Week 10 Roundup & Results

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WEEK 10 ROUNDUP & RESULTS

Today, we recap the Week 10 action with our Friday Night Roundup and all of the scores in the lefthand column. Also, check out the latest from the Softball and Volleyball State Playoffs. Please visit ScoreATL.com for more coverage and contact us at info@scoreatl.com for story ideas and information to help us make this year's newsletter great.

Monday, October 28, 2019

IN THIS ISSUE

WEEK 10 FOOTBALL ROUNDUP & RESULTS

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PLAYOFF VOLLEYBALL SCORES & SCHEDULE

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SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY ROUNDUP

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SCORE TRIVIA

TODAY'S QUESTION

The Irwin County has allowed just 22 total points this season; how many points has this same defensive unit scored so far?

FRIDAY'S QUESTION

Which team handed East Coweta softball its first loss of the year on Thursday?

FRIDAY'S ANSWER

Mountain View (1-0)

WEEK 10 SCORES

Thursday, Oct. 24

Carver-Columbus 40, Shaw 7

Pepperell 42, Dade County 0

Washington 24, Therrell 21

Friday, Oct. 25

Adairsville 22, Murray County 14

Allatoona 45, Osborne 6

Alpharetta 28, Northview 12

Appling County 35, Brantley County 3

Aquinas 41, Greene County 0

Archer 38, Rockdale County 7

Athens Academy 57, Providence Christian 12

B.E.S.T. Academy 58, McNair 0

Baconton Charter 44, Stewart County 14

Baldwin 44, Burke County 30

Beach 31, Johnson-Savannah 12

Benedictine 51, Southeast Bulloch 7

Blessed Trinity 59, Chestatee 15

Bremen 34, Lamar County 7

Brookstone 49, Central-Talbotton 15

Cairo 39, Americus-Sumter 19

Calhoun 46, Coahulla Creek 6

Callaway 34, Heard County 0

Calvary Day 42, Portal 7

Cambridge 59, Pope 21

Cartersville 41, Chapel Hill 6

Carver-Atlanta 14, Banneker 7

Cedar Grove 40, Pace Academy 10

Cedartown 15, Troup 8

Central Gwinnett 63, Meadowcreek 49

Chattooga 28, Armuchee 0

Christian Heritage 21, North Cobb Christian 20

Clinch County 49, Lanier County 18

Coffee 28, Houston County 7

Collins Hill 42, Discovery 0

Colquitt County 49, Tift County 7

Commerce 56, Towns County 16

Cook 29, Monroe 14

Creekside 36, Alexander 23

Creekview 38, South Cobb 0

Crisp County 43, Worth County 0

Dacula 41, Habersham Central 0

Darlington 31, Bowdon 0

Dawson County 51, Fannin County 7

Decatur 42, Lithia Springs 10

Denmark 28, White County 21

Dodge County 34, East Laurens 14

Dooly County 36, Taylor County 27

Dublin 56, Northeast 21

Dutchtown 33, Stockbridge 7

Eagles Landing Christian 63, Strong Rock Christian 0

East Coweta 36, Pebblebrook 6

East Paulding 31, Paulding County 24

Eastside 42, Druid Hills 0

Elbert County 35, Monticello 18

Evans 46, Greenbrier 15

Fellowship Christian 55, Mt. Pisgah Christian 14

Fitzgerald 42, Early County 17

Forest Park 39, Clarkston 12

Franklin County 23, Jackson County 16

Gainesville 35, Winder-Barrow 29

George Walton Academy 49, Athens Christian 13

Glascock County 45, Cross Keys 12

Glenn Hills 8, Westside-Augusta 3

Glynn Academy 24, Brunswick 21

Grayson 30, Newton 14

Greater Atlanta Christian 35, Cherokee Bluff 0

Griffin 59, McIntosh 16

Hampton 36, McDonough 7

Hapeville 40, KIPP Atlanta Charter 0

Haralson County 28, Ringgold 8

Hardaway 27, Columbus 24

Harris County 28, Thomas County Central 20

Hart County 49, East Jackson 0

Hebron Christian 49, Riverside Military 21

Heritage-Catoosa 12, Southeast Whitfield 0

Heritage-Conyers 19, Alcovy 0

Hillgrove 44, North Paulding 17

Holy Innocents' 41, Trinity Christian 7

Hughes 40, New Manchester 34

Irwin County 16, Wilcox County 0

Jackson 23, Pike County 7

Jackson-Atlanta 45, Grady 10

Jefferson 26, Monroe Area 7

Jenkins 63, Groves 0

Johns Creek 37, Centennial 17

Johnson County 28, Montgomery County 15

Jones County 38, Eagles Landing 20

Jonesboro 34, Fayette County 0

Kell 35, Cass 0

Lakeside-Evans 18, Grovetown 13

Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe 27, Sonoraville 26

Lanier 43, Apalachee 13

Lee County 53, Valdosta 50

Liberty County 43, Long County 10

Lincoln County 45, Georgia Military 2

Lowndes 45, Camden County 13

Luella 9, North Clayton 0

Macon County 41, Hawkinsville 0

Manchester 22, Greenville 15

Marietta 63, North Cobb 35

Marist 27, Flowery Branch 0

Mays 28, South Paulding 7

