Jake Verity of Bremen kicked a 63-yard field goal that turned out to be the difference in a 17-14 victory over Rockmart. "Crazy," Bremen coach Scott Hodges said when asked what it was like on the sidelines watching a 63-yarder go through the uprights. "It set the tone for the rest of the game." Verity's kick came on a free kick, same as the state record of 67 made in 1999. Here are field goals of more than 55 yards through Georgia history. The list is compiled from the Georgia High School Football Historians Association and other sources.

67 - Rusty Curry, Duluth 1999

64 - Reed Cline, Rockdale County 2002

63 - Jake Verity, Bremen 2015

63 - Dax Langley, Heritage (Conyers) 1993

61 - Miles Hemphill, East Paulding 2012

59 - Chris Gardocki, Redan 1987

59 - Austin Hardin, Marist 2010

59 - Joseph Mansour, LaGrange 2009

59 - Kanon Parkman, Stone Mountain 1990

58 - Luke Manget, Rockdale County 1997

58 - Eric Smith, Clarke Central 1989

58 - Adam Shreiner, Walton 2007

58 - Phillip Newman, Walton 1998

58 - Brett Conway, Parkview 1992

57 - Alex Barbir, South Forsyth 2014

57 - Brice Ramsey, Camden County 2011

57 - Phillip Newman, Walton 1998

57 - Jesus Noriega, Johnson (Gainesville) 2003

57 - Eric Osteen, Richmond Academy 2007

56 - Joseph Mansour, LaGrange 2009

56 - Ryan Kay, Dutchtown 2010

56 - Joe Brown, Jackson, 2012

56 - Eric Smith, LaGrange 2010

56 - Austin Cooper, Dunwoody 1996

Note: Ryan Nall of George Walton Academy made a 62-yard field goal in a 2000 playoff game in the Georgia Independent School Association.

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