Lee County’s 543 points scored this season are fifth-most in GHSA history. Dublin also reached the 500-point mark with an even 500. Thomas County Central finished with 497.

552 - 2019 Eagle’s Landing Christian

549 - 2005 Dublin

549 - 2011 Camden County

545 - 2018 Pelham

543 - 2024 Lee County

536 - 2017 Lowndes

535 - 2021 Trinity Christian

534 - 1972 Southeast Bulloch

533 - 2018 Eagle’s Landing Christian

533 - 2022 Hughes

531 - 2018 Rome

528 - 2019 Pelham

523 - 2014 Washington County

523 - 2017 Eagle’s Landing Christian

520 - 2013 Gainesville

517 - 2023 Roswell

514 - 2013 Buford

512 - 2017 Cartersville

511 - 2013 Monroe Area

509 - 2011 Thomson

508 - 2007 North Hall

508 - 2019 Mitchell County

507 - 2020 Rabun County

505 - 2013 Tucker

504 - 2021 Chamblee

503 - 2023 Rome

502 - 2004 St. Anne-Pacelli

501 - 1997 Miller County

501 - 2021 Warner Robins

500 - 2019 Peach County

500 - 2024 Dublin

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