Basketball Media Day at Daniel McLaughlin Therrell High School.
Mays senior Kamiyah Street was named the Georgia High Schools Association Class AAAAAA Girls Player of the Year and the Atlanta/South Fulton Girls Player of the Year by the Atlanta Journal Constitution.
A dozen Atlanta Public Schools (APS) student athletes were named to the Atlanta Journal Constitution (AJC) All-State and All-Metro basketball teams on Friday.
Mays senior guard Kamiyah Street was named the Class AAAAAA All-State Girls Player of the Year, as well as the Atlanta/South Fulton Girls Player of the Year. Street led the Raiders to the Georgia High Schools Association (GHSA) Class AAAAAA state championship, under the leadership of head coach Chantay Frost who was named All-State Class AAAAAA Coach of the Year and Atlanta/South Fulton Coach of the Year. Mays finished with a record of 22-9 and won the program’s second state championship (2003).
For the boys, South Atlanta senior forward Tyler Thornton was named the All-State Class AA Boys Player of the Year by the AJC, while his head coach, Michael Reddick, was named Coach of the Year. South Atlanta won the GHSA Class AA State title, the school’s first since 2009, and finished the season with a record of 29-1.
Here is the list of All-State and All-Metro accolades:
GIRLS
Dominique Banks, Senior, Maynard Jackson
Honorable Mention All-State Class AAAAAA
Tiamya Butler, Senior, Maynard Jackson
Second Team Atlanta/South Fulton
Sabree Gallishaw, Senior, Washington
First Team All-State Class AA, First Team Atlanta/South Fulton
Shatara Goodman, Junior, Coretta Scott King
Honorable Mention Atlanta/South Fulton
Lawrencia Simon, Senior, South Atlanta
Honorable Mention All-State Class AA, Second Team
Kamiyah Street, Senior, Mays
All-State Class AAAAAA Player of the Year, Atlanta/South Fulton Player of the Year
BOYS
Marquavius Carter, Junior, Maynard Jackson
Honorable Mention All-State Class AAAAA
Stavon Griggs, Senior, KIPP Atlanta Collegiate
Honorable Mention All-State Class AA, Honorable Mention Atlanta/South Fulton
JaQuavius Hayes, Senior, Maynard Jackson
First Team All-State Class AAAAA, Second Team Atlanta/South Fulton
Corey Moore, Senior, Therrell
Honorable Mention All-State Class AA, Honorable Mention Atlanta/South Fulton
Devonta Pullins, Senior, South Atlanta
Second Team All-State Class AA, Second Team All-State Atlanta/South Fulton
Tyler Thornton, Senior, South Atlanta
All-State Class AA Player of the Year, First Team Atlanta/South Fulton
COACHES
Chantay Frost, Mays (Girls)
Class AAAAAA Coach of the Year, Atlanta/South Fulton Coach of the Year
Michael Reddick, South Atlanta (Boys)
Class AA Coach of the Year
South Atlanta won the 2017 Georgia High Schools Association basketball state championship with a 68-33 win over Swainsboro, last Saturday at McCamish Pavilion on the campus of Georgia Tech.
You get a state title, and you get a state title and you get a state title!
It rained state championships in Atlanta Public Schools (APS) this basketball season as the district was the only school system in the state to have two separate schools win a title on the varsity level and one junior varsity title as well.
The Atlanta Wolfpack won the 2017 Adaptive Sports Junior Varsity state championship last week.
The Atlanta Wolfpack, the APS wheelchair basketball team, defeated the Houston County Sharks, 40-22, to win the junior varsity wheelchair basketball state championship on March 4, at Hull Middle School in Duluth (Gwinnett County). The Sharks had defeated the Wolfpack in previous meetings between the two teams, but the APS squad – made up of players from Carver, Douglass, and South Atlanta High School, as well as Long Middle School and Perkerson Elementary School – would not be denied this year.
The Mays girls won the GHSA Class AAAAAA state championship, last Thursday at Stegeman Coliseum on the campus of UGA in Athens.
Five days later on March 9, the Mays girls defeated Harrison (Cobb County), 52-51, to win the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) Class AAAAAA basketball state championship at Stegeman Coliseum on the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens. The Raiders were led, as they were throughout the season, by senior guard Kamiyah Street, who scored 26 points. She made four-of-six free throws in the game’s final minute to help seal the win against the Hoyas, who kept the game close all night.
