Of the 16 teams still vying for a spot in the College World Series, 11 include former Georgia high school baseball players.

Groves and Pataula Charter hired head coaches this week, leaving only two GHSA schools that have not announced their coaches entering summer workouts.

Perno led the Bulldogs to three College World Series, including the program’s most recent in 2008.

With birdies on final three holes and a come-from-behind victory, Kylie Chung, 14, becomes second-youngest winner of Georgia Women’s Amateur.

The Georgia High School Golf Coaches Association named its annual all-state teams in all classifications.

The last time a public school won the most titles of any GHSA school, with no ties, came in 1978, when Lakeside of DeKalb County won three of the 49 held.

Olayiwola Oreofeoluwa Taiwo, a 3-star edge rusher, committed to Georgia. Other schools recruiting the Lovejoy High star included Kansas, Rutgers, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest

Joakim Gouda, a 4-star linebacker out of McEachern High School, chose Georgia football over offers from schools including Auburn, Florida and Texas.

Landmark Christian freshman Melanie Doggett of Fairburn set a 200-meter world record for 14-and-under girls while winning two GHSA state titles.

Three schools won their first-ever baseball titles this week as Georgia's high school state championships wrapped up.