Caitlyn Stroh-Page

Caitlyn Stroh-Page is the senior sports editor high school sports and college football at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Her resume includes stops at Sports Illustrated Kids, Scout.com, The (Macon) Telegraph, the Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader and the Athens Banner-Herald. A South Georgia native, Stroh-Page lives in the Athens area.

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Full list of 2026-27 Georgia high school football offseason coaching changes

AJC Varsity will maintain a list of every confirmed GHSA football coaching change this offseason.

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Bill Stewart out as Rome football coach after one season

Bill Stewart has parted ways with the Rome football program, according to a post by the Rome City Schools.

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Georgia high school football coaching changes: 3 changes confirmed on Tuesday

The latest updates on GHSA football coaching changes in the 2026-27 offseason.

AJC Varsity Playoff Challenge is now open! Submit your brackets for each class.

Time to enter your predictions for the 2026 Georgia high school football playoffs in the AJC Varsity Playoff Challenge.

GHSA moves some first-round playoff games due to officials shortage

The Class 4A first-round playoff football games have been moved to Saturday.

Complete list of first-round matchups for the 2026 GHSA football playoffs

Here are the first-round matchups in the 2026 GHSA football playoffs per the brackets announced Saturday.

GHSA football playoff brackets 2026 for all 8 classifications

The 2026 Georgia high school football playoff brackets for all eight classifications.

2026 GHSA football brackets announcement schedule, printable bracket

AJC Varsity has provided an blank bracket option for readers that can be downloaded. The brackets will be updated once the GHSA releases finalized seeding.

Jefferson football coach Travis Noland on region title, postseason seeding

In their fifth season under Travis Noland, the Dragons won their fifth straight region championship with a 27-17 win over North Oconee.

After taking No. 1 from Toombs, Appling County has another tough test ahead

Today’s Four Questions interviewee is Appling County coach JD Sellers, whose team defeated then-No. 1 Toombs County 11-7 on Friday.