AAAAAA roundup
By Score Atlanta
Brookwood 20, Archer 19: Brookwood junior Brandon Morrow kicked the game-winning field goal with 11 seconds left. In a game that featured 719 yards of total offense, the Broncos got 100 on the ground from Jamaal Cole. Brookwood quarterback Zach Moon threw for 191 yards and a score while receiver Kyrin Priester caught seven balls for 139 yards and a touchdown.
Chattahoochee 24, Douglas County 0: The visiting Cougars beat Douglas County behind two long rushing touchdowns, one by Chase Nelson for 65 yards and another by Travis Marshall for 60 yards, to improve their record to 2-1 on the season. Dwayne Bartholomew added an interception return for a touchdown.
Collins Hill 52, Habersham Central 0: Quarterback Brett Sheehan led the visiting Eagles’ offense in a win at Habersham Central. Sheehan completed 22 of 25 passes for 271 yards and three touchdowns. Julian Williams, Grant McDonald and Justin Wyatt were all on the receiving end of the scoring strikes for Collins Hill. Sheehan also added a rushing touchdown.
Lassiter 42, Kell 13: The Trojans exploded for a 28-0 first quarter lead and went into the halftime lockerroom up 35-7. Quarterback Eddie Printz threw for 270 yards and four touchdown, all to wide receiver Willie Police. Hakim Shahid closed out the scoring for Lassiter in the fourth with a 5-yard run.
Marietta 27, Hillgrove 13: Marietta quarterback Anthony Jennings completed touchdown passes of 14 and nine yards to Jordan Mathis, and also hit Kenny Norwood (16 yards) and Tyree Harris (65 yards) for passing touchdowns. Jennings also rushed for a 2-point conversion. Troy Thompson had 28- and 65-yard touchdown passes for visiting Hillgrove.
McEachern 30, Pebblebrook 23: The visiting Indians fought off the upset-minded Falcons behind 70 rushing yards from Mike Sherman, who added a 29-yard touchdown run, while T.J. Rahming caught a 66-yard score to help lead McEachern to its first victory of the season, while keeping Pebblebrook winless.
Mill Creek 49, Mountain View 0: DeVozea Felton scored four total touchdowns (three rushing, one receiving) while gaining 207 yards from scrimmage. Jacorey Lewis had 88 yards rushing and a touchdown, and Jordan Sylvain and Andrew Sciara each rushed for scores. Quarterback Daniel David was 8-for-11 passing with one touchdown. Mill Creek held Mountain View to 53 total yards and one first down.
Milton 52, Centennial 24: In the first half, Milton running back Peyton Barber ran for three touchdowns and quarterback A.J. Bush added another. After the Eagles went up 17-0, Centennial quarterback Chase Rosenberg hit Christian Robinson on a 48-yard pass and the Knights picked up the two-point conversion. Knights running back Cyril Teal opened the scoring in the second half on a 91-yard run. Barber then hit paydirt twice more on a 1-yard run and a 65-yard jaunt for his fourth and fifth scores. Rosenberg also hit Mathew Harries on a 24-yard touchdown pass.
North Forsyth 28, Cherokee 12: North Forsyth led from wire to wire and held off visiting Cherokee behind 235 all-purpose yards from Tanner Riddle. Quarterback Harrison Roberts threw three touchdowns for the Raiders—a 43-yarder to Riddle, a 20-yarder to Branson Marks and an 18-yarder to Justin Stanley. Jamal Davenport capped off the North Forsyth scoring with a 3-yard touchdown run.
Parkview 22, Grayson 7: The host Panthers capitalized on four turnovers by the visiting Rams to upset the state’s top-ranked team. Chris Carson had two rushing touchdowns while Mac Marshall added a receiving touchdown from Rob Youngblood to provide the scoring for Parkview. The Panthers’ stifling defense helped improve their record to 2-1, while also handing Grayson its first loss since 2010.
Peachtree Ridge 28, Duluth 21: Duluth scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to rally from a 28-0 deficit, but failed to recover an onside kick with under a minute left. Visiting Peachtree Ridge got rushing touchdowns from Jordan Ellis (13 carries, 102 yards) and Walden Davis. Lions quarterback Bryson Sellers threw touchdown passes to Davis and Joe Horn. Duluth’s sophomore quarterbacks Tyler Campbell (rushing touchdown) and Thaddeus Bell (two touchdown passes) accounted for the Wildcats’ offense.