McEachern 42, Kennesaw Mountain 7

McIntosh County Academy 23, Claxton 3

Metter 56, Bryan County 3

Mill Creek 41, Mountain View 14

Milton 37, Forsyth Central 7

Model 21, Gordon Central 0

Morrow 21, Mt. Zion-Jonesboro 7

Mt. de Sales 35, First Presbyterian 17

Mt. Vernon 41, Our Lady of Mercy 0

Norcross 55, Berkmar 0

North Atlanta 49, Dunwoody 21

North Forsyth 43, South Forsyth 34

North Gwinnett 64, Duluth 6

North Hall 59, Lumpkin County 0

North Oconee 42, Stephens County 10

Northgate 37, Tri-Cities 7

Northwest Whitfield 6, Gilmer 0

Ola 31, Union Grove 28

Parkview 50, Brookwood 19

Peach County 57, Central-Macon 20

Pelham 64, Calhoun County 0

Perry 38, Spalding 0

Pierce County 49, Tattnall County 0

Pinecrest Academy 55, King's Ridge 0

Prince Avenue 55, Lakeview Academy 0

Putnam County 24, Banks County 13

Rabun County 61, Social Circle 20

Richmond Hill 34, Bradwell Institute 24

Ridgeland 41, Pickens 28

Riverdale 27, Whitewater 16

Riverwood 28, North Springs 7

Rockmart 60, Coosa 7

Rome 52, Hiram 0

Sandy Creek 52, LaGrange 0

Savannah Country Day 35, Savannah Christian 21

Schley County 52, Crawford County 14

Screven County 26, Butler 20

Seminole County 35, Randolph-Clay 19

Sequoyah 29, Sprayberry 14

Shiloh 29, South Gwinnett 26

Southwest DeKalb 34, Lithonia 14

St. Francis 42, Mt. Paran Christian 25

St. Pius X 14, Madison County 7

Stone Mountain 49, Towers 0

Stratford Academy 18, Wilkinson County 15

Swainsboro 21, Vidalia 9

Telfair County 34, Charlton County 7

Temple 23, Spencer 6

Thomasville 67, Berrien 23

Thomson 44, Cross Creek 0

Toombs County 31, Jeff Davis 0

Treutlen 34, Wheeler County 0

Tucker 23, M. L. King 13

Turner County 25, Atkinson County 18

Union County 43, Oglethorpe County 0

Upson-Lee 13, Howard 7

Villa Rica 14, Woodland-Cartersville 8

Ware County 49, South Effingham 28

Warner Robins 28, Bainbridge 21

Washington County 65, Southwest 22

Wayne County 56, New Hampstead 35

Wesleyan 45, Landmark Christian 7

West Forsyth 33, Lambert 7

West Laurens 52, Mary Persons 7

Westlake 34, Newnan 7

Westminster 45, Redan 6

Westover 48, Dougherty 0

Westside-Macon 57, Kendrick 20

Wheeler 27, Campbell 0

Whitefield Academy 42, Walker 7

Windsor Forest 56, Savannah 0

Woodstock 24, Lassiter 7

Woodward Academy 42, Salem 20

Saturday, Oct. 26

Arabia Mountain 6, Chamblee 3

Columbia 28, Miller Grove 0

Douglass 26, South Atlanta 7

Harlem 40, Josey 12

Hephzibah 29, Laney 8

Mitchell County 42, Terrell County 8

Stephenson 52, Drew 0

WEEK 10 FRIDAY NIGHT ROUNDUP

Mill Creek’s star back Chancellor Lee-Parker exploded for 213 yards and five touchdowns to help the Hawks pull away from visiting Mountain View, both in the 41-14 Week 10 victory and in the Region 6-AAAAAAA standings.

The two teams, each entering the matchup with their only loss in region play coming against fifth-ranked North Gwinnett, held each other scoreless through the first quarter and a half. Mill Creek missed a field goal attempt in the first quarter before Noah Faircloth ended a Mountain View drive deep in Hawks territory with a strip-sack recovery later in the frame. Lee-Parker scored the first points of the game on a 5-yard run (the PAT was no good) to kick off an eventful final five minutes of the half that ended with a 20-7 Mill Creek lead. Freshman Caleb Downs had an interception return for a touchdown, which Mountain View’s Garrett Spikes answered on the first play of the following drive with a 72-yard rushing score at the 3:39 mark. Hawks quarterback Thurman Harris, who finished the half with 49 yards on 7 carries and 95 passing yards, found Khamari Glover with a 43-yard touchdown completion, but the Hawks missed a shot to expand the lead further with their second missed field goal of the half as it came to an end.

It wasn’t long before they capitalized on their next opportunity, however; Lee-Parker took a 70-yard trip to the end zone on the first play of the second half. Mountain View’s Nathan Payne threw a 38-yarder to Mossiah Carter on the following drive to set up another touchdown by Spikes that cut the Hawks lead to 27-14, but Lee-Parker added his fourth and fifth touchdowns of the game for a 41-14 advantage that held through the scoreless fourth quarter.

Mill Creek improved to 7-2 (4-1 in region play) with the win, and first-year head coach Josh Lovelady will get two weeks to prepare his Hawks for Collins Hill with their Week 11 bye.

