In Class 6A-7A Boys, No. 1 Lambert recently earned the No. 8 slot in the Maxpreps National poll. The Longhorns lead the Class 6A-7A state poll and earned an 11-9 win over No. 2 Roswell on Friday—handing the Hornets their first in-state loss of the season. Allatoona, Lassiter and Johns Creek round out the top 5. Also, Walton climbed one slot to No. 8 and Harrison replaced Buford at No. 10.

In Class A-5A Boys, Blessed Trinity ascended to No. 1—replacing Pace Academy—which dropped to No. 3 behind Westminster. Also, Whitewater replaced Woodward Academy at No. 10.

In Class 6A-7A Girls, No. 1 Milton is 5-0 and is currently ranked No. 12 in the Maxpreps National poll. West Forsyth climbed to No. 2 following Roswell’s 13-4 loss to Hillgrove—which used its victory to jump from No. 6 to No. 3.

In Class A-5A Girls, McIntosh lost 18-13 to Wesleyan and was replaced by Lovett at No. 2. Wesleyan climbed to No. 6 ahead of the Chiefs’ new placement at No. 7. Also, St. Pius improved one slot to No. 9 and Whitewater fell to No. 10 .

BOYS

Class 6A-7A

1. Lambert

2. Roswell

3. Allatoona

4. Lassiter

5. Johns Creek

6. Hillgrove

7. Milton

8. Walton

9. Mill Creek

10. Harrison

Class A-5A

1. Blessed Trinity

2. Westminster

3. Pace Academy

4. Starr’s Mill

5. Greater Atlanta Christian

6. Marist

7. Benedictine

8. Lovett

9. King’s Ridge

10. Whitewater

GIRLS

Class 6A-7A

1. Milton

2. West Forsyth

3. Hillgrove

4. Creekview

5. Roswell

6. Chattahoochee

7. Cambridge

8. Walton

9. Buford

10. Mill Creek

Class A-5A

1. Blessed Trinity

2. Lovett

3. Westminster

4. Kell

5. Starr’s Mill

6. Wesleyan

7. McIntosh

8. Fellowship Christian

9. St. Pius

10. Whitewater

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The renovation of Jekyll Island's Great Dunes golf course includes nine holes designed by Walter Travis in the 1920s for the members of the Jekyll Island Club. Several holes that were part of the original layout where located along the beach and were bulldozed in the 1950s.(Photo by Austin Kaseman)

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