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Tonight’s Colquitt Co. at Norcross game will be televised on GPB-TV and GPB.org/sports, while the North Cobb at Lovejoy contest will be carried on WSB-TV (ME-TV) Comcast 248/Charter 126, wsbtv.com and GHSA.tv. Replay will be later tonight on WSB at 1:00 am. Many other semifinals will be video streamed online at GHSA.tv. Georgia Public Broadcasting will televise the live excitement of the state championships from the Georgia Dome. Online simulcast coverage will be available on GPB.org/sports and GHSA.tv. DVDs can be ordered on GHSA.tv. The championship games will be rebroadcasted on GPB Knowledge, one of GPB’s digital channels, from December 17-23.

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CLASS A - PRiVATE 2:30 P.M.

CLASS AAA 5:30 P.M.

CLASS AAAAA 8:30 P.M.

CLASS A - PuBLiC 11:30 A.M.

CLASS AA 2:30 P.M.

CLASS AAAA 5:30 P.M.

CLASS AAAAAA 8:30 P.M.

Friday, dEc. 14 saTurday, dEc. 15

In fourteen different sites across the state of Geor-gia, GHSA football teams are competing to get to

the much-anticipated state championship games at the Georgia Dome. The expansion to six classifications and seven championships has provided added excite-ment to this year’s playoff structure. The players and coaches have worked hard all year to get to this point in the season. Many of you have supported these teams in various ways this sea-son, and that is an important part of the success of these teams. It is my desire that you enjoy your ex-perience at these games and that you demonstrate the highest levels of sportsmanship as you cheer on your team in a positive way. The GHSA is grateful for the host schools where these games are played, and we want to thank the ad-ministrators and their staffs for working to make these games special. The GHSA wants to thank the large number of volunteer workers who serve at these games to make them flow smoothly. Finally, we also want to thank our corporate partners and preferred vendors who enable the GHSA to produce these post-season events.

Cordially yours,

Ralph SwearnginGHSA Executive Director

Greetings GHSA Football Fans!

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The 2012 Georgia High School Association Football State Semi-finals Guide is published by Score Media, a division of Score Atlanta, in conjunction with the GHSA. The guide was designed by DJ Galbiati, Edited by Stephen Black and Fletcher Proctor, information provided by Score Atlanta and the GHSA and photos on the cover are courtesy of Sonny Kennedy, Lovejoy HS, North Cobb HS and Erin Sheppard. For more information on Score Prep, go to Scoreatl.com or call 404-256-1572.

ALL GAMES TO BE PLAyED FRiDAy AT 7:30 P.M. uNLESS NOTED OTHERWiSE

ALL GAMES AT GEORGiA DOME

NORTH COBB @ LOVEjOyCOLquiTT COuNTy @ NORCROSS

NORTHSiDE-WR @ WARE COuNTyGAiNESViLLE @ WHiTEWATER

MONROE AREA @ SANDy CREEKMARiST @ RiDGELAND

BuFORD @ CARTERSViLLENORTH HALL @ ST. PiuS x

GACS @ jEFFERSONLAMAR COuNTy @ CALHOuN

DOOLy COuNTy @ LiNCOLN COuNTyECi @ WiLCOx COuNTy

LANDMARK CHR. @ PRiNCE AVENuE CHR.GEORGE WALTON ACADEMy @ ELCA

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Semifinals stocked with next level prospects across each classificationRecruiting experts from across the nation

have listed Georgia among the top four states each and every year for producing college football players and this 2012 football season is no different. The semifinals are loaded with players that will put pen to paper either this Feb-ruary or next February on National Signing Day. The cliche is tired but remains true: Big-time players step up in big-time games. It is time for these elite prospects to step up with a shot at the state finals on the line. In Class AAAAAA, Norcross boasts per-haps the top running back in the state in Alvin Kamara. The Blue Devils’ running back has been explosive all season long, and last week added “wildcat quarterback” to his impressive resume. Kamara has rushed for more than 1,900 yards and 24 touchdowns this year and is trying to decide between Alabama and Georgia. Nor-cross also boasts running back/receiver Myles Autry, cornerback Shon Akins and defensive end Lorenzo Carter. Carter has proven unstop-pable this season with more than 20 sacks. Colquitt County has its own set of play-makers in quarterback Cole Segraves and wide receiver Bobby Hill. Segraves is mulling over his options while Hill has already pulled the trigger on a pledge to Ole Miss. In the trenches,

Octavius Jackson, Rush Propst’s big offensive tackle, is headed to Florida. On the other side of the AAAAAA bracket, Lovejoy’s offense will give the fax machine a workout on National Signing Day. QB Alejandro Bennifield is headed to UT-Chattanooga while TE Arshad “A.J.” Jackson is for now headed to Auburn. WR Jumichael Ramos has committed to Georgia Tech along with RB Travis Custis. STATE’S BEST JUNIOR ... In Class AAAAA, Gainesville boasts the best player in the classification and perhaps the best player in the state, regardless of grade. Ju-nior quarterback DeShaun Watson has account-ed for 68 touchdowns on the year. Last week against Harris County, Watson tallied 572 total yards with seven scores. He has given a pledge to Clemson, but after this incredible season, he could be tempted to look around. Northside-Warner Robins’ Keshun Hill and Whitewater’s Kendall Conley are other special offensive standouts that should be followed throughout the semifinal action. The talent in Class AAAA is spread out across all of the teams as Sandy Creek, Monroe Area, Marist and Ridgeland each have interesting prospects. Sandy Creek’s Shaq Wiggins, a defen-

sive back headed to Georgia, and junior wide re-ceiver Demarre Kitt are at the top of the list, but don’t sleep on lineman Alan Knott and junior quarterback Cole Garvin. Knott is headed to South Carolina while Garvin will certainly begin to see his recruiting process pick up over the next year. Marist boasts a pair of stud prospects in tight end Greg Taboada (Stanford) and quarter-back Myles Willis (Boston College). Each have helped the War Eagles get in a position to earn Alan Chadwick his third state title. DEFENSIVE STARS ... Ridgeland has an interesting player in Vonn Bell. While Bell projects as a defensive back at the next level, he has been used on offense this season with great success. He is trying to decide between Alabama, Tennessee and Ohio State, and has told reporters that it is more likely that the school’s academic standing will mean more than the athletic standing. St. Pius X has a pair of outstanding juniors in Nick Ruffin and Nick Glass that have coach Paul Standard dreaming of state titles. Glass, a defensive back, has pledged to Georgia while Ruffin, who is starring at wide receiver in addi-tional to defensive back, has offers from Georgia Tech, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Caro-

lina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Florida State. While Buford doesn’t have the recruiting haul of one year ago, the Wolves do have lineman Josh Cardiello, headed to Georgia, and two-way star Mikey Bart, headed to South Florida. In Class AA, the 2012 Gatorade Georgia Player of the Year Taylor Lamb will try and help Calhoun reach the finals yet again and win a second straight title before departing for South Alabama. This season, Lamb has passed for 34 touchdowns and more than 3,150 yards while running for another 300 yards and 11 scores. SMALL BUT MIGHTY ... Class A may be the smallest classifica-tion, but that doesn’t mean the class is devoid of talent. George Walton Academy’s Stanley Williams has pledged to Georgia and has been running wild all season. Another junior back to watch is Landmark Christian’s Jeremiah Kirk-land. ELCA boasts a pair of elite prospects in defensive lineman Isaac Rochell (Notre Dame) and Keyante Green (Purdue). Finally, Dooly County’s Montravius Adams is considered by several recruiting services to be the top defen-sive tackle in the country. Proctor can be reached at [email protected].

BluE chiP BonanZaBy Fletcher Proctor



Lovejoy vs. North Cobb

After making the Class AAAA finals in 2011, Al Hughes’ Lovejoy Wildcats will have a shot to make the AAAAAA finals with a home game in the semifinals against North Cobb. Lovejoy

quarterback Alejandro Bennifield has weapons galore with tight end Arshad “A.J.” Jackson, wide receiver Jumichael Ramos and running back Travis Custis. The Wildcats have scored 42 points per game this season while allowing just seven per contest. So far this postseason, Lovejoy has taken out Tri-Cities 51-13, Marietta 36-15 and North Gwinnett 21-6. The Wildcats’ defense has faced several outstanding individual performers over the first three rounds of the playoffs and systematically eliminated each one. With 11 straight victories, Lovejoy will attempt to equal last year’s 14-1 record, but another 14-1 this season would mean a state title. North Cobb will offer a similar look to what Lovejoy saw last week with Tyler Queen serv-ing as a dual threat under center and J’Vonte Herrod tearing up yardage out of the backfield. After a huge game against Mill Creek (147 yards on seven receptions), Xavier Borishade leads a talented receiving corps that includes Cameron Albright and Nick Miller. Albright is also a key member of the Warriors’ defense that produced six turnovers last week against Mill Creek. Albright recovered a fumble and snagged an interception while James King picked off two passes and Latrell Gibbs intercepted a pass and forced a fumble. North Cobb, the runner-up out of Region 4-AAAAAA, has taken out Valdosta 42-14 be-fore whipping Region 3-AAAAAA champion Hughes. North Cobb put yet another 42 spot on the board last week against Mill Creek. Shane Queen’s Warriors have won six straight since dropping a region game in October to McEachern. North Cobb won four straight to open the year. Queen’s team is averaging 43.5 points per game in its victories, but just 26.5 in two losses.

Norcross vs. Colquitt Co.

The Norcross Blue Devils have an offense loaded with talent. Keith Maloof’s attack begins with running back Alvin Kamara, but wide receiver/running back Miles Autry, wide receiver Trey

Smith and quarterback Joseph Wilber also provide plenty of sparks for an offense that hasn’t scored less than 20 points in any game this season. Kamara is one of the nation’s top running back prospects and, in the quarterfinal win over Camden County, Kamara showed he could do it all. He rushed for 158 yards on 27 carries and even got into the act at quarterback in the wildcat, throwing for a score. Autry has scored 19 times this season. Defensively, Lorenzo Carter is nearly unstoppable off the edge while cornerback Shon Akins is a shutdown corner like few others in Class AAAAAA. This is the first trip to the semifinals for Norcross and for Maloof, an 18-year coaching veteran. Colquitt County, the No. 4 seed out of Region 1-AAAAAA, will return to Gwinnett Coun-ty after beating Parkview in Lilburn last week. Rush Propst has now helped the Packers reach the semifinals for the fourth straight season. Quarterback Cole Segraves threw for two huge scores in the second half to pull away from the Panthers in a 31-15 win. Bobby Hill and Tod-darian Boyd were on the receiving end of touchdowns last week. Up front, Colquitt County boasts 6-foot-5 offensive lineman Octavius Jackson, a monster of a tackle headed to Florida next year. Defensively, Hill gets into the action alongside Johnny Ward and Jamal Phillips in the secondary. The defensive key will be two-sport standout Travis Register, who is also a wrestler. If Register can stop Kamara at the point of attack, Colquitt County could make Norcross one-dimensional. The Packers will return to the metro Atlanta area for the fourth straight week after winning at McEachern (30-28), Newnan (26-23) and Parkview.

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NORCROSS

NORTH COBB

COLquiTT CO.

OPPONENT SCORE

MuNDy’S MiLL WON 44-6

COLquiTT COuNTy LOST 7-14

ALPHARETTA WON 43-24

EAST COWETA WON 30-7

DRuiD HiLLS WON 58-3

ROCKDALE COuNTy WON 41-0

MORROW WON 50-0

LuELLA WON 60-0

NEWTON WON 51-6

ALCOVy WON 56-0

TRi-CiTiES WON 51-13

MARiETTA WON 36-15

NORTH GWiNNETT WON 21-6

OPPONENT SCORE

SOuTH GWiNNETT WON 35-20

PARKViEW WON 20-0

NORTH GWiNNETT WON 31-21

DuLuTH WON 36-7

MiLL CREEK WON 49-41

HABERSHAM CENTRAL WON 55-0

COLLiNS HiLL WON 35-23

MOuNTAiN ViEW WON 48-6

PEACHTREE RiDGE WON 36-3

MEADOWCREEK WON 56-6

CHATTAHOOCHEE WON 34-7

SOuTH GWiNNETT WON 27-7

CAMDEN COuNTy WON 34-20

OPPONENT SCORE

STARR’S MiLL WON 42-3

WALTON WON 49-17

KENNESAW MOuNTAiN WON 52-7

HARRiSON WON 48-14

SOuTH COBB LOST 26-27

HiLLGROVE WON 41-14

MCEACHERN LOST 27-49

PEBBLEBROOK WON 45-0

MARiETTA WON 45-32

CAMPBELL WON 31-0

VALDOSTA WON 42-14

LANGSTON HuGHES WON 42-14

MiLL CREEK WON 42-35

OPPONENT SCORE

NORTH GWiNNETT LOST 14-16

THOMAS CO. CENTRAL WON 35-33

LOVEjOy WON 14-7

CARVER, COLuMBuS WON 33-0

LOWNDES LOST 14-17

TiFT COuNTy WON 49-7

BRuNSWiCK WON 44-26

VALDOSTA LOST 36-38

COFFEE WON 27-9

CAMDEN COuNTy WON 13-12

MCEACHERN WON 30-28

NEWNAN WON 26-23

PARKViEW WON 31-15

class aaaaaa PrEViEWBy Fletcher Proctor



CLASS AAAAAA ROSTERS

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Nick Miller 12 WR/DB2 James King 12 WR/DB4 Keionne Rives 12 RB/LB5 Emmanuel Slaughter 12 LB6 Romelo Lewis 12 WR/DB7 Isaiah Lyes 12 WR/LB8 Latrell Gibbs 11 WR/DB9 Eghosa Agbonghae 12 DL10 Hakeem Sawyer 12 RB/LB11 Leon Jordan 12 WR/DB12 Xavier Borishade 12 WR/DB13 TJ Moore 12 RB14 Cameron Albright 11 QB/WR15 Tyler Queen 10 QB16 Jake McKee 12 WR/LB17 Shaun Daniels 12 RB/LB18 Jeremy Bell 11 WR/DB19 Billy Nichols 10 QB20 Jalil Kuku 11 RB/LB21 Tobi Adelaja 11 DB22 Jeremy Kirk 11 WR/DB23 J. Johnson-Bailey 11 LB24 Chad McClanahan 11 WR/LB25 Elijah Valentin 11 RB/LB26 AJ Borduin 12 K27 Tymeek Folk 10 WR/DB28 Jonathan Harmon 12 RB/LB29 Jordan Kirk 11 WR/DB30 Dorian Walker 10 WR/DB31 Denzel Ramcharran 11 WR/DB32 Dominic Jackson 11 LB33 J’Vonte Herrod 11 RB/LB34 Akheim Cheadle 10 RB/LB35 Jai Bishop-Gray 10 RB/LB36 Demarius Becoats 11 WR/DB37 Brandon Whitaker 10 RB/DB38 Joseph Buatu 10 WR/DB40 Jaylin Chatmon 10 RB/DB41 Trenton Preuett 12 FB/LB42 Austin Barfield 10 LB43 Sylvan Paul 10 WR/DB44 Myles Price 11 WR/LB45 Genaro Zavaleta 10 LB46 Shawn Linear 10 RB/LB47 Randy Anagafack 10 WR/DB48 Alex Medina 12 K/P50 Jerry McQuade 12 OL/DL51 Ernie McQuade 11 OL52 Kelvin Ume 12 OL/DL53 Ashlon Minott 12 OL54 Eduvie Ojegba 12 DL55 Josh Saintus 12 DL56 Byron Alexander 11 OL/DL57 Nick Ortiz 11 OL58 John Howell 12 OL59 Andrako Smith 11 OL60 Stephen Overly 10 OL64 Morgan Davis 12 OL66 Damian Addison 11 OL69 Marquise Rayson 12 OL/DL70 Morgan Welch 11 OL/DL72 Nick Martin 10 OL/DL74 Shareef Scott 11 OL75 Dalton Czar 12 OL77 Matt Pohlman 10 OL/DL78 Malcolm Jackson 10 OL/DL79 Gerald Hargrove 10 OL/DL80 Deon Dodd 10 WR/DB81 Devin Jackson 11 WR/LB82 Avian Proffitt 10 WR/DB83 Zack Flowers 10 WR/LB84 Clayton Patterson 10 WR/DB85 Lloyd Jones 11 WR/DB86 Jay Barrino 10 WR/LB87 Brandon Scott 11 WR/DB88 DeVaughn Harris 10 WR/LB89 Tim James 10 WR/DB90 Thomas Smith 10 OL/DL98 Thomas Gregory 11 K/P99 Elijah Courtland 10 OL/DL

