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Carver, Mays Win Football Region Titles! APS to be Well Represented in State Playoffs

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Joquavious Marks - Carver RB 2020

Carver sophomore running back Joquavious Marks helped lead the Panthers to their first region championship in 10 years this season.

The regular season still has one week remaining, but it has already been a historic one for Atlanta Public Schools! Two schools clinched region champions on Friday night while four others secured spots in the Georgia High School Association state playoffs, which will begin the weekend of Nov. 10. Here’s a recap:

Carver
The Panthers clinched their first region championship in resounding fashion Friday night, destroying Lithia Springs (Douglas County) 61-6. It is the first region title for Carver since the 2007 season. The Panthers will be the No. 1 seed from Region 6-AAAAA, and will host a first-round state playoff game most likely against one of three DeKalb County teams from Region 5-AAAAA: Columbia, Lithonia or Miller Grove.

Mays
Mays clinched its second consecutive Region 5-AAAAAA championship by pulling away from Alexander in the second half of Friday’s game, 34-24.  The Raiders will host the No. 4 seed from Region 6-AAAAAA – either Creekview or Sequoyah, both from Cherokee County – in the first round of the state playoffs.

B.E.S.T. Academy
The Eagles finished the regular season with a heartbreaking loss to South Atlanta, 35-34, in double overtime Friday night. However, they finished second in Region 6-AA and will host a first round playoff game, most likely against one of four teams from Region 5-AA:  Lamar County, Temple of Carroll County, or Jordan or Spencer, both of Columbus-Muskogee County.

Douglass
The Astros will be the No. 3 seed from Region 6-AA and will face the No. 2 seed from Region 5-AA, most likely Callaway of Troup County.

Maynard Jackson
The Jaguars clinched the No. 2 seed in Region 6-AAAAA, behind Carver, and will host a state playoff game for the first time in school history. They will face the No. 3 seed from Region 5-AAAAA, which will most likely be one of four teams from DeKalb County:  Columbia, Lithonia, Miller Grove or Southwest DeKalb.

South Atlanta
The Hornets earned a berth in the state playoffs for the first time since 1994 with their 35-34 win in double overtime over B.E.S.T. Academy. As the No. 4 seed from Region 6-AA, they will face Region 5-AA champion Heard County in the first round of the state playoffs. Ironically, South Atlanta lost to Heard County in the first game of the season, 42-16.

 

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North Atlanta Leads Huge Winning Weekend for APS Fall Sports

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North Atlanta Football 2017 - QB Wiley Hartley

North Atlanta quarterback Wiley Hartley helped lead the Warriors to a 14-0 win over Dunwoody last weekend. North Atlanta is now 3-0 for the first time since 2010.

FOOTBALL

North Atlanta led a great weekend of performances by Atlanta Public Schools teams, as nine of the district’s 11 teams won their games. Of the two that did not win, Grady had its game at Ware County cancelled due to Hurricane Irma, and Douglass loss to another APS school, B.E.S.T. Academy.

As for North Atlanta, the Warriors are now 3-0 for the first time since 2010 after the Warriors defeated Dunwoody (DeKalb County), 14-0 (Game summary). North Atlanta, which adopted the motto “The New North” at the beginning of this season, is attempting to turn things around after going 5-15 the last two seasons. The Warriors are now considered as a threat to make the state playoffs for the first time since 1996, the only season in the program’s history that it has advanced to the state playoffs. North Atlanta, which was selected as the WAGA-TV “High 5 Sports Team of the Week” after the first game of the season, was featured in the Atlanta Journal Constitution’s high school sports Class AAAAAA blog. And Friday, North Atlanta’s game against will be one of the AJC’s featured games of the weekend.

Here’s a look at the weekend’s other results:

(Thursday) Washington 13, Lithia Springs (Douglas County) 6

Therrell 8, McNair (DeKalb County) 0

B.E.S.T. Academy 22,  Douglass 19

KIPP Atlanta Collegiate 24, Osborne (Cobb County) 6

Maynard Jackson 24, North Clayton (Clayton County) 7

Mays 32, Langston Hughes (Fulton County) 20

North Atlanta 14, Dunwoody (DeKalb County) 0

(Saturday) South Atlanta 34, Clarkston (DeKalb County) 0

Grady at Ware County
Cancelled

 

SOFTBALL

Maynard Jackson is having its best season ever. The Jaguars are 12-1 after a 12-game winning streak to start the year. They are ranked as the No. 6 team in the AJC’s Class AAAAA Top 10.

