Thursday hoops scores

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Boys

Allatoona 58, Woodland-Bartow 28

Buford 73, White County 45

Butler 79, Cross Creek 75

Chattahoochee 70, West Forsyth 52

Henry County 60, Carver-Columbus 56

Johnson-Gainesville 107, Monroe Area 47

Jones County 71, Putnam County 43

Miller Grove 67, Mays 43

Mount Vernon 55, Holy Innocents' 37

New Manchester 62, South Paulding 52

Northwest Whitfield 58, Dalton 55

Pope 61, Riverwood 57

Stephenson 77, North Atlanta 70

Whitefield Academy 66, Walker 42

Whitewater 56, Starr's Mill 40

Girls

Buford 60, White County 29

Creekside 55, Northgate 45

East Coweta 63, Tri-Cities 59

Hiram 49, Villa Rica 25

Holy Innocents' 72, Mount Vernon 21

Jackson-Atlanta 56, Douglass 42

LaFayette 72, Ridgeland 68

Putnam County 54, Jones County 36

Rome 64, North Paulding 50

Walnut Grove 48, Lanier 40

Ware County 65, Richmond Hill 38

Whitewater 48, Starr's Mill 40

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