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GHSA girls basketball state tournament first-round scores
The GHSA girls basketball regional tournaments have begun, with teams in each class playing to see who will make the state tournament for a shot at playing for the state championship March 11-14, 2026, in Macon. (Jason Getz/AJC 2025)
By Chip Saye
Updated Feb 25, 2026The first round of the Georgia High School Association girls basketball state tournament was completed Wednesday night.
The 16 winners in each of the eight classifications advanced to the second round, to be played Friday and Saturday.
Listed below are the scores from the first round.
The state finals will be played March 11-14 at the Macon Coliseum.
To see the boys first-round matchups, go HERE.
Class 6A
- FINAL: Camden County 56, Collins Hill 46
- FINAL: Archer 72, Duluth 30
- FINAL: Hillgrove 62, Marietta 55
- FINAL: Carrollton 58, Lambert 29
- FINAL: Valdosta 67, Mill Creek 43
- FINAL: Grayson 55, Brookwood 52
- FINAL: Cherokee 73, McEachern 66
- FINAL: South Forsyth 62, Chapel Hill 54
- FINAL: North Forsyth 50, East Coweta 40
- FINAL: Campbell 60, Wheeler 48
- FINAL: Grovetown 42, North Gwinnett 37
- FINAL: Lowndes 45, Dacula 38
- FINAL: Westlake 61, West Forsyth 34
- FINAL: North Paulding 77, Paulding County 51
- FINAL: Newton 61, Norcross 42
- FINAL: Buford 66, Tift County 45
Class 5A
- FINAL: Evans 44, Winder-Barrow 33
- FINAL: Woodward Academy 76, Gainesville 47
- FINAL: Morrow 41, Alexander 40
- FINAL: Coffee 67, Sprayberry 39
- FINAL: Brunswick 64, Habersham Central 43
- FINAL: Milton 78, Lakeside-DeKalb 33
- FINAL: Newnan 53, East Paulding 52
- FINAL: Sequoyah 74, Veterans 34
- FINAL: River Ridge 62, Northside-Warner Robins 29
- FINAL: South Paulding 49, Hughes 39
- FINAL: Tri-Cities 67, Seckinger 64
- FINAL: Bradwell Institute 67, Jackson County 41
- FINAL: Creekview 58, Lee County 34
- FINAL: New Manchester 72, Dutchtown 62
- FINAL: Shiloh 34, Lanier 33
- FINAL: Loganville 56, Greenbrier 32
Class 4A
- FINAL: Madison County 48, Ware County 29
- FINAL: Creekside 64, Hiram 16
- FINAL: Starr’s Mill 52, St. Pius 43
- FINAL: Jones County 53, Westminster 29
- FINAL: Wayne County 48, Eastside 45
- FINAL: Dalton 72, Jackson-Atlanta 38
- FINAL: Southwest DeKalb 77, Griffin 31
- FINAL: Kell 62, Union Grove 31
- FINAL: Blessed Trinity 54, Stockbridge 38
- FINAL: Northview 55, Harris County 45
- FINAL: Cartersville 60, Pace Academy 55
- FINAL: Warner Robins 59, Cedar Shoals 25
- FINAL: Woodland-Stockbridge 51, Cambridge 44
- FINAL: Marist 82, Northside-Columbus 32
- FINAL: Midtown 56, Cass 29
- FINAL: North Oconee 77, Perry 37
Class 3A
- FINAL: Monroe 84, East Hall 34
- FINAL: White County 50, Gilmer 40
- FINAL: Ridgeland 62, Hephzibah 41
- FINAL: Cherokee Bluff 57, LaFayette 41
- FINAL: Luella 64, West Laurens 14
- FINAL: Stephenson 65, Jefferson 63
- FINAL: Cross Creek 46, Groves 26
- FINAL: Sandy Creek 70, Bainbridge 11
- FINAL: Jenkins 64, Douglass 20
- FINAL: Lumpkin County 39, Liberty County 33
- FINAL: North Hall 64, Troup 51
- FINAL: Pickens 68, Upson-Lee 39
- FINAL: Baldwin 50, Cedar Grove 28
- FINAL: Oconee County 68, Long County 24
