Class A private girls: Scores

Class A-Private

Finals

Saturday, March 8

Southwest Atlanta Christian 57, Holy Innocents' 52

Semifinals

Monday, March 3

Holy Innocents' 46, Darlington 20

Southwest Atlanta Christian 66, St. Francis 61

Quarterfinals

Wednesday, Feb. 26

Darlington 57, Calvary day 38

Holy Innocents’ 72, Mount Paran Christian 51

St. Francis 79, Eagle’s Landing Christian 38

SW Atlanta Christian 48, George Walton Academy 37

Round 1

Monday, Feb. 24

Calvary Day 64, First Presbyterian Day 60 (2OT)

Darlington 63, Brookstone 28

Eagle’s Landing Christian 51, Paideia 49 (OT)

George Walton Academy 39, Prince Avenue Christian 21

Holy Innocents’ 83, Savannah Country Day 29

Mt. Paran 52, Lakeview Academy 49

Southwest Atlanta Christian 73, Greenforest Christian 43

St. Francis 74, Pace Academy 31

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