Shiloh 19, Berkmar 7: Berkmar running back R.J. Perdeoux scored on a 5-yard run on Berkmar’s first drive to give the visiting Patriots a 7-0 lead. But Shiloh scored three times in the fourth quarter, including a punt return and interception for touchdown. Berkmar linebacker Jaden Le led the team with 16 tackles.
South Cobb 28, Kennesaw Mountain 26: Visiting South Cobb drove 99 yards for the game-winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Stephon Masha’s 1-yard rushing score put the Eagles on top. Jeremiah Alphabet caught a touchdown pass from 30 yards out for South Cobb with 5:30 remaining in the game.
South Gwinnett 43, Dacula 21: Bernard Morrison accounted for three scores including two rushing and a passing touchdown to Corey Keel on a trick play. Josh Boyd added two more rushing touchdowns as the visiting Comets rolled. Marcus Cox led the way for Dacula with 190 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
West Forsyth 63, Starr’s Mill 14: The host Wolverines dominated Starr’s Mill on both sides of the ball controlling the game from the start. West Forsyth had the ball nine times and turned those into nine touchdowns. The defense forced Starr’s Mill to punt on seven of nine possessions in a game that had no turnovers from either side.
Wheeler 17, Langston Hughes 12: Jacobi Green (42 yards) and Emanuel Beal (26 yards) caught touchdown passes from quarterback Elijah Staley in visiting Wheeler’s victory. J.D. Barron hit a 25-yard field goal for the Wildcats, who achieved their first 3-0 start since 1997.
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54 comments Add your comment
battleaxekid
September 15th, 2012
1:08 am
It breaks my heart that Grayson lost… not…. by Parkview, and not did PV just win but I would call it a btowout……Meaning no disprespect, to any, just knew that grayson was NOT that dominate…. I know the feeling when the bulls eye is on you everone is gunning for you… and it was Graysons turn…. no it is not the end for grayson, i am sure they will crawl back in the hunt, but again NO repeat, and no hational champioship… They will have to do it the hard way, Can they win it all again, nope… IMO….
NG, was also overrated, as was many. Boy they are droppin like flies….and again still early… Walton way overrated… more than the latter… plenty more football to play.. all you teams above keep your heads up, nothing to get down about it is only one game……shake it off and there may be another chance arise……
Camden74
September 15th, 2012
2:10 am
6A roundup, where?
Lamar
September 15th, 2012
3:01 am
It looks like my high school team Mceachern is going to have a down year. One thing for sure, their district is so small to pull players from, I don’t know how they can fill a team. If Hillgrove was not built right down the road, Mceachern would have those players AND THEY WOULD WIN EVERY GAME!!
cat doc
September 15th, 2012
5:22 am
good job parkview.
Highschoolfootballfan
September 15th, 2012
5:56 am
Come on AJC. Where are the other schools? It should be Gwinnett and Cobb roundup. This is shameful reporting of high school football. This is why there is so much chatter from south Ga about our paper, and I live in Buckhead. Where are the South Georgia teams?
Raiderfan
September 15th, 2012
7:39 am
Agreed on the weak coverage here. A review of the Lovejoy – Alpharetta game would be nice. Two good teams got hijacked by the worst officiating crew GHSA has ever allowed on the field. Tackling is not a penalty! What a joke! Even the Clayton County AD had to apologize. I think Lovejoy has a decent team, but we will never know after Larry, Moe and Curly from the GFOA laid over 200 yards of penalties on AHS and took away two turnovers after the play was over. Lovejoy gained 5 yards on their own on one 70 yard scoring drive. 11 vs 17 is not what football is all about.
Hoocher
September 15th, 2012
7:40 am
10 hours later and most scores are impossible to find. Come on AJC, you’re the biggest, be the best.
FridayNightLightsFan
September 15th, 2012
8:00 am
a) It is called the AJC not GJC (Georgia)
b) and the real point. It says “By Score Atlanta” This is just a repost from someone else. Same as if to repost something from the AP.
WTG49
September 15th, 2012
8:20 am
Grayson is still a top team, i dont care what people say about parkview, they are a tremendous team that is just pissed off now. Im not taking credit from parkview for winning, we as(west forsyth) are always considered the under dog. Congraluations on the win, for coming out and proving that hard work beats talent any day. But after playing grayson last year i still believe that they are the number one team in Georgia.
IamaRunner
September 15th, 2012
8:44 am
How about them Generals?! Shiloh is 3-0 for the first time in …..I don’t know. Granted they haven’t played anyone formidable in their division but 3-0 must be feeling good. 2 more wins and we could be talking playoffs…..playoffs??