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Maaseiah Francis 11 WR2 Clinton Lynch 11 WR3 Shon Akins 12 CB4 JaQuan Simpkins 11 DB5 Myles Autry 11 RB6 Alvin Kamara 12 RB7 Joseph Wilber 12 QB8 Corey Bell 12 WR9 Jahmal Jones 12 DE10 Joseph Mahfood 12 K11 Bryant Henderson 12 DB12 Matisse Mann 12 WR13 Jordan Noil 11 DB14 A.J. Hopkins 12 DB15 Ridwan Issahaku 11 QB16 Griffin Barker 10 QB17 LaMarcus Hardnett 11 WR18 Will Wheaton 10 QB19 Jacob Gassert 10 QB20 Jonathan McClain 12 DB21 Trey Smith 12 WR22 Brendon Greene 11 RB23 Christopher Herndon 11 WR24 Quintauris Lindsey 12 DB25 Lorenzo Carter 11 DE26 Noah Bradsher 10 DB27 Brandon Garner 11 DB28 Rudy Guillen 10 LB29 Terrell Peair 12 DE30 Marcelon Taylor 11 DB31 James Keeling 11 FB32 J.S. Ezoua 12 FB33 Nick Jones 11 LB34 Warren McWilliams 11 LB35 Julius Charles 11 LB36 Miles Hunter 11 LB37 Malcolm Galloway 11 DB38 Jeremiah Murphy 11 DB39 Rashad Peddrew 11 DB40 Marcell Johnson 11 FB41 Kentavius Latham 11 DB42 Brandon Pearce 11 DB43 Blake Bingham 10 K44 Jean-Baptiste Kouassi 10 DE45 Jaquan Frazier 11 LB46 Jibri Hicks 11 RB47 KaDarius Garrett 11 RB48 Kevin Mouhon 11 LB49 Joan Galindo 11 LB50 Caleb Crum 11 OL51 Tommy Tate 12 LB52 J.T. Patterson 12 OL53 Cole Kisner 12 DE53 Zach Forte 11 OL55 Blake Wood 11 OL56 D’Andre Plantin 10 OL57 Michael Marshall 12 DT58 Dorian Kithcart 10 DT59 DeQuan Avery 11 DT60 Cristian Calvillo 10 OL61 Jarmarcus Connally 12 DT62 Jake Tracey 11 DE63 Taylor Mitchell 12 OL64 Kwabena Okyere 11 OL65 Horatio Walker 11 OL66 Jamal Webster 10 DT67 Jermell Washington 12 OL68 Trenton Jenkins 11 OL69 Brandon Robinson 12 DT70 Ryan Northrup 11 OL71 Nathan Robinson 11 OL72 Nathanael Cruz 12 DT73 Justin Hernandez 11 OL74 Charles Cook 12 DT76 Juan Aguila 11 OL77 Joseph Ledford 12 OL78 A.J. Touat 11 OL79 Ryan Savage 10 OL80 Jared Pinkney 10 WR81 Darian Dennis 11 TE82 Nathan Strother 11 WR83 Marques Solomon 11 TE84 Xavier Triche 11 WR85 Damien Blue 12 DT86 Shayne Steele 11 WR87 Emmanuel Aka 11 TE88 Micah Story 11 WR89 Shahid Mitchell 12 WR90 Khyree Lee 11 DT91 Mathew Ramirez 12 TE92 Josh Hicks 11 K93 Ta’Wuan Howell 11 DT94 Ian Lloyd 10 TE95 Imani Maxwell 11 DE96 Brandon Hull 11 DB97 Nathan Swanson 10 DE98 Austin Hicks 11 FB99 MyQuon Foote 10 DB

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Deonte’ Johnson 12 WR2 Jamal Phillips 12 DB3 Tim Sanders 11 RB4 Johnny Ward 12 DB4 Chase Parrish 9 QB5 Michael Sutton 11 DB7 O’Shay Williams 11 DB8 Kishaun Taylor 12 WR8 Michael Anderson 10 DB9 Brandon Key 11 LB10 Daniel Mobley 11 QB11 Quan Patillo 11 DB11 Kiel Pollard 9 WR12 Ryan Pipkin 10 WR12 Taif Smith 10 DB13 Cole Segraves 12 QB14 John Gray 12 LB14 Derrick Phillips 10 DB15 Bobby Hill 12 WR16 Tony Simpson 11 DB17 Shaheem Ponder 10 WR18 John Dillon Frazier 12 WR18 Savontae Slaughter 10 QB19 Maleek Lewis 11 RB20 Marquan Greene 10 DB21 Garrett Pearce 12 DB22 Sihiem King 10 RB23 Qwen Grier 12 RB23 Zamious Bonner 10 DB24 Kenji Thompson 11 DB25 Deonte McCain 11 LB26 Carlos Johnson 12 DB27 Arden Hall 10 DB27 Javonta Woods 10 RB28 Quinn DeBruce 10 DB29 John Boatright 12 RB29 Garrett Jones 10 DB30 Roberto Vega 12 K31 Dethemyus Barge 10 LB32 Ty’Cameron Hayes 10 DB33 Tomarico Reese 10 LB34 Jose Vega 11 K36 Brayan Castro 10 RB36 Zay Lewis 10 DB37 Erick Godfrey 11 DB38 Adam Webb 11 LB39 Will Pitts 11 K40 DiCarious Slaughter 11 LB41 Samuel Holloway 12 LB42 Alex Price 10 LB43 I-Key Pinkins 10 DE44 Dequon Williams 11 RB45 Ikeem Blakely 12 DE46 Matthew Mullins 10 DB47 John May 10 LB48 Garrett May 10 LB49 Tyler Yost 12 P50 Octavious Jackson 12 OL51 Devon Day 10 OL53 Richard “Britt” Jones 12 SN54 Gabriel Mobley 11 OL55 Quintin Hampton 10 LB56 Ze’Nabrion Mathis 11 LB58 Latrikeus Turner 12 LB59 Logan Moody 10 OL60 Alfred Brown 10 OL61 Travis Register 12 DE62 Michael Dalton Dillon 12 OL63 Brandon Cope 11 OL64 Cade Blackburn 10 OL65 Billy Ladon Sanchez 11 OL66 Latraveus Turner 12 DL67 Micah Edwards 10 OL68 Tilden Blaylock 10 OL70 Julius Seth Weeks 12 OL71 Jamarcus Durham 10 DL72 Jeffery Davis 12 OL73 Brandon Wynn 10 DL74 Jerry Bozeman 10 OL75 Bailey Curles 10 DL76 Tyrell Cheevers 11 OL77 Austin Kinard 10 OL79 Peyton Payne 10 OL80 William Bannister 12 K80 David Allen 10 TE81 Colby Reneker 11 TE82 Rakeem McCloud 10 WR83 Toddarian Boyd 11 WR84 Andy Bush 11 WR85 Cambrick Taylor 11 WR86 Damion Adams 10 WR87 Jon Mark Williams 12 WR/SN88 Na’Terrius Madison 12 TE89 Edward “ Austin” Hunnicutt 11 TE90 Ta’Phari Wright 10 DL91 JR Giles 10 DE92 Alex Williams 10 DE93 Jeffery Lawson 12 DL94 Mike Parrish 11 DL95 Jamiyus Pittman 11 DL96 Craig Harris 11 DE97 Clay Hawkins 10 DE98 Ricky Dunbar 10 DE

Head Coach Shane Queen Head Coach Keith MaloofHead Coach Al Hughes Head Coach Rush Propst

NORTH COBBWARRIORS

NORCROSSBLUE DEVILS

LOVEJOY WILDCATS

COLQUITT CO.PACKERS

No. Name Gr. Pos.1 Tyrell Brown 12 DB/RB2 Cinwon Whitehead 12 DB/WR3 Brandon Davis 12 RB/DB4 Jaime Nunez 11 K4 Jai Murphy 12 RB/DB6 Jumichael Ramos 12 WR/DB7 Zane Fields 12 TE/DE8 Arshad Jackson 12 TE/DE9 Terry Henderson 12 WR/DE10 Jeff Murphy 12 WR/DB11 Preston Williams 10 WR/DB12 Randy Anyanwu 11 TE/DE13 El Malik Roberson El 12 DB/WR14 Tremaine Dillard 10 QB/DB15 Alejandro Bennifield 12 QB/DB16 Jarrid Williams 12 QB/DB17 Caleb Sims 12 WR/DB18 Camaron Hill 11 QB/DB19 Khalil Rogers 10 QB/DB20 James Leverette 12 DB/LB21 Montrell Custis 10 DB/RB22 Travis Custis 12 RB/DB23 Dana Brown 11 WR/DB24 Markell Willis 12 RB/LB25 Treveyion Custis 10 RB/DB26 Tre’ Hammock 12 WR/DB27 Jonathan Griffin 12 RB/DB28 Brandon Williams 11 WR/DB29 Juwan Tucker 12 WR/DB30 Eugene Fuller 12 LB/TE31 Jared Smith 12 RB/LB32 Veion Robinson 12 DE/TE33 Adebo Fadeyi 12 WR/DB34 Corey Cathy 11 RB/LB35 Aaron Davis 10 WR/DB36 Michael Horton 11 LB/RB37 Josh Smith 11 RB/LB38 Demarquis Gates 11 LB/RB39 Chauncey Jackson 10 LB/RB40 Nathaniel Norwood 12 LB/TE41 Quaderious Weems 10 WR/DB42 Darien Lee 11 RB/LB43 Rico Tilley 10 RB/DB45 Khalid Stewart 11 RB/LB46 Kevin Morris 12 WR/DB47 Chris Hamilton 10 RB/LB48 Tyson Bettis 10 WR/DB49 Demario Anderson 10 DB/QB50 Kris Ellis 11 OL/DL51 Randy Robinson 10 OL/DL52 Darien Conley 10 OL/DL53 Jonathan Gore 12 OL/DL54 Michael Davis 12 DL/OL55 Kris Christian 12 OL/DL56 Michael Jones 11 OL/DL57 Demeche Maddox 12 OL/DL58 Anthony Sinclair 11 OL/LB59 Rilwan Akintoye 11 OL/DL61 Eddie Jimmerson 10 OL/DL62 Deshawn Frederick 10 OL/DL63 Rodney Callier 10 OL/DL65 Mike Marcell 9 WR/DB66 Jason Hogg 10 OL/DL67 Isiah Horne 10 OL/DL69 Dewayne Henry 10 OL/DL70 Greg Taylor 12 OL/DL71 Toryan Bell 10 OL/DL72 Malcolm Johnson 12 OL/DL75 Justin Brown 11 OL/DL76 Montel Robinson 12 OL/DL77 Dailen Walker 11 DL/OL81 Jemyrion Beasley 10 WR/DB82 Josh Varner 10 WR/DB83 Derrick Jackson 10 WR/DE84 Antonio Dukes 10 TE/DE85 Brandon Knight 10 TE/LB86 Stephon Sims 9 RB/DB87 Jordan Robertson 10 WR/DB88 Abdul Musah 11 TE/DE89 Demontre’ Thomas 9 WR/DB90 Joseph Stewart 9 WR/DB91 Daijuan Matthews 9 WR/DB92 Tyrell Lawrence 9 WR/DB93 Trevaro Hardy 9 QB/DB94 Cedrick Gervin 9 RB/DB95 Jeremiah Green 9 WR/DB96 Justin Fant 9 WR/DB97 Jordan Robb 9 QB/DB98 Tafari Davis 9 WR/DB99 Antonio Andrews 9 TE/DE



Northside-Warner Robins vs. Ware Co.In a rare occurrence, powerhouse program Northside-Warner Robins (13-0) has to travel for

a playoff game. The Eagles have not played a postseason contest on the road since the 2009 semifinals at Newnan and played the following week at a neutral site, the Georgia Dome, in the state finals. The Eagles avenged a 2011 semifinals loss to Tucker by beating the Tigers 23-20 last week. Coach Kevin Kinsler’s crew scored three touchdowns in the final period to come back from a 13-3 deficit. The Eagles rely on quarterback Glenn Smith and running backs Keshun Hill and Curtis Martin, who combined to rush for more than 2,700 yards and 33 touchdowns this season behind a veteran offensive line. The Eagles’ defense has allowed more than 20 points just once this season and is led by senior linebacker Trey Payne and senior defensive tackle Anfirnee Chatfield. The Eagles’ semifinal opponent, Ware County, is an outstanding defensive football team. The Gators have shut out five opponents this season, including quarterfinals opponent Stephen-son, and have allowed more than 20 points just twice. Coach Ed Dudley’s squad (12-1) held the talented Jaguars to just 63 total yards last week, as Tremon Porter had two interceptions. In 12 games this year, the Gators have allowed just 8.5 points per game. Offense may be a problem for Dudley’s bunch, however, as the Gators managed just 198 yards on Stephenson, including 101 on the ground. Quarterback Jamar Johnson, a threat on the ground and through the air, ran for a 25-yard score against the Jaguars and presents a big-play threat to Northside. In four years at the Waycross school, Dudley has accumulated 38 wins. The 12 wins Ware County earned this season are tied for the most in program history, and it is the Gators’ first semifinal appearance since 2007.

Whitewater vs. Gainesville

Gainesville’s high-flying offense will look to continue its prolific ways at Whitewater. Gainesville (10-3) is led by superstar quarterback DeShaun Watson, who has totaled 68

touchdowns this season. The talented signal-caller, who has committed to Clemson, has many believing Gainesville could shock Class AAAAA by winning the state title by simply by scor-ing at will. Behind Watson, the Red Elephants have scored more than 60 points in two straight playoff games and hit the 60-point mark four times total this season. In 12 games, the Red Elephants have stampeded their way to a 50 points-per game average. Along with Watson, Gainesville boasts college commitments in senior wide receiver Ca-leb Heyman (a South Alabama pledge) and defensive back Fred Payne (a Western Carolina pledge). The Red Elephants have not won a state title since 1925, although they have been to the playoffs each year since 1999. Coach Bruce Miller has guided Gainesville to eight double-digit win seasons or more in 11 seasons while taking he Red Elephants to at least the quarterfi-nals six times. Whitewater (12-1) comes into the final four as one of the more unheralded teams still playing. The Wildcats have quietly won 12 straight games after losing to Coffee in the season-opener and set a school record for wins while doing it. The Wildcats’ 12 wins broke the pre-vious record of nine. Whitewater is known around the state by many as the team that upset Northside-Warner Robins in the first round of the 2010 playoffs. Coach Amos McCreary’s bunch smothered Allatoona last week in a 24-3 victory in which it kept the visitors scoreless for three quarters. Running back Kendall Conley scored twice while quarterback Jay Ashley ran for a 20-yard touchdown.

