Todd Holcomb

Cambridge and Cherokee Bluff made history by reaching the football quarterfinals for the first time, and Sprayberry, Jenkins County and Southeast Bulloch are back in a final eight after absences of more than 40 years. Unranked teams LaGrange, Stephens County and Aquinas victimized Sandy Creek, Calla

Zylea Dinkins, a junior middle linebacker for undefeated Westside of Macon, is GHSF Daily’s Flag Football Player of the Week. Dinkins intercepted three passes, returning two for touchdowns, in a 27-0 victory over Mary Persons that clinched the Area 5 Division I championship last week.

Recent changes at Meadowcreek and Veterans bring to 23 the number of reported openings for Georgia high school football coaches this offseason.

Malachi Fannin-Render played only four plays the first time that LaGrange played Sandy Creek, and the Grangers lost 27-7. Three months later, they played again. The senior running back got the ball 32 times. It made a difference.

Today’s interviewee is LaGrange coach Matt Napier, whose team defeated second-ranked Sandy Creek 38-22 in the Class 3A second round last week. LaGrange is playing at North Hall on Friday in the quarterfinals, which will be the Grangers’ first elite-eight appearance since 2008. LaGrange’s victory was

Recent changes at Meadowcreek and Veterans bring to 23 the number of reported openings for Georgia coaches this offseason. Meadowcreek’s Todd Wofford retired Friday. He was Meadowcreek’s coach for the past three seasons and in 2022 led the Mustangs to their most wins (7-4 record) since 1989. Meadow

Sprayberry’s historic season collected more mementos last week in a 35-7 victory over Newnan. Earlier this month, Sprayberry clinched its first region title in 16 seasons with a victory over Woodstock that clinched Region 6. On Friday, the Yellow Jackets won their 11th game, setting a record for a s

The Georgia high school football playoffs are down to 64 teams playing for eight state championships. The quarterfinals were the round of wreckage a year ago, when Mill Creek, Buford, Colquitt County and Carrollton – all ranked in the top 25 of USA Today’s and MaxPreps’ national polls at the time –

Today’s interviewee is Lincoln County coach Lee Chomskis, whose 11-0 team will play at home Friday night against No. 1 Manchester in a Class A Division II quarterfinal. Chomskis spent much of his childhood in Lincolnton and was an assistant coach at Lincoln County when the Class A power won its most

Improvement Tracker: Class leaders remain steady after Round 2