Then on March 11, the South Atlanta boys led from start to finish and put an emphatic exclamation point on its season with a 68-33 win over Swainsboro (Emanuel County) in the Class AA state title game. The Hornets led by 14 points at halftime and never looked back. South Atlanta was led in scoring by Devonta Pullins with 20 points and Jalen Stegall added 15. The Hornets sealed the deal this season after coming up a bit short previously. They lost to Morgan County in the state semifinals last season and again to Morgan County in the 2015 quarterfinals. But this year, South Atlanta closed the deal in style.
Congrats to our three state champions in basketball!
Atlanta Wolfpack: Ja’Kobe Pearson, a freshman at Douglass; Willie Jackson, a senior at Carver; Ouyona Underwood, a junior at South Atlanta; Jarvis Wallace, a sophomore at South Atlanta; Jartavious Wallace, a sixth grader at Long Middle School and Jakamron Wilkerson, a fifth grader at Perkerson Elementary School. The team is coached by Jimmy Roberts, kindergarten paraprofessional at Perkerson.
Mays: Seniors Brandi Heard, Kamiyah Street, Kendall Pack and Sierra Loving; juniors Denea Evan, Demeesha Wallace and Meesha Wallace; and sophomores Kyra McWhorter, Jade Bell, Chardae Bell and Natoria Hill. The team is coached by Chantay Frost.
South Atlanta: Seniors Frank Bailey, Acey Brown, Antonio Gay, Freeman Jordan, Devonta Pullins, Demontay Roberts and Tyler Thornton; juniors Dondre Barnes and Jalen Stegall; and freshman Ja’Quavian Florence. The team is coached by Michael Reddick.
The Carver boys basketball team stunned everyone by winning the Class AAAAA – Region 6 championship last weekend. The Panthers will host Loganville of Walton County, in the first round of the state playoffs this weekend.
BASKETBALL
Eleven Atlanta Public Schools (APS) teams earned spots in the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) state basketball playoffs this weekend, while three will take the floor as region champions.
The Carver boys sent shockwaves throughout the state as they made an improbable run to the Class AAAAA – Region 6 championship. Going into the region tournament, the Panthers had lost three consecutive games to Riverwood (52-20), Grady (71-66) and North Springs (71-61). But they enacted their revenge in the tournament defeating Grady (58-57) in the first round, North Springs (72-55) in the second, Maynard Jackson (47-32) in the semi-finals and finally Riverwood (49-46) in the finals. Carver (15-13) will host Loganville (Walton County), the No. 4 seed from Region 8, Saturday at 3 p.m., in the first round of the Class AAAAA state playoffs. The Red Devils have a record of 13-14.
The Maynard Jackson girls won their second consecutive region championship, improving
The Maynard Jackson girls won their second consecutive region championship.
their record to 21-2 with a 55-39 win over Lithia Springs (Douglas County) in the Class AAAAA – Region 6 championship game, played last Saturday on their home floor. Last season, the team advanced to the Class AAA state title game before losing to Morgan County, 68-61. The Jaguars will now host Clarke Central (Athens-Clarke County) in the first round of the Class AAAAA state playoffs, Friday at 6 p.m. The Gladiators, the No. 4 seed from Region 8, have a record of 11-15.
The South Atlanta boys (24-1) went into the region tournament as the No. 1 team in the Atlanta Journal Constitution Class AA Top 10 poll, and they played like it. The Hornets won their third consecutive region championship last Friday, with a 73-57 win over Hapeville Charter (Fulton County) in the Class AA – Region 6 title game. Last season South Atlanta was knocked out of the state playoffs in the semi-finals by eventual champion Morgan County, 64-61. South Atlanta will host Elbert County (14-14) in the first round of the Class AA state playoffs, Saturday at 6 p.m.
The South Atlanta boys, the No. 1 team in the Atlanta Journal Constitution Class AA Top 10 poll, won their third consecutive region title.
Here is a look at the other APS teams that advanced to the first round of the state playoffs (Tickets are $7, all games begin at 6 p.m., unless otherwise noted):
Friday, February 17
The Douglass girls (17-7), the No. 2 seed from Class AA – Region 6, will host Putnam County, the No. 3 seed from Region 8. The Eagles have a record of 15-12.