NORTHSiDE-WR

WHiTEWATER

WARE COuNTy

GAiNESViLLE

OPPONENT SCORE

FLOWERy BRANCH WON 45-7

VETERANS WON 49-0

WESTSiDE, MACON WON 42-18

LAKESiDE, EVANS WON 56-0

HOuSTON COuNTy WON 41-3

GROVETOWN WON 56-14

jONES COuNTy WON 35-0

GREENBRiER WON 35-0

WARNER ROBiNS WON 35-28

EVANS WON 45-0

EFFiNGHAM COuNTy WON 41-13

THOMAS CO. CENTRAL WON 45-17

TuCKER WON 23-20

OPPONENT SCORE

COFFEE LOST 3-41

MuNDy’S MiLL WON 30-18

FAyETTE COuNTy WON 41-14

uNiON GROVE WON 39-0

FOREST PARK WON 48-7

NORTHGATE WON 33-26

MCiNTOSH WON 48-13

CREEKSiDE WON 17-7

STARR’S MiLL WON 42-0

OLA WON 42-14

LEE COuNTy WON 49-7

GLyNN ACADEMy WON 34-27

ALLATOONA WON 24-3

OPPONENT SCORE

COFFEE LOST 14-21

CHARLTON COuNTy WON 31-0

BRuNSWiCK WON 21-16

WiNDSOR FOREST WON 38-0

GLyNN ACADEMy WON 27-10

jENKiNS WON 49-6

RiCHMOND HiLL WON 27-24

GROVES WON 41-0

BRADWELL iNSTiTuTE WON 39-6

EFFiNGHAM COuNTy WON 49-0

LAKESiDE, EVANS WON 27-7

uNiON GROVE WON 20-13

STEPHENSON WON 14-0

OPPONENT SCORE

WEST FORSyTH LOST 30-32

BuFORD WON 19-15

WiNDER-BARROW WON 69-0

APALACHEE WON 62-20

HERiTAGE, CONyERS WON 42-14

CEDAR SHOALS WON 42-23

SALEM WON 49-6

CLARKE CENTRAL WON 49-28

LOGANViLLE LOST 41-46

FLOWERy BRANCH LOST 34-35

ROME WON 41-14

KELL WON 61-42

HARRiS COuNTy WON 64-13

class aaaaa PrEViEWBy stephen Black



CLASS AAAAA ROSTERS

# Name Gr. Pos.2 Leortis Bradley 12 RB3 Keshun Hill 12 WR4 Christian Agee 12 DB5 Marquez Moore 12 DB6 Curtis Martin 12 RB7 Horatio Drake 11 WR8 Charlton Lane 12 WR9 Aaron Davis 12 WR10 Greg Jones 12 LB11 A.J. Booker 11 WR12 Glenn Smith 11 QB13 Robert Davis 12 WR14 Marcus Ivory 11 QB15 Brian Cosby 12 DB16 Arlonzo Mace 12 LB17 Craig Hickey 12 WR18 Justin Burnam 12 WR19 Brian Dyson 12 WR20 Robert Jones 11 LB21 Rashad Williams 12 DB22 Thomas Brown 11 LB23 Edward Mathis 12 LB24 Rodney Levine 12 DB25 Kevondre Hunt 12 WR26 Kendall Scott 12 LB26 Jonathan Jones 10 WR27 Darius Holmes 11 DB28 Jamarian Askew 12 DB29 Cortez Fields 10 DB30 Tanner Smith 10 QB31 Jurmon Weaver 10 QB32 John Johnson 10 RB33 Sam Mike 12 DB34 Willie Jordan 10 RB35 Chris Wright 10 DB36 Deangelo Loving 10 LB37 Josh Vickers 10 LB38 Isaac Rivera 11 K39 Jordan Bowdry 10 DB40 Donte Bryant 12 RB40 Adonis Mace 10 DB41 Khari Alston 10 DB41 Jamaal Joyner 10 RB42 Trey Payne 12 LB43 John Tignor 11 K43 Ray Young 10 DB44 Jacory Curry 10 DB45 Chris Jackson 10 DB46 Desean McCary 10 WR47 Bobby Hines 11 DB48 T.J. Anderson 10 DB49 Jeremy Tucker 10 DB50 Ty Allen 11 OL51 Allen Wade 11 DL52 Tyree Williams 10 LB53 Alton Womack 12 DL54 Trey Scott 10 OL55 Anfirnee Chatfield 12 DL56 A.J. Way 10 DL56 Ace Hemmer 12 DL57 Josh Green 12 OL58 Jared Bennett 10 OL59 Austin Crook 11 OL60 Wesley Bateman 10 OL61 Adam Hall 12 DL62 Givante’ Jones 12 OL63 Colby Knighton 12 OL64 Tyler Martin 11 OL65 Taylor Lay 12 OL66 Isaiah Johnson 10 DL67 Craig Bass 11 OL68 Kessler Sallette 12 DL69 Jake Chastain 11 OL70 Josh Campbell 11 OL71 Akeem Radford 12 DL72 Darian Bowie 10 OL73 Tyler Dunn 10 OL74 Quentin Stanford 10 OL75 Thomas Archie 11 OL76 Jailan Haslem 10 OL77 Clark Hellwig 12 OL78 Nathan Frisch 10 OL78 Teonte Corbin 11 DL79 Brandon Sandifer 10 OL80 Austin Wright 10 WR81 Tyshon Fentress 10 WR83 Marquailis Kitchens 12 TE84 Kolby Kinsler 10 WR85 Colbi McDaniels 10 RB86 Nathan Greene 10 WR87 Jaleel Morris 12 TE88 Arlie Weber 11 TE89 Zack Card 10 WR90 A.J. Banks 11 DL90 Alex Grubbs 10 TE91 Jaque Billingsley 11 DL91 Jarrick Pugh 11 WR92 Chris Elizondo 10 DL93 Diego Smith 12 DL94 Jimmy Jackson 10 DL95 Jeremiah Lane 10 DL97 Austin Roberts 12 DL98 Cassius Miller 12 DL99 Pernell Hill 11 DL

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Jay Ashley 10 QB/CB2 Jared Vincent 12 RB/DB3 Kyle Dugger 11 RB/DB4 Joey Renta 12 MLB5 Josh Alexander 10 RB/DB/LB6 Trevor Morgan 12 WR/OLB7 Christian Wafford 10 RB/LB8 Steve Covington 10 WR/CB9 Will Calhoun 11 WR10 Clay Chapman 12 FB/DB12 Malcholm Graham 12 CB13 Khari Anderson 12 WR/DB14 Austin Penland 12 QB16 Shawn Bartlett 11 17 Nick Find 10 18 Hunter Calhoun 10 WR19 Drew Yeager 12 TE20 Mitchell Glore 11 WR/DB21 Colton Clemons 11 RB/LB22 Avery Roth 10 WR23 Jake Carlson 12 WR/DB24 Amon Crumpton 11 RB/LB25 Kendall Conley 12 RB26 Josh Williams 11 RB27 Justis Homes 10 RB/WR28 Jordan Neely 10 RB/LB29 Calvin Moses 12 RB/LB30 Russell Welch 10 FB/DE31 Justin Peck 10 LB32 Cooper Fisher 10 LB33 Ryan May 10 RB/CB34 Jevarus Bradford 10 RB/LB35 Ian McIntyre 9 WR/LB36 Freddy Jenkins 11 WR/LB37 Francisco Obregon 12 WR/LB40 Bryan Ellis 10 LB41 Wyatt Burke 11 TE/LB42 Ashley Arrington 10 FB/LB43 Sam Leathers 12 RB/LB44 Matt Ogle 11 TE/DE45 Christian Winslett 10 WR/FS47 Austin Barnard 12 LB49 Kyle Brown 10 FB/LB50 Brandon Burks 11 DE51 Cole Raines 10 CB52 Riley Hicks 12 G/DE53 Daniel Crockett 10 NG54 Alex Neal 11 G/LB55 Tyler Sullengerger 12 C56 Caleb Martinez 10 OL57 David Payton 12 G/LB58 Jack Garrison 10 LB/DE59 Jordan Chapman 10 DT61 Joseph Van Meter 11 G/NG62 Levi Kerlin 12 G63 Joel Martin 10 G64 Dylan Davis 12 G/DE65 Reggie McEaddy 10 T/NG66 Malik Dantzler 10 G/DE67 Taylor Bartlett 11 G/DE69 David Bergen 11 T70 Jacob Fix 11 G/DE71 Devin Moore 11 T/NG72 Joshua Martinez 11 T73 Joshua Maslak 10 G/NG74 Patrick Dalton 12 OL/DL75 Spencer Stieb 11 T76 Malik Harris 12 G/NG77 Dylan Crozier 11 T78 Chris Smith 12 T79 Coey Gates 10 G/DT80 Hunter Worley 10 WR/DB81 Jake Wright 11 TE/CB82 Jonathan O’Brien 10 WR/DB83 Connor Shaw 10 WR84 Ted Kemberling 10 WR/DB85 Austin Cobb 11 WR/DB87 Jordan Govaerts 10 WR88 Jonathan Womack 10 WR/CB

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Michael Pittman 12 LB2 Neil Pavao 11 DB3 Tray Harrison 12 WR4 Deshaun Watson 11 QB5 Justin Cantrell 12 DL6 Ronnie Peebles 11 LB7 Chandler Newton 11 WR8 Lucky Walton 12 WR9 T.k. Mize 12 DB10 Orrin Ragland 10 WR11 Brenquese Dukes 11 LB12 Mikey Gonzalez 10 QB13 Rodney Lackey 10 WR14 Quamon Peoples 12 DB15 Jay Gaudlock 11 RB16 Lahius Leverette 12 WR17 Rayshon Thomas 11 RB18 Mesiah Dorsey 9 WR19 Chastin Newman 11 WR20 Fred Payne 12 DB21 Lewis Cousins 10 DB22 Michael Byrd 10 RB23 Toddrick Turner 9 DB24 Ben Smith 12 LB25 Alex Muckle 12 LB26 Deandre Borders 10 DB27 Antonio Wade 10 WR28 Devan Stringer 11 LB29 Kris Pierce 10 LB30 Chris Byrd 9 LB31 Maurice Tanner 12 LB32 Kijana Young 12 DB33 Brandon Hernandez 12 DB34 Terrall Hendrix 11 LB35 Wake Chambers 9 WR36 Jordan Haley 10 WR37 Jordan Jay 11 LB38 Quon Dukes 9 LB39 Demichael Borders 9 DB40 Brenquez Dukes 11 LB41 Eric Castro 12 LB42 Aaron Aguilar 10 DB43 Charlie Simpson 10 DL44 Logan Harr 9 DL45 Carson Gregory 9 DB46 Chris Lyles 9 DB47 Jack Cumisky 11 LB48 Corey Cantrell 9 DB49 Abner Flores 11 LB50 Bill Hood 9 OL51 Jase Lint 9 DL52 Gilbert Ibarra 12 OL53 Tommie Peebles 9 DL54 Kash Jones 10 DL55 Jadarius Sosebee 10 LB56 Nick Singleton 10 DL57 Creighton Knight 10 OL58 Conner Calvert 12 DL59 Nate Roys 9 OL60 Bobby Upshaw 12 OL61 Valentine Felix 11 OL62 Chris Wright 12 OL63 Jeremy Ingram 11 OL64 Danny Flores 11 OL65 Quentin Brown 10 DL66 Chase England 12 OL67 Damian Grayson 12 DL68 Victor Leon 12 OL69 Gabriel Copeland 9 DL70 Dylan Blanchard 9 OL71 Tristan Hayes 10 OL72 Luke Snelling 9 OL73 Hosea Jackson 10 DL74 Jamel Dabney 10 DL75 Edgar Arroyo 11 OL76 Dakota Cousinmane 11 OL77 Josiah Todd 9 DL78 Sam Milner 11 OL79 Jeff Nguyen 11 OL80 Jack Brand 9 LB81 Caleb Hayman 12 WR82 Arturo Razo 11 LB83 Derrick Young 10 DB84 Cortez Jackson 9 WR85 Donovan Moss 12 WR86 Tony Mercado 10 LB87 Jarron Henderson 10 DL88 Thomas Garner 9 WR89 Anthony Constantine 11 LB90 Shyderius Darden 10 DB91 Patrick Schmitt 10 K92 Gage Turner 11 K93 Wesley Cooper 10 K94 Sidney Morrow 12 K95 Dre Young 9 DB96 Israel Simmons 9 DL97 Feliciano Galvan 9 OL98 Khalid Yarbrough 12 K99 Colton Quinones 11 DL

Head Coach Kevin Kinsler Head Coach Amos McCrearyHead Coach Ed Dudley Head Coach Bruce Miller

NORTHSIDE-WREAGLES

WHITEWATERWILDCATS

WARE COUNTYGATORS

GAINESVILLERED ELEPHANTS

No. Name Gr. Pos.2 Devante Durham 11 WR/DB3 Josh Johnson 10 DB/WR5 John Ivey 12 DB/RB6 Sammy Burley 10 WR/DB7 Zae Ealey 11 QB/FS8 Demetrius Causer 12 DB/WR9 Grayson Yeomans 12 WR10 Tremon Porter 12 QB12 Caleb Johnson 10 QB/DB13 Cameron Wilkins 11 TB/DB14 Jammar Johnson 11 QB/FS15 Carlton Jenkins 11 FS/WR16 John Benek 11 P18 Gordon Dudley 10 QB/ILB19 Quan Bannaman 11 WR21 Xavier Tobler 12 LB22 Montre Merritt 11 ILB/RB23 Cameron Gibson 12 DB25 Andre Mathews 12 27 Markevis Davenport 10 ILB/RB28 Chaz Calhoun 12 DB30 Shawnmichael Lewis 11 RB/OLB32 Lee Kevin 12 DB34 Zurrell Taylor 11 DT/RB36 Malik Washington 11 OLB/RB37 Jarquez Bailey 12 WR39 Kenneth Clark 12 FB/LB40 Seth Starling 12 K44 Marshall Aspinwall 12 K50 Caron Taylor 12 OL52 justin Nguyen 10 DT/G55 Blaine Harper 10 C/DE58 Demarrio Buckhalter 12 DT59 Lewy Morrison 12 OL60 Miles Bramletta 12 OL63 Anthony Rolle 11 DT65 Dakota York 11 OL67 Stephen Wright 10 OT/DL68 Jimal Mcbride 12 DL70 Travis Leaphart 12 OL71 Aubrey Wheeler 11 OL72 Cliff Thomas 12 OL73 Sam Baptiste 12 OL74 Eddie Green 11 OL76 Slater Hodge 12 OL77 Bleu Murray 11 OL82 Delonte Parrish 11 DE83 Josh Bailey 11 WR84 Caleb Nuss 11 WR85 Cossy Ivey 11 WR87 Sam Thompson 11 TE/DE89 Isa Lowe 12 WR90 Patrick Hitt 12 OL92 Wayne Coleman 11 DT95 Proctor Rhett 12 P97 Eric Mack 11 DE98 Jimal McBride 12 OL



Monroe Area vs. Sandy Creek

No. 1 Sandy Creek is appearing in its third semifinals in four seasons and has now won 12 or more games for the fourth consecutive year. The Patriots (13-0) outplayed defending AAA

state champion Burke County last week in an impressive 31-20 win. Cole Garvin hit sensational junior wide receiver Demarre Kitt on a 74-yard touchdown pass to take the lead at 24-20 in the fourth quarter before running back Eric Swinney clinched the win with a 38-yard score. The duo of Swinney and Delvin Weems at tailback, along with the Garvin-to-Kitt combi-nation will be relied on by the Patriots tonight against Monroe Area. Other names to look for are offensive lineman Alan Knott, a South Carolina commitment, and defensive back Shaq Wiggins, a Georgia commitment. Garvin, a junior has thrown for 2,087 yards this season while Swinney has rushed for 1,226 yards and 18 touchdowns. Weems, meanwhile, has totaled 885 yards and 15 touchdowns. Kitt has 881 receiving yards and eight scores on the season. Sandy Creek has made the playoffs in each season under coach Chip Walker, who took over for his father, Rodney, before the 2002 season. Since then, Sandy Creek has won its only two state titles in school history. Monroe Area (12-1) was once a struggling program, but coach Matt Fligg has done an amazing job turning around the Purple Hurricanes in his seven seasons at the school. Fligg’s program totaled just four wins in his first four seasons, but has rebounded dramatically to win 31 games in the past three seasons combined. Monroe Area will make its first semifinals appearance in the modern era tonight after dispatching South Effingham 47-8 last week. The Purple Hurricanes looked like a well-oiled machine last week as Kwan Brooks and Junior Reed each had two touchdowns.