Class AAAAAAA

Milton 37, Forsyth Central 7

Milton’s offense compiled 454 total yards to lead the War Eagles to a commanding win over the Forsyth Central Bulldogs. The first touchdown of the night came on a 16-yard rush from Milton quarterback Devin Ferrell, and Ahmad Junearick punched it in from the 1-yard line early in the second quarter. Farrell connected with Jake Walter later in the frame to give the War Eagles a 21-0 lead at the half. Forsyth Central’s Bronson Landreth scored the only touchdown of the third before Milton outscored Forsyth Central 16-0 in the fourth with a 3-yard run from Jordan McDonald, a team safety, and a 39-yard touchdown rush from Junearick. Junearick had 12 rushes for 120 yards and 2 touchdowns, and Ferrell went 14-of-23 for 216 passing yards. He also had 8 carries for 60 yards.

Hillgrove 44, North Paulding 17

Host Hillgrove trailed 3-0 in the second quarter before exploding to take a 27-10 lead at halftime. James Maddox had a touchdown run to give the Hawks a 7-3 lead at 11:07 in the second, then Issaiah McCrary added another scoring run at 5:10 for a 14-10 Hillgrove lead before the Hawks recovered the ensuing onside kick. Maddox capped the drive with his second rushing touchdown with three minutes remaining in the half, and Matthew McCravy found Jalen Royals for a touchdown in the final seconds before the break. In the third quarter, Hillgrove got a 37-yard field goal from Jonathan Grote and McCravy threw touchdown passes to Tar-U-Way Bright and Trevarus Walker.

North Forsyth 43, South Forsyth 34

Region 5-AAAAAAA’s South Forsyth and North Forsyth each scored on their opening drives—a touchdown pass from Joe Slott to Mitch Thompson for the War Eagles and a rushing score by Jared Lucero for the Raiders—before North Forsyth took a two-point lead with a safety on a botched War Eagles punt attempt. Brandon Law scored with 0:17 remaining in the opening frame to put South Forsyth back ahead 13-9, but the Raiders outscored the War Eagles 21-7 in the second quarter with a touchdown from Nicky Dalmolin and touchdown passes from Brady Meitz to Josh Grindle and Anthony Herock. Colby Cruz scored off a pass from Slott for South Forsyth, and the War Eagles trailed 30-20 at the break. A 6-yard completion from Slott to Devin McGlockton, another score from Dalmolin, and Slott’s fourth touchdown pass—this time to Cameron Schurr—left the Raiders with a narrow 36-34 advantage heading into the final frame, where Dalmolin’s third touchdown of the night sealed the win for North Forsyth.

Westlake 34, Newnan 7

Westlake jumped out to a 21-7 lead at the half and closed out Newnan on the road to remain on top of the Region 2-AAAAAAA standings with a 4-0 record in conference play. A trio of Class of 2021 offensive stars provided all of Westlake’s scoring. Running back Jamari Sirmons had touchdown runs of 47 and 53 yards and hauled in a 24-yarder from Jimmy Inman, who also found Demarko Williams for touchdown completions of 42 and 68 yards.

West Forsyth 33, Lambert 7

Drew Southern threw two touchdown passes and Wesley Clark added two rushing scores to lift Region 5-AAAAAAA’s West Forsyth to a 33-7 victory over host Lambert. Southern found Casey Cowart for a 12-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter and Eli Orr for a 7-yarder in the second, and Clark’s touchdowns came on runs of 1 and 6 yards in the second and fourth quarters, respectively.

Marietta 63, North Cobb 35

Marietta senior quarterback Harrison Bailey finished 12-of-14 passing for 294 yards and five touchdowns in the Blue Devils’ road win. The Blue Devils led 49-7 at halftime, and Bailey only played one possession in the second half.

Class AAAAAA

Creekview 37, South Cobb 0

Creekview quarterback Brody Rhodes threw three first-half touchdowns and the Grizzlies added a safety to jump out to a 23-0 halftime lead. Following a scoreless third quarter, host Creekview added a 10-yard Ethan Dirrim touchdown run in the fourth and a 1-yard score by Cole Hasty with 1:20 left in the game.

Gainesville 38, Winder-Barrow 29

Touchdowns from Lenny Chatman in the first and second quarters gave Gainesville had a 14-0 lead at the break before Winder-Barrow was able to get its offense going in the third quarter with two touchdowns and a successful two-point conversion. Gainesville remained ahead 28-15 heading into the final frame, however, with scores from J.D. Brooks and Gionni Williams. A Winder-Barrow touchdown early in the fourth briefly made it a one-possession game before another score from Williams extended the Red Elephants’ lead to 35-22. The Bulldoggs added one more touchdown in the final moments of the game for the 38-29 final.

Johns Creek 37, Centennial 17

A 33-yard field goal from Josh Huiett and a touchdown completion from Ben Whitlock to Dalton Pearson gave Johns Creek a 10-0 first-quarter lead, and Centennial got on the board with a field goal before the break. Whitlock’s 22-yarder to Jason Campbell and a rushing score from Will Watson expanded the Gladiators’ advantage to 23-3 heading into the final frame, which Whitlock opened with another touchdown strike to Pearson. Centennial added a touchdown from Freddie Fairley and a pick-six by Julian Nixon to trim the deficit before Pearson sealed win for the Gladiators on a touchdown pass from Quinn Teeples.