 

VOLLEYBALL

Two APS schools are ranked in the AJC’s Class AA Top 10 this week:  Douglass is No. 7 while KIPP Atlanta Collegiate is No. 8.

 

WATER POLO

APS Knights sophomore attack (No. 8) Jaime Matherson (North Atlanta) and eighth grade goalie Elise Smith-David (Sutton) have helped lead the girls' team to a No. 2 ranking.

APS Knights eighth grade goalie Elise Smith-David (Sutton) and sophomore attack (No. 8) Jaime Matherson (North Atlanta) have helped lead the girls’ team to a No. 2 ranking.

The APS water polo program is establishing itself as one of the best in the state. The APS Knights compete in the Georgia High School Water Polo Association league, a fall club sport season (water polo is not yet recognized as a varsity sport by the Georgia High Schools Association), with 16 other programs, as far north as Whitfield County (Dalton Catamounts) and as far south as Fayette County (Southern Crescent).

The Knights’ girls team is 5-1 and ranked No. 2 in the state, after winning all four of its matches over the weekend – including an overtime victory over the previously unbeaten No. 1 team in the state, Wheeler (Cobb County).

The Knights’ A Team (top co-ed division) is 5-3 and ranked No. 4 in the state, after splitting a pair of games over the weekend – a loss to No. 3 Southern Crescent and a win over No. 5 Norcross.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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APS Launches Football Power Poll Prior to Week 3 Games

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Mays Football 2017

The Mays Raiders (0-1) are this week’s No. 1 team in the Atlanta Public Schools Football Power Poll. They host Peachtree Ridge of Gwinnett County, Friday night at Lakewood Stadium.

Even though Mays lost its opener, the Raiders still hold a lot of respect in the eyes of Atlanta Public Schools coaches.

The Raiders came in at No. 1 in the inaugural APS Football Power Poll, voted on by the district’s 11 football coaches. Each week, the coaches will rank every football-playing school in APS – except their own team – one through 10. A point system (10 points for a first place vote, nine for second, eight for third and so on) determines the ranking of the teams on the poll.

Here’s a look at the entire poll:

  1. Mays (0-1)
  2. Carver (2-0)
  3. B.E.S.T. Academy (1-1)
  4. Maynard Jackson (1-0)
  5. Douglass (0-1)
  6. North Atlanta (1-0)
  7. Grady (0-2)
  8. Washington (1-0)
  9. South Atlanta (0-2)
  10. KIPP Atlanta Collegiate (0-1)
  11. Therrell (0-2)

And here’s a rundown of this weekend’s schedule:

South Atlanta at Douglass
(5:30 p.m. at Grady Stadium)

Maynard Jackson at East Coweta (Coweta County)
(7:30 p.m. at Garland Shoemake Memorial Stadium in Sharpsburg)

KIPP Atlanta Collegiate vs. North Atlanta
(8 p.m. at Grady Stadium)

B.E.S.T. Academy vs. Lovett (Atlanta – Private)
(5:30 p.m. at Lakewood Stadium)

Washington at Mary Persons (Monroe County)
(7:30 p.m. at Dan Pitts Stadium at Mitchell Field in Forsyth)

Mays vs. Peachtree Ridge (Gwinnett County)
(8 p.m. at Lakewood Stadium)

Carver at Alexander (Douglas County)
(7:30 p.m. at Cougar Stadium in Douglasville)

Therrell at Salem (Rockdale County)
(7:30 p.m. at Evans-Reid Stadium in Conyers)

 

 

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ICYMI: Carver Continues to Roll as One Panther Earns National Honor

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Quindarious Monday (Carver)

Carver senior receiver/defensive back Quindarious Monday has been selected to play in the Under Armour High School All-America Football Game in January. Last weekend he helped Carver defeat Tri-Cities 34-6.

It has been 10 seasons since Carver won a region championship. That drought may end this year.