Ridgeland vs. Marist

Marist will travel to Ridgeland in the other semifinal as the visiting War Eagles are in their 30th consecutive season in the playoffs. Marist has won two state titles, in 1989 and

2003, in its illustrious history. Coach Alan Chadwick’s squad is led by dual-threat quarterback Myles Willis, who has 419 total yards and four touchdowns in the playoffs, and defensive end/tight end Greg Taboada. The War Eagles (12-1) pride themselves on controlling the line of scrimmage, and have done so thus far in the playoffs. Marist has rushed for 761 yards in three playoff games, an aver-age of 5.7 per rush while limiting their opposition to 190 yards, or 1.8 per rush. Taboada leads a fierce War Eagles pass rush, that has totaled 10 sacks in the postseason, with the Stanford commit claiming five of them. Ridgeland, like Monroe Area, has undergone a miraculous transformation under coach Mark Mariakis. The Panthers (12-1) were largely an afterthought in northwest Georgia prior to Mariakis’ arrival, but have since become a perennial playoff team having made seven straight postseasons under Mariakis. This year represents the first semifinals appearance for the pro-gram, which began in 1989. Running back Darrell Bridges led Ridgeland to a 45-14 win over Mary Persons in the semifinals with four touchdown runs. The Panthers totaled 385 rushing yards on 57 carries including 205 by Bridges. The senior has rushed for 664 yards in three playoff games. Defensive back Vonn Bell, who has offers from almost the entire SEC as well as Ohio State and UCLA, leads the defense. Bell also plays on the offensive side of the ball, and had 84 yards on 10 carries, including a 37-yard fourth quarter touchdown scamper in the Mary Persons game.

MONROE AREA

RiDGELAND

SANDy CREEK

MARiST

OPPONENT SCORE

LOGANViLLE WON 50-7

WiNDER-BARROW WON 58-14

OCONEE COuNTy WON 62-14

LuMPKiN COuNTy WON 54-13

LANiER WON 33-20

STEPHENS COuNTy WON 21-17

WALNuT GROVE WON 49-6

MADiSON COuNTy WON 63-6

CHESTATEE WON 35-14

EASTSiDE LOST 0-35

SHAW WON 21-14

GRADy WON 21-20, (OT)

SOuTH EFFiNGHAM WON 47-8

OPPONENT SCORE

CALHOuN LOST 35-42

RiVER RiDGE WON 42-8

CEDARTOWN WON 42-21

PiCKENS WON 35-7

DALTON WON 48-21

SOuTHEAST WHiTFiELD WON 42-7

NORTHWEST WHiTFiELD WON 35-20

LAFAyETTE WON 42-0

HERiTAGE, CATOOSA WON 56-14

RiVER RiDGE WON 48-14

WASHiNGTON WON 45-21

LAGRANGE WON 41-34

MARy PERSONS WON 45-14

OPPONENT SCORE

BANNEKER WON 52-6

NEWNAN WON 38-7

EAST COWETA WON 31-7

FAyETTE COuNTy WON 55-14

TROuP WON 48-10

SHAW WON 51-26

ALExANDER WON 42-6

LAGRANGE WON 47-13

CARROLLTON WON 30-7

COLuMBuS WON 65-0

EASTSiDE WON 55-0

DALTON WON 35-13

BuRKE COuNTy WON 31-20

OPPONENT SCORE

CLARKE CENTRAL WON 30-13

THOMAS CO. CENTRAL LOST 17-21

LOVETT WON 24-16

THERRELL WON 53-0

COLuMBiA WON 16-0

LiTHONiA WON 40-14

REDAN WON 50-0

STONE MOuNTAiN WON 34-8,

CHAMBLEE CHARTER WON 24-0

CARVER, ATLANTA WON 42-14

GiLMER WON 56-0

CARROLLTON WON 43-37

STOCKBRiDGE WON 15-7

class aaaa PrEViEWBy stephen Black



CLASS AAAA ROSTERS

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Stanton Truitt 11 QB 2 Kwan Brooks 11 RB 3 Michael Gallup 11 RB 4 T.J. Sigmund 12 WR 5 Cody Brown 12 K 6 Junior Reed 11 FS 7 Trevon Byrd 12 SS 8 Datavious Malcom 12 DB 9 Demek Kemp 11 WR 10 Jacob Olson 10 QB 11 Keon Camp 10 FS 12 Johnathan Spikes 12 FS 13 Caleb Owens 11 OL 15 Sean Garrison 12 WR 16 Zach Potts 11 SS 18 Taylor Mossman 11 RB 19 Xavier Mikel 11 SS 20 Hunter Byron 9 QB 21 Natron Lyle 9 RB 22 Jamison Raines 12 SS 23 Alfred King 9 FS 24 Alex Mikle 10 SS 25 Ditto Houin 9 RB 26 Kevin Devose 9 DB 27 Bennie Crutchfield 10 FS 28 Joey Wages 11 RB 29 Ken Almond 10 RB 30 Kyle Bruce 9 K 32 Logan Wall 11 LB 33 D.J. Smith 11 SS 34 Monterian Smith 12 RB 35 John Callihan 12 LB 36 Kayland Gray 10 FS 37 Mark Trantham 11 SS 38 Cadarius Blakely 11 RB 40 Luke Doster 9 LB 41 Andrew Shoemaker 10 LB 42 Kody Callihan 10 LB 50 Bradley Ferguson 12 OL 51 Elijah Harvey 11 DL 52 Daniel Roysden 11 LB53 Joby Jones 11 LB54 Harley Allen 12 OL55 Keishon Giles 12 OL56 Fernando Tapia 11 OL57 Shed Kelly 10 OL58 Tyler Dean 11 OL59 Nick Turner 11 OL61 Devonte Etchinson 11 DL62 Jarius Washington 10 OL63 Jobe Fortner 12 OL64 Brandon Jones 12 LB65 Travis Butts 12 DL66 Dylan Hutchins 11 LB67 George Wood 9 DL68 Chase Garrett 11 OL70 Dustin Young 11 OL71 Jarius Harris 12 DL72 Josh Austin 11 DL73 Richard Tory 12 OL74 Brian Christian 10 OL75 Grayson Williams 12 OL76 E.Y. Coley 9 OL77 Cameron Wellmaker 11 DL78 Damien McBride 11 DL79 Frederick Kotten 11 OL81 Austin Thomas 12 DL82 Aaron Staebel 9 WR83 Ben Roberts 9 WR84 Andrew Gallup 11 WR85 Josh Burke 10 WR87 Justin Gibbons 10 WR90 Trevor Almand 9 DL92 Jed Meadows 9 DL95 Drew Isaacson 10 DL

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Uras Agee 11 REC/DB2 Sharone Porter 12 REC/DB3 Trevor Long 12 QB4 Tracy Miller 11 RB/LB5 Evan Courtney 12 K6 Bradley Stailey 11 RB/LB7 Vonn Bell 12 RB/DB8 Dillon Peterman 11 REC/DB9 Ivan Ojeda 9 K10 Darrell Bridges 12 RB/LB11 Hunter Kaufhold 11 QB13 Austin Bowen 10 REC/DB14 Jacob Russell 10 QB/LB15 Shaqualm Mccoy 12 RB16 Devartay Turner 9 RB/DB17 Trey Stubbs 11 REC/LB18 Tarian Bridges 9 RB/DB19 Tristin Bethune 9 RB/LB21 Caderius Word 9 QB/LB22 Zach Weathers 10 RB/LB23 Dayton Jackson 12 RB/LB24 Nate Strickland 9 RB/DB25 Terry Bell 9 REC/DB26 Marquise Bryant 11 RB/LB27 Joshua Bess 9 RB/LB28 Noah Cooper 11 RB/LB29 Shaun Sryock 11 QB30 Jeremy Masley 9 RB/LB31 David Peterman 9 RB/LB32 Josh Smith 10 RB/DB33 Chase Crawford 10 REC/DB34 DJ Chesney 10 RB/LB35 Dustin Peterman 9 RB/LB36 Jordon Bentley 10 RB/DB37 Jamie Berry 9 REC/DB38 Ian Hayes 10 TE/LB39 Chandler Carver 9 REC/DB40 Tyrell Smith 12 TE/LB41 Kory Pearson 9 REC/DB42 Larry Turner 10 RB/DB43 George Johnson 11 RB/LB45 Cody Davis 12 RB/DB46 Jerome Smith 11 RB/LB47 Josh Masley 11 RB/LB49 Nathan Morgan 9 RB/LB50 Gannon Hampton 12 OL/DL51 Troy Minchew 12 OL/DL52 Sam Cobb 10 OL/LB53 Malik Couch 11 OL/DL54 Noah Nelson 11 OL/DL55 Daniel Johnson 12 OL/LB56 Cody Wilbanks 12 OL/LB57 Jacob Byrd 10 OL/DL58 PJ Gardner 10 OL/DL59 Josh Skates 11 OL/DL61 Dakota Pace 10 OL/DL62 Adam Davis 9 OL/DL63 Justin Allen 9 OL/DL64 Hunter Shirley 11 OL/DL65 Tre Daniels 11 OL/DL66 Dustin Davis 12 OL/DL67 Justin Bess 9 OL/DL68 Mason Low 11 OL/DL69 Cameron Mcgill 9 OL/DL71 Grady Matthews 12 OL/DL73 Hunter Presnell 11 OL/DL74 Zack Robertson 10 OL/DL75 Brett Byrd 11 OL/DL76 Joby Pickett 9 OL/DL77 Stephen Hurst 9 OL/DL78 Austin Burns 11 OL/DL79 Michael Trew 10 OL/DL80 Samuel Akins 9 OL/DL81 Eric Perry 11 OL/DL83 Tyler Collis 10 OL/DL84 Justin Whitecotton 11 REC/DB85 Will Boydsten 9 OL/DL90 Brandon Poteet 9 OL/DL91 Michael Baxter 9 REC/DB92 Stephen Byrd 9 OL/DL93 Jermane Conyers 11 OL/DL94 Justin Bolton 10 REC/DB95 Garrett Brown 9 OL/DL96 Akil Bentley 10 OL/DL97 Logan Wattenburger 9 OL/DL98 Tim Graham 9 OL/DL

# Name Gr. Pos.10 Bobby Perez 11 QB/DB11 Joey Gogol 10 K12 Myles Willis 12 QB/DB26 Jack Kratzenberg 10 RB/LB13 David Gilstrap 11 WR/DB14 Will Hale 11 WR/DB29 Ben Carroll 10 WR/DB15 Chase Martenson 11 QB/DB16 Sam Phelts 10 QB/DB17 Andrew Culley 12 WR/DB18 Thomas Andrews 12 K19 Nick Carrier 12 RB/DB37 Patrick Sullivan 10 QB/DB20 Grant Harrell 12 WR/DB21 Marcus Miller 11 RB/DB22 Gray King 12 RB/DB23 Matt Hill 11 WR/DB24 Matt Perez 11 RB/DB25 Fletcher Malloy 11 WR/DB42 Nathan Maulding 10 WR/DB27 Seth Stokes 12 WR/DB28 Trey Oates 11 WR/DB29 Devin Kalil 12 WR/DB30 Ryan Prater 10 RB/LB31 John Tapp 11 RB/DB32 Brandon Young 12 WR/DB33 Michael Toner 11 RB/LB34 Griffin King 10 RB/DB35 Brian Ebinger 12 WR/DB36 Stephen Grove 11 RB/LB43 Ian Werntz 10 RB/LB38 Julian Grady 10 RB/LB39 Andrew Houghton 10 RB/DB40 Julian Clark 11 RB/DL41 Patrick Anhut 12 WR/DL42 Ian Gipson 10 RB/LB43 Kenneth Brinson 10 DL/RB44 Adam Smith 10 TE/LB45 Drew Barrows 10 RB/DB46 Jack Suddes 11 TE/LB47 Jason Morris 12 RB/LB48 Antonio deQuesada 12 TE/LB50 Derek Brown 12 OL/DL51 Brian Mooney 10 OL/LB52 Kendall Baker 11 OL/DL53 Connor Cote 12 OL/DL54 Bo Jones 11 OL/DL55 Colin Zeek 10 OL/DL56 Adam George 12 OL/DL57 Derek Homrich 11 OL/DL58 Matt Hoey 11 TE/DL79 Gus McNearney 10 OL/DL60 John Gilchrist 12 OL/DL61 Tommy O’Haren 11 OL/DL62 Lott Gwin 11 OL/DL63 Will Pearson 10 OL/DL64 Alex Piovesan 10 OL/DL65 Eric Wilson 11 OL/DL66 Steven Wallace 12 OL/DL67 James Lewis 12 OL/DL68 Robert Schellman 11 OL/DL69 Matt McBryan 10 OL/DL70 Kevin Coughlin 10 OL/DL71 Davis Sykes 10 OL/DL72 Ross Cooper 11 OL/DL73 Harrison Hodges 10 OL/DL74 Sean McVay 11 OL/DL75 Sage Hardin 10 OL/DL76 John Simoneaux 11 OL/LB78 Stephen Weltlich 11 OL/DL79 Jack Trainor 10 OL/DL80 Carter Miller 11 TE/LB81 Matt McGee 11 WR/DB82 Evan Wier 12 WR/DB83 Ricky Nelson 12 WR/LB84 Alex BeMiller 10 WR/DB84 Joseph Geeslin 10 WR/DB85 Jack Langner 10 WR/DB85 Webb George 10 TE/DL85 William Mudd 10 WR/DB86 Will Varalla 10 WR/DB87 Greg Taboada 12 TE/DL89 Robert Yates 11 WR/DB

Head Coach Matt Fligg Head Coach Mark MariakisHead Coach Chip Walker Head Coach Alan Chadwick

MONROE AREAHURRICANES

RIDGELANDPANTHERS

SANDY CREEKPATRIOTS

MARISTWAR EAGLES

No. Name Gr. Pos.1 Shaquille Wiggins 12 CB3 Chancellor Triplett 12 WR4 Solomon Bolds 12 WR5 Josh Branom 12 DE7 Corey Griffin 12 S8 Demarre Kitt 11 WR9 Khari Lain 11 LB10 Juwaan Pulliam 12 S11 Joseph Alexander 11 TE12 Zerric Willis 12 WR13 Cole Garvin 11 QB14 Trey Walker 10 QB15 Justin Sumpter 11 WR16 Kyle Wilson 12 WR17 Brian Miller 10 CB18 Chuck Terron 12 QB19 Dakota Rocker 10 QB20 Micah Solomon 11 LB21 Jakaih Gilliam 11 CB22 Jayland Horne 10 RB23 Jewel Brown 12 FB24 Eric Swinney 10 RB25 Jaylon Harvey 12 LB26 Josh Greene 10 S27 Delvin Weems 10 RB28 Wesley Sullivan 11 LB29 Ronnie Blackmon 9 DB30 Kenton Chatman 12 CB31 Julian Austin 11 CB32 Maceo Brown 11 RB33 Javon Jackson 9 S34 Javonte Lain 10 LB35 Corey Banks 9 WR36 Bryce Harvey 11 CB37 Trayvon King 12 FB38 Gabriel Arnold 11 S39 Stewart Dodson 11 S40 Jarrod Stanley 9 CB41 JoJo Harvey 11 TE/OG42 Antonio Williams 12 FB43 Nick Toney 11 FB44 Zach Lane 12 DE46 Will Harper 9 LB47 Drew Folds 12 LS48 Elijah Gilmore 9 LB49 Austin Vazquez 10 FB51 Shonrodney Rosser 9 DL/FB52 Ryan Warrior 11 G53 Ethan Stubbs 9 C/DE54 Jeremy Penn 11 OT55 Chris Williams 11 DT56 Spencer Roberts 12 DL57 Chase Dickens 10 DE58 Jamon Rowe 12 C59 Coleman Taylor 11 C61 Eric Warrior 9 CB62 Avery Jones 11 DL63 Nick Meeks 9 DL65 Brandon Hobbs 12 OT66 Sir James Prothro 9 OG69 Chance Brown 9 LB/OG70 Alan Knott 12 OL71 Trenton Rigby 10 LS72 Michael Henderman 12 DT74 Nick Davis 10 OL75 Brandon Meeks 10 OG77 Trent Sellers 10 DE/C79 Issac Saxon 12 OG80 Matthew Davenport 10 K/P82 Sammy Brown 10 WR84 Tiriq Muhammed 9 S85 Caleb Smith 10 WR86 Jeremiah Relaford 10 WR87 DJ Forte 9 TE88 Sam Beard 10 TE/OT89 Mitchell McMillin 12 K/P90 Broderick Allen 11 DE93 Joseph Cotton 9 WR94 Gary Davis 9 WR96 Dominique Reed 9 QB98 Antonio Trapp 9 S99 Chandler Tuitt 9 DT



