AJC Varsity
Creekside breaks state record for most points in a season
The Seminoles have scored 70 or more points in five games and 69 in another.
Creekside running back Gary Walker makes a catch during the first half of the class 4A semifinal against Kell at Creekside High School on Friday. (Oscar Guevara Saenz for the AJC)
By Todd Holcomb
Dec 8, 2025Creekside set the Georgia record for points in a season with a 35-6 victory over Kell.
The Seminoles have scored 70 or more points in five games and 69 in another. Below are the teams that have scored at least 650 points in a season, including four that reached that standard this season.
Highest scoring teams in GHSA football history
- 803 - Creekside (2025)
- 792 - Hughes (2022)
- 758 - Rome (2017)
- 745 - Lee County (2024)
- 742 - Trinity Christian (2021)
- 737 - ELCA (2018)
- 737 - Washington County (2014)
- 728 - ELCA (2017)
- 716 - Walton (2023)
- 716 - Warner Robins (2021)
- 713 - Benedictine (2021)
- 712 - Mill Creek (2022)
- 707 - Buford (2013)
- 700 - Colquitt County (2015)
- 697 - Thomas County Central (2025)
- 696 - ELCA (2019)
- 695 - Cartersville (2016)
- 693 - Dublin (2019)
- 688 - Prince Avenue Christian (2023)
- 687 - Colquitt County (2014)
- 684 - Rome (2018)
- 684 - Rabun County (2017)
- 682 - Dublin (2006)
- 681 - Buford (2007)
- 680 - Gainesville (2012)
- 680 - Hughes (2024)
- 678 - Brooks County (2021)
- 671 - Buford (2014)
- 671 - Carrollton (2024)
- 669 - Benedictine (2014)
- 668 - Washington County (2013)
- 667 - Prince Avenue Christian (2020)
- 666 - Carrollton (2025)
- 666 - Burke County (2011)
- 662 - Camden County (2011)
- 661 - Benedictine (2016)
- 660 - Milton (2024)
- 660 - Sandy Creek (2012)
- 659 - Carver-Columbus (2025)
- 657 - Carrollton (2013)
- 657 - Calhoun (2011)
- 655 - Dublin (2024)
- 655 - Gainesville (2013)
- 654 - Cedar Grove (2021)
- 652 - Tucker (2011)
About the Author
Todd Holcomb covers high school sports across the state. He rejoined The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2025 and has worked with the AJC in varying capacities since 1985. He is a co-founder and editor of Georgia High School Football Daily.
