Daily Trivia: Three remaining AAAAA teams that have won a state title

Only three Class AAAAA teams in the second round have won state championships, each with only one. Contrast that to Class AAAA, which has 12 former champions that claim a total of 37 titles. Class AA and Class A public have 10 teams each that have won state championships. What are the three surviving AAAAA teams that have won previous state titles? (Answer Monday)

Answer to Thursday's question: The largest GHSA member school is Mill Creek in Gwinnett County with 3,998 students. The smallest is Woody Gap in Union County with 23.

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