North Hall vs. St. Pius x

In the other semifinal game, North Hall (11-2) travels to St. Pius X (11-2) after taking out Peach County 52-10 last week. Bob Christmas’ Trojans have scored at least 32 points 10

times this year. Outside of a 45-16 loss to Buford on Nov. 9, North Hall has not given up more than 27 points in a game this season. In the Trojans’ 11 victories, the team is aver-aging 44.7 points per game. Opposing offenses average just 13 points per game this year against North Hall, just 10 points per game if you take out the Buford game. Offensively, Kevin Christmas has been at the forefront of a different offensive look for the Trojans. T.J. Tate and Zac Little also get into the action on the ground, as does quarterback Brad Brown. North Hall has knocked off Woodward Academy (38-7), Morgan County (13-9) and Peach County en route to the semifinals. St. Pius X has stepped up its offense through the first three weeks of the postseason, averaging more than 47 points per game after averaging just 31 during the regular season. Quarterback Jack Spear leads the offense, but junior playmakers Nick Ruffin, Branden Mitchell and Nick Glass do their part for Paul Standard’s offense. Mitchell rushed for a pair of scores and 164 yards against Washington County in the quarterfinals. Both Ruffin and Glass are also outstanding defensive backs that already have recruiters drooling. If Standard’s offense keeps humming along, the defense, with three shutouts and two other games where the opposition scored fewer than seven points, has the potential to shut down North Hall’s running attack. St. Pius X defeated Dawson County 72-28, Hart County 31-15 and Washington Coun-ty 40-35 en route to the Class AAA semifinals, the program’s first appearance since 2006.

Cartersville vs. Buford

Undefeated Cartersville (13-0) ended the season of previously undefeated Thomson in the AAA quarterfinals, but the Buford Wolves (10-3) await in the semifinals and of-

fer a daunting task. The strong Purple Hurricanes defense has held six opponents to seven points or fewer this season, but Buford has scored at least 31 points per game since falling to Gainesville in early September. Last week the Wolves posted a 31-7 win over Carver-Columbus in Columbus. Quarterbacks Taylor Mitchell and Montgomery VanGorder have shared the signal-caller duties all year with Zavior Hoxie, Dontravious Wilson and Joshua Thomas leading a talented backfield. Wilson just eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark for the sea-son. Jaylon Mize and Mikey Bart are two-way stars while Josh Cardiello and Nick Polino are studs on the offensive line. Buford is in the semifinals for the sixth straight season, the longest current streak in GHSA football. The Wolves conquered Cedar Grove (41-27), North Oconee (13-0) and Carver-Columbus to reach the semifinals. Buford also owns a victory over another AAA semifinalist, North Hall, from earlier this year. Two of Buford’s losses this year were forfeited wins due to an ineligible player. Cartersville’s defense has been opportunistic all year, but the offense has also helped Frank Barden’s squad reach the semifinals for the first time since 2004. Quarterback Brooks Barden has led the offense to 40 points per game this season. Opposing defenses may be catching up to the Purple Hurricanes’ offense, though, as the last two weeks, Blessed Trinity held Carters-ville to 24 points in a 24-23 loss and Thomson gave up just 21 points in an eight-point loss. Cartersville opened the playoffs with a 56-21 thumping of Jackson County. It has been quite a turnaround for Barden’s team, which finished 5-5 last season.

NORTH HALL ST. PiuS xOPPONENT SCORE

CHESTATEE WON 32-20

jOHNSON, GAiNESViLLE WON 55-7

jEFFERSON LOST 21-27

DAWSON COuNTy WON 47-14

EAST HALL WON 60-12

FANNiN COuNTy WON 63-0

WHiTE COuNTy WON 42-7

WEST HALL WON 48-10

BANKS COuNTy WON 42-7

BuFORD LOST 16-45

WOODWARD ACADEMy WON 38-7

MORGAN COuNTy WON 13-9

PEACH COuNTy WON 52-10

OPPONENT SCORE

WESTMiNSTER WON 21-3

NORTH OCONEE WON 50-14

THOMSON LOST 14-21

LOVETT WON 24-0

TOWERS WON 48-6

MCNAiR WON 34-0

CEDAR GROVE WON 38-28

WOODWARD ACADEMy LOST 14-20

BLESSED TRiNiTy WON 24-17

DECATuR WON 47-0


HART COuNTy WON 31-15

WASHiNGTON COuNTy WON 40-35

CARTERSViLLE BuFORDOPPONENT SCORE

DARLiNGTON WON 28-7

CASS WON 24-20

ROCKMART WON 38-6

NORTH MuRRAy WON 40-22

COAHuLLA CREEK WON 63-7

LAKEViEW, FT OGLETHORPE WON 45-16

GORDON CENTRAL WON 41-19

ADAiRSViLLE WON 45-3

SONORAViLLE WON 56-7

RiNGGOLD WON 42-7

jACKSON COuNTy WON 56-21

BLESSED TRiNiTy WON 24-23

THOMSON WON 21-13

OPPONENT SCORE

ELBERT COuNTy WON 14-3

GAiNESViLLE LOST 15-19

HANCOCK CENTRAL WON 43-0

BANKS COuNTy LOST 0-1, (FORFEiT)

WEST HALL LOST 0-1, (FORFEiT)

WHiTE COuNTy WON 49-14


FANNiN COuNTy WON 51-0

EAST HALL WON 49-6

NORTH HALL WON 45-16

CEDAR GROVE WON 41-27

NORTH OCONEE WON 13-0

CARVER, COLuMBuS WON 31-7

class aaa PrEViEWBy Fletcher Proctor



CLASS AAA ROSTERS

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Devin Henderson 11 RB/DB2 Brandon Long 11 RB3 Josh Cooper 12 WR/DB4 Marcus Jones 12 RB/LB5 TL Ford 11 WR6 Maina Kariuki 12 K7 Mark Quattlebaum 11 DB/WR8 Matthew Bryson 12 DB9 Atlan Glanton 11 LB10 Brooks Barden 11 QB11 Bryce Gober 10 QB/WR12 Gordon Gray 11 WR13 Kobie Whitfield 9 WR/DB14 Hayes Linn 12 WR/DB15 Eris Williams 10 QB16 Preston Slemp 12 P/K17 Wesley Green 12 DB18 Arrick Camps 12 RB/LB19 Auston Davis 9 WR21 Malik Wilkins 11 DB22 Brycen Jones 9 QB/DB23 Jahir Camps 10 LB25 Brandon Wells 12 LB27 Tiamon Pennymon 9 RB/LB28 Austin Lewis 10 WR29 Caleb Rosshirt 9 QB30 Trevor Carlton 10 DB31 Hunter Wall 10 LB32 Kalin Heath 10 RB33 Greg Davis 10 RB/DB34 D’Andre Cochran 12 DL35 James Darns 9 RB36 Derrick Mitcham 10 DB37 Max McGinnis 9 LB39 Jawon Johnson 10 RB/LB40 Jorven Byrd 9 DB41 Wil Jackson 12 P42 Tevin Milner 10 WR43 Alec D’Urbano 12 K44 Mason Heath 10 LB45 David Coaxum 10 DL46 Cody Martin 10 K47 Xavier Richey 10 WR48 Logan Ledford 9 DB49 July Turner 9 QB50 Alex Barnes 11 OL/DL51 Terrell Wade 11 DL52 Byron Davis 12 DL53 Benjamin Hopper 10 OL54 Alex Christina 10 OL55 Collin Sapp 10 OL56 Wesley Hicks 12 OL57 Nick Shields 11 OL60 Harrison Paul 9 LB61 Jake Duncan 10 OL62 Cody Huff 11 DL63 Nick Haynes 12 OL65 Evan Nichols 9 OL67 Blake Barrett 12 OL68 Gordon Wallin 12 OL70 Garrett Cook 9 OL72 Charlie Archer 9 OL74 Quinton Smith 11 OL75 Ceighln Cooley 10 DL76 Cameron Cheek 9 OL77 Parker Roberson 9 OL78 Wyndham Laye 12 OL79 Tyler Porter 12 OL81 Frederick Watkins 11 WR82 Rhodes Jones 9 DB83 Dakota Heath 10 WR85 Cameron Gibbs 10 K86 Braxton Heard 9 DB87 Jaquez Cole 9 WR88 Terrius Callahan 9 WR89 Isaiah Calhoun 9 LB

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Marcus Hulsey 12 RB/DB2 Avery Cagle 10 QB/DB3 Kevin Christmas 12 RB/OLB4 Brannon Dyer 11 RB/DB5 Eric Gonter 12 TE/OLB6 Taylor Clark 9 WR/DB7 Copelan Collins 11 WR/DB8 Lee Shelton 11 WR/DB9 Taylor Ryder 12 TE/OLB10 Micah Strickland 10 RB/DB11 Skylar Samples 9 WR/DB12 Bradley Brown 12 QB/OLB13 Jonathan Green 10 WR/DB14 Andrew Smith 11 QB/DB15 TJ Tate 12 RB/DB16 Malik Gill 10 QB/DB17 Sam Jackson 9 WR/DB18 Jake Bracewell 9 WR/DB19 Drew Atha 9 QB/DB20 Darien Ingram 9 RB/LB21 Trystan Regnier 10 RB/DB22 Isaac Seid 11 RB/DB23 Bobby Mendenhall 10 RB/LB24 Austin Perry 10 RB/OLB25 Caleb Parrish 12 WR/DB27 Clayton Dyer 12 WR/DB28 Will Cape 11 WR/DB32 Andrew Erwin 12 TE/DB33 Colby Miller 9 RB/DB35 Tyler Hale 9 WR/DB37 David Epps 11 RB/LB40 Jimmy Loggins 9 TE/LB41 Timothy Cantrell 11 RB/DB42 Dylan Murphy 9 RB/LB43 Devon Motes 11 TE/DE44 Nathan Kinney 9 TE/OLB45 Zac Little 11 RB/OLB46 Isaiah Hale 9 RB/DB48 Destin Bennett 11 RB/LB50 Frankie Camacho 10 OL/DL51 Dylon Truelove 11 OL/DL52 Avery Rogers 11 OL/DL53 Colby Krepcio 10 OL/OLB54 Jake Walden 9 OL/DL55 Thomas Marchman 11 OL/OLB56 Will Pope 9 OL/DL57 Hayden Hughes 10 OL/OLB58 Cody Marchbanks 9 OL/DL59 Matt Pratte 12 OL/DL60 Scott Talley 12 OL/LB61 Elijah Bowen 9 OL/DL62 Avery Easton 12 C/DL63 Patrick Chappell 12 OL/DL64 Cole Strickland 11 OL/DL65 Levi Patterson 9 OL/DL66 Pablo Chavarria 9 OL/DL67 Nathaniel Adams 9 OL/DL68 Justin Bacus 11 OL/DL69 Tyler Dispain 9 OL/DL70 Russell Gillespie 11 OL/DL71 Austin Smith 9 OL/DL72 Nathan Holman 10 OL/DL73 Haydn Ellis 9 OL/DL75 Corbin Davis 9 OL/DL76 Mason Ellis 11 OL/DL77 Cole Handte 9 OL/DL79 Jonathan Chewning 11 OL/DL81 Jake Norris 9 OL/DL82 Nolan Tucker 11 TE/OLB84 Michael Shoaf 9 RB/DB85 Modesto Cruz 12 K/WR86 Chris Dennis 9 K/WR89 Ben Finley 9 OL/DL93 Nick Whitmire 9 TE/OLB95 Austin Reisinger 9 OL/DL

# Name Gr. Pos.2 Ryan Foster 12 WR/DB3 Ryan Braswell 12 FB/LB4 Branden Mitchell 11 RB/DB5 Kevin O’Toole 11 RB/LB6 Ian Flinn 11 TE/DE7 Matthew Nall 10 QB/DB8 David Spratte 12 WR/DB9 Chandler Cooper 11 TE/DE10 Jack Spear 12 QB/DB11 Robby Moots 10 RB/LB12 Robert Barnett 9 12 Robert Barnett 9 QB/DB13 Harris Woodward 12 WR/DB14 Thomas O’Leary 11 K15 Chris Wegener 11 WR/DB16 Berlin Sewell 12 WR/DB17 Ryan Kostensky 12 WR/DB18 Fred Dorsey 11 WR/DB19 Joey Connors 10 QB/DB20 Nick Ruffin 11 RB/DB21 Jack McIntyre 12 WR/DB22 Jack Pelt 11 RB/DB23 Sam Franke 10 RB/LB24 Nick Glass 11 RB/DB25 David DeLany 11 RB/DB26 Matt Pearson 12 WR/DB27 Michael Matthews 10 K28 Michael Sikorski 12 WR/DB30 Robby Jackson 12 RB/LB32 Daniel Crochet 11 RB/LB33 Brian O’Reilly 10 RB/DB34 Julian Holloman 10 WR/DB35 Nick Spear 10 RB/DB36 Jared Natsh 10 WR/DB37 Connor Hild 10 TE/DE38 Grant Fairvalley 11 WR/LB39 Blayne Bentley 11 RB/LB40 Peter O’Reilly 11 WR/LB41 Austin Thomas 10 WR/DB42 Dalton Wilson 10 RB/LB45 Casey Wilson 11 LS/DE46 Forest Whitlark 10 RB/LB47 Brennan Fitzpatrick 10 RB/LB48 Patrick Winkeljohn 10 RB/LB50 Kyle Johnson 12 OL/DL51 Ty Mascara 10 OL/LB52 Michael Reddaway 12 OL/LB53 Andrew Jacon 10 OL/DE54 Luke Stokes 10 OL/DL55 Grayson Klinger 12 OL/DL56 Liam Boggs 10 OL/DL57 Quincy Nioporte 12 OL/DL58 Davis Price 12 OL/LB59 Michael Caragher 11 OL/DL60 Joe Newton 10 OL/DL61 Connor Foarde 10 OL/DL62 John Demos 11 OL/DL63 Tommy Parks 11 OL/DL64 David Marsau 12 OL/DE65 Matthew Doelling 11 OL/DL66 John Garner 10 OL/DL67 Phineas Andrews 12 OL/DL68 Matthew Coklan 10 OL/DE69 Gilbert Orr 11 OL/DL70 Jordan Reticker 11 OL/DE72 Reid Lareau 11 OL/DL73 Brian Dugan 10 OL/DL74 Luke Taylor 12 OL/DL75 Colm Boyer 10 OL/DL76 Kyle Lewis 10 OL/DL77 Andrew Carson 10 OL/LB80 J.P. Graves 12 TE/DE81 Jack Gray 10 WR/DB82 Chandler Markham 11 WR/DB83 Riley Gessner 10 TE/DE84 Drew Einbender 10 WR/DB85 Chris Braswell 10 TE/DE86 Cameron Fannon 10 TE/DE87 Brian Lentini 11 WR/DB88 Bradley Schwaner 10 TE/DE89 Frank Lentini 11 WR/DB

