AAAAAA

Norcross 21, Lovejoy 14

Recap: Alvin Kamara scored on a 61-yard reception and a 10-yard run as Norcross (15-0) rallied from a 14-3 fourth-quarter deficit. Myles Autry caught an 11-yard touchdown pass to cut the lead to 14-9 with 7:17 to play, and Kamara scored his touchdowns in the final five minutes. Kamara finished with 119 yards rushing on 33 carries. Lovejoy's Travis Custis had 60 yards rushing on 20 carries for the game and 11 carries for 4 yards in the second half.

History: Norcross won its first state title in its 56th season of varsity football. Coach Keith Maloof joined father George Maloof to become the third father and son to win state titles. The others are Hal and Ray Lamb and Chip and Rodney Walker. Norcross became the fourth Gwinnett County school in seven seasons to win the highest classification after Peachtree Ridge (2006), Brookwood (2010) and Grayson (2011) and the sixth overall from Gwinnett in that time on a list that includes Wesleyan (2008) and Buford (2007-10, 2012).

Scoring:

Second quarter

L - Jumichael Ramos 60 pass from Alejandro Bennifield (Jaime Nunez kick)

Third quarter

N - Joseph Mahfood 31 field goal

L - Brandon Davis 6 pass from Bennifield (Nunez kick)

Fourth quarter

N - Myles Autry 11 pass from Joseph Wilber (pass failed)

N - Alvin Kamara 61 pass from Wilber (run failed)

N - Kamara 10 run (kick failed)

AAAAA

Gainesville 49, Ware County 13

Recap: QB Deshaun Watson passed for 317 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 85 yards and two scores for Gainesville (12-3). Watson broke the state record for career passing yardage, became the third player to pass for 4,000 yards in a season and became the second to throw 50 TD passes in a season. Xavier Tobler scored both touchdowns for Ware County on 2-yard runs.

History: Gainesville won its first state title after six losses in championship games. Coach Bruce Miller won his first state title in his 26th season as a Georgia coach, the longest wait of its kind in state history. Gainesville became the first team since 1967 Marietta to win a state title after losing its final two regular-season games. Gainesville is the first Hall County school to win a GHSA title but the third to win a state championship. Riverside Military Academy won a state title in 2005 in the Georgia Independent School Association. Fair Street of Gainesville won state titles in 1956 and 1957 in the Georgia Interscholastic Association, the governing body for black schools during segregation.

Scoring:

First quarter

G - Caleb Hayman 17 pass from Deshaun Watson (Gage Turner kick)

G - Watson 4 run (Turner kick)

Second quarter

G - Fred Payne 38 fumble return (Turner kick)

G - Rodney Lackey 5 pass from Watson (Turner kick)

W - Xavier Tobler 2 run (Seth Starling kick)

Third quarter

G - Watson 1 run (Turner kick)

G - Michael Byrd 3 run (Turner kick)

Fourth quarter

G - Hayman 20 pass from Watson (Turner kick)

W - Tobler 2 run (kick failed)

AAAA

Sandy Creek 45, Ridgeland 10

Recap: Sandy Creek (15-0) broke the game open with 17 points in the final 4:34 of the first half but dominated throughout and finished with a 473-272 advantage in total offense. Eric Swinney and Delvin Weems ran for two touchdowns each, Cole Garvin and Trey Walker threw TD passes and Mitchell McMillin kicked a 35-yard field goal. Weems finished with 10 carries for 96 yards and scored on runs of 30 and 11 yards. Swinney rushed for 65 yards on 10 carries with touchdowns of 1 and 6 yards. Garvin was 13-of-18 passing for 249 yards, including a 37-yard touchdown to Kyle Wilson.

History: Sandy Creek became the 14th school to win three state titles in four seasons. Coach Chip Walker became the 29th coach to win three GHSA titles and the eighth to do it in his first eight seasons as a head coach. Sandy Creek is the only team to be ranked No. 1 from wire to wire this season.