5-Time
September 15th, 2012
9:04 am
I thought we went through this weeks ago already?? I learned my lesson lol….
Sideline Dude
September 15th, 2012
9:05 am
All Atlanta schools. Surprise, surprise. Region 1 AAAAAA still dominates.
Mrsmac
September 15th, 2012
9:19 am
I agree high school football fan, where are the south Georgia football scores especially the south Fulton football scores and coverage?
Mighty Mighty Wildcats
September 15th, 2012
9:31 am
This liberal rag cant get a ticker to work….thats why we have no scores…………this paper is as big an embarrassment to the state as the Bulldogs and jackets are in prime time……..sheesh. I’ve clicked on it 5 x and the scores wont load…….
jimb
September 15th, 2012
10:07 am
Norcross my prediction, North is still North because of good coaching. 7AAAAAA is a scramble this year, may be Norcross, Mill Creek, North and Collins hill with Peachtree Ridge out.
sportsnut
September 15th, 2012
10:15 am
@ Raiderfan == This game was not as poorly officiated as you lead people to believe. There were a couple calls that did not make sense but overall the officials did a good job. This was a good game and the players all played that way. I’m not saying the refs were perfect, none are but 200 yards in penalties means more than the refs need work. Personally, I did not see Alparetta get flaged any more than Lovejoy. Both teams made mistakes, mental mistakes and it cost them. Penalties did not play on those two goalline stands. Alpharetta had 1st and goal twice and turned it over on downs. One of those was after your fullback ran it to the 2 yard line. You must score inside the five yard line when you have eight(8) plays there. Good game overall. Good Luck next week.
battleaxekid
September 15th, 2012
11:42 am
@ Lamar
And you must know the ol adage, If a frogs had wings…….
we down south have 7 6a teams, and you mean to tell me there is not enough young men up there where there are 55 6a team, STILL don’t have enough players…. come on man…….. i have got a bridge I’ll sale you… just joking…. but really, ya’ll haven’t got enough players, kind of hard to believe…
Rufus69
September 15th, 2012
11:52 am
We just chugging along here in South Georgia. We’re really not ready for the Prime Time of the AJC. Now we might get a little ink in eight weeks or so…(Smile). Shoot, I wouldn’t even bother moving Grayson from the No.1 position. We can wait….
Dekalb County Guy
September 15th, 2012
12:05 pm
@Lamar
That is funny, McEachern doesnt have enough players to fill out a squad, lol. McEachern has 2,000 plus kids. they lost all their kids to Hillgrove? Well, sorry McEachern has been broken off a couple of times before. But you live in Metro Atlanta. How many other schools can complain?
Lithonia sucks in football. But imagine how many kids they can have if MLK and Arabia Mtn werent built. Brookwood has lost a lot when Grayson was built. thats the nature of it. new schools are built and you just have to manage what you got. sorry they dont have 150 players to pick and choose from. Join the club!!!
Fred
September 15th, 2012
12:39 pm
@IamaRunner – Congratulations! I’ve thought for a couple of years that Shiloh had players and potential but that the overall situation was holding them back. Hopefully things will settle down for you now and y’all can make an impact.
lakeshow rider
September 15th, 2012
1:22 pm
What’s going on over @ Westlake?????? They are 0-4 now. This is uncharted territory for the Sandtown community. Well can’t complain now, you wanted the other coach out so bad and now you have to deal with the consequences. Up next @ Bainbridge! looks/smells like 0-5.
LTrojan Fan
September 15th, 2012
2:30 pm
I have to tell you that the Lassiter Trojans offense is VERY explosive and teams will have a hard time defending all of their skilled positions. They have speed and talent and a great offensive line to boot. Our biggest problem is that they get up so big in the first half that they are letting up some in the second half. With the Walton and Grayson losses, it looks like the Lassiter could move up to #2 in the state.
