How the new top 10 teams fared in Week 11

2. (3) Grayson (9-1)

Last week: Beat Brookwood 38-3. Chase Brice threw an 81-yard TD pass on the first series, and Grayson led 28-0 after one quarter, 38-0 after two. Next: State playoffs

3. (4) Lee County (7-1)

Last week: Beat Camden County 40-23. Lee County led 20-0, then scored the final 17 points after Camden tied it 23-23 at halftime. Lee County scored the final 17 points. Garet Morrell threw four TD passes. The Lee County-Valdosta winner will finish second in Region 1. Next: Friday vs. Valdosta (8-1)

4. (2) Dacula (8-1)

Last week: Lost to Archer 24-10. Dacula led 10-0 in the first quarter, but Archer scored the last 24 points. Dacula missed a chance to clinch Region 8, which now has three teams at the top with one loss each. Archer and Grayson are the others. Coin tosses could determine the state-playoff seeds. Next: Friday vs. Parkview (4-5)

5. (5) Valdosta (8-1)

Last week: Beat Lowndes 13-10. Brennan Goodson kicked a 32-yard field goal with 10 seconds left. It was Valdosta's first victory at home in the series since 2002. Both teams were held to less than 200 yards in total offense. Lowndes committed seven turnovers and 15 penalties, one a 15-yarder that set up the winning kick. Next: Friday at Lee County (7-1)

6. (7) North Gwinnett (7-2)

Last week: Beat Meadowcreek 50-6. John Urzua was 12-of-16 passing for 278 yards and five touchdowns in less than three quarters. North can clinch the No. 1 seed in Region 7 with a victory next week. Next: Friday vs. Mountain View (3-6)

7. (8) McEachern (7-2)

Last week: Beat Harrison 41-17. Bailey Hockman threw five TD passes, three to T.J. Rahming, who returned a punt 74 yards for a fourth touchdown. The McEachern-Hillgrove winner will be the Region 4 champion. Next: Friday at Hillgrove (6-3)

8. (6) Milton (8-1)

Last week: Beat Pope 35-7. Pope had only one drive longer than 26 yards. Micco Brisker rushed for 92 yards and a touchdown, and Obe Fortune had four catches for 122 yards and a touchdown. Next: Friday at Wheeler (4-5)

9. (9) Peachtree Ridge (7-2)

Last week: Beat Collins Hill 38-3. Chance Thrasher was 13-of-20 passing for 231 yards and two touchdowns. Marquez Jackson rushed for 160 yards and a touchdown on 21 carries. LB Jace Capps had two sacks. Peachtree Ridge will finish second in Region 7 with a victory this week. Next: Friday vs. Mill Creek (6-3)

10. (10) Tucker (7-2)

Last week: Beat Lovejoy 27-12. Delvin Weems rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns, and Tucker clinched Region 2, ending Lovejoy's streak of four region titles and 36 region wins. Garret Rigby threw a 65-yard TD pass to Tyler Toombs for Tucker's first touchdown. Tucker led 14-0 at halftime and 21-0 in the third quarter. Next: Friday vs. Lakeside-Atlanta (3-6)

Class AAAAA

1. (1) Ware County (9-0)

Last week: Beat South Effingham 44-6. Ware led 30-0 at halftime in a victory that clinched Region 3. Xavier Hollomon was 6-of-10 passing for 152 yards and two touchdowns. Dedrick Mills scored on a 73-yard run. Ware had 12 ball carriers. Next: Friday at Brunswick (6-3)

2. (2) Coffee (8-1)

Last week: Beat Richmond Hill 34-0. Coffee led 31-0 at halftime. QB Tyree Paulk rushed for 75 yards and passed for 90. Next: Friday vs. Bradwell Institute (0-9)

3. (3) Kell (9-0)

Last week: Beat Sprayberry 14-10. Kell trailed 10-0 in the fourth quarter but got a 65-yard TD pass from Cameron Rosendahl to Emmanuel Dennis and a 35-yard run by Ivan Walls to win it. The Kell-Dalton game is for the Region 7 title. Next: Friday vs. Dalton (8-1)

4. (4) Allatoona (9-0)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Chapel Hill (0-8)

5. (5) Lanier (9-0)

Last week: Beat Winder-Barrow 21-10. Leading 14-10, Lanier got a 70-yard interception return by Jeremy Taylor with 1:39 to clinch the victory and Lanier's first region title (Region 8). Tario Fuller rushed for 157 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries. Next: Friday at Apalachee (1-8)

6. (7) Creekside (7-2)

Last week: Off. Next: Friday vs. Stephenson (7-2)