Scoring:

First quarter

S - Eric Swinney 6 run (Mitchell McMillin kick)

Second quarter

S - Delvin Weems 30 run (McMillin kick)

S - McMillin 35 field goal

S - Weems 11 run (McMillin kick)

S - Swinney 1 run (McMillin kick)

Third quarter

S - Kyle Wilson 37 pass from Cole Garvin (McMillin kick)

Fourth quarter

R - Evan Courtney 29 field goal

S - Justin Sumpter 21 pass from Trey Walker (McMillin)

R - Vonn Bell 38 pass from Darrell Bridges (Courtney kick)

AAA

Buford 10, St. Pius 3

Recap: Dontravious Wilson scored on a 39-yard run on a fourth-and-2 play with 9:10 remaining  to lead Buford (12-3). Wilson finished with 69 yards rushing. St. Pius had the ball inside Buford territory twice in the final five minutes but got no closer than the 33-yard line. Buford's Matthew Bonadies kicked a 43-yard field goal with four seconds to play in the first half, and St. Pius' Thomas O'Leary kicked a 47-yarder with 4:38 remaining in the third quarter.

History: Buford became the second school in Georgia history to win eight state titles in 12 years. The other is Valdosta, which won nine in 12 years twice (1951-62 and 1960-71). Coach Jess Simpson became the sixth Georgia coach to win five GHSA state championships, joining Valdosta's Wright Bazemore (14), Lincoln County's Larry Campbell (11), Valdosta's Nick Hyder (7), Thomas County Central's Ed Pilcher (5) and Carrollton's Charlie Grisham (5).

Scoring:

Second quarter

B - Matthew Bonadies 43 field goal

Third quarter

S - Thomas O'Leary 47 field goal

Fourth quarter

B - Dontravious Wilson 39 run (Bonadies kick)

AA

Jefferson 31, Calhoun 14

Recap: Quarterback Bryant Shirreffs rushed for 139 yards, passed for 171 yards and had three short touchdown runs.

Jefferson (14-1) also got a 1-yard touchdown run and 85 yards rushing from Tristen Jackson and a 35-yard field goal from Chandler Schlutow. Calhoun QB Taylor Lamb was 26-of-37 passing for 279 yards and had touchdown passes of 17 yards to Logan Walraven and 75 yards to Tydus Curtis.

History: Jefferson won its first state title in its 66th season of varsity football. Coach T. McFerrin became the 14th coach in history to win state titles at two schools and the first since Jeff Herron (1999 Oconee County, 2003 Camden County). McFerrin won with Elbert County in 1995. Jefferson won a day after Gainesville, giving northeast Georgia two state champions for the first time in history (or three depending on how Buford is defined on the map).

Scoring:

First quarter

J - Tristen Jackson 1 run (Chandler Schlutow kick)

C - Logan Walraven 17 pass from Taylor Lamb (Jonah Gallman kick)

Second quarter

J - Bryant Shirreffs 2 run (Schlutow kick)

J - Shirreffs 1 run (Schlutow kick)

Third quarter

C - Tydus Curtis 75 pass from Taylor Lamb (Gallman kick)

J - Shirreffs 1 run (Schlutow kick)

Fourth quarter

J - Schlutow 35 field goal

A (public)

ECI 47, Dooly County 7

Recap: Running backs Greg Purcell and James Brown combined for 330 yards of offense and five touchdowns for Emanuel County Institute (13-1). Purcell rushed for 142 yards on 25 carries and scored on runs of 1, 50 and 6 yards. Purcell scored on a 26-yard run and finished with 135 yards on 14 carries. He also scored on a 53-yard reception. Dooly County's Chanin Hamilton rushed for 85 yards on 21 carries and scored the Bobcats' touchdown on a 19-yard run.

History: ECI won the first public division of Class A. It is ECI's second state title in six seasons and first under second-year coach Chris Kearson. The game was the 10th in finals history (out of 291 games) with a margin of victory of 40 points or more.