Head Coach Frank Barden Head Coach Bob ChristmasHead Coach Jess Simpson Head Coach Paul Standard

CARTERSVILLEPURPLE HURRICANES

NORTH HALLTROJANS

BUFORDWOLVES

ST. PIUS XGOLDEN LIONS

No. Name Gr. Pos.1 Dontravious Wilson 12 RB/LB 3 Grant Hall 12 WR/DB4 Jaylen Mize 12 WR/DB5 Shawn Reynolds 12 WR/DB6 Quinn Davis 12 RB/LB8 Deion King 11 TE/LB9 Steven Reese 10 WR/DB10 Taylor Mitchell 11 QB11 Matthew Staples 12 WR/DB12 Zach Vickery 11 WR/DB12 Luke Humphrey 10 QB13 Tyler Winslow 11 WR/DB14 Montgomery VanGorder 11 QB15 David Petroni 12 P/K16 Will Rollins 11 WR/DB17 Michael Mejia 12 WR/DB18 Zack Bolla 12 WR/DB19 Colston Vukanovich 11 QB20 Ben Wicker 11 WR/DB21 Thomas Wilson 11 RB/DB22 Bryson Jordan 12 RB/LB23 Tre’ Neal 11 WR/DB24 Josh Holderfield 11 WR/DB25 Zavior Hoxie 11 RB/DB26 Joshua Thomas 10 RB/LB27 Dylan Streeter 11 WR/DB28 Terrance Wilson 11 WR/DB29 Ryan Coleman 11 RB/LB30 David Curry 10 RB/DB31 Connor Tarleton 10 RB/LB32 Tyler Shipman 10 RB/DL33 Jake Chalacoff 12 RB/LB34 Deione Bledson 12 RB/LB35 Elijah Bryant 10 RB/LB36 Donte’ Gordon 11 RB/DL 37 Avery Turner 10 WR/DB38 Xavier Gantt 9 RB/DB39 Martin Mangram 9 RB/DB40 Konnor Houston 10 TE/LB41 Jordan Perlotte 10 RB/DL42 Carlos Miller 10 RB/DB43 Korie Rogers 11 TE/LB44 Mikey Bart 12 TE/DL46 Hunter Gatlin 10 TE/DE47 Joe Salas 10 FB/LB48 Isaac Nauta 9 TE/DE49 Austin Simpson 11 RB/LB51 Connor Cohea 10 OL/DL52 Connor Gildemeyer 11 OL/DL53 Shane Queen 10 OL/DL54 Blake Ferguson 10 LS55 Alex Ceren 11 OL/DL56 Josh Cardiello 12 OL/DL57 Quay Picou 10 OL/DL58 Nick Polino 10 OL/DL59 Brad Edwards 11 OL/DL60 Harrison Morgan 11 OL/DL62 Andrew Neish 11 OL/DL63 Cooper Simpson 9 OL/DL64 Jimbo Mansfield 12 OL/DL65 Marcus McCullough 11 OL/DL66 Austin Hess 10 OL/DL67 Ryan Dobbs 10 OL/DL68 Conner Simpson 12 OL/DL70 Alan Frazier 9 OL/DL71 Travis DeGoey 10 OL/DL72 Garrett Roebuck 12 OL/DL73 Brady Jackson 10 OL/DL75 Nick Angle 12 OL/DL76 Nick Lulkowski 11 OL/DL77 Hunter Holland 10 OL/DL78 Juan Ayala 11 OL/DL79 Shug Frazier 9 OL/DL80 Cameron Poole 11 TE/DL81 Tyler Sutherland 11 TE/DL82 Brian LeBel 11 TE/LB83 Titus Clark 10 WR/DB85 Brandon Mangram 10 WR/DB87 Caleb Auer 9 TE/DE88 Aaron Auer 10 WR/DB90 Brandon Brinson 12 OL/DL98 Jacob Swanson 10 P/K99 Matthew Bonadies 10 P/K



jEFFERSON

CALHOuN

GREATER ATL. CHR.

LAMAR COuNTy

OPPONENT SCORE

COMMERCE LOST 7-22

jACKSON COuNTy WON 28-6

NORTH HALL WON 27-21

GREENE COuNTy WON 62-26

WASHiNGTON-WiLKES WON 31-0

RABuN COuNTy WON 55-7

OGLETHORPE COuNTy WON 43-0

SOCiAL CiRCLE WON 47-10

RiVERSiDE MiLiTARy WON 35-7

uNiON COuNTy WON 42-7

KENDRiCK WON 42-8


FiTzGERALD WON 53-51, (3 OT)

OPPONENT SCORE

RiDGELAND WON 42-35

DALTON WON 56-41

CARROLLTON WON 46-35

DADE COuNTy WON 50-14

COOSA WON 35-0

PEPPERELL WON 45-13

MuRRAy COuNTy WON 69-0

ARMuCHEE WON 53-0

MODEL WON 35-0

CHATTOOGA WON 49-14

WESLEyAN WON 42-10

WASHiNGTON-WiLKES WON 34-7

BROOKS COuNTy WON 49-7

OPPONENT SCORE

STONE MOuNTAiN WON 34-26

SAVANNAH WON 31-8

APALACHEE WON 31-21

CHAMBLEE CHARTER LOST 24-27

HOWARD ACAD/TECH, TN WON 42-20

THOMSON LOST 27-36


HAPEViLLE CHARTER WON 38-20

WESLEyAN WON 42-20

LOVETT LOST 30-31

MODEL WON 35-6

HEARD COuNTy WON 52-21

EARLy COuNTy WON 27-24

OPPONENT SCORE

SPALDiNG TiE 3-3

EAGLES LANDiNG WON 41-30

PiKE COuNTy WON 41-7

TAyLOR COuNTy WON 15-0

NORTHEAST, MACON WON 36-0

MONTiCELLO WON 56-13

PuTNAM COuNTy WON 51-0

BLECKLEy COuNTy WON 39-7

MACON COuNTy WON 36-14

CRAWFORD COuNTy WON 54-0

COOK WON 51-13

BENEDiCTiNE WON 24-21

LOVETT WON 35-28

Calhoun vs. Lamar CountyLast year, Calhoun won its first state title since 1952 in an overtime thriller against nemesis

Buford in the Class AA championship game. Now, with Buford gone to AAA, the Yellow Jackets are favored to repeat. However, Calhoun (13-0) will have to get past 12-0-1 Lamar County to make the finals. Coach Franklin Stephens left Tucker for the head coaching position at the Barnesville program, and has made a big impact in his first year at the helm of his alma mater. Stephens’ program has now won 12 games in back-to-back seasons after not winning more than 10 in a season in school history, which dates back to 1970, according to GHSFHA.org. Aside from a season-opening tie against Spalding, the Trojans have dominated the compe-tition in winning 12 straight. Lamar dominated a talented Cook squad in Round 1 before edging Benedictine and Lovett. In the quarterfinals, Lamar quarterback Lance Austin finished 6-for-6 through the air for 141 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 96 yards and a score. A 34-yard pass to twin brother Lawrence Austin sealed the win for the Trojans. Lamar County (12-0-1) is up against a serious challenge, however, in the semifinals against a Calhoun program that has not lost to anyone except Buford since September of 2009. The Yel-low Jackets feature a talented duo of quarterback Taylor Lamb, a South Alabama commitment who threw for 365 yards and accounted for six scores in the quarterfinal against Brooks County, and running back Alex Urbano, who rushed for 122 yards and a score last week. The host Yellow Jackets have won double-digit games each year under coach Hal Lamb since 2001 and have won more than 12 games four consecutive seasons. It is the fifth year in a row Calhoun has made the semifinals.

jefferson vs. Greater Atlanta Chr.The Greater Atlanta Christian Spartans come into their semifinal against Jefferson having

scored 114 points in the playoffs thus far. Quarterback Rafe Chapple is one of the most prolific signal-callers in the state, and will try to light up the sky Friday night at Jefferson while running back Kyle Scales slices and dices opponents on the ground. GAC (10-3) has won 10 games for the first time since 2006, and edged Early County last week 27-24 on a last-second field goal by Brandon Holzgrefe to make the semifinals for the first time since a finals appear-ance in 2002. The field goal attempt was set up after Chapple led the Spartans down the field on 5-of-6 passing for 49 yards. The Spartans have not been held under 24 points this season, but have given up more than 30 points twice - both losses - while allowing all but two opponents to score in double digits. Jefferson (12-1) also won dramatically in the quarterfinals as quarterback Bryant Shirreffs hit running back Tristen Jackson for the game-tying touchdown, then again for the game-win-ning two-point conversion in the Dragons’ thrilling 53-51 triple-overtime win over Fitzgerald. Jefferson has won 12 games for the first time in school history. Jackson had 40 yards receiving and 30 rushing yards in addition to his two-point conversion catch. Shirreffs, a senior, has offers from Dartmouth and Yale. Legendary coach T. McFerrin has guided the Dragons to arguably their most successful four-year period in school history, with three playoff berths and two seasons with more than 10 wins. McFerrin, who retired from coaching after the 2004 season but came back to guide Jefferson in 2009, has totaled 315 wins in 35 seasons. He has also coached at Lithonia, Forest Park, Peachtree, Southeast Whitfield, Tucker, Elbert County and South Gwinnett. GAC has won all four meetings with Jefferson, which came between 1996-1999.

class aa PrEViEWBy stephen Black



CLASS AA ROSTERS

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Willie Taylor 11 DB2 Sammy Williams 10 RB3 Wesley Simonton 12 TE/LB4 Tradd Porter 10 TE/DB5 Kendrick Robinson 10 DB6 Austin Mixon 11 DB7 Dalton Hill 10 WR/DB8 Shaq Alexander 12 RB9 Trent Sorrells 10 WR/DB10 Chase Wester 9 WR/DB11 Tay Stevens 12 RB/LB12 McKay Dickens 12 WR/DB14 Hunt Hayes 12 TE/DE15 Bryant Shirreffs 12 QB16 Evan Shirreffs 10 QB17 Ty Blackard 11 DB18 Chandler Thompson 11 WR19 Antonio Strickland 9 QB/DB20 Tristan Amouroux 10 RB/LB21 Hanon Price 11 RB/DB22 Isaiah Blake 11 RB/DB23 Silas Thibodeaux 9 RB/DB24 Kade Bougher 10 WR/DB25 Draven Taylor 9 RB/DB26 Rodney Carr 10 WR/DB27 Micah Carpenter 10 WR/DB28 Cole Stancil 9 WR/DB29 Luke Wells 10 WR/DB30 Tristen Jackson 11 RB/LB32 Hunter McCaslin 9 RB/LB33 Austin McAllister 12 RB/DB34 Steven Nguyen 12 LB35 Vance Holcombe 10 RB/DE36 Josh Cole 9 WR/DB37 Logan Lanphear 10 DB38 Tyler McAllister 10 K39 Kevin Hankinson 12 LB40 Stephan Nguyen 11 DE41 Kody McDonald 12 LB43 Cooper Young 10 WR/DB45 Joseph Randolph 9 TE/LB46 Charles Swank 9 DE47 Tyler Bowen 11 RB/LB48 Robby Glockson 9 LB49 Chandler Schlutow 12 K50 Ethan Hix 11 OL/LB51 Chazz Tillman 10 OL/DL52 Tyler Cole 12 OL/DE53 Zach Barber 9 OL/LB54 Collin Anthony 12 OL/DE55 Kyle Porter 11 OL/DL56 Jackson Bowen 9 OL/LB57 Justin Holcombe 12 OL/DL58 Deshon Lester 9 OL/DL59 Jordan Tyler 11 OL/DE60 Blake Harkins 10 OL/DL62 Daniel Kimmel 11 OL/DL63 Michael Dyer 10 OL/DL64 Zach Bowman 10 OL/DL65 Rufus Whitfield 11 OL/DL66 Cody Patridge 10 OL/DL67 Conner Nations 12 OL/DL68 Canaan Wade 10 OL/DL69 Michael Hernandez 9 OL/DL70 Eli Griffin 11 OL/DL71 Todd Brown 12 OL/DL73 Brett Carson 9 OL/DL74 John Myers 10 OL/DL75 Connor Paul 12 OL/DL76 Alex Corbett 9 OL/DL77 Jackson Dyer 9 OL/DL78 Ethan Garner 10 OL/DL79 Michael Goza 10 OL/LB80 Donnie Hatfield 11 OL/DL81 Chris Nable 10 WR/DB82 Jackson Howard 10 WR/DB83 Gage Lawson 10 WR/DB84 Bryson Wright 12 DB85 Alex Loven 9 WR/DB86 Maverick McKinney 10 LB87 Evan Mobley 9 TE/DE88 Walter Chapeau 9 WR/DB89 Alex Parrish 9 LB90 Angel Cazares 9 K91 Devin Malone 9 K92 Lane Blackard 10 DB93 Michael Paolozzi 10 OL/DL94 Tyler McCrary 9 WR/DB

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Alex Urbano 11 RB/LB2 Keegan Mabry 12 WR/DB3 Brett Moss 11 WR/DB4 Tydus Curtis 11 WR/DB5 Carter Edwards 12 RB/OLB6 Andrew Haynes 11 WR/DB7 Josh Barnes 12 WR/DB8 Fields Chapman 11 QB/LB9 Logan Walraven 11 WR/DB10 Donnell Anthony 12 RB/DB11 Taylor Lamb 12 QB12 Jonah Gallman 12 K13 Avery Johnson 11 WR/DB14 Drew McCracken 10 WR/LB15 Zane Rhodes 12 K/P16 Thomas Lester 10 WR/DB17 Matt McHan 10 QB/DB18 Will Conley 10 RB/LB19 Chazz Moss 10 WR/DB20 Tanner McCormick 11 WR/DB21 Austin Bennett 10 RB/LB22 J.P. Parker 10 WR/DB23 Chase Jackson 11 WR/DB24 Lee Alarcon 12 WR/DB25 Jon Register 11 TE/LB26 Seth Parr 12 WR/LB27 Tyler West 12 TE/LB28 Cole Jackson 10 RB/LB29 Jonathon Harbour 10 WR/DB30 Logan Knight 12 WR/DB31 Michael Stacy 11 WR/LB32 Tristan Fuller 10 RB/LB33 Ross Callahan 11 WR/LB34 Carson Brown 10 WR/DB35 Jake Gentry 10 WR/LB36 Justin Harrison 12 TE/LB37 Tyler Ellis 11 WR/LB38 Zach Ruth 10 WR/DB39 David Prater 10 WR/DB40 Lawson Carden 10 WR/DB41 Thomas Haggard 10 WR/DB42 Nathan Petty 10 WR/DB43 Sebastian Willer 12 TE/DL50 O’Shea Davis 11 OL/DL51 Jon Ross McBrayer 10 OL/DL52 Austin Byrd 11 OL/DL53 Spencer Cross 10 OL/DL54 Jackson Brumlow 12 OL/LB55 Hayden Crabtree 11 OL/DL56 Angel Cornejo 11 OL/DL57 Cory Knight 12 OL/DL58 Matt Landry 11 OL/LB59 Victor Palencia 10 OL/LB60 Luke Green 12 OL/DL61 Hunter Padgett 12 OL/DL62 Thad Burton 12 OL/DL63 Katrova Dew 11 OL/DL64 Chaz Horton 12 OL/LB65 Seth Moreland 12 OL/DL66 Tucker Foster 10 OL/DL67 Cameron East 11 OL/DL68 Hunter Moss 10 OL/DL69 Esteban Valladares 10 OL/DL71 Truett Moss 10 OL/DL73 Dustyn Harris 10 OL/DL74 Nathan Walraven 11 OL/DL76 Danny Ambrocio 10 OL/DL77 Wisdom Monyei 12 OL/DL78 Brantson Pierce 11 OL/DL79 Grayson Tilley 10 OL/DL80 Romi Shah 10 WR/DB81 Brison Fleetwood 10 TE/DL82 Chase Brown 10 WR/DB83 Jesus Cruz 12 WR/DB84 Chris Barrett 10 WR/DB85 Eddie Guerrero 10 OL/DL86 James Nannie 10 OL/LB89 Sandesh Patel 12 WR/DB90 Dylan Lawson 10 OL/DL92 Rod Bishop 11 WR/DL94 Kevin Edwards 11 WR/DB96 Erwin Flores 12 K98 Brandon Blaylock 11 K/P