Dum-Bass
September 15th, 2012
2:40 pm
The complaints about the AJC are legitimate. I can remember when I was a teenager in South GA(just a few years ago) when on Sunday mornings the first thing I would do was get an AJC paper, and it would have reports and pictures covering all the state’s Friday night games, EVEN SOUTH GA!. They always had a rep in the areas towns to send them in. Now with computers this could be done easily for Saturday’s edition. It’s pretty obvious in the minds of the AJC sports department, high schools barely exist outside the Atlanta area. The same with GPB. They should both change their names to the NGPB(North Ga Public Broadcasting) and NGJC(North Ga Journal-Constituion) respectively. I was also amazed someone “buried’ the Grayson score way down deep in the article, even though they were not just the #1 team in GA, BUT IN THE NATION! Somebody at the AJC trying to hide them?
sportsnut
September 15th, 2012
3:09 pm
Do not expect too much movement in the polls. The favorites are still “THEIR” favorites. I think the top 5 will remain the top 5, just in a different order. I am starting to think like the pollster with whom this important task is assigned. (Somebody stop Me!)
MariettaGator
September 15th, 2012
3:40 pm
Eddie Prinze,
Call me. All is forgiven.
Coach Muschamp
Aaron
September 15th, 2012
3:40 pm
South Gwinnett rushing is something serious but no one seems to realize it.
Lester Miles
September 15th, 2012
5:10 pm
Camden County has a big time UGA recruit and yet nothing on their games. There is a lot of interest in their games so please include them with this roundup. Thanks
camdenfan2013
September 15th, 2012
5:12 pm
The AJC might be an Atlanta based papaer, but they claim to cover all of GA. That is not evident here. If you notice on the friday night football blog, there are a lot of south georgia football fans on there talking about their teams and looking for scores. So, in my humble opinion, they are missing out on an entire market. As far as GPB goes, they will never get another dime from me because they do not cover teams south of warner robins. Now to football. Grayson showed us last night just what lack of discipline does for a team. Great win Parkview. September 28th, Valdosta Georgia, 8pm, we are coming, I hope you are ready. It’s our year.
camdenfan2013
September 15th, 2012
5:15 pm
September 28, Valdosta Georgia, 8pm, we are coming in force, I hope you are ready. It’s our year. Great win Parkview. Your defense was dominant. Thanks Colquitt County for webcasting your games week in and week out. AJC, you might not cover teams out of the metro, but thanks for the opportunity to talk about my team. Region 1, it’s about to get started.
Raiderfan
September 15th, 2012
6:21 pm
@sportsnut, you are right about the goal line stand by LHS, but your recollection of the officiating is way off. 12-1 in penalties in the first half for AHS vs LHS. It is not possible to have kick catch interference if the receiver actually makes the catch. It is not spearing if you tackle the QB with a shoulder around the waist. It is not possible to have pass interference behind the line of scrimmage, etc. Those clowns from the GFOA were never going to allow that game to be competitive and should not be allowed back on the field by GHSA. It is a shame as LHS is obviously talented and shouldn’t need it, but no coach with any sense out of the region is going to agree to go to Lovejoy in the future if they are not allowed to compete in any reasonable fashion. That is why the AD was apologizing after the game. We will have to wait until next year to see how AHS and LHS match up in a game played according to the actual rules of football.
Camden74
September 15th, 2012
6:22 pm
6A roundup, still waiting!
Camden74
September 15th, 2012
6:26 pm
Seems like a letter writing campaign might be in order, ya think?
FridayNightLightsFan
September 15th, 2012
8:04 pm
Many papers pick up stories from other papers or writers. Again this was picked up from “By Score Atlanta” same as if they were to pick up another “Associated Press” story. They post it because they believe it would interests the readers. I don’t understand why people keep blaming the AJC for something that clearly came from another source.
Source found here http://www.scoreatl.com/stories/friday-recaps-grayson-upset-marist-comeback-highlight-action/
Lions
September 15th, 2012
8:08 pm
I agree with Raiderfan about the officiating. I would not be a high school referee for all the money in the world, but, these guys need to do a better job. Dutchtown played a great game at Luella and won big 35-10. There were some questionable calls. Our coaches kept trying to call time out and the side line ref finally told out head coach that he didn’t have a whistle and couldn’t call it. Really? I certainly hope our coach lets GHSA know how bad it was.
Dum-Bass
September 15th, 2012
8:47 pm
FNLF, the AJC is being blamed and ridiculed because they pretend to cover all the GHSA regions, but when it comes down to “crunch time”, they do a pitiful job of it! It’s not a state of GA newspaper but simply an Atlanta area newspaper. During the week the coverage and articles are pretty good and widespread but when Friday night and Saturday comes for scores and articles, etc., they disappear.
RW Gweed
September 15th, 2012
10:16 pm
Where in the world is a real high school scoreboard?