Scoring:

First quarter

E - Greg Purcell 1 run (Caleb Pressey kick)

E - Purcell 50 run (Pressey kick)

Second quarter

D - Chanin Hamilton 19 run (Diego Cruz kick)

E - James Brown 26 run (pass failed)

Third quarter

E - Pressey 3 run (Renaldo Williams run)

E - Brown 53 pass from Pressey (run failed)

E - Purcell 6 run (kick failed)

Fourth quarter

E - Williams 2 run (Pressey kick)

A (private)

ELCA 33, Prince Avenue Christian 0

Recap: Keyante Green rushed for 84 yards and had touchdowns of 23 and 12 yards for Eagle's Landing Christian (13-1), which led 7-0 at halftime but pulled away in the third quarter with touchdowns on all three of its possessions. D.J. Curl scored on a 23-yard run on the second play of the second half, and Brad Moore and Green added third-quarter TD runs. QB Dalton Etheridge was 7-of-8 passing for 107 yards and had a 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.

History: ELCA won the first private division of Class A. It is ELCA's second state title, first in the GHSA, as it won a championship in 1996 in the Georgia Independent School Association.

Scoring:

First quarter

E - Keyante Green 23 run (Cole Dellinger kick)

Third quarter

E - D.J. Curl 23 run (Dellinger kick)

E - Brad Moore 14 run (Dellinger kick)

E - Green 12 run (kick failed)

Fourth quarter

E - Dalton Etheridge 1 run (kick failed)

Class AAAAAA

1. Norcross (15-0)

2. Lovejoy (13-2)

3. North Gwinnett (11-2)

4. Colquitt County (10-4)

5. Camden County (11-2)

6. Grayson (10-2)

7. North Cobb (11-3)

8. South Gwinnett (9-3)

9. Parkview (9-4)

10. Mill Creek (9-4)

Class AAAAA

1. Gainesville (12-3)

2. Ware County (13-2)

3. Northside-Warner Robins (13-1)

4. Whitewater (12-2)

5. Tucker (10-3)

6. Kell (10-2)

7. Stephenson (9-3)

8.  Allatoona (11-2)

9.  M.L. King (11-1)

10.  East Paulding (11-1)

Class AAAA

1. Sandy Creek (15-0)

2. Ridgeland (13-2)

3. Burke County (11-2)

4. Marist (12-2)

5. Monroe Area (12-2)

6. Stockbridge (11-2)

7. Carrollton (8-4)

8. Mary Persons (10-3)

9. Cairo (9-3)

10. South Effingham (8-5)

Class AAA

1.  Buford (12-3)

2. St. Pius (12-3)

3. Cartersville (13-1)

4. Thomson (12-1)

5. North Hall (11-3)

6. Washington County (11-2)

7. Carver-Columbus (11-2)

8. Peach County (11-2)

9. Blessed Trinity (9-3)

10. North Oconee (10-2)

Class AA

1. Jefferson (14-1)

2. Calhoun (14-1)

3. Lamar County (12-1-1)

4. Brooks County (12-1)

5. Fitzgerald (10-3)

6. Lovett (8-5)

7. Greater Atlanta Christian (10-4)

8. Early County (9-4)

9. Vidalia (11-1)

10. Washington-Wilkes (10-2)

Class A

1. (tie) Eagle's Landing Christian (13-1)

1. (tie) Emanuel County Institute (13-1)

3. Prince Avenue Christian (11-3)

4. Wilcox County (10-3)

5. Dooly County (11-3)

6. Athens Academy (11-1)

7. Lincoln County (11-2)

8. George Walton Academy (9-4)

9. Wilkinson County (8-4)

10. Landmark Christian (9-4)

Chip Walker of Sandy Creek joined the list of coaches with at least three state titles in the GHSA. Buford's Jess Simpson moved up the list with his fifth.

14 - Wright Bazemore, Valdosta

11 - Larry Campbell, Lincoln County

7 - Nick Hyder, Valdosta

5 - Ed Pilcher, Thomas County Central

5 - Charlie Grisham, Carrollton

5 - Jess Simpson, Buford

4 - Bill Corry, Morgan County

4 - Charlie Davidson, Washington-Wilkes

4 - Cecil Flowe, Parkview

4 - Jeff Herron, Camden County, Oconee County 

4 - Rich McWhorter, Charlton County

3 - Wayman Creel, Robert Davis, Mike Garvin, Bobby Gentry, Billy Henderson, Dwight Hochstetler, Mike Hodges, Jim Hughes, Ray Lamb, Carlton Lewis, Steve Pardue, Jerry Sharp, Ernest Teel, Rick Tomberlin, Chip Walker, Luther Welsh, Minton Williams, Dexter Wood

