Friday Game Night

Both Dawson County and North Hall football have shown flashes of brilliance this season, moments of greatness...

The chase for the playoffs really begins to heat up this week with several huge matchups on tap around northeast Georgia...

For nine straight years Mill Creek coach Shannon Jarvis would politely wait in line to shake the hand of North Gwinnett’s Bob Sphire and offer the obligatory “good game” congratulations after watching his Hawks fall time after time to the Bulldogs...

The "new" Region 8-AAAAAA looked cut-and-dried when it was created in the new classification and region realignment. Now, as Winder-Barrow travels to rival Apalachee Friday night to get things started, the only thing for certain is the uncertainty of it all.

Two years ago, Zach Matthews punished opposing defenses with regularity, helping Lumpkin County to a state playoff berth.

Apalachee football went three seasons (2013-15) with just one win to show for it, losing 12 straight contests at one point. As of Monday, however, the Wildcats are coming off their second straight victory this season...

Here's a look at five things we learned from Week 5 of high school football...

One historic showdown lived up to its billing, but there were several lopsided finishes on Friday night, as Week 5 of high school football action played itself out around northeast Georgia.

For 15 minutes, Jefferson tried to make its first-ever meeting with Gainesville one to forget for the Red Elephants. For the next 33 minutes, the Dragons had to hold on for dear life..

Rabun County football may play in Class AA, but the Wildcats have proven themselves more than capable of taking on bigger schools -- and did so again on Friday night.