Glascock County defeated Stewart County 60-56 last week. That was the 40th time in GHSA history that a team won despite allowing 50 points. That had never happened until 1999, when Calhoun County beat Lanier County 72-50. It has happened 28 times in this decade. Glascock and Stewart, two of Georgia's smallest counties and high schools in Georgia, have played each other each of the past six seasons, with each school winning three times. Stewart County's 56 points are the most in school history, topping the mark set in 2017 in a 50-27 win over Glascock. The most Glascock has scored came in an 82-48 win over North Cobb Christian in 2011. Here are the 40 games in which both teams have scored 50 or more points.
2019
Glascock Co. 60, Stewart Co. 56
Brooks Co. 63, Mitchell Co. 50
2018
Wheeler 62, Campbell 56
Rome 65, Carrollton 51
2017
Westminster 59, East Hall 57
Habersham Cent. 72, East Hall 55
2016
Lowndes 92, Hillgrove 61
East Hall 71, Fannin Co. 58
Ola 51, Eagle's Landing 50
Griffin 53, Spalding 50
2015
Bowdon 56, Union Co. 55*
Carver (Col.) 51, LaGrange 50
Pierce Co. 64, Jenkins 62*
2014
Pace Acad. 57, Jefferson Co. 50
Cherokee 56, Lassiter 52
2013
Jefferson 61, Heard Co. 57
Ringgold 55, North Hall 54
McIntosh 77, Drew 56
2012
Jefferson 53, Fitzgerald 51*
Greene Co. 56, Oglethorpe Co. 50
Rome 57, North Paulding 56*
Adairsville 70, North Murray 56
Chestatee 57, Eastside 56*
2011
South Gwinnett 63, Central Gwinnett 55
Pepperell 57, Chattooga 50*
2010
Pickens 66, Southeast Whitfield 50
Macon Co. 70, Pacelli 64
Valdosta 64, Brunswick 62*
2009
Flowery Branch 54, W. Forsyth 51
McIntosh Co. Academy 56, Brantley Co. 52
2008
Greenbrier 59, Redan 57
West Hall 56, Johnson (Gainesville) 55
Benedictine 63, Long Co. 50
2007
Chamblee 58, Stephens Co. 57*
ELCA 57, Mount Pisgah 50
Haralson Co. 55, Cass 54*
Our Lady of Mercy 63, Mt. Pisgah 62
2014
Collins Hill 70, South Cobb 68*
Calvary Day 55, McIntosh Co. Academy 54
1999
Calhoun Co. 72, Lanier Co. 50
*Overtime
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