Class AAAAAA

First round

Lovejoy 51, Tri-Cities 13

Marietta 30, Lowndes 27

Grayson 49, Wheeler 9

North Gwinnett 49, Johns Creek 19

Hughes 37, Rockdale County 3

North Cobb 42, Valdosta 14

Brookwood 24, Lassiter 21

Mill Creek 41, Alpharetta 39

Camden County 52, Hillgrove 17

East Coweta 25, Newton 20

Norcross 34, Chattahoochee 7

South Gwinnett 27, Milton 20

Colquitt County 30, McEachern 28

Newnan 38, Alcovy 0

West Forsyth 66, Collins Hill 41

Parkview 20, Walton 17

Second round

Lovejoy 36, Marietta 15

North Gwinnett 28, Grayson 10

North Cobb 42, Hughes 14

Mill Creek 56, Brookwood 21

Camden County 34, East Coweta 14

Norcross 27, South Gwinnett 7

Colquitt County 26, Newnan 23

Parkview 26, West Forsyth 23

Quarterfinals

Lovejoy 21, North Gwinnett 6

North Cobb 42, Mill Creek 35

Norcross 34, Camden County 20

Colquitt County 31, Parkview 15

Semifinals

Lovejoy 63, North Cobb 42

Norcross 41, Colquitt County 27

Championship

Norcross 21, Lovejoy 14

Class AAAAA

First round

Northside-WR 41, Effingham Co. 13

Thomas Co. Central 27, Creekside 24

N. Paulding 63, Flowery Branch 43

Tucker 42, Creekview 25

Ware County 27, Lakeside-Evans 7

Union Grove 21, Bainbridge 14

East Paulding 31, Clarke Central 23

Stephenson 31, Pope 11

Harris County 31, Northgate 14

Warner Robins 17, Richmond Hill 15

Kell 19, Southwest DeKalb 14

Gainesville 41, Rome 14

Whitewater 49, Lee County 7

Glynn Academy 26, Jones County 14

M.L. King 34, Sequoyah 14

Allatoona 24, Heritage-Conyers 21

Second round

Northside 45, Thomas Co. Central 17

Tucker 40, North Paulding 21

Ware County 20, Union Grove 13

Stephenson 35, East Paulding 6

Harris County 31, Warner Robins 21

Gainesville 61, Kell 42

Whitewater 34, Glynn Academy 27

Allatoona 20, M.L. King 19

Quarterfinals

Northside 23, Tucker 20

Ware County 14, Stephenson 0

Gainesville 64, Harris County 13

Whitewater 24, Allatoona 3

Semifinals

Ware County 24, Northside 17

Gainesville 28, Whitewater 14

Championship

Gainesville 49, Ware County 13

Class AAAA

First round

S. Effingham 43, Westside-Macon 33

Westover 26, Jonesboro 21

Monroe Area 21, Shaw 14

Grady 27, River Ridge 17

Burke County 35, Perry 7

Monroe 33, Griffin 17

Sandy Creek 55, Eastside 0

Dalton 17, Carver-Atlanta 14

Cairo 24, Riverdale 13

Mary Persons 40, Statesboro 14

Ridgeland 45, Washington 21

LaGrange 59, Chestatee 46

Stockbridge 27, Worth County 14

Wayne County 35, Baldwin 14

Marist 56, Gilmer 0

Carrollton 40, Stephens County 7

Second round

South Effingham 41, Westover 28

Monroe Area 21, Grady 20

Burke County 28, Monroe 6

Sandy Creek 35, Dalton 13

Mary Persons 3, Cairo 0

Ridgeland 41, LaGrange 34

Stockbridge 42, Wayne County 21

Marist 43, Carrollton 37

Quarterfinals

Monroe Area 47, South Effingham 8

Sandy Creek 31, Burke County 20

Ridgeland 45, Mary Persons 14

Marist 15, Stockbridge 7

Semifinals

Sandy Creek 35, Monroe Area 0

Ridgeland 28, Marist 27

Championship

Sandy Creek 45, Ridgeland 10

Class AAA

First round

Carver-Columbus 42, Dodge Co. 21

Rockmart 34, Appling County 33

North Oconee 37, Ringgold 14

Buford 41, Cedar Grove 27

Thomson 27, Jackson 3

Johnson-Savannah 32, Chapel Hill 23

Cartersville 56, Jackson County 21

Blessed Trinity 35, White County 14

Pierce County 33, Central-Carroll 27

Peach County 35, Jefferson Co. 21