The Panthers improved to 2-0 last weekend with a 34-6 trouncing of Tri-Cities (Fulton County), at Lakewood Stadium. In two games this season, Carver has outscored its opponents by a combined score of 84-24. Several players had outstanding games against Tri-Cities:

  • Senior Quindarious Monday had 74 yards receiving and scored two touchdowns. Last week, Carver and Quindarious received the official word that he has been selected to participate in the Under Armour High School All-America Football Game. Held Jan. 4, 2018 at the Citrus Bowl in Orlando, the game is one of the most popular national high school all-star games in America. It will be televised on ESPN.
  • Senior quarterback Octavious Battle completed 12-of-17 passes for 244 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for 53 yards.
  • Sophomore running back Jo’quavious Marks had 128 yards rushing and scored two touchdowns, while junior running back Tony Jones ran for 96 yards and a touchdown.
  • On defense seniors Jatavius Ponder and Solomon Mosley were dominant. Jatavius had eight tackles and four sacks, while Solomon had seven tackles and five sacks.

The Panthers will face a very tough opponent on Friday when travel to Douglasville to take on Alexander.

Here are the other results for APS schools last weekend:

Maynard Jackson 33, Therrell 6
Washington 8, North Clayton 6
Wesleyan 43, B.E.S.T. Academy 22
Woodward Academy 31, Grady 0
North Springs 33, KIPP Atlanta Collegiate 18
Stockbridge 9, Mays 0
Northwest Whitfield 44, South Atlanta 21

Also over the weekend:

The Atlanta Knights, the district’s club water polo team, placed fifth out of 16 teams in the 2017 Powerbar Cup Tournament, held Friday and Saturday at Dynamo Swim Center in Chamblee. The regional tournament featured teams from Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, North Carolina and Missouri.

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Sprint 1Million Program Provides Electronic Devices for APS Students

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Sprint 1Million at Douglass (Inside APS)

Atlanta Public Schools began the process of handing out nearly 1,500 fully activated electronic devices to ninth grade students as part of the Sprint 1Million Program. The district’s Instructional Technology organized three “activation fairs” where students received their devices and learned the details of the five-year program.

Atlanta Public Schools has passed out nearly 1,500 fully activated electronic devices to students in 11 of the district’s high schools, as part of the Sprint 1Million Program — a five-year initiative of Sprint and the Sprint Foundation that will connect 1,000,000 low-income high school students, nationally, who do not have internet access at home.

APS is one of 119 school districts across the country in 32 states participating in the first year of Sprint’s 1Million Project, designed to help bridge the digital divide for almost half of the district’s students in five years. This school year, Sprint will give 1,500 APS ninth graders a connected hotspot, smartphone or tablet, free of charge, for the four years they are in high school. By Year 5 of the program, about 25,000 APS students will have access to one of the connected devices.

The district hosted two “activation fairs” last week, one each at Douglass and Mays High School, where parents and students were given their device of choice and received instruction on the details of the program. A third activation fair was held Monday, Aug. 28, at Maynard Jackson High School.

See the video on the Sprint 1Million Project here.

Douglass Activation Fair

 

 Mays Activation Fair


Maynard Jackson Activation Fair

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APS Baseball All-Stars to Face Cobb All-Stars in L.E.A.D. All-Star Baseball Classic at SunTrust Park

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Brandon Sykes of Drew Charter and CJ Stewart of L.E.A.D.

Brandon Sykes (left), a 2017 graduate of Drew Charter High School, is one of the APS baseball all-stars who will face the Cobb County baseball all-stars in the L.E.A.D Legacy Classic at SunTrust Park. C.J. Stewart (right) is the co-founder of L.E.A.D.

Atlanta Public Schools (APS) top high school baseball players will take on the best from Cobb County Schools in the first ever high school all-star game to be played at SunTrust Park.

The L.E.A.D. Legacy Classic will be played Saturday, June 3 at 11:30 a.m. The game is free to the public. The game was born out of the APS All-­Star Baseball Game presented by L.E.A.D, which was hosted at Turner Field last year and featured all-stars from all APS high schools.

The team will be coached by Jason Anderson of South Atlanta, William Brown of Therrell and Antonio Coger of Maynard Jackson.

