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Thrilling Matchups, Standout Plays, and GHSA Reclassification Discussions - Atlanta High School Football Season Heats Up
- 2024/10/18
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Thrilling Matchups, Standout Plays, and GHSA Reclassification Discussions - Atlanta High School Football Season Heats Up
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High school football in Atlanta is buzzing with excitement as the 2024 season unfolds with thrilling matches, impressive performances, and notable events.
One of the highlights of the season was the 33rd Corky Kell + Dave Hunter Classic, which kicked off the GHSA Football Season in August. Held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, this four-day event featured 11 games with a diverse lineup of teams, including several making their first-ever appearances. The star-powered Saturday lineup saw matches like Brookwood vs. Walton, Alpharetta vs. Houston County, McEachern vs. North Gwinnett, and the highly anticipated Cedar Grove vs. Douglas County game, all broadcast live on the Peachtree Sports Network and streamed digitally on various platforms.
In recent weeks, teams have been battling it out in intense matchups. The Starr's Mill Panthers were named the High 5 Sports Team of the Week, a testament to their hard work and dedication. Other notable games include the Battle of Gwinnett between North Gwinnett and Mill Creek, and the close contest between Sequoyah and Kell, which went down to the wire.
Individual athletes are also making headlines. Gainesville's Alex Payne was named the Montlick Injury Attorneys Athlete of the Week, while North Paulding's Dube Enongene was recognized as the Georgia Lottery Scholar Athlete. These awards highlight not only athletic prowess but also academic excellence.
The season has seen remarkable turnarounds as well. Woodstock High School, under second-year coach Dan Devine, has transformed from a 22-game losing streak to a 5-1 record, marking their best start since 2000. This resurgence includes a notable win over Creekview, a 20-point favorite.
In terms of individual achievements, Winder-Barrow’s M.J. Dowdy set a school record with 347 yards and five touchdowns in a single game against Habersham Central. Keyon Standifer from Athens Academy has become the GHSA leader in receiving yards, breaking the 1,000-yard mark this season.
As the season progresses, there are discussions about potential changes in the classification system. The GHSA is considering a new Competitive Balance Reclassification Model that would classify schools based on sports success rather than enrollment size, starting in 2026. This proposal aims to create more balanced and competitive matchups across the state.
With high school football in Atlanta delivering thrilling games, outstanding individual performances, and significant discussions about the future of the sport, fans are in for an exciting ride as the season continues.
One of the highlights of the season was the 33rd Corky Kell + Dave Hunter Classic, which kicked off the GHSA Football Season in August. Held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, this four-day event featured 11 games with a diverse lineup of teams, including several making their first-ever appearances. The star-powered Saturday lineup saw matches like Brookwood vs. Walton, Alpharetta vs. Houston County, McEachern vs. North Gwinnett, and the highly anticipated Cedar Grove vs. Douglas County game, all broadcast live on the Peachtree Sports Network and streamed digitally on various platforms.
In recent weeks, teams have been battling it out in intense matchups. The Starr's Mill Panthers were named the High 5 Sports Team of the Week, a testament to their hard work and dedication. Other notable games include the Battle of Gwinnett between North Gwinnett and Mill Creek, and the close contest between Sequoyah and Kell, which went down to the wire.
Individual athletes are also making headlines. Gainesville's Alex Payne was named the Montlick Injury Attorneys Athlete of the Week, while North Paulding's Dube Enongene was recognized as the Georgia Lottery Scholar Athlete. These awards highlight not only athletic prowess but also academic excellence.
The season has seen remarkable turnarounds as well. Woodstock High School, under second-year coach Dan Devine, has transformed from a 22-game losing streak to a 5-1 record, marking their best start since 2000. This resurgence includes a notable win over Creekview, a 20-point favorite.
In terms of individual achievements, Winder-Barrow’s M.J. Dowdy set a school record with 347 yards and five touchdowns in a single game against Habersham Central. Keyon Standifer from Athens Academy has become the GHSA leader in receiving yards, breaking the 1,000-yard mark this season.
As the season progresses, there are discussions about potential changes in the classification system. The GHSA is considering a new Competitive Balance Reclassification Model that would classify schools based on sports success rather than enrollment size, starting in 2026. This proposal aims to create more balanced and competitive matchups across the state.
With high school football in Atlanta delivering thrilling games, outstanding individual performances, and significant discussions about the future of the sport, fans are in for an exciting ride as the season continues.