The Mays girls (17-9), the No. 3 seed from Class AAAAAA – Region 5, will play at Alpharetta (Fulton County), at a time that has yet to be determined. Alpharetta, the No. 2 seed from Region 7, has a record of 18-10.
The South Atlanta girls (11-11), the No. 3 seed from Class AA – Region 6, will play at Banks County, the No. 2 seed from Region 8. The Leopards have a record of 19-8.
The Therrell girls (6-13), the No. 4 seed from Class AA – Region 6, will play at Regtion 8 champion Rabun County (25-2).
The Therrell boys (16-7), the No. 3 seed from Class AA – Region 6, will play at Monticello (Jasper County), the No. 2 seed from Region 8. The Purple Hurricanes have a record of 18-8.
Saturday, February 18
The Maynard Jackson boys (19-8), the No. 3 seed from Class AAAAA – Region 6, will play at Cedar Shoals (Athens-Clarke County), the No. 2 seed from Region 8, at 5 p.m. The Jaguars have a record of 23-8.
The Mays boys (10-14), the No. 4 seed from Class AAAAAA – Region 5, will play at Pope (Cobb County), the Region 7 champion. The Greyhounds have a record of 24-4.
The Washington boys (8-19), the No. 4 seed from Class AA – Region 6, will play at Banks County (22-4), the Region 8 champs.
The Douglass girls basketball team will take on Hapeville Charter (Fulton County) for the Class AA-Region 6 tournament championship, tonight at 7 p.m., at Douglass.
BASKETBALL
Two Atlanta Public Schools (APS) teams will play for region tournament championships this weekend, while nine others have locked up slots in next week’s Georgia High School Association (GHSA) state playoffs.
The Douglass girls’ team will face Hapeville Charter (Fulton County), Friday at 7 p.m., at Douglass, for the Class AA-Region 6 tournament title. The Astros have compiled a record of 17-6 and have won eight of their last 10 games.
The South Atlanta boys’ team also will take on Hapeville Charter, Friday at 8:30 p.m., at Douglass for the boys’ tournament championship. The Hornets (23-1) entered the tournament as the No. 1-ranked team in the Atlanta Journal Constitution Class AA Top 10 poll.
Nine other teams have advanced to the final four of their respective region tournaments, thereby securing one of the four state playoff spots for the region. All will take the floor Friday night. Tickets to all region tournament games are $7:
Boys
- Carver vs. Maynard Jackson, 5:30 p.m., at Maynard Jackson, Class AAAAA-Region 6 semi-finals
- Mays vs. South Paulding (Paulding County), 8:30 p.m., at Creekside (Fulton County), Class AAAAAA-Region 5 semi-finals
- Washington vs. Therrell, 5:30 p.m., at Douglass, Class AA-Region 6 Third-place game
Girls
- Maynard Jackson vs. North Springs (Fulton County), 7 p.m., at Maynard Jackson, Class AAAAA-Region 6 semi-finals
- Mays vs. New Manchester (Douglas County), 4 p.m., at Creekside (Fulton County), Class AAAAAA-Region 5 semi-finals
- Therrell vs. South Atlanta, 4 p.m., at Douglass, Class AA-Region 6 Third-place game
Middle School
The middle school championships were decided last week, as the KIPP Vision girls defeated Inman, while the Bunche boys took down Sutton.
SWIMMING/DIVING
North Atlanta senior Yannick Smith placed third in the 100 freestyle, fourth in the 50 freestyle, and swam a leg on the 200 and 400 freestyle relays, to pace the Water Warriors to their best finish ever at the GHSA State Swimming-Diving Championships.
North Atlanta turned in an outstanding performance at last weekend’s GHSA Class AAAAAA-AAAAAAA State Championships.
The Water Warriors placed 16th overall out of 77 teams. Among the Class AAAAAA schools, North Atlanta placed fourth, the highest finish in school history. The team is coached by Star Brackin (swimming), Alan Joel (swimming) and Julia Goode (diving).
Here are some of the team’s top performances:
- Yannick Smith, a senior, placed third in the 100-yard freestyle and fourth in the 50-yard free style.
- Drew Sheldon, sophomore, placed seventh in the 1-meter dive.
