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Daily List: Games that matched 9-0 teams in last week of the regular season

By Todd Holcomb
Nov 6, 2014

Two games this week match teams that are 9-0. Those are Hart County vs. Jefferson and Aquinas vs. Tattnall Square. Games between 9-0 teams on the final week of the regular season have occurred 42 times since 1948, when the GHSA first staged statewide playoffs in all classifications.

2012 - East Paulding 25, Allatoona 7

2011 - M.L. King 50, Stephenson 49

2010 - Peach County 35, Baldwin 15

2010 - Clarke Central 21, Flowery Branch 0

2010 - Starr’s Mill 24, Griffin 7

2010 - Eagle’s Landing Christian 35, Wesleyan 28

2009 - Jefferson 35, East Jackson 21

2009 - Lassiter 42, Roswell 25

2008 - Dunwoody 20, St. Pius 14

2006 - Charlton County 38, McIntosh County Academy 0

2006 - Norcross 31, North Gwinnett 10

2005 - Northside (Warner Robins) 20, Warner Robins 14

2004 - Camden County 14, Bradwell Institute 12

2004 - Sandy Creek 31, Creekside 28

2001 - Statesboro 28, Thomson 24

2001 - Greater Atlanta Christian 56, Union County 35

2000 - LaGrange 28, Jackson 0

2000 - Warner Robins 23, Northside (Warner Robins) 20

1999 - Commerce 42, Buford 32

1999 - Northside (Warner Robins) 16, Warner Robins 7

1998 - Riverdale 34, Morrow 6

1992 - Washington County 14, Greene County 10

1989 - Lincoln County 28, Warren County 3

1985 - Commerce 34, Banks County 0

1985 - Dalton 17, Southeast Whitfield 0

1983 - Valdosta 14, Tift County 10

1982 - Cedartown 28, Carrollton 0

1981 - Cedartown 14, Carrollton 9

1980 - Griffin 21, Fayette County 7

1977 - Waycross 3, Ware County 0

1975 - Northside (Warner Robins) 27, Central (Macon) 14

1974 - Columbus 27, Warner Robins 0

1974 - Trion 10, Gordon Lee 0

1971 - West Rome 14, Carrollton 7

1969 - Savannah 35, Jenkins 8

1969 - Fitzgerald 37, Irwin County 7

1967 - Manchester 7, Mary Persons 0

1966 - Roswell 13, St. Joseph 13

1964 - Irwin County 20, Fitzgerald 7

1962 - Lincolnton 27, Warren County 0

1957 - Valdosta 33, Waycross 13

1952 - Valdosta 33, Waycross 0

Sources: GHSFHA and Loren Maxwell

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