These are the top 10 teams in each classification in points per game.

Class 7A

45.8 - Colquitt County

42.4 - Norcross

40.9 - Grayson

38.5 - Newnan

38.3 - South Forsyth

36.4 - Duluth

36.0 - Brookwood

34.5 - East Coweta

33.9 - Archer

32.0 - Gainesville

32.0 - Collins Hill

Class 6A

39.6 - Buford

38.9 - Westlake

38.0 - Dacula

37.9 - Sprayberry

37.3 - Carrollton

35.3 - Lee County

34.9 - Evans

34.7 - Kell

33.5 - River Ridge

33.4 - Richmond Hill

Class 5A

44.3 - Blessed Trinity

37.9 - Ola

36.9 - Jones County

36.9 - Cartersville

35.8 - Calhoun

34.3 - Ware County

34.3 - St. Pius

34.2 - Coffee

33.8 - Warner Robins

32.8 - Decatur

Class 4A

47.7 - Carver (Columbus)

44.4 - Jefferson

39.5 - Hardaway

37.4 - Benedictine

36.6 - New Hampstead

35.9 - LaGrange

35.3 - Baldwin

34.4 - Cedartown

34.4 - Islands

33.8 - East Hall

Class 3A

44.4 - Appling County

42.5 - Rockmart

39.3 - White County

39.0 - Cherokee Bluff

38.9 - Peach County

38.7 - North Murray

38.7 - Burke County

35.3 - Dawson County

35.2 - Cedar Grove

33.6 - Ringgold

Class 2A

49.3 - Rabun County

41.9 - Fannin County

36.1 - Jefferson County

36.1 - Washington

34.4 - Putnam County

33.2 - Fitzgerald

33.0 - Dodge County

32.6 - Bleckley County

31.6 - Haralson County

31.3 - Vidalia

Class A Private

49.9 - Fellowship Christian

47.3 - Prince Avenue Christian

37.9 - Aquinas

36.9 - Athens Academy

36.1 - Christian Heritage

34.4 - Savannah Christian

34.1 - Mount Vernon

33.6 - North Cobb Christian

30.6 - Pacelli

29.1 - Strong Rock Christian

Class A Public

45.0 - Dublin

41.0 - Hancock Central

39.8 - Washington-Wilkes

39.4 - Metter

39.3 - Macon County

39.3 - Commerce

38.0 - Brooks County

37.1 - Gordon Lee

36.0 - Mitchell County

35.4 - Wilcox County

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