North Hall 38, Woodward Academy 7

Morgan Co. 24, Gordon Central 21

Callaway 49, Tattnall County 7

Washington County 55, Pike County 7

St. Pius 72, Dawson County 28

Hart County 32, Adairsville 11

Second round

Carver-Columbus 45, Rockmart 16

Buford 13, North Oconee 0

Thomson 35, Johnson-Savannah 19

Cartersville 24, Blessed Trinity 23

Peach County 43, Pierce County 15

North Hall 13, Morgan County 9

Washington County 28, Callaway 0

St. Pius 31, Hart County 15

Quarterfinals

Buford 31, Carver-Columbus 7

Cartersville 21, Thomson 13

North Hall 52, Peach County 10

St. Pius 40, Washington County 35

Semifinals

Buford 21, Cartersville 10

St. Pius 31, North Hall 6

Championship

Buford 10, St. Pius 3

Class AA

First round

Vidalia 57, Westside-Augusta 0

Fitzgerald 35, Northeast 19

Jefferson 42, Kendrick 8

Westminster 34, Pepperell 0

Screven County 41, Bacon County 7

Early County 40, Bleckley County 20

Heard County 56, Rabun County 29

Greater Atlanta Christian 35, Model 6

Brooks County 22, Macon County 18

McIntosh Co. Acd. 27, E. Laurens 6

Calhoun 42, Wesleyan 10

Washington-Wilkes 66, Bowdon 28

Lamar County 51, Cook 13

Benedictine 24, Laney 20

Lovett 27, Coosa 0

Manchester 41, Greene County 23

Second round

Fitzgerald 52, Vidalia 20

Jefferson 35, Westminster 7

Early County 28, Screven County 7

GAC 52, Heard County 21

Brooks Co. 49, McIntosh Co. Acd. 21

Calhoun 34, Washington-Wilkes 7

Lamar County 24, Benedictine 21

Lovett 23, Manchester 0

Quarterfinals

Jefferson 53, Fitzgerald 51

GAC 27, Early County 24

Calhoun 49, Brooks County 7

Lamar County 35, Lovett 28

Semifinals

Jefferson 42, GAC 14

Calhoun 21, Lamar County 14

Championship

Jefferson 31, Calhoun 14

Class A (public)

First round

Lincoln County 21, Hancock Central 0

Wilkinson County 27, Miller County 26

Dooly County 19, Turner County 8

Seminole County 36, Commerce 7

ECI 46, Gordon Lee 12

Trion 31, Irwin County 6

Marion County 31, Charlton Co. 12

Wilcox County 42, Greenville 14

Quarterfinals

Lincoln County 28, Wilkinson Co. 22

Dooly County 34, Seminole County 28

ECI 21, Trion 10

Wilcox County 39, Marion County 21

Semifinals

Dooly County 10, Lincoln County 7

ECI 38, Wilcox County 27

Championship

ECI 47, Dooly County 7

Class A (private)

First round

Athens Academy 17, Mt. Pisgah 13

Prince Avenue 42, Darlington 21

Landmark Christ. 10, Calvary Day 7

First Presbyterian 49, Brookstone 33

Walker 28, Athens Christian 7

George Walton 38, Aquinas 12

Sav. Christian 35, Holy Innocents' 17

ELCA 42, Our Lady of Mercy 14

Quarterfinals

Prince Ave. 24, Athens Academy 7

Landmark 38, First Presbyterian 24

George Walton 37, Walker 7

ELCA 42, Savannah Christian 7

Semifinals

Prince Avenue 32, Landmark 22

ELCA 27, George Walton 14

Championship

ELCA 33, Prince Avenue 0

Emanuel County Institute's 40-point victory in the Class A public final represents one of the 10 most-lopsided state championship victories in history. What is the largest victory margin in a state final? (Answer Tuesday)

Answer to Friday's question:The last champion in the highest classification to win all of its games by eight or more points was 1986 Valdosta. Norcross could've matched that feat but won by seven in the final. The last champion to win by seven or more points in each game before Norcross was Camden County in 2003.

