With the regular season concluding this weekend, and the region tournaments starting up next week, the St. Francis boys have reclaimed the lead over Athens Christian for the No. 1 spot in the Georgia High Schools Association/MaxPreps Private School Power Ratings. Calhoun County has extended its lead over Greenville for the top spot in the public school ratings.
On the girls side, St. Francis maintained a firm grip on the No. 1 private school spot, while Southwest Atlanta Christian jumped Savannah Country Day for No. 2. Claxton held on to its No. 1 rating on the public school side, despite No. 2 Taylor County’s undefeated record (23-0).
As is the case with football, region tournament champions will be seeded first, according to the team’s power rating. The rest of the field will be seeded by power rating as well.
But before the power ratings, we honor several Class A athletes who penned non-football Letters of Intent on Wednesday. Send your Class A athlete college signing information to s.thomascoleman@yahoo.com :
Landmark Christian
*Sophie Riggs, Anderson University Women’s Soccer
(Will Yancey and Sam Dobbs signed football LOIs to attend Army and Vanderbilt, respectively.)
Eagle's Landing Christian
(Ryan Meneely and Nick Dawson signed football LOIs to Auburn and Hutchinson Community College, respectively.)
*Dazmon Cameron – Florida State University Baseball
*Alyssa Camp – Southern Union State Community College Softball
*Bre Laney – University of Georgia (preferred walk-on) Volleyball
*Hunter Sowell –Young Harris College Baseball
BOYS
Private
Last team out: King's Ridge, 8-13
Best record out: No. 19 Mt. Vernon Presbyterian, 12-9
Worst record in: No. 15 Calvary Day, 12-10
Last team out: Athens Christian, 12-9
Best record out: No. 18 Prince Avenue Christian, 13-8; No. 22 Landmark Christian, 14-9
Worst record in: No. 10 Paideia, 12-10
Last team out: Calhoun County, 11-11
Best record out: No. 24 Woodville-Tompkins, 12-11
Worst record in: No. 12 Montgomery County, 10-9
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