The APS All-Stars are:

Jalen Reardon and Jalen Cannon of B.E.S.T. Academy
Demario Smith and Vernard Kennedy of Carver
Jaquan Smith and Christopher Glover of Douglass
Brandon Sykes of Drew Charter
Yan Matim, Micaiah Streator and Chase Stokes of Grady
Roderick Hammond, Byron Brinkley and Miles Jackson of Maynard Jackson
Jack Ferguson and Chandler Coleman of North Atlanta
Trenton Jamison and Devin Shaw of Mays
Joshua Browning and D’Angelo Julio of South Atlanta
T.J. Pittman and Cortez Hardy of Therrell
Montravious Taylor and Kalveion Heard of Washington

L.E.A.D., Inc. – which stands for Launch, Expose, Advise, Direct, Inc. – was co-founded by Atlanta native C.J. Stewart and his wife, Kelli, as a non-profit organization whose mission is to empower at-risk youth to lead and transform their city. The organization has partnered with APS to facilitate the district’s middle school baseball program.

Stewart, a former professional baseball player and baseball skills trainer, hopes the game will help foster unity in metro Atlanta.

“The L.E.A.D. All-­Star Baseball Classic will serve as an inspirational catalyst to first, unite student-athletes from different school districts, and position them to use the game they love as a unifier,” said Stewart. He went on to say, “I believe by empowering our youth through this game, they can lead the way in showing us how to be truly unified once and for all. We are excited about providing this platform for unity through the L.E.A.D. Classic via our partnership with APS and our collaboration with Cobb County Schools.”

 

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Mays Girls Lead Historic Day for APS at Track and Field State Championships

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Mays Girls Track and Field 2017 Class 6A State Champs

The Mays girls track and field team won the program’s first state championship, last Saturday at the Georgia High Schools Association Class 6A state track and field championships, held in Carrollton.

The year of championships in Atlanta Public Schools came to a thrilling conclusion over the weekend as APS student athletes shined at the Georgia High School Association Track and Field State Championship meets over the weekend.

From the team standpoint, the Mays girls led the way, winning the Class 6A team championship. It is the first track and field state championship for the Mays girls and the second state title this year won by a girls’ team at Mays. The Lady Raiders won the Class 6A state title in basketball in March.

At the Class 6A meet, held in Carrollton, Mays got strong performance across the board. Class 6A Basketball Player of the Year Kamiyah Street placed first in the 300-meter hurdles, fourth in the 400 meters, and tied for fifth in the high jump. Also, Sydni Gilmore won the triple jump while Kendra Whitehurst placed seventh in the event. Chloe Robinson and Kendra took second and fourth place, respectively, in the long jump, Kendra and Jazmine Hall placed fifth and seventh, respectively, in the 100-meter hurdles and the Raider 1,600-meter relay team won gold while the 400-meter relay team placed sixth.

The South Atlanta girls’ team came in second at the Class 2A meet, held in Albany.  The Lady Hornets were led by Subrina Richman who won the 200 and 400 meters, Quadiana Medlock was fifth in the 100 meters, Iyana Wongus was third in the 400 meters, and the 400-meter and 1,600-meter relay teams took first.

The Grady boys’ team placed third at the Class 5A meet in Carrollton, led by Christian McNair-Jones who won the 110-meter and the 300-meter hurdles. Babakarr Randall was fourth in the 100 and second in the 200, Jermaine Hosley was fourth in the 400, Ryan Jackson placed fifth in the 800, DeAndre Etienne was eighth in the pole vault, Jacquez Sloan was third in the long jump and Seth Wolfe was eighth in the shot put.

Other strong individual performances included:

Girls

  • Mutnodjmet Debnam of Grady won the pole vault in Class 5A.
  • Soteria Russell of Carver won the shot put in Class 5A.
  • Ryah Jackson of Maynard Jackson was seventh the 100-meter hurdles and eighth in the 300-meter hurdles in Class 5A.
  • China Waldorf of Maynard Jackson was fifth in the 300-meter hurdles and sixth in the pole vault in Class 5A.
  • Shamara Holmes of Maynard Jackson was third in the pole vault in Class 5A.
  • Jabrea Smith of Maynard Jackson was seventh in the triple jump in Class 5A.
  • The Maynard Jackson girls’ 400-meter relay and 1,600-meter relay teams both placed fifth in Class 5A.
  • Dailyn Scott of Coretta Scott King was third in the 800 meters in Class 2A.
  • The Douglass girls’ 1,600-meter relay team took third in Class 2A.