Class AAAAA

Kell 35, Cass 0

Kell quarterback Corbin LaFrance started the scoring for the visiting Longhorns with a 14-yard touchdown run and threw a 63-yard screen pass for a score to Jamal Hill to give the Longhorns a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. David Mbadinga added a 10-yard run in the second quarter for a 21-0 lead at the break, and Tyler Barrett scored on runs of 62 and 35 yards in the third quarter.

Class AAAA

Cartersville 41, Chapel Hill 6

Cartersville responded to an early Panthers touchdown with 41 unanswered points to improve to 9-0 on the year and clinch its 52nd-straight region victory and 57th-straight regular-season victory. Quarterback Tee Webb threw two touchdown passes to Devonte Ross and one to Michael Abernathy. Evan Slocum rushed for an 8-yard touchdown in the second quarter and Harrison Allen added a pair of third-quarter rushing touchdowns.

Marist 27, Flowery Branch 0

Top-ranked Marist completed its fourth shutout of the year and improved to 9-0 with a road win over Region 7-AAAA rival Flowery Branch. Quarterback Connor Cigelske was intercepted twice in the first half, but his two rushing touchdowns and touchdown pass ultimately put Marist up 21-0 at the break. Cigelske’s fourth touchdown came on a rushing score with 1:30 left to ice the game.

Cairo 39, Americus-Sumter 19

Cairo quarterback Robert Matthew Peters threw touchdown passes to Marquii Lovejoy and Earnest Taylor in the opening quarter to give the visiting Syrupmakers a 13-0 lead. Teammate John Carter rushed for a 5-yard touchdown with 8:50 remaining in the half to grow the lead to 21-0 before Americus-Sumter responded with back-to-back touchdowns to cut it to 21-12. After missing a kick earlier in the half, Noah Jones connected on a 37-yarder to give Cairo a 24-12 lead at the break. Americus-Sumter got on the board first in the second half with a touchdown that cut the lead to 24-19, but Cairo’s Tay Solomon scored with 3:22 left in the third quarter to push it to 32-19 before icing the game with a 26-yard touchdown run with 7:02 left in the final frame.

Woodward Academy 42, Salem 20

The War Eagles undefeated season continued with a strong win over fellow Region 4-AAAA opponent Salem. Woodward’s senior quarterback Mike Wright put the first points on the board less than a minute into the game, connecting with Jacorrei Turner on a 42-yard touchdown pass. Sophomore running back Damari Alston added a 40-yard touchdown run shortly after, and Wright tossed another long touchdown pass for 53 yards to Ambe Caldwell. Deon King capped off the first-quarter scoring spree with an 8-yard rush into the end zone. Wright’s electric start continued into the second; he tossed touchdown completions to Turner and D.A. Allen to give Woodward a 42-0 first-half lead before Salem’s Daniel Scott scored a touchdown late in the second quarter and another midway through the third. Wright ended the night with 165 passing yards and four touchdowns and Alston finished with 116 rushing yards.

Class AAA

Jefferson 26, Monroe Area 7

The Dragons came away with a win over Monroe Area behind a strong performance on the ground, out-rushing the Hurricanes 371 to 26 yards. Senior Colby Clark scored Jefferson’s first points of the game with a 20-yard run, but Monroe Area tied it up shortly after when Brandon Moody caught a 9-yard touchdown pass from Selatian Straughter. Clark scored his second rushing score as the opening frame came to an end, giving Jefferson a 13-7 lead (the PAT was no good) that held through a scoreless second quarter. Clark connected with Dawson Crawly for a 23-yard touchdown to extend the lead in the third, and he expanded it further later in the quarter with his third rushing score of the game. Clark ended the night with 232 yards on the ground.

Greater Atlanta Christian 35, Cherokee Bluff 0

Senior quarterback Jackson Hardy found junior Thomas Lowman with touchdown passes on the first play of the Spartans’ opening drive in both the first and second quarters (56 and 18 yards, respectively). Hardy expanded the lead with a 42-yarder to senior Jake Hicks, and Tyler Bride rushed 28 yards into the end zone for a 28-0 GAC advantage at the break. Hardy capped a long third-quarter drive by adding a fourth touchdown to his stellar outing—a 13-yard pass to Hicks—and finished the game 12-0f-13 for 230 yards, 123 of which came on five completions to Lowman.

Cedar Grove 40, Pace Academy 10

Chavon Wright rushed for three touchdowns for host Cedar Grove at Buck Godfrey Stadium, and the Saints outscored Pace Academy 27-0 in the second half to pull away from the Knights in the Region 5-AAA matchup. Wright’s 10-yard rushing touchdown in the first quarter put the Saints on the board first, and he added a pair of 25-yard scores in the third quarter. Jordan Grier returned a tipped option pass 65 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter, Austin Smith found Coreyon Cone on a 10-yard touchdown pass, and N’Korian Newsome recovered a Pace Academy fumble in the end zone for the Saints’ final score. Cedar Grove led just 13-10 at the half.