Sophomore Drew Sheldon placed seventh in the 1-meter dive for North Atlanta at the GHSA State Swimming-Diving Championships.
- The 200-yard freestyle relay team of Smith, fellow seniors Miles Jackson and Zeke Day, and sophomore Lucas Santiago placed 10th.
- The 400-yard freestyle relay team of Smith, Day, Lucas and sophomore Bowdon “Bo” Maiellaro finished 17th.
- Lucas placed 19th in the 100-yard freestyle.
- The 200-yard medley relay team of Day, Jackson, senior Colin Forsyth and sophomore Ethan Roman placed 20th.
Also, the Grady girls’ team finished 20th overall in the Class A-AAAAA. The Grey Knights were paced by Melissa Brown’s fourth place finish in the 50-yard freestyle.
Grady senior receiver Kemari Averette is interviewed by North Atlanta senior Davis Baker after signing his National Letter of Intent to the University of Louisville. Kemari helped lead the Grey Knights to the Georgia High Schools Association Class AAAAA-Region 6 championship.
More than 50 student athletes from 10 Atlanta Public Schools high schools signed National Letters of Intent Wednesday, at the annual APS National Signing Day event.
This year’s ceremony was held at D.M. Therrell High School. While most of the scholarships signed were for football, other sports represented were baseball, basketball, lacrosse, rowing, soccer, softball and track and field.
Always held on the first Wednesday in February, National Signing Day is the first day a student athlete may officially sign a football scholarship, according to regulations set by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). APS is the only metro area school district that hosts a district-wide signing day event.
“This is always a very special day for APS,” said APS Athletic Director Jasper Jewell. “All of the young men and women have worked hard and sacrificed to get to this day, and to see them be able to enjoy this moment with their friends and families is tremendous.”
Here is a list of the 2017 signees:
| CARVER | ||
| Student Athlete | College/University | Sport |
| Trevion Baker | Morehouse College | Football |
| Quentin Gates | Hutchinson Community College | Football |
| DOUGLASS | ||
| Student Athlete | College/University | Sport |
| Deshun Cade | University of West Georgia | Football |
| Jonathan Ford | Lane College | Football |
| Hugo Genchi | Lane College | Football |
| Jamarico Gray | Albany State University | Football |
| Elrico McKenzie | Fort Lauderdale University | Football |
| Ezekial Njoku | U.S. Marine Academy | Football |
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| MAYNARD JACKSON | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Student Athlete | College/University | Sport | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Maurice Jones | Savannah State University | Football | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| KIPP Atlanta Collegiate | |||
| Student Athlete | College/University | Sport | |
| Ernesto Chavez | Lane College | Football | |
| Geronda Hall | Old Dominion University | Football | |
| Marquis Johnson | Southeast Louisiana University | Football | |
| Jacorris Lamar | Reinhardt University | Football | |
| Brandon Perry | Fort Valley State University | Football | |
| Otis Odum | Reinhardt University | Football | |
| Marquis Thorne | Nichols State University | Football | |
| Quartez Walker | Virginia Union University, Lynchburg | Football | |
| NORTH ATLANTA | ||
| Student Athlete | College/University | Sport |
| Larkin DeLaria | Trinity College | Rowing |
| Hayden Dwyer | Cincinnati | Baseball |
| Jack Ferguson | United States Naval Academy | Baseball |
| Majesty Hansberry | Fort Valley State University | Football |
| Jackson Pierce | San Diego University | Track |
| Yvonne (Bonnie) Shea | Dartmouth College | Soccer |
| Bryce Washington | Rutgers University | Soccer |
| Patrick Wilson | Berry College | Lacrosse |
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| THERRELL | ||||||||||||||||
| Student Athlete | College/University | Sport | ||||||||||||||
| Jordan Vence | Avila University | Football | ||||||||||||||
| Kyah Dumas | Tuskegee | Softball | ||||||||||||||
| WASHINGTON | ||||
| Student Athlete | College/University | Sport | ||
| Sabree Gallishaw | Savannah State University | Basketball | ||
| Kalveion Heard | LaGrange College | Football | ||
| Tarik Knox | Lane College | Football | ||
| Montravious Traylor | Clark Atlanta University | Baseball | ||
Benjamin E. Mays junior Kamiyah Street (left) is one of eight Atlanta Public Schools student athletes named to the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s 2016 All-State Basketball Teams. Street is also the Class AAAAA, Region 6 Player of the Year, a Georgia Athletic Coaches Association All-Star and made the Naismith Award’s honorable mention list.
