GHSA basketball state championships recap: Stats, results from all games
MACON — Sixteen Georgia high school basketball teams will be crowned state champions over the next four days at the Macon Coliseum.
Several programs are shooting for their first state title, while others aim to further establish themselves as statewide powerhouses.
AJC Varsity will be in Macon for the finals and will provide live updates, including scores and notable moments. Scroll past the schedule below, which will include final scores as games end, to see the live updates.
GHSA basketball state championships schedule
Wednesday
- FINAL: Class 3A-A Private girls: Hebron Christian 46, Holy Innocents’ 42
- FINAL: Class 3A-A Private boys: Darlington 53, Holy Innocents’ 50
- FINAL: Class 3A girls: Heritage-Catoosa 65, Sandy Creek 63 (OT)
- FINAL: Class 3A boys: Cross Creek 56, Harlem 51
Thursday
- FINAL: Class A Division II girls: Wilcox County 48, Washington-Wilkes 39
- FINAL: Class A Division II boys: Clinch County 63, Portal 43
- 4:45 p.m. — Girl’s 3-Point Contest
- FINAL: Class 4A girls: Marist 58, Kell 50
- FINAL: Class 4A boys: St. Pius 54, Pace Academy 51
Friday
- FINAL: Class A Division I girls: East Laurens 63, Elbert County 55
- FINAL: Class A Division I boys: Rabun County 52, Southwest-Macon 43
- 4:45 p.m. — Co-Ed 3-Point Contest
- FINAL: Class 5A girls: Creekview 45, Milton 43
- FINAL: Class 5A boys: Alexander 81, Woodward Academy 67
Saturday
- FINAL: Class 2A girls: Murray County 51, Hardaway 48
- FINAL: Class 2A boys: Morgan County 53, Butler 52 (OT)
- FINAL: AAASP - Houston Co. Sharks 44, West Georgia Wolverines 9
- 4:45 p.m. — Slam Dunk Contest
- FINAL: Class 6A girls: North Paulding 64, Grayson 58
- FINAL: Class 6A boys: Wheeler 62, Pebblebrook 52
Live updates from the state championships in Macon
About the Author
Jack Leo is a sports writer and reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Jack worked for the AJC throughout his four years studying journalism and sports media at Georgia State University and the University of Georgia. He's now focused on telling stories in the grassroots: bringing comprehensive coverage of high school sports for AJC Varsity.
