GHSA football state championships schedule and matchups
The 2024 Georgia high school football state championship matchups are set, with games being played Monday-Wednesday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. The flag football state championships also are scheduled to be played in that time frame.
Live scores from the state championships will be available on the AJC football scoreboard and the AJC flag football scoreboard.
Tickets for the games can be purchased on Go Fan and the games will be available via livestream on Georgia Public Broadcasting.
More options to watch or listen to the games
GHSA football playoff brackets by class
Monday
Noon: Flag Division 1
Columbus vs. Southeast Bulloch — FINAL: Southeast Bulloch 13, Columbus 6
2 p.m.: Flag Division II
Greenbrier vs. North Oconee — FINAL: Greenbrier 18, North Oconee 0
4 p.m.: Class A-Division II
Bowdon vs. Brooks County — FINAL: Bowdon 34, Brooks County 14
7 p.m.: Class 4A
Marist vs. North Oconee — FINAL: North Oconee 14, Marist 7
Tuesday
11 a.m.: Flag Division 3
Pace Academy vs. Pope — FINAL: Pope 19, Pace 6
1 p.m.: Class A-Division I
Toombs County vs. Northeast-Macon — FINAL: Toombs County 38, Northeast-Macon 18
4 p.m.: Class 2A
Burke County vs. Carver-Columbus
7 p.m.: Class 5A
Hughes vs. Milton
Wednesday
11 a.m.: Flag Division 4
Lambert vs. McEachern
1 p.m.: Class Private A-3A
Hebron Christian vs. Prince Avenue Christian
4 p.m.: Class 3A
Calhoun vs. Jefferson
7 p.m.: Class 6A
Carrollton vs. Grayson
Georgia high school football
Photos from the championship games
Milton in Fulton County to finish No. 2 in six national high school football polls
The playoffs:
- Key details for each of the championship games played Dec. 16-18
- Grayson defense lowers the boom on Carrollton to claim 6A championship
- Calhoun shuts down Jefferson in Class 3A final to win first state title since 2017
- In Class 5A final, champion Milton tested, runner-up Hughes dignified
- Hebron Christian gets redemption over Prince Avenue Christian, claims 1st state title
- Carver-Columbus too much for Burke County in 52-14 rout
- North Oconee flips the script to beat No. 1 Marist for first state title
- Big-play Polke’s TD return sends Toombs to first state title
- ‘Relentless’ Bowdon’s 27-point run against Brooks County leads to three-peat state title
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