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List: Current 3A schools with most victories over past decade

Peach County running back Trevon Woolfolk (9) is stopped by a host of Calhoun defenders in the first half of the Class AAA Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Friday, December 8, 2017, in Atlanta. PHOTO / JASON GETZ
Peach County running back Trevon Woolfolk (9) is stopped by a host of Calhoun defenders in the first half of the Class AAA Championship at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Friday, December 8, 2017, in Atlanta. PHOTO / JASON GETZ
By Todd Holcomb – GHSF Daily
Aug 28, 2020

These are the top 20 current Class 3A schools ranked on victories over the past decade.

112 - Peach County

109 - Greater Atlanta Christian

105 - Sandy Creek

101 - Cedar Grove

96 - Burke County

95 - Mary Persons

85 - Pierce County

83 - Thomson

79 - Westminster

78 - Monroe Area

70 - Carver (Atlanta)

68 - Adairsville

68 - Rockmart

68 - Morgan County

68 - Appling County

65 - Stephens County

64 - Liberty County

64 - Crisp County

63 - Hart County

63 - Dawson County

63 - North Hall

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