Boys

  • Demetri Caesar of Mays won the high jump in Class 5A.
  • Carver’s 1,600-meter relay team was fourth in Class 5A.
  • Osazi Alkhaliq of Maynard Jackson was seventh in the pole vault in Class 5A.
  • Alan Johnson of Mays was third in the 800 meters in Class 5A.
  • Jackson Pearce of North Atlanta was fifth in the 1,600 meters in Class 5A.
  • Phillip Jackson of South Atlanta won the 400 meters in Class 2A.
  • Deshun Cade of Douglass was second in the 100 meters in Class 2A.
  • Montaive Lightner of Douglass was fourth in the 400 meters in Class 2A.
  • Jimmie Pierre of Douglass was sixth in the 800 meters in Class 2A.
  • Timothy Heyward of Washington finished eighth in the pole vault in Class 2A.
  • Richad White of South Atlanta finished sixth in the shot put in Class 2A.
  • Douglass’ 400-meter relay team finished second in Class 2A.
  • Douglass’ had two teams competing in the 1,600-meter relay in Class 2A. The “A-Team” finished fifth and the “B-Team” placed seventh.
  • South Atlanta’s 1,600-meter relay team finished fourth in Class 2A.

To view a video of APS’ historic day at the state track and field meets, click here.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Twelve APS Basketball Players, Two Coaches Named to AJC’s All-State and All-Metro Atlanta Squads

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Kamiyah Street - Mays girls basketball 2017

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

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Four APS Teams to Compete in the State Basketball Quarterfinals on Wednesday

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The Maynard Jackson girls will host the Griffin Bears in the Georgia High Schools Association basketball quarterfinals, Wednesday at 6 p.m.

Four Atlanta Public Schools (APS) basketball teams – two boys and two girls – are still alive in the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) state basketball playoffs, and will compete in the quarterfinal round on Wednesday.

The Maynard Jackson girls (23-2) are still in the hunt to return to the Class AAAAA title game after defeating Wayne County, the No. 3 seed from Region 2, 55-41, last Wednesday. The Jaguars are the only APS team that will host its quarterfinal game, as Griffin (Griffin-Spaulding County), the top seed from Class AAAAA-Region 3, will visit on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Maynard Jackson won a coin toss that was held to decide which team would host the game because both are region champions.

The Carver boys (17-13) stayed red hot and won their sixth consecutive game last Thursday, defeating Dutchtown (Henry County) in the second round, 66-57. The Panthers will play at Fayette County, the No. 1 seed from Class AAAAA-Region 3, at 7 p.m., in Wednesday’s quarterfinal after losing the coin toss.

The South Atlanta boys (26-1) are still steamrolling through the post season after taking down Butler (Richmond County), 82-70, last Thursday. The Hornets lost their coin toss as well and will travel to Washington County, the No. 1 seed from Class AA-Region 3, for their quarterfinal game at 7 p.m.

The Mays girls (19-9) destroyed Greenbriar (Columbia County), 81-28 on Wednesday. The Raiders will hit to road to face Winder-Barrow (Barrow County), the Class AAAAAA-Region 8 champion, in the quarterfinals at 6:30 p.m.

Unfortunately, the season came to an end last Wednesday for two APS teams:

The Douglass girls (18-8) were defeated by Laney (Richmond County), the Region 4 champs, 76-61, while the South Atlanta girls (12-12) lost to Bryan County, the top seed from Region 2, 72-44.

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11 APS Teams Begin Basketball State Playoffs this Weekend

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The South Atlanta boys have advanced to the semifinals of the Georgia High Schools Association (GHSA) Class AA basketball playoffs on Saturday. The Mays girls advanced to the Class AAAAAA semifinals as well.
The Maynard Jackson girls will host the Griffin Bears in the Georgia High Schools Association basketball quarterfinals, Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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.
The South Atlanta and Carver boys, and the Maynard Jackson girls enter this weekend’s Georgia High School Association state basketball playoffs as region champions and No. 1 seeds.

It’s playoff time!

Eleven Atlanta Public Schools (APS) teams earned spots in the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) state basketball playoffs last weekend with three – the Maynard Jackson girls and the Carver and South Atlanta boys – taking home region championships.

Here is a look at the first round playoff matchups for APS teams (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 Maynard Jackson girls (21-2) will host Clarke Central (Athens-Clarke County). The Gladiators, the No. 4 seed from Region 8, have a record of 11-15.

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 Region 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 Carver boys (15-13) will host Loganville (Walton County), the No. 4 seed from Region 8, 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 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 South Atlanta boys (24-1) will host Elbert County (14-14) in the first round of the Class AA state playoffs. The Blue Devils have a record of 14-14.

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.

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