Friday Game Night

Five years ago, a shining talent burst on to the field at City Park and set Georgia high school football ablaze via his rare mix of athleticism, innate talent and drive.

Charles McClelland ran for 183 yards and one touchdown to carry Clinch County to a dominating 24-7 win over Irwin County to win the Class A Public state championship Friday at the Georgia Dome.

When fans think of high school football in Georgia, which program immediately comes to mind as the face of the state?

There will be a new and improved Corky Kell Classic beginning in 2016.

Martin Mangram may one day be a rocket scientist -- literally.

Here’s a look at five things we learned from the state high school football semifinals...

One area team is left standing -- and it’s one that is quite often remaining when the dust settles. Meanwhile, two others saw their campaigns come to gut-wrenching ends as the GHSA football semifinals played out on Friday.

Any other team may have panicked -- but this is Buford football...

All week Mill Creek coach Shannon Jarvis worried about the big-play capability of the Colquitt County offense...

Commerce football was staring at its first state championship game appearance since 2000 -- but Zebulon Johnson had other ideas.