High School Sports

Georgia High School Association executive director Tim Scott told the AJC on Monday that they are discussing postponing the football playoffs one week.

Mother Nature decided to participate in the Week 7 high school football schedule, forcing teams to play on Wednesday, Saturday, and Monday.

North Hall’s 43-27 Region 6-3A win over Pickens came down to the Trojans making several clutch plays on offense and defense in the final seven minutes on Saturday at The Brickyard.

Jackson County rebounded in a huge way from its disappointing loss to Clarke Central last week.

Jefferson wasted little time in showing that any thoughts the Dragons were vulnerable heading into Region 8-3A play were premature.

Commerce’s three-headed triple-option monster was on full display Saturday afternoon at Tiger Stadium.

The East Forsyth defense stopped a late Flowery Branch drive to hold on to win, 14-10, at Falcon Field on Saturday.

With Hurricane Helene finally moving out of Georgia, the business of high school football got back to action on Saturday around the state and in northeast Georgia.

Dawson County’s second-half effort was almost enough in the 21-16 loss to Greater Atlanta Christian on the road Saturday.

Habersham Central had 654 yards of offense and scored 43 points but turned the ball over five times in the 57-43 loss to Winder-Barrow on the road.