (10-3)

Class AA

1. Early County (10-0)
2. Elbert County (19-2)
3. Rabun County (16-5)
4. Lamar County (16-4)
5. East Laurens (13-2)
6. Woodville-Tompkins (12-3)
7. Washington County (10-1)
8. Fannin County (15-4)
9. Josey (12-5)
10. Heard County (16-4)

Class A-Private

1. Hebron Christian (21-2)
2. Holy Innocents’ (7-5)
3. Mt. Paran (22-3)
4. St. Francis (16-4)
5. Galloway (15-2)
6. Greenforest (9-5)
7. ELCA (13-4)
8. Wesleyan (8-4)
9. Calvary Day (16-2)
10. Trinity Christian (13-8)

Class A-Public

1. Lake Oconee Academy (17-0)
2. Clinch County (16-1)
3. Greenville (9-0)
4. Dublin (21-3)
5. Calhoun County (7-1)
6. Emanuel County Institute (9-6)
7. Trion (17-3)
8. Georgia Military College (12-1)
9. Telfair County (9-3)
10. Turner County (14-5)

Region tournaments are now among us…for some. As of February 8, here is who IS NOT holding a region tournament: 5-7A, 4-7A, 3-7A, 2-7A (only a 4/5 game), 4-6A, 3-6A, 3-5A, 5-5A, 6-5A, 5-4A, 4-4A, 4-2A, 3-2A, 1-2A, 4-1A Private and 7-1A Private. Some of these regions will begin their tournaments this week while others still have a week left of the regular season. The one thing we do know for sure is that the state tournament is scheduled to start on February 23rd and 24th. Remember, I will be here with you every step of the way to try and collect region brackets, scores and even All-Region teams as the information becomes available. Please help me help you by providing me region tournament brackets and scores on Twitter @KyleSandy355 and also by emailing me at [email protected]. Thank You!

There is movement in the middle of Class 7A as No. 5 Marietta climbs a spot after beating No. 7 North Paulding 57-47 to take over first-place in Region 3, dropping the Wolfpack three spots. North Paulding also suffered a 77-51 loss at Harrison. Brookwood (12-7) departs after an 81-75 loss to Grayson. Back in the poll is No. 10 Woodstock who has won five-straight. The Wolverines earned road wins over Alpharetta (67-49) and Etowah (51-39).

Class 6A is rock-solid with no changes. No. 3 Buford beat Class 5A No. 6 Southwest DeKalb 62-44 while No. 6 Kell got revenge against No. 7 Sprayberry 75-69 as Crystal Henderson poured in 39 points. No. 8 Statesboro will try to polish off an undefeated regular season when they travel to 17-3 Brunswick on Tuesday. No. 10 Rockdale County is scary at the bottom of the poll and could be on the verge of jumping soon. The Bulldogs won 85-65 at Grovetown before demolishing Heritage-Conyers 77-24.

No. 4 Cass remained perfect in Class 5A as they swept No. 8 Hiram 50-46, Londaisha Smith recording 14 points and 10 rebounds while Claire Davis collected 13 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals. Aniyah Lee scored 16 points in No. 6 Southwest DeKalb’s 60-32 win over Decatur but the Panthers finished their week with losses to Class A-Private No. 4 St. Francis 75-44 and Class 6A No. 3 Buford 62-44. No. 9 New Manchester visits No. 3 Maynard Jackson on Tuesday.

Due to inactivity No. 6 Carver-Columbus drops three spots in Class 4A. Up four places is No. 3 Marist who avenged an earlier loss to No. 7 Arabia Mountain with a 52-24 statement win, sinking the Rams three positions. Courtney Kidd (18), Ellie Kinlaw (16), Allianne Clark (14), Deshona Gaither (11) and North Georgia-signee Livi Blackstock (10) led a deep overpowering attack in No. 4 Jefferson’s 77-39 win over East Hall. Pickens (16-4) beat Northwest Whitfield for the first time in school history after losing their first 18 tries, 50-48 in Tunnel Hill, but earlier in the week the Nettes were upset by Cedartown 58-55 and drop from the rankings. Debuting is No. 9 Mt. Zion-Jonesboro. The Bulldogs won at No. 10 McDonough 49-36.