By Seth Coleman
Eight Atlanta Public Schools student athletes were named to the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s 2016 All-State Basketball Teams, the AJC announced on Friday.
Leading the way is Benjamin E. Mays junior Kamiyah Street, who helped propel the Lady Raiders to the quarterfinals of the Georgia High Schools Association (GHSA) Class AAAAA State Basketball Tournament, and a final overall record of 22-8. Street also has been named the Class AAAAA, Region 6 Player of the Year and a Georgia Athletic Coaches Association (GACA) All-Star, and made the Naismith Award’s honorable mention list as well.
Other APS student athletes making the AJC All-State Teams are (* indicates players who also were named GACA All-Stars):
(Boys)
*Avi Toomer, Henry W. Grady, Senior (Class AAAA First Team)
Devontae Dean, South Atlanta, Senior (Class AAA Honorable Mention)
JaQuavius Hayes, Maynard H. Jackson, Junior (Class AAA Honorable Mention)
(Girls)
Kennya Simms, Mays, Senior (Class AAAAA Honorable Mention)
*Keimeshia Walker, Jackson, Senior (Class AAA First Team)
Takiria Lindley, South Atlanta, Senior (Class AAA Second Team)
Erica Gibbons, Jackson, Senior (Class AAA Honorable Mention)
Maynard H. Jackson guard Erica Gibbons (left) grabs a rebound from a Morgan County player during the Georgia High School Association Class AAA basketball championship game, Saturday in Macon. (Courtesy Kent D. Johnson, Atlanta Journal Constitution)
The Maynard H. Jackson girls’ magical season, in which the team inspired an entire community , came to an end Saturday in Macon, as the Lady Jaguars lost the Georgia High School Association Class AAA girls basketball championship game to Morgan County, 68-61, at the Macon Coliseum.
Jackson, the Class AAA Region 6 champions, finished the season with an outstanding school-best record of 30-2.
Jackson guard Kayla Thomas goes up for a shot after going past a Morgan County defender during the GHSA Class AAA basketball championship game, Saturday in Macon. (Courtesy Kent D. Johnson, Atlanta Journal Constitution)
Senior Erica Gibbons, who has signed a scholarship to play next season at Alabama State University, led Jackson in the game, scoring 26 points and grabbing 15 rebounds. Kayla Thomas finished the game with nine points and eight rebounds. Kayla Mayfield, who has signed a scholarship to play next season at Tuskegee University, had six points and 11 rebounds. Kemiesha Walker, who signed with Eastern Michigan University, had six points, Tiernee Smith and Tamara White scored five points and Shantavius Arnold scored four.
Jackson cheerleaders encourage the crowd during the GHSA GHSA Class AAA basketball championship game, Saturday in Macon. (Courtesy Kent D. Johnson, Atlanta Journal Constitution)
The Maynard H. Jackson girls will play for the Georgia High Schools Association Class AAA state basketball title for the first time in school history, Saturday, March 5, at 3 p.m., at the Macon Coliseum.
By Seth Coleman
The Maynard H. Jackson girls will represent Atlanta Public Schools in one of the 14 state championship basketball games hosted in Macon, beginning Thursday, at the Macon Coliseum.
Jackson (30-1) will play for the Georgia High Schools Association Class AAA title against Morgan County (27-3), Saturday, March 5, at 3 p.m. The Lady Jaguars, the Class AAA Region 4 champions, advanced to the state championship game by defeating Beach of Savannah, 72-63, last Saturday at Augusta State University. Jackson held the lead for almost the entire game, and at one point led by as many as 19 points before Beach made a late push.
The Lady Jaguars were led by their senior trio of Erica Gibbons, Kayla Mayfield and Kemiesha Walker. All three have signed to play college basketball: Gibbons at Alabama State University, Mayfield at Tuskegee University and Walker at Eastern Michigan University. A win on Saturday would give Jackson its first state championship in girls basketball.
