Walker McCrary

Week 7 provided us a little bit of clarity in some regions but muddied the waters in some others.

Gritty. That's the word that comes to Lumpkin County head coach Heath Webb's mind about Friday night's 30-21 win over Wesleyan.

Cherokee Bluff jumped out to a 28-3 lead and held on for a big 8-4A win over Cedar Shoals Friday night, 36-23.

East Forsyth scored all their points in the first half in a 42-0 win over East Hall in 8-4A action Friday night.

In a week where there were multiple games that had big margins of victory, there were also many games that had massive impacts on region standings.

It was all Buford from the opening whistle as the Wolves took down Collins Hill Friday night in a dominant 43-0 win.

In a big 7-3A showdown, it was White County that found themselves on the winning side, defeating Dawson County 24-14 Friday night at Tiger Stadium.

Despite trailing 14-0 early, the Commerce Tigers came back to take down First Presbyterian 28-14 Friday night.

Region 8-4A highlighted Week 6 of high school football in Northeast Georgia, but there were other exciting games around the area.

Region play accounted for nearly the entire slate in Week 6 of high school football, and the games keep on getting better each week.