- FINAL: Northwest Whitfield 54, Westover 48
- FINAL: Heritage-Catoosa 70, Dougherty 24
Class 2A
- FINAL: Josey 83, Rutland 21
- FINAL: Sonoraville 69, Ringgold 65
- FINAL: Hart County 60, North Murray 39
- FINAL: Westside-Macon 57, Shaw 42
- FINAL: Hardaway 84, Butler 13
- FINAL: Carver-Columbus 49, Callaway 41
- FINAL: Coahulla Creek 54, KIPP Atlanta Collegiate 49
- FINAL: Franklin County 43, Morgan County 42
- FINAL: Columbia 96, Crisp County 30
- FINAL: Therrell 65, Salem 43
- FINAL: Tattnall County 60, Drew Charter 42
- FINAL: Appling County 60, Coretta Scott King 37
- FINAL: Thomson 58, South Atlanta 26
- FINAL: Union County 71, Miller Grove 48
- FINAL: Laney 55, Sumter County 47
- FINAL: Murray County 82, Pierce County 19
Class A Division I
- FINAL: Bremen 59, Jasper County 9
- FINAL: Heard County 56, Swainsboro 37
- FINAL: Fannin County 60, Pepperell 55
- FINAL: Putnam County 62, Chattooga 40
- FINAL: Lamar County 58, Gordon Lee 44
- FINAL: Elbert County 59, ACE Charter 39
- FINAL: Commerce 49, Washington County 44
- FINAL: Vidalia 52, Southwest 41
- FINAL: East Laurens 65, Dade County 38
- FINAL: Brantley County 58, Central-Macon 46
- FINAL: Banks County 46, Northeast 35
- FINAL: Bacon County 47, Dublin 43
- FINAL: Rabun County 63, Armuchee 42
- FINAL: Model 55, Bleckley County 38
- FINAL: Fitzgerald 49, Temple 41
- FINAL: Thomasville 48, Social Circle 42
Class A Division II
- FINAL: Warren County 73, Mitchell County 51
- FINAL: Wilcox County 67, Trion 28
- FINAL: Bryan County 68, GMC Prep 26
- FINAL: Brooks County 52, Marion Co. 28
- FINAL: Pelham 67, Lincoln County 39
- FINAL: Bowdon 50, Dooly County 26
- FINAL: Screven County 61, Hancock Central 54
- FINAL: Macon County 62, Turner County 30
- FINAL: Taylor County 53, Atkinson County 37
- FINAL: Metter 72, Johnson County 17
- FINAL: Wheeler County 52, Greenville 49
- FINAL: Terrell County 40, Towns County 23
- FINAL: Charlton County 49, Schley County 46
- FINAL: Emanuel County Institute 84, Glascock County 44
- FINAL: Telfair County 40, Manchester 35
- FINAL: Washington-Wilkes 56, Randolph-Clay 37
Class 3A-A private
- FINAL: Hebron Christian bye
- FINAL: Prince Avenue Christian 71, Wesleyan 52
- FINAL: Whitefield Academy 76, Walker 36
- FINAL: Savannah Country Day 57, Calvary Day 23
- FINAL: Christian Heritage 69, Aquinas 15
- FINAL: King’s Ridge Christian 59, Paideia 41
- FINAL: Providence Christian 62, Atlanta International 35
- FINAL: St. Francis bye
- FINAL: Holy Innocents’ bye
- FINAL: North Cobb Christian 56, Lovett 23
- FINAL: Trinity Christian 66, Landmark Christian 26
- FINAL: Galloway 99, Savannah Christian 17
- FINAL: Greater Atlanta Christian 86, Weber School 26
- FINAL: Mount Paran Christian 56, Mount Bethel Christian 38
- FINAL: Fellowship Christian 46, St. Vincent’s Academy 43
- FINAL: Athens Academy bye
About the Author
Chip Saye rejoined The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2025, at the launch of AJC Varsity. In 2009 he helped start Georgia High School Football Daily. He previously worked for the AJC, Athens Banner-Herald, Anderson (S.C.) Independent-Mail and Gwinnett Daily News.