Calhoun 46, Coahulla Creek 6

Calhoun scored all its points, save a field goal, in the first half the Yellow Jackets’ rout of Coahulla Creek. The Yellow Jackets tacked on 27 points in the first quarter and 16 points in the second quarter to overwhelm its region foe. Jerrian Hames scored on runs of 33 and 5 yards to put the Yellow Jackets up. Quarterback Jake Morrow added a 9-yard touchdown run to increase the lead. In the second quarter, Morrow connected with Cole Speer on touchdown passes of 34 and 10 yards. Eduardo Fajardo’s 36-yard field goal in the fourth quarter was insurance.

Class AA

Callaway 34, Heard County 0

Host Callaway broke open a scoreless game in the second quarter with three touchdowns to jump to a 21-0 halftime lead. Quarterback Demetrius Coleman scored on an 11-yard touchdown run and tossed a 30-yard touchdown to Jacob Freeman, and Tank Bigsby also rushed for a 10-yard score in the frame. Bigsby found the end zone again in the third quarter on a 19-yard touchdown run to increase the lead to 27-0 before Coleman connected with Freeman again in the final frame to make it 34-0.

Class A

Irwin County 16, Wilcox County 0

The host Indians picked up their third-straight shutout and closed out Wilcox County to improve to 7-0. Irwin County’s first points came on a safety midway through the second quarter when Jalen Billingsly and Garland Benyard sacked Wilcox County quarterback Noah Hollingsworth for a safety. The two points added to Irwin County’s previous six defensive touchdowns scored so far this season that have the Indians defense outscoring opposing offenses 38-22 on the year. Irwin County’s Nehemiah McCoy returned the ensuing free kick to the Wilcox County 30-yard line, and 11 plays later on a 4th-and-4 from the 6-yard-line, Jamorri Colson ran in a touchdown to make it 9-0 with just 30.8 seconds left before the break. Both teams went scoreless in the third quarter before DJ Lundy rushed for a 30-yard touchdown with 4:13 left to increase the lead to 16-0. Irwin County outgained Wilcox County 208-to-42 in total yardage and the Patriots picked up 25 of their 42 yards on their final drive.

Fellowship Christian 55, Mount Pisgah 14

Undefeated Fellowship Christian compiled 552 total yards of offense, including 444 yards on the ground. Murphy Reeves posted a game-high 150 rushing yards off 14 carries and rushed for a 71-yard score. Teammates Josh Bryce Paul (3 carries for 96 yards) and Josh Cole (5 carries for 66 yards) each rushed for two touchdowns, and Trexton Lewis added a 10-yard score as well.

VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF SCORES & SCHEDULE

The first-round matches of the GHSA state volleyball championships took place on Saturday, Oct. 19 for all classifications. Nine second-round matches were also played over the weekend and the rest will get going on Tuesday, Oct. 22 with the quarterfinals taking place on Thursday, Oct. 26. The semifinals begin on Tuesday, Oct. 29 before the championships on Nov. 2 at McEachern for Class AAA and A/AA-Public/Private and at Marietta for AAAAAAA-AAAA.

Check out the brackets by following the link here.

Class AAAAAAA Quarterfinals (Oct. 26)

R4 #1 Walton 3, R5 #1 Lambert 0

R4 #4 Roswell 3, R7 #1 Brookwood 0

R4 #3 Lassiter 3, R7 #2 Norcross 0

R4 #2 Etowah 3, R3 #1 Kennesaw Mountain 2

Class AAAAAAA Second Round (Oct. 22)

R4 #1 Walton 3, R6 #2 North Gwinnett

R5 #1 Lambert 3, R3 #2 Hillgrove 2

R4 #4 Roswell 3, R6 #3 Peachtree Ridge 0

R7 #1 Brookwood 3, R3 #3 North Cobb 0

R4 #3 Lassiter 3, R6 #4 Collins Hill 0

R7 #2 Norcross 3, R3 #4 Marietta 1

R4 #2 Etowah 3, R6 #1 Mill Creek 0

R3 #1 Kennesaw Mountain 3, R7 #3 Parkview 1

Class AAAAAAA First Round (Oct. 19)

R6 #2 North Gwinnett 3, R8# 3 South Gwinnett 0

R4 #1 Walton 3, R2 #4 Westlake 0

R3 #2 Hillgrove 3, R1 #3 Lowndes 0

R5 #1 Lambert 3, R7 #4 Lakeside-DeKalb 2

R6 #3 Peachtree Ridge 3, R8 #2 Archer 0

R4 #4 Roswell 3, R2 #1 Newnan 2

R3 #3 North Cobb 3, R1 #2 Tift County 0

R7 #1 Brookwood 3, R5 #4 West Forsyth 0

R4 #3 Lassiter 3, R2 #2 East Coweta 0

R6 #4 Collins Hill 3, R8 #1 Grayson 0

R7 #2 Norcross 3, R5 #3 South Forsyth

R3 #4 Marietta 3, R1 #1 Camden County 0

R4 #2 Etowah 3, R2 #4 Campbell 0

R6 #1 Mill Creek 3, R8 #4 Shiloh 0

R7 #3 Parkview 3, R5 #2 Milton 0

R3 #1 Kennesaw Mountain 3, R1 #4 Colquitt County 0

Class AAAAAA Quarterfinals (Oct. 26)

