Grayson became only the seventh school since 2000, when it opened, to have three victories over No. 1-ranked teams from its own classification with last week's win over Marietta. Grayson also defeated No. 1 teams Archer in 2015 and Lowndes in 2008. With a minimum of four games played, only Calhoun and Grayson have winning records against No. 1 teams from their classifications this century. Here are schools with at least two wins over No. 1 teams since 2000 and their records in games against them.
Calhoun: 5-2
Warner Robins: 5-5
Northside (W. Robins): 4-9
Grayson: 3-2
Buford: 3-3
Marist: 3-4
Peach County: 3-4
Americus: 2-0
Hillgrove: 2-1
Laney: 2-2
Swainsboro: 2-2
Fitzgerald: 2-3
M.L. King: 2-3
Norcross: 2-3
Wilcox County: 2-3
Peachtree Ridge: 2-4
Sandy Creek: 2-4
Tucker: 2-4
Ware County: 2-4
Blessed Trinity: 2-5
Irwin County: 2-5
McIntosh Co. Academy: 2-5
Brookwood: 2-6
McEachern: 2-6
Carver (Columbus): 2-7
Colquitt County: 2-7
Lovett: 2-9
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