The Brookwood Broncos have solidified themselves as one of the premier contenders in 6A, defeating North Gwinnett last week to move to 14-0 and climb to No. 4 in the rankings. After their loss, North Gwinnett fell from third to seventh but remains a major contender.
The only change in 5A was the addition of Lakeside DeKalb at No. 10. They replaced Houston County after a loss last week. The rest of the rankings remained the same.
4A saw some major changes, as Northside-Columbus and Harris County fell to No. 6 and No. 7, respectively, after losses to Starr’s Mill. Allatoona took advantage of their fall, moving up from No. 7 to No. 5. At the bottom, Pace Academy dropped to No. 10 after a loss to Midtown. Midtown swapped places with Pace, climbing from No. 10 to No. 8.
3A saw very little movement; however, Sandy Creek fell from No. 5 to No. 7 after the team’s first loss of the season, allowing Oconee County and Richmond Academy to move up to No. 5 and No. 6, respectively.
Similarly to 3A, 2A only saw one team drop, Coahulla Creek, which fell from No. 5 to No. 7 after a loss to Dalton. Sonoraville and Pierce County capitalized, each moving up one spot.
The two smallest and private classifications saw significant movement this past week. In Class A-Division 1, there is a new top two. Bremen is now No. 1, moving up from No. 4 after a win over Model. Former No. 1 and No. 2, Social Circle and Model, fell to No. 3 and No. 4 after losses. ACE Charter moved up to No. 2. At the bottom, Lamar County jumped from No. 9 to No. 7 after a big win over Social Circle. Swainsboro fell out of the rankings after two straight losses and was replaced by Dodge County.
In Class A-Division 2, No. 2 Atlanta Classical fell to No. 4 after a loss to Elite Scholars. Georgia Military dropped out of the rankings after a loss to Treutlen. The Bulldogs were replaced by Elite Scholars, who have started the season 5-2.
For the first time this season, the private classification has a new No. 1. Savannah Arts replaced GAC after the Spartans lost to Lovett. Lovett moved up from No. 5 to No. 2 after their big win. GAC fell to No. 3, while Savannah Country Day and Fellowship Christian each dropped one spot after being leapfrogged by Lovett.
Class 6A
1. West Forsyth
2. Buford
3. Harrison
4. Brookwood
5. Walton
6. Lambert
7. North Gwinnett
8. Richmond Hill
9. Hillgrove
10. Mill Creek
Class 5A
1. Roswell
2. Lassiter
3. Northgate
4. Pope
5. McIntosh
6. Greenbrier
7. Johns Creek
8. Habersham Central
9. Alexander
10. Lakeside-DeKalb
Class 4A
1. North Oconee
2. Blessed Trinity
3. Marist
4. Cambridge
5. Allatoona
6. Northside-Columbus
7. Harris County
8. Midtown
9. Locust Grove
10. Pace Academy
Class 3A
1. Jefferson
2. Dawson County
3. Harlem
4. Lumpkin County
5. Oconee County
6. Richmond Academy
7. Sandy Creek
8. Long County
9. Southeast Bulloch
10. Northwest Whitfield
Class 2A
1. Columbus
2. Pike County
3. Morgan County
4. Callaway
5. Sonoraville
6. Pierce County
7. Coahulla Creek
8. East Jackson
9. Drew Charter
10. KIPP
Class A-Division I
1. Bremen
2. ACE Charter
3. Social Circle
4. Model
5. Thomasville
6. Jeff Davis
7. Lamar County
8. East Laurens
9. Worth County
10. Dodge County
Class A-Division II
1. Trion
2. Lake Oconee Academy
3. Towns County
4. Atlanta Classical Academy
5. Portal
6. Irwin County
7. Screven County
8. Atkinson County
9. Hawkinsville
10. Elite Scholars Academy
Class 1A-3A Private
1. Savannah Arts
2. Lovett
3. GAC
4. Savannah Country Day
5. Fellowship Christian
6. Holy Innocents
7. Paideia
8. Walker
9. Wesleyan
10. Hebron
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