R6 #2 Allatoona 3, R3 #2 Greenbrier 0

R7 #1 Alpharetta 3, R6 #3 Harrison 0

R7 #2 Pope 3, R6 #4 River Ridge 0

R6 #1 Sequoyah 3, R3 #1 Lakeside-Evans 0

Class AAAAAA Second Round (Oct. 22)

R6 #2 Allatoona 3, R4 #1 Drew 0

R3 #2 Greenbrier 3, R7 #4 Centennial 1

R6 #3 Harrison 3, R2 #1 Glynn Academy 0

R7 #1 Alpharetta 3, R3 #3 Evans 0

R6 #4 River Ridge 3, R2 #2 Richmond Hill 2

R7 #2 Pope 3, R1 #1 Lee County 0

R6 #1 Sequoyah 3, R4 #2 Tucker 0

R3 #1 Lakeside-Evans 3, R7 #3 Dunwoody 0

Class AAAAAA First Round (Oct. 19)

R6 #2 Allatoona 3, R8 #3 Habersham Central 0

R4 #1 Drew 3, R2 #4 Brunswick 1

R3 #2 Greenbrier 3, R1 #3 Houston County 0

R7 #4 Centennial 3, R5 #1 Northgate 0

R6 #3 Harrison 3, R8 #2 Gainesville 0

R2 #1 Glynn Academy 3, R4 #4 Mundy’s Mill 0

R3 #3 Evans 3, R1 #2 Valdosta 0

R7 #1 Alpharetta 3, R5 #4 Tri-Cities 0

R2 #2 Richmond Hill 3, R4 #3 Morrow 0

R6 #4 River Ridge 3, R8 #1 Apalachee 0

R7 #2 Pope 3, R5 #3 Douglas County 0

R1 #1 Lee County 3, R3 #4 Grovetown 1

R4 #2 Tucker 3, R2 #4 Effingham County 2

R6 #1 Sequoyah 2, E8 #4 Lanier 0

R7 #3 Dunwoody 3, R5 #2 South Paulding 0

R3 #1 Lakeside-Evans 3, R1 #4 Northside-Warner Robins 0

Class AAAAA Quarterfinals (Oct. 26)

R3 #2 Starr’s Mill 3, R4 #1 Locust Grove 1

R3 #3 Whitewater 3, R8 #2 Loganville 0

R8 #1 Buford 3, R7 #2 Kell 0

R3 #1 McIntosh 3, R6 #1 Riverwood 0

Class AAAAA Second Round (Oct. 22)

R4 #1 Locust Grove 3, R6 #2 Decatur 1

R3 #2 Starr’s Mill 3, R5 #1 Chamblee 0

R8 #2 Loganville 3, R4 #4 Dutchtown 1

R3 #3 Whitewater 3, R7 #1 Carrollton 0

R8 #1 Buford 3, R2 #2 South Effingham 0

R7 #2 Kell 3, R3 #4 Fayette County 0

R6 #1 Riverwood 3, R4 #2 Union Grove 0

R3 #1 McIntosh 3, R7 #3 East Paulding 0

Class AAAAA First Round (Oct. 19)

R6 #2 Decatur 3, R8 #3 Clarke Central 0

R4 #1 Locust Grove 3, R2 #4 Wayne County 0

R3 #2 Starr’s Mill 3, R1 #3 Warner Robins 0

R5 #1 Chamblee 3, R7 #4 Paulding County 0

R8 #2 Loganville 3, R6 #3 Grady 0

R4 #4 Dutchtown 3, R2 #1 Statesboro 1

R3 #3 Whitewater 3, R1 #2 Harris County 1

R7 #1 Carrollton 3, R5 #4 Southwest DeKalb 0

R2 #2 South Effingham 3, R4 #3 Ola 2

R8 #1 Buford 3, R6 #4 North Springs 0

R7 #2 Kell 3, R5 #3 Arabia Mountain 0

R3 #4 Fayette County 3, R1 #1 Veterans 2

R4 #2 Union Grove 3, R2 #4 Ware County 0

R6 #1 Riverwood 3, R8 #4 Walnut Grove 0

R7 #3 East Paulding 3, R5 #2 Clarkston 1

R3 #1 McIntosh 3, R1 #4 Thomas County Central 0

Class AAAA Quarterfinals (Oct. 26)

R4 #1 Woodward Academy 3, R5 #1 Sandy Creek 1

R7 #1 Blessed Trinity 3, R6 #3 Heritage-Catoosa 0

R8 #1 St. Pius 3, R1 #1 Northside-Columbus 0

R6 #1 LaFayette 3, R7 #3 White County 0

Class AAAA Second Round (Oct. 22)

R4 #1 Woodward Academy 3, R6 #2 Northwest Whitfield 0

R5 #1 Sandy Creek 3, R1 #3 Shaw 0

R6 #3 Heritage-Catoosa 3, R4 #4 Luella 0

R7 #1 Blessed Trinity 3, R1 #2 Columbus 0

R8 #1 St. Pius X 3, R4 #3 Druid Hills 0

R1 #1 Northside-Columbus 3, R7 #2 Marist 0

R6 #1 LaFayette 3, R4 #2 Eastside 0

R7 #3 White County 3, R1 #4 Hardaway 0

Class AAAA First Round (Oct. 19)

