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Canceled high school football games, seasons

Walton fans social distance in the stands after a Walton touchdown during their 35-28 win against Kell at Walton high school Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, in Marietta. This is one of several football games during the 2020 Corky Kell Classic. (Jason Getz/For the AJC)

Credit: Jason Getz

Credit: Jason Getz

Walton fans social distance in the stands after a Walton touchdown during their 35-28 win against Kell at Walton high school Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, in Marietta. This is one of several football games during the 2020 Corky Kell Classic. (Jason Getz/For the AJC)
By Seth Ellerbee and Score Atlanta
Nov 12, 2020

The GHSA football playoffs begin Nov. 27. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will continue to update this list of canceled games, along with the teams that have opted to end their season, in part, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

For games canceled, the team on the left initiated the cancellation.

Games canceled

Week 12 (Nov. 19-21)

  • Sandy Creek vs. Cedar Grove
  • ML King vs. Lithonia
  • Randolph-Clay vs. Miller County
  • Stephenson vs. Druid Hills
  • Starr’s Mill vs. Northside-Columbus
  • Americus-Sumter vs. Mary Persons
  • Heritage-Catoosa vs. Cedartown
  • Alexander vs. South Paulding
  • Bryan County vs. Portal
  • Marion County vs. Greenville
  • Central-Talbotton vs. Schley County
  • Johnson-Gainesville vs. Clarke Central
  • Pike County vs. Crisp County
  • Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe vs. Adairsville
  • South Forsyth vs. Forsyth Central
  • Peach County vs. Central-Macon
  • Tift County vs. Salem
  • Dodge vs. Southwest Macon
  • Coosa vs. Pepperell
  • Ridgeland vs. Central-Carroll
  • Oconee County vs. Franklin County

Week 11 (Nov. 12-14)

  • Johnson-Gainesville vs. Clarke Central
  • Stephens County vs. Oconee County
  • Heritage School vs. Trinity Christian
  • Villa Rica vs. New Manchester
  • Ridgeland vs. Northwest Whitfield
  • McEachern vs. East Coweta
  • Gilmer vs. White County
  • McNair vs. Lovett
  • Mount Paran Christian vs. North Cobb Christian
  • Berkmar vs. Meadowcreek
  • River Ridge vs. Johns Creek
  • Jefferson vs. North Oconee
  • Brantley County vs. Appling County
  • Redan vs. Sandy Creek
  • Centennial vs. Creekview
  • Portal vs. McIntosh County Academy
  • Southwest-Macon vs. Bleckley County
  • Monroe vs. Westover
  • North Springs vs. Jackson-Atlanta
  • Douglass vs. Cedar Grove
  • LaFayette vs. Rockmart
  • Warner Robins vs. Coffee
  • North Clayton vs. Mount Zion-Jonesboro
  • Pace Academy vs. Washington
  • Cook vs. Fitzgerald
  • Coosa vs. Fannin County

Teams that ended their season

* 2A Blogger Adam Krohn went here

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