Clinchfield

Clinchfield, GA · Education
The Augusta Chronicle
Augusta-area GHSA football playoff live scoreboard for Round 1
The regular season is in the books and starting now, it’s win or go home. The Georgia High School Association state football playoffs begin this week, as does the long march to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. There are a handful of Augusta-area teams in the hunt , with a few hosting first-round matchups. In Class 5A, Richmond Academy welcomes Statesboro to town. The Musketeers (8-2) locked down that home game with a 35-21 road win over Jenkins in Savannah on Friday. Despite dropping the regular-season finale to Thomson Friday, Hephzibah (8-2) clinched a Top-16 seed and will host Pike County in its 3A playoff opener. In Class 2A, Laney (6-4) will welcome Brooks County to The Boulevard. Lincoln County sits as the top seed in Class A and host Irwin County on Friday. The Red Devils finished last season as the Class A D-II runner-up to Bowdon a year ago. Aquinas earned a bye in the Private Class and will have a week off. The Fightin’ Irish will play the winner between Athens Academy and Kings Ridge in the second round. One thing to note is that due to referee shortages across the state, Class 4A games were moved to
Macon Telegraph
HS football playoffs: ACE Charter gets first-ever playoff win on the road
The GHSA and GIAA playoffs are both in full swing, and several Macon teams earned victories Friday night as the playoffs began. The ACE Gryphons went on the road and made history, as the school won its first playoff game ever with a victory against Jasper County. Meanwhile, Northeast also advanced out of the first round on the GHSA side. Howard’s first-round playoff tilt is set for Saturday. On the GIAA side, Stratford defeated St. Anne-Pacelli to secure a trip to the state championship for the second straight year. SCORES: Stratford 42, St. Anne-Pacelli 7 ACE Charter 14, Jasper County 10 Northeast 49, Thomson 28 Howard vs. Calhoun, Saturday
Emory Wheel
Cherokee Tribune
CBS News
Referee shortage impacting Georgia high school football