Packer RB 82
September 15th, 2012
11:07 pm
Colquitt, Camden, Valdosta, and Lowndes. Oh don’t forget about Tift, and Coffee. What an power house group
Heisenberg
September 15th, 2012
11:07 pm
Lassiter just beat Kell which up until a few years ago, most of those kids were in the Lassiter district. Get over it McEachern. And speaking of McEachern, that long season they are about to have could be karma for the headhunting safety that got ejected during the Walton game. The punk was celebrating after he had been ejected and the fans were cheering him and no coaches bothered to rein him in and correct him. But when the talent is lacking they must feel the only way they can compete is to play dirty.
sportsnut
September 16th, 2012
1:15 am
@ Raiderfan == Sometimes we see things we want to see. I am guilty of this myself, I would imagine. We played host to four playoff games last year and this is not an issue. Other than a couple bad apples from Kell, no one else complained. We are not responsible for the officials that call the games. We are not an independent school. All of that is handled by the Clayton County School System. They use several different organizations I’m sure. Besides, we will come to you to play if that is necessary. In the meantime, win and stay home for the playoffs or lose and go on the road.It is your choice.
GA Fan
September 16th, 2012
7:25 am
Walton and McEachern played two weeks ago. The kid from McEachern is a not “punk” and I don’t recall seeing him celebrate. I guess it’s his fault that Walton lost. What does “karma” have to with a team full of juniors that lost to the #1 and #2 teams in the state? Karma is the poorly officiated MC/Walton game that came back to bite Walton in the #$-. Good job refs! See the video below on youtube. Before raider fans respond, look at the video and pause it from all angles. MC kid head is on the leftside of the body and shoulder across the chest. Jones lowered his head right before impact. For those that know the game, was it a fumble or incompleted pass? Walton got the ball where the hit took place.
Karma…………
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAN9BdY-kvM
GA Fan
September 16th, 2012
7:29 am
The hit takes place around the 6:56 mark.
Chris
September 16th, 2012
9:43 am
Westlake yall looking good
GoRaiders
September 16th, 2012
10:10 am
GA Fan, the majority of Raider fans agree with you that the second hit wasn’t illegal at all. That Kell was doing his job. The refs were just probably trying to rein in the juices that were flowing after the first McEachern player got ejected for hitting #30 for Walton. I guess he was the same kid that was ejected in the McEachern scrimmage, according to Indian posters a few weeks back. I don’t remember his name but they stated he had anger issues. The hit on the tight end was illegal and vicious and it was when the McEachern team huddled and then broke into full out celebration, while he was still laying on the field, that upset the Raider fans. I think you would feel the same way. You are right about the hit on Jones but I think it was just the timing of it all and the refs made the call. I’m glad that you beat Pebblebrook. North Cobb was really good and fast and since Walton replaced 9 starters on defense, we had no answer for them. The opening 98 yard kick off return and interception for a touchdown hurt, too. Walton had 400 yards of offense and still got beat badly. We threw 32 times so the offense was more balanced this time. Good luck to the Indians the rest of the season.
BBJunkie
September 16th, 2012
10:59 am
You think AJC football coverage is bad? Wait till basketball season. Funny, college coaches are now calling Atlanta the basketball hotbed in the COUNTRY!! What a joke! The AJC doesn’t even start any coverage until late January, then it’s ONE game a Friday night with a paragraph or two on Saturday am paper. Tampa St. Pete Times is in a major league market just like AJC and they find a way to cover ALL sports all the time. I’ve forwarded their website to AJC many times for them to look at, and obviously they have no clue. Tampa depends on several writers and many contributors to get it done. AJC, PLEASE learn from your neighbors to the south how to cover HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS!
GoRaiders
September 16th, 2012
1:02 pm
RW Gweed, the scoreboard has 181 high school game results from games played on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. That’s 362 high schools represented. Who exactly is missing from this scoreboard that you’re dying to see?
Camden74
September 16th, 2012
6:51 pm
The AJC should at least give balanced coverage to the Top 10 in each classification, it’s the least that Georgia’s Newspaper should do! Now, can we start the roundup?
Colquitt Hunter
September 17th, 2012
3:36 am
Come on Moultrie Ga Packers
Quit Playing around; show the
World what’s up!!
Lowndes Fan
September 17th, 2012
3:43 am
Colquitt got the shaft!!!
That’s Bull*€¥
Lowndes Fan
September 17th, 2012
3:45 am
Win and go down in the polls!
First ever seeing this!!!
Coach madden
September 17th, 2012
3:23 pm
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