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Trivia: Father and son who are head coaches of GHSA schools

Athens Academy's 17-10 victory over Trinity Christian last week was the school's 15th consecutive opening-game victory, the longest active streak in the state. (John Amis/Special)
Athens Academy's 17-10 victory over Trinity Christian last week was the school's 15th consecutive opening-game victory, the longest active streak in the state. (John Amis/Special)
By Todd Holcomb – GHSF Daily
Sept 8, 2020

Who are the only father and son who are active head coaches of GHSA schools? (Answer Wednesday)

Answer to Monday’s question: The school with the longest active winning streak in opening games is Athens Academy with 15. Marion County can win its 15th straight when it plays Greenville on Sept. 18.

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