Jeff Hart

Mississippi took control with a 10-0 second-half run and moved closer to its first NCAA tournament bid since 2002 by beating Georgia 76-62 on Saturday for its first road conference victory of the season.

Reggie Middleton and Shawn Allen each scored 18 points to lead Glenn Hills to a 64-57 win over Carver-Columbus in the Class AAA boys championship game on Saturday night.

Muia Myrick scored 24 points and Janae McKinney added 16 to lead Kendrick to a 79-67 win over Carrollton in the Class AAA girls state championship on Saturday.

Tanner Smith scored 27 points to lead Wesleyan to a 61-43 victory over East Laurens in the Class AA boys state championship.

Erin Hall scored 22 points, hitting six 3-pointers, to lead Wesleyan to a 79-40 win over Paideia in the Class AA girls state championship game.

Kammeon Holsey scored 18 points and Hancock Central held on for a 49-45 win over Turner County in the Class A state championship game.

Katie Covington scored 26 points and Natalie Paris added 17 to lead Calvary Day to a 57-48 win over Terrell County in the Class A girls state championship game.

Charenee Stephens scored three straight baskets in the fourth quarter to help Southwest DeKalb blunt a rally and beat Fayette County 62-46 in the Class AAAA Georgia High School Association state championship.

Travis Leslie and Kenny Mitchell scored 17 points apiece to lead Columbia to a 69-63 win over Fayette County in the Class AAAA Georgia High School Association state championship on Friday.

Jylisa Williams scored 15 points and Taylor Turnbow blocked nine shots to lead Stephenson to a 58-43 win over Redan in the Class AAAAA Georgia High School Association state championship on Friday night.