# Name Gr. Pos.

1 Jeremy Fletcher 12 RB/OLB

2 Micah Banks 10 TE/MLB

3 Tyler Scandrett 11 K

4 Antwan Wallace 12 RB/LB

5 Lawrence Austin 11 CB/RB

6 Quay Searcy 11 S/WR

7 Nick Harden 12 FS/WR

8 Ginori Smith 9 DB/QB

9 Caleb Hutchinson 10 DB/WR

10 Trey Evans 12 LB

11 Pippin Davis 9 TE/LB

12 Quentin Frazer 11 WR/DB

13 Craig Basso 9 DB/WR

14 Lance Austin 11 CB/QB

15 Sidarius Gotell 12 RB/CB

17 Jamarcus Walker 12 RB/WR/S

19 Dayvaughntay Slaughter 10 CB/RB

21 Noah Eure 10 RB/CB

22 Chris O’Neal 9 TE/MLB

23 Marcus Fuller 9 FB/MLB

24 Ray Lyons 11 OLB/TE

25 Larry Dumas 10 TE/DE

33 Akeem Colquitt 10 ILB

34 Marcus Brown 12 OLB

35 Aaron Holloway 11 ILB/FB

36 Sedtavious Piercy 11 OLB/RB

50 Bo Dunn 12 LB

52 Jason Caslin 11 ILB/FB

55 Larry Dumas 10 DL

56 Alex Gardner 10 DL/T

59 Kyler Selsor 11 OG/MLB

63 Wanya Gladney 9 OL

64 Grant Turner 12 OL

71 Matthew Pressley 11 OL/DL

72 Xavier Smith 12 DL/OL

73 Chris Elliot 10 OL/DL

74 Rashod Johnson 10 DL/OL

76 Daniel Aiken 11 OT/NG

78 Michael Bannister 10 OL/DL

82 Connor Jett 9 WR

Head Coach T. McFerrin Head Coach Hal LambHead Coach Tim Hardy Head Coach Dr. Franklin Stephens

JEFFERSONDRAGONS

CALHOUNYELLOW JACKETS

GREATER ATL CHR SPARTANS

LAMAR COUNTYTROJANS

No. Name Gr. Pos.2 Darius Slayton 10 WR/DB3 Peter Whiteneck 12 WR/DB4 Micah Abernathy 10 RB/DB5 Parker Polhill 11 WR/DB6 Will Kenworthy 10 PK/P7 Brandon Holzgrefe 11 PK8 Chris Williams 11 WR/OLB9 Jack McLaughlin 11 QB/DB10 Parker Stevens 10 QB/DB12 Rafe Chapple 11 QB/OLB15 David Elrod 11 WR/OLB17 Kyle Scales 12 RB/DB18 Cam Boyd 10 TE/OLB19 Jake Rose 10 WR/OLB20 Ross Wood 11 WR/DB21 Trey Nelson 10 RB/DB22 Jonathan Pickens 11 WR/DB23 Julian Wright 10 WR/DB24 Jaelen Venable 10 RB/DB25 Kenny Griffin 12 QE/DB26 Corey Stevenson 12 RB/OLB34 Trevor Dedecker 11 RB/ILB35 Eli Kahn 11 RB/OLB36 Paul Carothers 10 RB/ILB38 Ayo Ajayi 10 RB/OLB44 Mitchell Shea 11 TE/ILB45 Corris Crockett 12 RB/ILB51 Ben Lorick 12 OL/DL52 Carson Cox 10 OL/DL54 Andrew Bartolomei 12 OL/DL56 Mitchell Milovich 10 OL/DL59 D.J. Coker 10 OL/DL61 Brayden Long 11 OL/DL62 Alex Jarrett 11 OL/DL63 Britt Lee 11 OL/DL66 Khalil Lowry 11 OL/DL67 Connor Crumrine 12 OL/DL68 Gunnar Nelson 10 OL/DL70 Mac Sullivan 11 OL/DL72 Daniel Yoon 12 OL/DL76 Price Roberts 11 OL/ILB79 Cameron Norton 10 OL/DL81 Justin Phan 10 WR/DB82 Harrison Kerr 10 TE/OLB83 Andrew Lewis 12 TE/DE85 Chris Bartolomei 12 LS/TE88 Hunter Hemmings 10 WR/OLB



Lincoln County vs. Dooly County

The GHSA seeded out the 16 teams in the Class A public school bracket, and so far with one minor exception, the brackets have played out according to plan. Dooly County

(10-2) is the lone team that upset the order, as the No. 5 seed Bobcats “upset” No. 4 Semi-nole County 34-28 in the quarterfinals. Montravius Adams is a beast at defensive tackle. At 6-foot-4, 310 pounds, he is listed as the No. 1 player at the position by 247sports.com. Offen-sivley, quarterback A.J. Smith is more than capable of carrying a team. Smith passed for 255 yards and four scores in the win over Seminole County in the quarterfinals. Dooly County has not lost since Oct. 19, a 12-7 defeat to Marion County. The playoffs have seen the Bobcats roll off a 19-8 win over Turner County and the win over Seminole County. Jimmy Hughes’ Bobcats lost in the first round of the playoffs last season and had not reached the semifinals falling in the Class A 2002 finals. The No. 1 Lincoln County Red Devils (11-1) advanced past Wilkinson County 28-22 thanks to tailback Mike McIntire and quarterback Ben Turner. McIntire eclipsed the 100-yard mark with two scores while Turner passed for 232 yards. Larry Campbell’s team also received a punt return for a score to advance to the semifinals for the first time in five seasons. The Red Devils currently boast a 10-game winning streak and knocked off Hancock Central 21-0 and Wilkinson County to reach the semifinal round. Lincoln County has captured nine Class A titles since 1985 and Larry Campbell has led the Red Devils to 11 of the school’s 14 state titles. Over his 41 seasons, Campbell is the winningest coach in Georgia high school football history with 470 wins.

Wilcox Co. vs. Emanuel Co. institute

Wilcox County (10-2) is paced by quarterback Makail Grace. This year, he has passed for 3,054 yards and 29 touchdowns and run for another 866 yards and 10 scores. One

of his favorite targets is 6-foot-5 Jonathan Howard, who has snagged 98 passes for 1,420 yards and 17 touchdowns. Howard reeled in three scores in the team’s 39-21 win over Marion County in the quarterfinals. The team opened up the postseason against Greenville with a 42-14 victory. Mark Ledford is a fine coach for the Patriots and last week’s win was No. 100 with the program. He has been with the program since 2001. Wilcox County has now also reached 10 wins for the sixth straight season, including the 2009 championship. Ironically, the 2009 season was the last time Wilcox County reached the semifinals. Emanuel County Institute (11-1) awaits Wilcox County with James Brown and Greg Purcell ready to run wild if given the chance. ECI rushed for 439 yards in a 46-12 win over Gordon Lee in Round 1 action and then the team used Brown and Purcell to put away Trion. Brown has rushed for 332 yards in the postseason and Greg Purcell passed the century mark with 103 yards against Gordon Lee. Two other ECI backs have racked up at least 400 yards rushing this season. Caleb Pressley is a two-sport star and brings plenty of athleticism to the quarterback position for Chris Kearson’s Wing-T offense. He has thrown for nearly 1,000 yards and had a touchdown pass in the last game. ECI is back in the semifinals for the first time since making the finals in 2008. The team last won the state title in 2007 under former coach Milan Turner, who is now the Thomson head coach.

LiNCOLN COuNTy

WiLCOx COuNTy

DOOLy COuNTy

ECi

OPPONENT SCORE

MCCORMiCK, SC WON 24-0

WASHiNGTON-WiLKES LOST 6-21

NiNETy Six, SC WON 41-21

FiRST PRESByTERiAN DAy WON 49-27

WARREN COuNTy WON 49-6

AquiNAS WON 20-13

GEORGiA MiLiTARy WON 57-7

TWiGGS COuNTy WON 49-0

WiLKiNSON COuNTy WON 21-19




OPPONENT SCORE


MONROE LOST 14-28

DOOLy COuNTy WON 28-14

CHARLTON COuNTy LOST 26-32

LANiER COuNTy WON 40-0

TuRNER COuNTy WON 38-0

CLiNCH COuNTy WON 33-7

SWAiNSBORO WON 40-24

iRWiN COuNTy WON 28-21

TELFAiR COuNTy WON 21-0

GREENViLLE WON 42-14

MARiON COuNTy WON 39-21

OPPONENT SCORE

MACON COuNTy WON 21-20

AMERiCuS-SuMTER WON 21-12

WiLCOx COuNTy LOST 14-28

BROOKSTONE WON 7-3

HAWKiNSViLLE WON 24-16

CENTRAL, TALBOTTON WON 45-0

MARiON COuNTy LOST 7-12

ST ANNE-PACELLi WON 47-14

GREENViLLE WON 35-0

SCHLEy COuNTy WON 48-0

TuRNER COuNTy WON 19-8

SEMiNOLE COuNTy WON 34-28

OPPONENT SCORE

METTER WON 42-7

WASHiNGTON COuNTy LOST 22-48

jENKiNS COuNTy WON 42-15

CLAxTON WON 14-6

PORTAL WON 48-0

WHEELER COuNTy WON 68-7

TREuTLEN WON 50-6

jOHNSON COuNTy WON 40-0

MONTGOMERy COuNTy WON 56-7

SAVANNAH CHRiSTiAN WON 48-14

GORDON LEE WON 46-12

TRiON WON 27-10

class a - PuBlic PrEViEWBy Fletcher Proctor



CLASS A-pubLiC ROSTERS

# Name Gr. Pos.

1 Max Ashmore 11 PK

2 C J Chinn 12 REC

3 Blake Murray 12 REC

4 Glenn Creech 12 REC

5 Lakeith Lockhart 10 QB

6 Jalen Smith 11 DB

7 David Byrne RB

8 Zireycus Letman 11 REC/DB

9 Jarvis Smith 11 REC/DB

10 Bryce Roberts 10 LB

11 Mike McIntire 11 RB

12 Fred Crite 11 REC/DB

14 Jalen Wade 10 RB/DE

15 Eric Thomas 11 REC/DB

18 Ben Turner 11 QB

24 Martrell Murray 12 REC/DB

25 Quadarious Hunter 12 RB/LB

26 Jamar Norman 10 RB/DB

27 Jalen Franklin 12 REC/DB

30 Kendrick Beard 10 RB/LB

33 Aaron Smith 10 LB

34 Dayshawn Taylor 12 RB/LB

42 Dee Jones 10 DL

44 James Spratlin 11 PK

50 Jared Dilorenzo 11 OL

53 Tyler Vaughn 10 OL

55 Will Wilhelm 12 OL/DE

56 Lethacious Lockhart 11 DL

57 Quinton Cleveland 10 OL

58 Lincoln LeRoy 10 OL

59 Jarrod Edmunds 10 OL

60 Ron White 11 OL

61 Jonathan Partlow 11 TE/DE

65 Tony Beard 12 OL/DL

66 Owen Smallwood 10 OL

74 Andy Ray Wengrow 11 OL/DL

79 Jaquan Leverett 10 OL/DL

80 Tyquan Ross 11 REC

85 Shawn Brown 10 REC

87 Keyston Duncan 12 REC

# Name Gr. Pos.

1 Damion McCormick 10 WR/DB

2 Quinn Tisdol 10 WR/DB

3 Rohan Townsend 12 RB/LB

4 AJ Sailor 11 WR/DB

5 Stealth Turner 12 RB/LB

6 Johnny Dwight 11 RB/DE

7 Johnathan Howard 12 WR/DB

8 Hunter Munden 9 QB/DB

9 Jamaad Peavy 9 RB/DB

10 Makail Grace 12 QB/DB

11 Josh Jackson 11 TE/DE

12 Larry Munford 12 WR/DB

14 Antwan Benjamin 9 WR/DB

16 AJ Benjamin 12 TE/LB

17 Shaquan Gibson 12 RB/DB

18 Larry Lindsey 12 RB/DB

20 Rakevian Peterson 10 WR/DB

21 Maurice Edwards 10 RB/LB

24 Harris McBurse 12 WR/DB

25 Shaquan Murphy 9 RB/DB

26 Travis Collins 9 RB/DB

28 Robert Gaddy 11 RB/LB

31 Roberto Carrillo 10 K/DE

32 Jaquavius Hayes 9 RB/LB

33 Matthew Vasquez 10 RB/DE

34 Davon Dixon 10 RB/DE

38 Troy Creech 10 WR/DB

42 Kameon Peavy 11 RB/LB

43 Jay Brown 10 TE/LB

51 Michael Dennard 12 OL/DE

53 Marques Ferguson 9 OL/DL

54 Robert McGuinty 9 OL/DL

55 Peyton Turner 9 OL/DL

56 Anfernee Daniels 10 OL/DE

57 Chad Matthews 12 OL/DL

60 Daniel Newsome 11 OL/DL

63 Juan Carrillo 12 K/OL

64 John West 12 OL/DL

67 Steven Turner 9 OL/DL

72 Tremaine Young 10 OL/DL

74 Marquise Brown 12 OL/DL

75 Jessie Bahena 9 OL/DL

77 Malik Grace 11 OL/DL

# Name Gr. Pos.1 James Brown 12 RB/DB2 Jakobie Boatright 11 QB/DB3 Zach Cowart 10 QB/DB/H5 Greg Purcell 12 LB/RB6 Harvey Washington 10 RB/DB7 Taiwan Daughtry 12 TE/LB/RB8 Caleb Pressey 12 QB/K/S9 Zavier Robinson 12 RB/DE10 Dez Gatson 11 WR/DB11 Tyler Cannady 9 WR/DB12 Willie Worthen 10 TE/DE13 Logan Fuller 10 WR/DB15 Renato Camarillo 12 RB/DL16 Ronnie Gordon 10 TE/DE17 Kenny Butler 11 R/DB20 Kinton Raymond 9 RB/DB21 Caleb Lindsey 9 WR/DB23 Raymond Boatright 11 RB/DB24 Renaldo Williams 12 RB/DB/KR25 Des Williams 10 OL/DE26 Darius McCullough 11 WR/DB28 Quin Coleman 10 RB/DB34 Michael Sutton 10 RB/LB35 Keith Sapp 11 TE/DE36 Michael Brantley 11 DE/TE44 Michael Walker 10 RB/LB45 Troy Randall 11 TE/DE50 Timmy Cook 10 OL/LB51 Micah Williams 11 OL/DL52 Morgan Elliot 11 OL/DL53 T.J.Hackle 11 OL/DL55 Devarious Bell 10 OL/DL58 Colorado Gearheart 10 OL/DL59 Ethan Proctor 11 OL/DL60 Boulder Brown 10 OL/DL61 Jarret Henry 11 OL/DL62 Mitchell Cowart 10 OL/DL63 Jason Burke 10 OL/DL64 Tray Lanier 10 OL/DL65 Gunnar Brown 12 OL/DL68 Austin Grimes 9 OL/DL69 Willie Johnson 9 WR/DB71 Jarrod Downer 10 OL/DL/LS72 Cody Barwick 11 DL/K73 Britt Todd 11 OL/DL74 Zach Thompson 10 OL/DL76 Timmy Hills 11 OL/DL78 Zack Bright 12 OL/DL79 Marquavius Akins 9 OL/DL80 Devonte’Peterson 10 WR/DB83 Nathan Henry 11 WR/DB85 Josh Black 10 WR/DB88 Schuyler Johnson 10 WR/DE

Head Coach Larry Campbell Head Coach Mark LedfordHead Coach Jimmy Hughes Head Coach Chris Kearson

LINCOLN COUNTYRED DEVILS

WILCOX COUNTYPATRIOTS

DOOLY COUNTYBOBCATS

EMANUEL CO. INST.BULLDOGS

No. Name Gr. Pos.