Class 3A has lived up to the billing as being one of the most competitive classifications Georgia has to offer. Defending state champion GAC (7-6) is out of the Top 10 following losses to No. 6 Westminster 58-54 and Cedar Grove 49-48. The win moves Westminster up four spots as they also earned victories against Sandy Creek (63-47) and Cedar Grove (53-35). Superstar sophomore Courtney Ogden poured in 31 points, 12 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal and 5 blocks in the win over GAC. Freshman Stella Chartrand scored 17 of her 22 points in the second quarter. At the top of the poll, No. 1 Upson-Lee got 14 points from Ty’Keria Geiger and 12 from Tyla Zellner in a 48-33 win over Peach County. No. 2 Lumpkin County sprayed a school-record 18 threes in a 96-10 romp of West Hall, North Georgia-signee Isabel Davenport netting 27 points while Lexi Pierce scored 21 and Averie Jones had 17. The Indians captured the top-seed in Region 7 by beating No. 8 White County in a rematch, Jones (22) and Davenport (20) combining for 42 in the 68-57 win. Shorter-signee Katelyn Richards scored 16 points in No. 4 Coahulla Creek’s 62-49 win at LaFayette. No. 5 Cross Creek jumps inactive No. 7 Johnson-Savannah after notching four wins. North Carolina A&T-signee Jordyn Dorsey is averaging 19.3 points, 6.3 rebounds, 2.1 assists and 2.8 steals. Returning to the poll is No. 9 Gilmer who lost 70-60 to No. 2 Lumpkin County but got wins against North Hall (48-38) and Cherokee Bluff (55-41).

No. 2 Elbert County swept No. 3 Rabun County in Class 2A, 51-47 as Terrace Hester netted 18 points. No. 4 Lamar County overtakes No. 5 East Laurens after beating Northeast-Macon (9-4) 51-41, dropping the Raiders from the Top 10. The Trojans now travel to No. 7 Washington County on Tuesday. The Golden Hawks will have some momentum coming off a 61-57 win over Laney. Speaking of Laney, the curse is finally over in Augusta. No. 9 Josey, who is ranked for the first time since Week 7, snapped their 16-year losing streak against the Wildcats, holding on 46-43 behind Deajah Houck’s 18 points. The Eagles had lost 38-straight against Laney.

There is no movement in Class A-Private. No. 1 Hebron Christian won at No. 8 Wesleyan 56-46. Wesleyan also lost 52-39 to No. 2 Holy Innocents’. Kara Dunn scored 27 points in No. 3 Mt. Paran’s 62-34 win over Christian Heritage. No. 4 St. Francis pounded Class 5A No. 6 Southwest DeKalb 75-44. No. 6 Greenforest defeated No. 7 ELCA 44-43 on the road. No. 9 Calvary Day won at Savannah Country Day 45-28.

Class A-Public saw No. 2 Clinch County beat Charlton County (14-8) 71-36 and No. 10 Turner County 60-49. Charlton County is out of the poll after also losing 47-41 at Brooks County. No. 4 Dublin slips a spot following a 41-39 loss to debutant No. 9 Telfair County. Shalan Nelson collected 12 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 3 blocks in the win. No. 5 Calhoun County jumps back in the poll after finally getting back on the court, earning four wins highlighted by a 40-25 victory at Pelham. No. 6 ECI hasn’t lost a game since the return of Kennesaw State-signee Prencis Harden who is averaging 26.1 points, 9.4 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 5.3 steals. Running mate NuTuri Smith is posting 15 points, 10.2 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 2.1 steals and 1.3 blocks per game. No. 7 Trion slips two spots due to Calhoun County and ECI rising. The Bulldogs survived Bowdon in overtime 77-75, withstanding a school-record 51 points from Tanesha Kirk.