4-AAAAA Division A

Offensive player of the year: RB Derrick Craine, Union Grove, Sr.

Defensive players of the year: LB Ben Kittler, Drew, Sr., and DL Tyler Vaughn, Union Grove, Sr.

First-team offense

QB - Jay Murray, Drew, Sr.

RB - Rodney Smith, Mundy's Mill, Jr.

RB - Jojo Spann, Ola, Sr.

RB - Marquis Terry, Drew, So.

OL - Matthew Ivey, Union Grove, Sr.

OL - Darius Anderson, Mundy's Mill, So.

OL - Demarko Hill, Drew, Jr.

OL - Darrion Bell, Drew, Jr.

OL - Nick Davis, Union Grove, Sr.

WR - Caleb Ham, Union Grove, Jr.

WR - Kwamie Jackson, Drew, Sr.

WR - Carlo Dowdell, Forest Park, Jr.

TE - Ebere Azubuike, Mundy's Mill, Sr.

ATH - C.J. Carr, Ola, Sr.

P - Bright Besong-Nso, Mundy's Mill, Sr.

First-team defense

DL - Rashaad Coleman, Drew, Sr.

DL - Raleek Taylor, Mundy's Mill, Sr.

DL - Grayson Fuller, Union Grove, Jr.

DL - Raequan Bond, Drew, Sr.

LB - Tyberius Aaron, Mundy's Mill, Sr.

LB - Terrell Jordan, Drew, Sr.

LB - Jimmy Carman, Ola, Sr.

LB - Brandon Williams, Forest Park, Jr.

DB - Chris Hutley, Mount Zion, Sr.

DB - Jonathan Celestin, Mundy's Mill, Jr.

DB - Chuck Valentine, Union Grove, Sr.

DB - Kyle Bailey, Forest Park, Jr.

ATH - Luke Parker, Union Grove, So.

K - Shawn Davis, Union Grove, Jr.

Second-team offense

QB - Jonathan Slade, Union Grove, Jr.

RB - Deon Dawson, Mount Zion, Sr.

RB - Lester Knauls, Drew, Jr.

RB - Dajuan Sims, Forest Park, Jr.

OL - Chris Robinson, Drew, Sr.

OL - Lane Henderson, Union Grove, Jr.

OL - Andrew Johnson, Ola, Jr.

OL - Justin Brooks, Mundy's Mill, Jr.

OL - Anthony Davis, Forest Park, Sr.

WR - Terry Gibbs, Union Grove, Sr.

WR - Maurice Cash, Drew, Jr.

WR - Eric Tate, Mundy's Mill, Jr.

ATH - Montel Buchanan, Mount Zion, Sr.

P - Maliek Seals, Drew, Sr.

Second-team defense

DL - Keanu Houston, Ola, Sr.

DL - Wesley White, Mount Zion, Sr.

DL - David Durden, Union Grove, So.

DL - Christopher Holmes, Mundy's Mill, Sr.

LB - Jallah Neal, Drew, Fr.

LB - Kentarious Ransom, Mundy's Mill, Sr.

LB - Radarius Abercrombie, Mount Zion, Sr.

LB - Austin Brown, Union Grove, Jr.

DB - Emmanuel Parks, Mount Zion, Sr.

DB - Dalton Tumlin, Union Grove, Sr.

DB - Harvey Salley, Drew, Sr.

DB - Jailyn Allen, Mundy's Mill, Jr.

ATH - Tracy Gaston, Drew, So.

K - Marco Salas, Drew, Sr.