R6 #2 Northwest Whitfield 3, R8 #3 Madison County 0

R4 #1 Woodward Academy 3, R2 #4 Mary Persons 0

R1 #3 Shaw 3, R3 #2 Burke County 0

R5 #1 Sandy Creek 3, R7 #4 West Hall 0

R6 #3 Heritage-Catoosa 3, R8 #2 Oconee County 1

R4 #4 Luella 3, R2 #1 Upson-Lee 2

R1 #2 Columbus 3, R3 #3 Cross Creek 0

R7 #1 Blessed Trinity 3, R5 #4 Chapel Hill 0

R4 #3 Druid Hills 3, R2 #2 Perry 0

R8 #1 St. Pius X 3, R6 #4 Ridgeland 0

R7 #2 Marist 3, R5 #3 Central-Carroll 0

R1 #1 Northside-Columbus 3, R3 #4 Baldwin 0

R4 #2 Eastside 3, R2 #4 West Laurens 0

R6 #1 LaFayette 3, R8 #4 North Oconee 0

R7 #3 White County 3, R5 #2 Cartersville 1

R1 #4 Hardaway 3, R3 #1 Richmond Academy 0

Class AAA Quarterfinals (Oct. 26)

A4 #1 Westminster 3, A5 #1 Calhoun 0

A8 #2 Jackson County 3, A7 #1 North Hall 1

A4 #3 Greater Atlanta Christian 3, A7 #2 Dawson County 0

A4 #2 Pace Academy 3, A7 #3 Cherokee Bluff 0

Class AAA Second Round (Oct. 22)

A4 #1 Westminster 3, R8 #3 Morgan County 0

A5 #1 Calhoun 3, A3 #2 Islands 0

A8 #2 Jackson County 3, A2 #1 Jackson 0

A7 #1 North Hall 3, A1 #2 Windsor Forest 0

A4 #3 Greater Atlanta Christian 3, A8 #1 Jefferson 0

A7 #2 Dawson County 3, A1 #1 Groves 0

A4 #2 Pace Academy 3, A6 #1 Ringgold 0

A7 #3 Cherokee Bluff 3, A3 #1 Savannah Arts 0

Class AAA First Round (Oct. 19)

A8 #3 Morgan County 3, A6 #2 North Murray 0

A4 #1 Westminster 3, A 2 #4 Peach County

A3 #2 Islands 3, A1 #3 Southeast Bulloch 2

A5 #1 Calhoun 3, A7 #4 Lumpkin County 0

A8 #2 Jackson County 3, A6 #3 Murray County 0

A2 #1 Jackson 3, A4 #4 Lovett 0

A1 #2 Windsor Forest 3, A3 #3 Johnson-Savannah 0

A7 #1 North Hall 3, A5 #4 Adairsville 0

A4 #3 Greater Atlanta Christian 3, A2 #2 Pike County 0

A8 #1 Jefferson 3, A6 #4 Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe 0

A7 #2 Dawson County 3, A5 #3 Haralson County 0

A1 #1 Groves 3, A3 #4 Savannah 0

A4 #2 Pace Academy 3, A2 #4 Kendrick 0

A6 #1 Ringgold 3, A8 #4 Hart County 1

A7 #3 Cherokee Bluff 3, A5 #2 Sonoraville 0

A3 #1 Savannah Arts 3, A1 #4 Appling County 0

Class A/AA-Public Quarterfinals (Oct. 26)

A5 #1 Elite Scholars 3, A6 #2 Pepperell 1

A7 #1 Gordon Lee 3, A8 #2 Union County 0

A8 #1 Rabun County 3, A7 #2 Dade County 1

A6 #1 Coosa 3, A3 #1 Woodville-Tompkins 0

Class A/AA-Public Second Round (Oct. 22)

A6 #2 Pepperell 3, A4 #1 Central-Talbotton 0

A5 #1 Elite Scholars 3, A3 #2 Toombs County 0

A8 #2 Union County 3, A2 #1 Harlem 0

A7 #1 Gordon Lee 3, A3 #3 Vidalia 0

A8 #1 Rabun County 3, A4 #3 Callaway 0

A7 #2 Dade County 3, A1 #1 Thomasville

A6 #1 Coosa 3, A4 #2 Lamar County 0

A3 #1 Woodville-Tompkins 3, A7 #3 Chattooga 0

Class A/AA-Public First Round (Oct. 19)

A6 #2 Pepperell 3, A8 #3 Lake Oconee 0

A4 #1 Central-Talbotton 3, A2 #4 Tech Career 0

A3 #2 Toombs County 3, A1 #3 Brooks County 0

A5 #1 Elite Scholars 3, A7 #4 Gordon Central 0

A8 #2 Union County 3, A6 #3 Model 0

A2 #1 Harlem 3, A4 #4 Jordan 0

A3 #3 Vidalia 3, A1 #2 Early County 0

A7 #1 Gordon Lee 3, A5 #4 Therrell 0

A4 #3 Callaway 3, A2 #2 Johnson-Augusta 2

A8 #1 Rabun County 3, A6 #4 Armuchee 1

A7 #2 Dade County 3, A5 #3 McNair 0

A1 #1 Thomasville 3, A3 #4 McIntosh County Academy 0

A4 #2 Lamar County 3, A2 #4 Davidson Fine Arts 0

A6 #1 Coosa 3, A8 #4 Oglethorpe County 0

A7 #3 Chattooga 3, A5 #2 Drew Charter 0

A3 #1 Woodville-Tompkins 3, A1 #4 Taylor County 0

Class A/AA-Private Quarterfinals (Oct. 26)

