High School Sports

For most of the teams in Northeast Georgia, the first week of the playoffs didn't go well. But for six of our area teams, the 2024 season has yet to come to a close.

Superman has ex-ray vision. The Hulk has superhuman strength. Wonder Woman can fly. North Hall has The Brickyard Magic.

There is an old sports adage that says beating a team twice in one season is hard. The Cherokee Bluff football team does not subscribe to that maxim.

Top-seeded Jefferson wasted no time getting on the board Friday night on the way to a 45-6 win over Monroe in the opening round of the Class 3A playoffs.

On the surface, Jackson County’s 31-7 loss to defending Class 5A state champion Coffee Friday night in the first round of the Class 5A playoffs looks like the Panthers are still a long way from competing for the ultimate prize.

East Coweta came to play, but Buford's physicality finally caught up as the Wolves ran away to win 57-9 Friday night at Tom Riden Stadium.

Gainesville saw its season come to an abrupt end Friday night as they fell to Sequoyah, 38-28.

Chestatee did all they could to keep up but fell in a shootout at Peach County Friday night, 56-33

Commerce found themselves in a battle to open the Class A Division I playoffs Friday night as they edged out Bremen, 35-28.

Jones County took advantage of three East Forsyth turnovers to run away with a 51-21 win over the Broncos in the first round of the Class 4A playoffs on Friday night.