Morgan County, the Class AAA Region 8 champs, earned its way to the title game with a 65-49 win over Johnson of Savannah. The Lady Bulldogs are led by seniors Alexis “Pumpkin” Brown and Jatariea Bryant, and junior Tatyana Davis.
Both teams will go into the game on long winning streaks. The Lady Jaguars have won 28 games in a row, while Morgan County has won 24 straight. The Lady Bulldogs won the state title in 1983.
The season came to an end over the weekend for the four other APS teams that advanced to the state quarterfinals:
Henry W. Grady (boys)
The Grey Knights, the Class AAAA Region 6 champions, edged Westover (19-12) of Albany, the No. 1 seed from Region 1, 54-52, on Friday at Fort Valley State University to advance to the semifinals. But Grady was defeated Saturday by two-time defending champion Jonesboro, 77-49. The Grey Knights finished the season with an outstanding 28-4 record.
Benjamin E. Mays (girls and boys)
The Mays girls team (22-8), the No. 2 seed from Class AAAAA Region 6, lost a close game to Winder-Barrow (26-6), 51-46, Thursday at Columbus State University. Winder-Barrow, located near Athens, is the No. 4 seed from Region 8, and eventually advanced to the state title game against Southwest DeKalb, the No. 1 seed from Class AAAAA Region 6.
The Mays boys team (13-13), the No. 3 seed from Class AAAAA Region 6, was eliminated, 66-45, in the quarterfinal round by Cedar Shoals (29-3) of Athens, the No. 1 seed from Region 8, last Thursday at Columbus State University.
South Atlanta (boys)
The Hornets (24-6), the No. 3 seed from Class AAA Region 4, defeated Central-Macon (27-3), the No. 1 seed from Region 2, 92-79, on Thursday at Augusta State University. But South Atlanta was eliminated the next day in the semifinals by Morgan County, the Class AAA Region 8 champions, 64-61.
The Henry W. Grady High School boys, Maynard H. Jackson girls, Benjamin E. Mays boys and girls, and South Atlanta boys basketball teams all advanced to the quarterfinals of the Georgia High Schools Association state playoffs.
By Seth Coleman
Atlanta Public Schools sent five basketball teams to Round 2 of the Georgia High School Association state tournament over the weekend, and all five have advanced to the quarterfinals, also known as the “Elite Eight.” Only the DeKalb County Public Schools, which has a totall of 19 high schools, has more teams in the quarterfinals (seven) than APS.
All five APS squads will be back in action this week – at Augusta State University, Columbus State University or Fort Valley State University – attempting to advance to the state title game in their respective classifications next week in Macon.
Henry W. Grady (boys)
The Grey Knights (27-3), the Class AAAA Region 6 champions, rolled past Mary Person (17-12) of Forsyth, the No. 2 seed from Region 2, 75-41, last Saturday. Grady will take on perennial power Westover (19-11) of Albany, the No. 1 seed from Region 1, Friday at 4:45 p.m., at Fort Valley State University.
Maynard H. Jackson (girls)
The Lady Jaguars (28-1), the Class AAA Region 4 champions, extended their winning streak to 26 straight games after beating Hart County (24-6), the No. 2 seed from Region 8, 79-71, last Friday. Jackson will face West Hall (21-8), the No. 1 seed from Region 7, Friday at 6:30 p.m., at Augusta State University.
Benjamin E. Mays (boys and girls)
The Mays girls team (22-7), also known as “beauties off the court, beasts on the court,” eliminated Grovetown (28-2), 84-72, last Friday. The Lady Raiders, the No. 2 seed from Class AAAAA Region 6, will play Winder-Barrow (24-6), Thursday at 3 p.m., at Columbus State University. Winder-Barrow, located near Athens, is the No. 4 seed from Region 8.
The Mays boys team (13-13) knocked off Jones County (16-13), 70-68, on Saturday. The Raiders, the No. 3 seed from Class AAAAA Region 6, will battle Cedar Shoals (28-2) of Athens, the No. 1 seed from Region 8, Thursday at 8:15 p.m., at Columbus State University.
South Atlanta (boys)
The Hornets (24-6), the No. 3 seed from Class AAA Region 4, defeated Callaway (18-4), 79-73, Saturday. South Atlanta face Central-Macon (27-2), the No. 1 seed from Region 2, Thursday, 4:45 p.m., at Augusta State University.
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