7. (NR) Mays (7-2)

Last week: Beat Carver-Atlanta 35-14 and Tri-Cities 34-6. Mays defeated Carver on Monday in a game suspended the previous Friday, then beat Tri-Cities on Friday to finish second in its division of Region 6. Next: Friday vs. Miller Grove (5-4)

8. (8) Stephenson (7-2)

Last week: Beat Southwest DeKalb 25-7. Stephenson broke open a 7-7 halftime game with a 17-point third quarter and won its subregion of Region 6. Kyseem Tillman rushed for 103 yards and a touchdown on eight carries as Stephenson had 272 yards on the ground to overcome a 2-for-11 passing night. DL Chauncey Rivers had two tackles for losses and a sack. The Stephenson-Creekside game is for the region title. Next: Friday vs. Creekside (7-2)

9. (9) Northside-Warner Robins (8-1)

Last week: Beat Cross Creek 51-0. Cross Creek finished with minus-57 yards rushing and minus-9 yards in total offense, according to the Macon Telegraph. The Houston County game will determine the Region 2 champion. Next: Friday at Houston County (8-1)

10. (10) Harris County (7-2)

Last week: Beat LaGrange 44-34. Harris County survived two fumbles that LaGrange ran back for long touchdowns and clinched Region 1, the school's second region title. Tae Crowder scored three touchdowns, and QB Taquon Marshall scored two, one a 92-yard run. Next: Friday at Shaw (4-5)

Class AAAA

1. (1) Buford (9-0)

Last week: Beat Madison County 44-0. Xavier Gantt returned the opening kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown, and Buford led 21-0 after a David Curry sack that led to a fumble that Quay Picou returned 4 yards for a score. Next: Friday at Stephens County (7-2)

2. (2) Griffin (9-0)

Last week: Beat Riverdale 33-12. Griffin ran its winning streak to 24 games and will play for the Region 4 title this week. Next: Friday at Eastside (6-3)

3. (4) Cartersville (8-1)

Last week: Beat LaFayette 55-0. Linebackers Tyler Reed and Jahir Camps each returned interceptions for touchdowns in the first half. Trevor Lawrence was 11-of-16 passing for 203 yards and four touchdowns. Cartersville led 55-0 at halftime. The Cartersville-Pickens game is for the Region 7 title. Next: Friday vs. Pickens (8-1)

4. (5) Marist (8-1)

Last week: Off. Next: Nov. 7 at Chamblee (1-8)

5. (6) Sandy Creek (8-1)

Last week: Beat Carrollton 16-0. Sandy Creek became the first team to shut out Carrollton since LaGrange in 2003. The Patriots held Carrollton to 180 yards in total offense and nine first downs and intercepted three passes. Tristan Mann had 10 solo tackles, two for losses. Eric Swinney rushed for 86 yards on 21 carries. Next: Friday at Fayette County (4-5)

6. (7) St. Pius (7-2)

Last week: Beat Stone Mountain 48-7. St. Pius led 48-0 at halftime, held Stone Mountain to 114 yards in total offense, 77 of which came on a TD pass in the final minutes, and clinched Region 6. Brennan Fitzpatrick and Joey Connors returned interceptions for touchdowns. Next: Friday at Redan (2-7)

7. (8) Mary Persons (8-1)

Last week: Beat Baldwin 55-21. Jake Johnston threw three TD passes, two to Malik Bledsoe. Mary Persons led 27-0 at halftime. Next: Friday vs. West Laurens (6-3)

8. (3) Woodward Academy (7-2)

Last week: Lost to Whitewater 31-28. Woodward battled back from a 21-0 deficit and tied the game 28-28, but Whitewater intercepted a pass at Woodward's 5-yard line, setting up Lia Voigt's 18-yard field goal as time expired. Woodward will win Region 5 with a victory this week. Next: Friday at Carrollton (4-5)

9. (10) Cairo (7-2)

Last week: Beat Albany 28-6. Cairo bounced back from a loss last week to Monroe and put itself in the Region 1 title game. Cairo had 311 yards rushing and held Albany to 129 total yards, according to the Thomasville Times-Enterprise. Next: Friday vs. Worth County (6-2)

10. (NR) Pickens (8-1)

Last week: Beat Gilmer 42-19. QB Marcus Byrd rushed for 248 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries, and Shannon Brooks, the state's leading rusher, ran for 193 yards and three touchdowns to reach 2,043 yards for the season. Next: Friday at Cartersville (8-1)

Class AAA

1. (1) Washington County (9-0)

