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Daily List: Cobb County Schools teams that played in the finals

(Branden Camp/Special to AJC)
(Branden Camp/Special to AJC)
By Todd Holcomb
Dec 9, 2015

No Cobb County Schools team has won a state title, although city school Marietta (1967) and private school Mount Paran Christian (2014) have represented Cobb as state champions. Here are the seven from the Cobb school system that have reached the finals, including this year's contender, Allatoona.

1957 Acworth

1959 North Cobb

1973 Wheeler

1998 McEachern

2000 Harrison

2011 Walton

2015 Allatoona

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