Honorable mention: Drew - Phillip Harris, Sr.; Josh McClendon, Sr.; Jordan Metts, Jr.; Chiaza Nwadike, Jr.; Andrew Terrell, Sr. Forest Park - Carlton Dixon, Sr.; Corey Funches, Fr. Mount Zion - Devonte White, Jr.; Alexis Johnson, Jr.; Corey Wall, Sr.; Chris Wright, Sr. Mundy's Mill - Brian Marshall, Fr.; Jeffre Laurin, Sr.; Loic Chimi, Jr.; Rodricous Gates, So.; Devonte Haley, So.; Ronald Mais, Sr. Ola - Joe Case, Fr.; Greg Walker, Jr.; Connor Schlottman, Jr.; Okafa Charles, Jr.; Will Smith, Jr.; Coco Bailey, Jr. Union Grove - Chuck McConville, Soph.; Demetrius Jackson, Jr.; Stephen Cleary, Jr.; Blair Sandmeir, Jr.; Matt Murphy, Soph.; Miles Vaughn, Soph.; Kenneth Cousins, Jr.; Bradley Sheets, Jr.; Ryan Atkins, Jr.

4-AA

Coach of the year: Franklin Stephens, Lamar County

Offensive player: Lawrence Austin, Lamar County

Co-defensive player: Trey Evans, Lamar County

Co-defensive player: Quay Searcy, Lamar County

Offense

QB - Tavon Ross, Bleckley County, Jr.

RB - Ladarien Reeves, Putnam County, Sr.

RB - Ken Hughes, Bleckley County, Sr.

RB - Darius Jackson, Northeast, Sr.

WR - Devontae Hudson, Macon County, So.

WR - Drake White, Northeast, Sr.

WR - Tekorion Denson, Northeast, So.

TE - Justin Hubbard, Macon County, Sr.

OL - Cortez Williamson, Macon County, Sr.

OL - Zeb Locke, Taylor County, Sr.

OL - Phillip Manning, Bleckley County, Sr.

OL - Justin Marcus, Northeast, Sr.

OL - Jordan Lockett, Crawford County, Sr.

ATH - Lance Austin, Lamar County, Jr.

Defense

DL - Justin Clark, Macon County, Sr.

DL - Bo Dunn, Lamar County, Sr.

DL - Larry Matthews, Taylor County, Sr.

DL - Detravius Burnette, Northeast, Sr.

DL - Timothy Fuller, Northeast, Sr.

LB - Roquan Smith, Macon County, So.

LB - Antwan Wallace, Lamar County, Sr.

LB - Allen Moss, Northeast, Sr.

LB - Richard Bryant, Crawford County, Sr.

DB - Sidarious Gotell, Lamar County, Sr.

DB - Derrick Farrow, Bleckley County, Sr.

DB - Davion Anderson, Northeast, Jr.

DB - Khaylil West , Northeast, Jr.

Specialists

PK - Tyler Scandrett, Lamar County, Jr.

P - Juwan Willock, Macon County, Sr.

LS - Pippen Davis, Lamar County, Fr.

RET - Karltez Hooks, Macon County, Sr.

Please send all-region teams to GHSF Daily at ghsfdaily@bellsouth.net. We recommend that all-region teams include the year in school of each player. All-region players who are recognized as underclassmen have a better chance of being recruited and getting recognition on preseason all-area or all-state teams in 2013.

South East Georgia Recruiting Fair to be held in Kingsland

Fellowship of Christian Athletes is hosting the 3rd annual South East Georgia Recruiting Fair, which will be held at Camden County High School's Athletic Offices on Tuesday, Dec. 18 from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m. The school is conveniently located off I-95 just 30 minutes north of Jacksonville, FL. NCAA and NAIA schools, and junior colleges will be in attendance. Bring copies of your prospect sheet, player highlights, transcripts, and official test scores if applicable. Space is limited and those showing without an RSVP will be last on the priority list for being accommodated. For more information or to RSVP, contact Toby Crews (tcrews@fca.org or 912-281-9510)

Strength Clinic to be held Jan. 11 at Marietta High

The 6th Annual Georgia Strength Coaches Association Strength Clinic will be held on Jan. 11 at Marietta High School. Registration is $55. A complete listing of speakers, online payment and more information can be found at www.gscaclinic.blogspot.com. You can also contact Jay Floyd at floydrj@troup.org with any questions.

Scholarship nominations sought

The National Football Foundation Greater Atlanta Chapter is requesting nominations for its 2013 Scholar Athlete Scholarship Program. Applications can be found on its Web site at www.NFFAtlanta.com.