Last week: Beat Hephzibah 56-3. Washington County clinched Region 3 and became the 12th school in GHSA history to score 50 or more points in five consecutive games, and the first school to do it twice. Washington County also did it in 2013. Next: Friday at Westside-Augusta (4-4-1)

2. (2) Calhoun (9-0)

Last week: Beat Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe 59-0. Calhoun clinched its 14th consecutive region title, which breaks a tie with Camden County for the second-longest all-time to Lincoln County's 17 (1982-98). Next: Friday at Coahulla Creek (0-9)

3. (3) Blessed Trinity (9-0)

Last week: Beat Decatur 31-0. Milton Shelton rushed for 170 yards on 16 carries. Elijah Hamilton scored on a 66-yard run, his only attempt. The Blessed Trinity-Cedar Grove game is for the Region 4 title. Next: Friday vs. Cedar Grove (8-1)

4. (5) Peach County (10-0)

Last week: Beat Westside-Macon 49-16. Keyshawn Lowe rushed for 295 yards and six touchdowns. Peach attempted only seven passes. Peach won Region 2, the team's first region title since 2011. Next: State playoffs

5. (4) Jefferson (9-0)

Last week: Beat Oconee County 28-16. Evan Sherriffs threw TD passes of 97 and 63 yards to Dalton Hill, and Sammy Williams had a 64-yard scoring run. The Jefferson-Hart County game is for the Region 8 title. Next: Friday at Hart County (9-0)

6. (7) Westminster (8-1)

Last week: Beat Washington 27-9. Isaiah Malcome rushed for a career-high 228 yards and three touchdowns, including a 73-yarder, on 19 carries. QB Rankin Woley rushed for 93 yards and a touchdown. Tyler Gilikin and Hal Silcox each had two tackles for losses. Next: Friday vs. North Clayton (3-6)

7. (8) Central-Carrollton (9-0)

Last week: Beat Rockmart 45-6. Jayleen Terry rushed for 188 yards, and Byron Brown ran for 102 on three carries, one a 74-yard touchdown. Max Whitlock, Lamar Daniel and Trace Musick, all juniors, each had three tackles for losses Next: Saturday at Callaway (6-3)

8. (9) Hart County (9-0)

Last week: Beat Morgan County 40-14. Hart County moved a step closer to what could be its first region title since 2001. Next: Friday vs. Jefferson (9-0)

9. (10) Adairsville (8-1)

Last week: Beat Coahulla Creek 63-3. Sidnee Johnson scored on an 80-yard run on the opening series, and Adairsville led 42-3 at halftime and clinched second place in Region 6. Next: Friday at Gordon Central (1-8)

10. (6) Westside-Macon (8-1)

Last week: Lost to Peach County 49-16. Westside was down 27-7 at halftime and got no closer than 27-16. Westside was 11-of-31 passing and held to 76 yards rushing. Next: Thursday at Southwest (3-6)

Class AA

1. (1) Greater Atlanta Christian (9-0)

Last week: Beat Lovett 14-7. GAC won its first region title (Region 6) since 2001 as Davis Mills was 17-of-24 passing for 170 yards and two touchdowns that put GAC up 14-0 in the third quarter. GAC's Tyler Cooksey had nine solo tackles and two sacks. Joshua Pickens also had two sacks. Next: Friday at Wesleyan (6-3)

2. (2) Vidalia (9-0)

Last week: Beat Jeff Davis 38-0. Jordan Black returned an interception 80 yards for a touchdown, scored a touchdown and threw a TD pass. Vidalia allowed 123 yards of total offense. Next: Friday vs. Bryan County (5-4)

3. (3) Lovett (7-3)

Last week: Lost to Greater Atlanta Christian 14-7. Lovett cut the lead to 14-7 with 4:28 left after an 82-yard drive and had a first down at the GAC 24-yard line in the final three minutes but couldn't score. Lovett had won six consecutive games against GAC. Next: State playoffs

4. (4) Benedictine (7-2)

Last week: Beat McIntosh County Academy 63-8. Benedictine led 43-0 at halftime. Brad Stewart had a 43-yard reception and 57-yard punt return that went for scores. Stevie Powers was 13-of-18 passing for 150 yards and two TDs, both to Joseph Holquin. Next: Friday vs. Long County (3-6)

5. (6) Fitzgerald (8-1)

Last week: Beat Berrien 49-21. Leading only 21-14 at halftime, Fitzgerald recovered an onside kick to start the third quarter and scored a quick touchdown. QB Gerald Morgan rushed for 185 yards and two touchdowns, and J.D. King ran for 150 yards and four touchdowns. Next: Friday at Seminole County (4-5)