A6 #2 Mount Paran Christian 3, A1 #3 Atlanta International 0

A7 #1 Hebron Christian 3, A2 #1 Trinity Christian 0

A1 #1 Holy Innocents’ 3, A2 #2 Eagle’s Landing Christian 0

A6 #1 Walker 3, A3 #1 Savannah Christian 0

Class A/AA-Private Second Round (Oct. 22)

A6 #2 Mount Paran Christian 3, A4 #1 Brookstone 0

A1 #3 Atlanta International 3, A5 #1 Fellowship Christian 2

A2 #1 Trinity Christian 3, A6 #3 North Cobb Christian 0

A7 #1 Hebron Christian 3, A1 #2 Mount Vernon Presbyterian 0

A2 #2 Eagle’s Landing Christian 3, A8 #1 Athens Academy 2

A1 #1 Holy Innocents’ 3, A7 #2 Wesleyan 0

A6 #1 Walker 3, A2 #4 Landmark Christian 0

A3 #1 Savannah Christian 3, A5 #2 Mount Pisgah 0

Class A/AA-Private First Round (Oct. 19)

A6 #2 Mount Paran Christian 3, A8 #3 Prince Avenue Christian 0

A4 #1 Brookstone 3, A2 #4 Our Lady of Mercy 0

A1 #3 Atlanta International 3, A3 #2 St. Vincent’s 2

A5 #1 Fellowship Christian 3, A7 #4 George Walton 0

A6 #3 North Cobb Christian 3, A8 #2 Tallulah Falls 0

A2 #1 Trinity Christian 3, A4 #4 St. Anne Pacelli

A1 #2 Mount Vernon Presbyterian 3, A3 #3 Calvary Day 0

A7 #1 Hebron Christian 3, A5 #4 Pinecrest Academy 0

A2 #2 Eagle’s Landing Christian 3, A4 #3 Mount de Sales 0

A8 #1 Athens Academy 3, A6 #4 Mount Bethel 0

A7 #2 Wesleyan 3, A5 #3 St. Francis 0

A1 #1 Holy Innocents’ 3, A3 #4 Savannah Country Day 0

A2 #4 Landmark Christian 3, A4 #2 First Presbyterian Day 0

A6 #1 Walker 3, A8 #4 Lakeview Academy 0

A5 #2 Mount Pisgah 3, A7 #3 Providence Christian 1

A3 #1 Savannah Christian 3, A1 #4 Galloway 0

SATURDAY SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

Poor weather in Columbus on Saturday forced the postponement of seven of the eight softball championship games to Monday. The remaining games will be hosted by the undefeated team and will begin at the point on interruption.

One classification was able to complete its tournament before the deluge when Mount de Sales won its first-ever state championship after a flawless run through the Class A-Private bracket. The Cavaliers beat Wesleyan, the two-time defending champions, 2-0 in the championship game. Mount de Sales beat Stratford 3-2 in the first round, Wesleyan 4-2 in the second round and George Walton 2-1 to earn the finals berth.

When the games were called on Saturday, here is how things stood.

Class AAAAAAA: Mountain View, the unbeaten team, will host Grayson for the remainder of the championship series. Mountain View leads 3-1 heading into the fourth inning. Grayson needs two victories for its third state championship. Mountain View is one win away from its first-ever title.

Class AAAAAA: Pope will play host at 4 p.m. on Monday and it leads Lee County 3-0 in the top of the second inning. Pope is trying for its second state title after taking the AAAAA crown in 2014. Lee County is trying for its first championship.

Class AAAAA: Locust Grove is leading 4-0 entering the fifth inning and will host Harris County at 6 p.m. on Monday for the title. After a run through the loser’s bracket, Harris County will need two victories over the Wildcats to claim its first title since 2000. Locust Grove is one victory away from its third-straight state championship.

Class AAAA: Heritage-Catoosa will host when play resumes and it trails Marist 3-2 in the seventh inning. Marist need two victories for its third state championship. Heritage is trying to defend its 2018 state championship.

Class AAA: Franklin County leads Ringgold 5-2 through four innings and will be the host when play resumes. The Lions are hoping to defend last year’s title for their second-ever championship. Ringgold is trying for its second state championship and first since 2005 in Class AAAA.

Class AA: Banks County leads 2-1 through four innings over Bremen and will play host for the remainder of the series at 6 p.m. on Monday. Both programs are trying for their first-ever state championships.

Class A-Public: Through five innings, Gordon Lee leads Trion 4-1 and will play host when the series resumes. The Trojans are in the hunt for their 10th state championship and fifth in a row. Trion needs two victories for its first-ever state title.

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