1 Jaylen Daniels 12 DE

2 Lotorrance Childs 10 WR/DB

3 Terrell Royal 12 QB/WR/DB

4 Cortney Clark 11 WR

5 Jerome Pressley 10 DB

6 Tay Daniels 11 LB

7 AJ Smith 12 QB

8 Tyrone Anderson 12 WR

10 Javarious Hardrick 11 RB/WR/LB

11 Trevoski Lundy 10 WR

12 Kris Lundy 11WR/DB

14 Jordan Miles 9 QB

17 Kereon Merrell 11 WR/DB

20 Deontay Brown 12 DB/WR

21 Tre Cobb 11 RB/LB

22 Mark Clark 11 RB/LB

24 Zachary Hooks 12 RB/LB

25 Chanin Hamilton 10 RB/LB

27 Rashad Hawkins 11 RB/LB

26 Diego Cruz 12 K/P

33 Javarious Adams 9

34 Mark Lloyd 11 RB/LB

35 Josh Thomas 9

44 Malik Adams 10 FB/LB

47 Kenneth Oliver 9

50 Demetrius Boone 10 OL/DL

51 Dequan Daniels 12 DE

52 Montravius Adams 12 DT

53 Kendall Kellogg 10 OL/DL

55 Jaleel Brown 11 DL

56 Sedeyrius Hicks 12 OL

57 Curt Hardrick 10 OL/DL

58 Tyrell Deriso 11 DL/OL

62 Larry Glover 11 OL/DL

63 Kevin Griffin 9 OL/DL

64 JaSean Wiley 12 DL/OL

65 Tahj Morrell 9

73 Jontavious Levya 9

75 Jeremiah West 12 DL/OL



Prince Avenue Chr. vs. Landmark Chr.

Landmark Christian (9-3) made the finals one year ago and could be poised to return under Wayne Brantley thanks to junior tailback Jeremiah Kirkland. The War Eagles back rushed

for 214 yards and three scores in Landmark Christian’s 38-24 win over First Presbyterian in the second round. Josh Nobles is another playmaker for Landmark Christian. The War Eagles opened the postseason with a 10-7 road win against Calvary Day, earning a measure of revenge after Calvary Day beat the War Eagles to open up the season. Landmark Christian has defeated Athens Christian, Our Lady of Mercy and Holy Innocents’, all playoff teams, during the regular season. The War Eagles have been a regular playoff team since 2001, but are finally starting to show dominance in the state’s smallest classification. Brantley could be sitting on a budding dynasty that simply needs to win one to bust through the door. Prince Avenue Christian (10-2) will face Landmark Christian after upsetting No. 1 Athens Academy in a rematch of a game played earlier this season. The Wolverines defense stood tall in the 24-7 win, registering sacks, forcing two fumbles and intercepting two passes. Carl Mat-tox rushed for 121 yards and a score to give coach Mark Farriba the win over Athens Academy. Mattox also stars in the defensive secondary. Christian Payne blocked a punt and had a pair of sacks in the quarterfinal victory. Prince Avenue previously took out Darlington 42-21 on the road. This will be Prince Avenue Christian’s first home playoff game in 2012. The team fell to George Walton Academy in the final game of the regular season but previously rattled off eight wins in nine games, including victories over playoff teams such as Savannah Christian, Athens Christian and Commerce. Prince Avenue reached the semifinals last year after reaching the postseason for the first time in program history in 2010.

Eagle’s Landing Chr. vs. George Walton Acad.

After soundly defeating the defending Class A champions in the quarterfinals, Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy (11-1) now prepares to host No. 11 seed George Walton

Academy (9-3). The Chargers hope to be sparked by their do-everything RB/LB Keyante Green. Green has played all over the field for coach Jonathan Gess when healthy. He has missed chunks of the season and sat out last week with a high ankle sprain. Dalton Etheridge is back at quarterback after missing time with his own injury. He helped the offense rack up 407 yards with his legs (three scores, 69 yards) and arm (two touchdown passes) in a 42-7 quarterfinal victory over Savannah Christian. Defensively, Isaac Rochell is a star at defen-sive end and will play at Notre Dame next year. Gess’ team fell in the semifinals last year to finalist Landmark Christian. This year’s team has beaten Landmark Christian once during the regular season while also beating Holy Innocents’ before taking out Our Lady of Mercy 42-14 in Round 1. George Walton Academy has a stud at running back in junior Stanley Williams. After rushing for 224 yards in the Round 1 win over Aquinas, Williams scored twice to go with 251 yards on 17 carries in a 37-7 victory over Walker in the quarterfinal round. He now has 24 touchdowns on the season. If ELCA can shut down Williams, George Walton Academy may struggle to find other avenues of producing yardage. The team managed 370 yards against Walker, 251 coming from Williams. Don Williams’ squad can certainly say it is battle-tested. The 9-3 mark includes wins over First Presbyterian, Holy Innocents, Commerce, Prince Av-enue Christian and Athens Christian, as well as the 38-12 win in a rematch over Aquinas and the victory over Walker. The team also fell this season to Athens Academy by one point. This is George Walton’s first trip to the GHSA semifinals.

PRiNCE AVENuE CHR.

EAGLE’S LANDiNG CHR.

LANDMARK CHR.

GEORGE WALTON ACAD.

OPPONENT SCORE

ST FRANCiS WON 48-20



GLASCOCK COuNTy WON 48-7

ATHENS CHRiSTiAN WON 40-0

ATHENS ACADEMy LOST 7-14

COMMERCE WON 30-0

HEBRON CHRiSTiAN ACAD. WON 48-6

PiNECREST ACADEMy WON 50-35

GEORGE WALTON ACAD. LOST 14-17

DARLiNGTON WON 42-21

ATHENS ACADEMy WON 24-7

OPPONENT SCORE

WASHiNGTON COuNTy LOST 19-24

BRiARWOOD CHRiSTiAN, AL WON 32-7

CLiNCH COuNTy WON 47-20


HOLy iNNOCENTS’ WON 42-3

MT VERNON PRESByTERiAN WON 62-0

OuR LADy OF MERCy WON 49-0

STRONG ROCK CHRiSTiAN WON 69-6

PACE ACADEMy WON 55-0

LANDMARK CHRiSTiAN WON 43-0



OPPONENT SCORE

CALVARy DAy LOST 21-28


WiLKiNSON COuNTy LOST 10-41

MOuNT PARAN CHRiSTiAN WON 28-10

MT VERNON PRESByTERiAN WON 62-0


STRONG ROCK CHRiSTiAN WON 49-0

PACE ACADEMy WON 38-14

HOLy iNNOCENTS WON 36-3

EAGLES LNDG CHR. ACAD LOST 0-43

CALVARy DAy WON 10-7


OPPONENT SCORE


AquiNAS LOST 21-28, (OT)

HOLy iNNOCENTS WON 45-14

WARREN COuNTy WON 37-0

COMMERCE WON 26-14

HEBRON CHR. ACAD. WON 52-10

PiNECREST ACADEMy LOST 10-29

ATHENS ACADEMy LOST 20-21


PRiNCE AVENuE CHR. WON 17-14

AquiNAS WON 38-12

WALKER WON 37-7

class a - PriVaTE PrEViEWBy Fletcher Proctor



# Name Gr. Pos.

1 Carl Mattox 11 B

2 Ward Evans 11 SE

3 Zack Graham 10 B

4 Jonah Doster 9 B

5 Cody Pannell 11 K

12 Jones Farriba 12 B

14 Travis Clark 11 SE

16 Adam Hayden 12 K

18 George Alviter 10 B

20 Sutton Norris 9 B

21 Blake Graham 10 TE

22 Hayden Lewis 11 B

23 Daniel Howell 12 SE

24 Clayton Moorman 11 B

25 Tyler Foster 10 B

28 Seabon Davis 9 B

30 Max Moorman 10 B

32 Bryce Huff 11 B

33 Tyler Parrish 11 TE

34 Caleb Steiner 9 SE

36 James Wagner 10 TE

38 Rob Farriba 11 B

42 Christian Payne 10 TE

53 Damen Casper 11 G

54 Carter Patton 12 T

56 James Shirley 12 G

58 Jason Shivar 12 G

60 T. J. Loveless 10 G

61 Sam Kennon 11 G

63 Alexander Stier 10 C

64 Chandler Gray 10 T

65 Wesley Bridgham 11 T

66 Clay Petty 10 G

67 Chandler Chittom 10 G

68 Ashton Glenn 9 G

71 Trent Hood 10 T

72 David Zeagler 11 T

74 Logan Moulton 9 T

76 Josh Grider 12 T

77 Jordan Williams 11 C

84 Brandon Sallee 10 TE

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Keyante Green 12 RB/LB2 Jevious Terry 12 WR/DB3 Dalton Etheridge 11 QB4 Bryson Durden 11 RB5 Cameron Stewart 10 RB/LB6 Issac Barber 11 P/K7 Marquis Griffin 12 WR/DB8 Patrick Busscher 12 WR9 Cam Merritt 9 WR/DB10 Jordan Long 9 QB/DB11 Davis Reynolds 1012 Jamal Tookes 11 WR/DB13 Ethan McKibbon 11 WR14 Garrison Durham 9 RB/LB15 Davis Carrandi 11 WR17 Cole Dellinger 12 WR/P18 Christian Yancey 10 WR/DB19 Jacob Luke 9 WR/DB20 Lane Timspson 11 RB/LB21 Andrew Loach 10 WR/DB22 DJ Curl 12 WR/DB23 Brad Moore 11 WR/DB25 Antwaun Campbell 10 WR/DB26 Adam Brown 9 K27 Matthew East 11 WR/DB28 Konner Wright 12 DB30 Drew Cox 10 WR/DB32 Gabe Hinkle 10 WR/DB33 Chase Burdette 9 RB/LB36 Griffin Alexander 9 RB/LB40 Andreus Holley 12 RB/NG41 Sam Shockley 9 OL/DL42 Braxton Harris 11 LB43 Morgan Alexander 10 DB44 Aaron Farthing 11 WR/DB45 Josh Shockley 11 FB/LB48 Nick Dawson 10 WR/DL49 Davis Watts 11 LB50 Evan Lewis 10 OL/LB51 Zach Green 9 OL/DL52 Alex Jerreat 11 FB/LB53 Matthew Moore 11 OL54 Noah Richards 9 OL/DL55 Dalton Hardeman 9 OL/DL56 Bryce Rush 11 OL57 Chris Lightsey 9 OL/DL58 Montero Boyd 9 OL/DL59 Spencer Stefano 10 OL/DL60 Austin Byrd 9 OL/DL62 Chandler Reeves 9 OL/DL63 Holton Henry 11 DL65 Mitchell Devonshire 10 OL/DL68 Lee Griffin 11 OL70 Beau Beasley 11 OL71 Gib Pounds 11 OL73 Jake Martin 12 OL74 Patrick Zember 10 OL/DL75 Tyler Petty 12 OL76 Alexander Johnson 12 OL/DL77 Ryan Meneely 10 OL/DL78 Isaac Rochelle 12 OL/DL79 Andrew Williams 11 OL/DL80 Cole Niblett 9 WR/DB81 Aaron Bright 10 WR/DB85 Christian Zember 11 DL98 Darius Goode 10 WR/DL

# Name Gr. Pos.1 Stanley Williams 11 RB/CB 2 Brooks McDonel 10 SE/C3 Evan South 12 OLB/RB4 Jackson Briscoe 11 SE/C5 Buck Fisher 9 QB/FS6 Josh Holton 11 MLB/TE7 Cole Fisher 10 K8 Nick Waters 11 RB/SS9 Demetrios Mason 9 SE/CB10 Wes Hutter 10 CB/WR11 Tucker Shull 10 QB/FS12 Hunter Rice 12 QB/FS13 George Hart 10 WR/SS14 Trey Johnson 9 WR/CB15 Cale Brown 11 WR/FS16 Keyton Russel 9 WR/S18 Denzel Coley 9 WB/CB/RB20 Casey Shubert 12 WR/CB21 Brooks Barrineau 9 WR/CB22 Tyler Jaravis 12 OLB/FB/LS23 Dean South 9 OLB24 Bryant Bolds 9 OLB/FB25 Lane Ledford 12 WR/OLB33 Caleb Scott 12 OLB/FB40 Matt Berens 12 WR/CB44 JD Buice 9 MLB/FB47 Conner Malcom 9 G/DT50 Nolan Bullard 12 G/DT52 John Casey 10 G/OLB54 Cade Sorrells 10 OLB/P55 William Morris 9 C/NG56 Mason Johnson 12 G/NG61 Chase Sisk 11 C62 Chad Miles 11 G/DT64 Zach Poisal 9 G/OLB66 Noah Franklin 9 G/DT71 Elijah Briscoe 12 G/NG72 Patrick Stewart 11 OLB/OT73 Bowen Moore 9 T/DT74 Taylor Lane 9 T/DT75 Cole Inman 10 C/DT76 Chad Howell 12 T/DT77 Aaron Schwartz 11 T/DT78 Trae Stodghill 9 G/DT79 Luke Brunson 9 G/OLB80 JJ Litumbe 9 WR/CB81 John Baxter 11 K/P85 Matthew Chick 11 OT/DT88 Geno Bailey 12 TE/DT

Head Coach Mark Farriba Head Coach Jonathan GessHead Coach Wayne Brantley Head Coach Don Williams

PRINCE AVE. CHR.WOLVERINES

ELCACHARGERS

LANDMARK CHR.WAR EAGLES

GEORGE WALTONBULLDOGS

No. Name Year Pos.2 Nolan Bryant 11 WR/OLB4 Bassell Hojeij 9 RB/FS 5 Josh Nobles 12 WR6 Ben Baggett 10 QB7 Will Martin 12 QB8 Sterling Dixon 10 TE/WR9 John Knight 12 WR/CB10 Aaron Burtz 10 WR11 Darius Smith 11 DB/FS/SS12 Evan Price 10 MLB/RB/FB14 Stockton McGuire 9 QB/FS15 Preston Davis 9 WR/CB16 Ben Copeland 12 WR/CB17 Cole Higbie 12 SS/FS/QB18 Peyton Hayes 9 WR/CB22 Jeremiah Kirkland 11 RB24 Caleb Cobb 9 RB/CB25 Ben Patterson 12 CB/FS/SS30 Sylvester Toe 9 RB/DE32 Ethan Sewell 12 DB/CB/FS/SS33 Deion Hill 11 FB/NG35 Drew McMurrain 10 LB36 Cody Chastain 9 FB/SS47 William Higbie 11 LB48 Joshua Cobb 9 FB/OLB51 Titus Creamer 10 LB52 Conner Swords 12 OL/LB53 Camden Cusumano 9 C/MLB54 Jacob Cobb 12 OLB55 Will Yancey 10 TE/WR/LB56 Mitch Messer 9 57 Greg Pulliam 12 FB/MLB58 Drew Anderson 9 G/NG60 Bradley Fleming 10 T/DE61 Nolan Cartledge 10 G/NG62 Josh Apter 10 OL64 Zachary Stone 9 G/DT/NG66 Reed McGuire 12 DE70 Michael Johnson 11 OL72 Hunter Wallace 9 G/NG74 Jackson Ayers 9 G/DT/NG75 Jon Paul Reed 12 OL77 Brooks Austin 12 C/OL/DL79 Steven Bedosky 9 T/DT/NG80 Sam Dobbs 10 WR81 Will Walters 12 WR/TE88 Taylor Snyder 9 WR/OLB90 Devon Pruitt 11 C/DT/NG

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