6. (7) Lamar County (7-1-1)

Last week: Beat Monticello 35-12. Lamar County led 21-0 at halftime and held on. The Macon County game is for the Region 4 title. Lamar is the three-time defending champion. Next: Friday at Macon County (7-2)

7. (8) Darlington (8-1)

Last week: Beat Coosa 14-0. Darlington held Coosa to 132 yards in total offense and clinched Region 7. Landon Lawrence's 7-yard TD run with 4:28 left made it 14-0. Trey Edge rushed for 104 yards. Coosa's 1,000-yard rusher, Justin Ware, was held to 53. Next: Friday at Chattooga (4-5)

8. (10) Macon County (7-2)

Last week: Beat Putnam County 65-0. Macon County led 53-0 at halftime and played the JV team the entire second half with a running clock. It was Macon County's third straight shutout. The team allowed 58 total yards and forced three turnovers, all by the JV. Next: Friday vs. Lamar County (7-1-1)

9. (NR) Brooks County (7-3)

Last week: Beat Thomasville 28-18. Ahmad Brown returned the opening kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown and later scored on a 5-yard run with 6:08 left for a 28-11 lead that essentially iced the game. He finished with 177 yards rushing on 20 carries. Next: State playoffs

10. (5) Thomasville (5-4)

Last week: Lost to Brooks County 28-18. QB Kenneth Hayes rushed for 118 yards, including a 91-yard run for a touchdown in the fourth quarter, and was 8-of-16 passing for 79 yards. Next: Friday vs. Early County (3-5-1)

Class A

1. (1) Aquinas (9-0)

Last week: Beat Lincoln County 15-13. Ruben Garnett rushed for 138 yards and caught a 41-yard TD pass. Lincoln County got within 15-13 in the final three minutes and got one more possession but was intercepted on first down. Next: Friday vs. Tattnall Square (9-0)

2. (2) Marion County (9-0)

Last week: Beat Taylor County 41-0. Marion County clinched Region 4. Derrick Lawrence and Kadarrius Hartage had two sacks apiece. Lorenzo Smothers had two receiving touchdowns and ran a punt for a touchdown. Next: Friday vs. Central-Talbotton (2-7)

3. (3) Mount Paran Christian (9-0)

Last week: Beat Mount Zion 48-20. Dorian Walker, who sat out last week's game injured, returned to run for 165 yards - 139 in the first quarter. Mount Paran led 34-0 at halftime. Next: Friday vs. Mount Pisgah Christian (7-2)

4. (4) Calvary Day (9-0)

Last week: Beat Savannah Country Day 42-10. Calvary Day scored its 42 points in the first half. Salvador Calderon rushed for 106 yards and passed for 121. Colton Lichtenberg scored all 10 of Country Day's points on a 65-yard reception, a 42-yard field goal and an extra point. Next: Friday vs. Emanuel County Institute (8-1)

5. (5) Hawkinsville (9-1)

Last week: Beat Pacelli 27-7. Next: State playoffs

6. (6) Irwin County (7-1-1)

Last week: Beat Atkinson County 21-14. RB Jakyron Young scored three touchdowns and intercepted a pass, and Irwin County won its first region title (2-A) since 1998. Next: Friday at Turner County (4-5)

7. (7) Tattnall Square (9-0)

Last week: Beat Mount de Sales 35-17. Tattnall Square had 293 yards rushing and attempted only one pass. J.J. Battle rushed for 142 yards. Next: Friday vs. Aquinas (9-0)

8. (8) Charlton County (8-1)

Last week: Beat Clinch County 23-19. Charlton trailed 19-16 when its final drive of the night seemed to be stopped with just over a minute remaining when Clinch intercepted a pass. But Tevis Dasher, who had tackled Clinch's punter for a safety early in the game, forced a fumble, and Charlton recovered. With 50 seconds left, QB Jimmy Nettles threw a 15-yard TD pass to Curt Nixon for the game-winner. Andrew Lee rushed for 163 yards and two touchdowns, including a 54-yarder on the game's first play from scrimmage. Next: Friday at Lanier County (1-8)

9. (9) Savannah Christian (8-1)

Last week: Beat Claxton 37-7. Newly eligible Demetris Robertson scored four touchdowns, one on a kickoff return to open the second half and give Savannah Christian a 28-7 lead. Next: Friday vs. Montgomery County (3-6)

10. (NR) Dooly County (6-3)

Last week: Beat Brookstone 34-7. Dooly County forced four turnovers, and Chanin Hamilton scored four touchdowns. Next: Friday vs. Greenville (5-4)

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