In Class AAAAAAA, Roswell sits at No. 1 after pitching a 17-0 shutout over Milton on Friday. The Hornets have now topped Buford, Central Gwinnett, Colquitt County, Archer and Milton by a combined 153-16. North Cobb and North Paulding replaced Parkview and South Forsyth for No. 9 and No. 10.
Harrison improved to 5-0 with a 43-19 win over Allatoona and climbed to No. 4 in the Class AAAAAA poll.
Alexander also moved to 5-0 on Friday by topping Northgate 21-14. The Cougars moved up to No. 7.
A 52-49 loss to visiting Starr’s Mill dropped Griffin out of the Class AAAAA top 10. Undefeated Woodland-Stockbridge replaces the Bears and debuts at No. 8.
Liberty County falls to No. 5 in Class AAA following a 35-34 loss against Effingham County. Central-Macon suffered its first loss of the year, a 30-20 loss to Pike County, dropping the chargers from the top 10 with the Pirates replacing them, taking over the No. 10 spot. Pike County is now 4-1. Crisp County rises to No. 7 thanks to a 16-14 win over Class AA No. 6 Brooks County.
Class AA power Fitzgerald lost to Tift County 10-7. Even with the loss, the Purple Hurricanes hold fast at No. 2 in the rankings. With Brooks County’s loss, Rabun County moves into the top three. Model falls out of the top 10 with a 28-14 loss to No. 7 Pepperell. Sneaking into the poll is No. 10 Toombs County, the Bulldogs are 5-1.
In Class A-Private, No. 1 beat No. 2 as ELCA held off Wesleyan 34-31. The Wolves don’t see the loss affect them, as the No. 2 spot is still theirs. No. 3 Prince Avenue picked up a 21-14 win over Class A-Public No. 8 Commerce. Darlington slips out of the poll at 4-2 following a 25-17 triple overtime loss to A-Public No. 3 Mt. Zion-Carroll. No. 10 Tattnall Square Academy debuts in the poll with a 5-0 record.
Macon County was drubbed by Northside-Warner Robins 45-6. The Bulldogs fall four spots to No. 7. Twiggs County slots in at No. 6 following a 29-17 victory against A-Private No. 9 First Presbyterian Day. Randolph-Clay is on the move, jumping two spots after a 28-22 win over Mitchell County, the Eagles’ first loss of the season. The loss is enough to bump the previously ranked No. 9 team out, giving way to No. 10 Wheeler County. Lincoln County also drops out after an ugly 17-14 overtime win against 0-5 Washington-Wilkes.
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