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Atlanta Area High School Boys Basketball Schedule & Scores – February 10, 2026
There are 98 games scheduled across the Atlanta metro area on Tuesday, February 10, including matchups featuring the top teams in the state. You can follow every game live on our Atlanta Metro High School Boys Basketball Scoreboard.
The marquee matchups of the evening feature Georgia’s top teams as No. 1 Gainesville take on No. 10 Johns Creek at 7:30 p.m. Meanwhile, the No. 5 Alexander Cougars travel to face off against the South Paulding Spartans.
All game times and matchups:
King’s Ridge Christian vs. BEST Academy — 7:00 PM
Pace Academy vs. Mays — 7:00 PM
Union County vs. North Cobb Christian — 7:00 PM
Salem vs. South Atlanta — 7:00 PM
Creekview vs. Sequoyah — 7:00 PM
Griffin vs. Harris County — 7:00 PM
Midtown vs. Forest Park — 7:00 PM
Walnut Grove vs. East Forsyth — 7:00 PM
Jackson vs. Drew — 7:00 PM
Discovery vs. Mountain View — 7:00 PM
Mill Creek vs. Collins Hill — 7:00 PM
Dacula vs. Buford — 7:00 PM
Darlington vs. Model — 7:30 PM
Gordon Central vs. Christian Heritage — 7:30 PM
Banks County vs. Rabun County — 7:30 PM
Pepperell vs. Bremen — 7:30 PM
Mount Vernon Presbyterian vs. St. Francis — 7:30 PM
Northside vs. Mundy’s Mill — 7:30 PM
Atlanta International vs. Fellowship Christian — 7:30 PM
Riverwood vs. River Ridge — 7:30 PM
Pope vs. Woodstock — 7:30 PM
Georgia Military College vs. Glascock County — 7:30 PM
Morrow vs. McIntosh — 7:30 PM
Lovejoy vs. Northgate — 7:30 PM
Rome vs. Lithia Springs — 7:30 PM
Sprayberry vs. Lassiter — 7:30 PM
Milton vs. Lanier — 7:30 PM
Athens Academy vs. Commerce — 7:30 PM
Temple vs. Mt. Zion — 7:30 PM
Kennesaw Mountain vs. New Manchester — 7:30 PM
Johns Creek vs. Gainesville — 7:30 PM
Habersham Central vs. Winder-Barrow — 7:30 PM
Bowdon vs. Trion — 7:30 PM
Villa Rica vs. East Paulding — 7:30 PM
Newnan vs. Dutchtown — 7:30 PM
Haralson County vs. Heard County — 7:30 PM
Armuchee vs. Gordon Lee — 7:30 PM
Southeast Whitfield County vs. Woodland — 7:30 PM
Elbert County vs. Oglethorpe County — 7:30 PM
Westminster vs. Kell — 7:30 PM
Rockmart vs. Ringgold — 7:30 PM
Providence Christian Academy vs. Shiloh — 7:30 PM
Sandy Creek vs. Spalding — 7:30 PM
Pike County vs. Rutland — 7:30 PM
Sonoraville vs. North Murray — 7:30 PM
North Clayton vs. Stone Mountain — 7:30 PM
Mt. Zion vs. Riverdale — 7:30 PM
Rockdale County vs. South Gwinnett — 7:30 PM
Flowery Branch vs. Madison County — 7:30 PM
Trinity Christian vs. Mary Persons — 7:30 PM
West Forsyth vs. North Atlanta — 7:30 PM
Lumpkin County vs. White County — 7:30 PM
Pebblebrook vs. McEachern — 7:30 PM
Marietta vs. Wheeler — 7:30 PM
Upson-Lee vs. LaGrange — 7:30 PM
Lambert vs. South Forsyth — 7:30 PM
Pickens vs. Johnson — 7:30 PM
Drew Charter vs. Miller Grove — 7:30 PM
Jefferson vs. West Hall — 7:30 PM
Osborne vs. Hillgrove — 7:30 PM
South Gwinnett vs. Heritage — 7:30 PM
Paulding County vs. Harrison — 7:30 PM
White County vs. Greater Atlanta Christian — 7:30 PM
Newton vs. Grayson — 7:30 PM
North Cobb vs. Etowah — 7:30 PM
Gilmer vs. LaFayette — 7:30 PM
East Hall vs. Oconee County — 7:30 PM
Luella vs. Douglass — 7:30 PM
Denmark vs. North Forsyth — 7:30 PM
Cherokee vs. Walton — 7:30 PM
Chattooga vs. Fannin County — 7:30 PM
Campbell vs. South Cobb — 7:30 PM
Archer vs. Heritage — 7:30 PM
Forsyth Central vs. Alpharetta — 7:30 PM
Westside vs. Jackson — 7:30 PM
Hart County vs. Stephens County — 7:30 PM
Dawson County vs. North Hall — 7:30 PM
Chestatee vs. Lumpkin County — 7:30 PM
Cherokee Bluff vs. Monroe Area — 7:30 PM
East Jackson vs. Franklin County — 7:30 PM
Martin Luther King Jr. vs. Creekside — 7:30 PM
Stephenson vs. Cedar Grove — 7:30 PM
Starr’s Mill vs. Central — 7:30 PM
Cedar Shoals vs. Eastside — 7:30 PM
Columbia vs. Redan — 7:30 PM
Langston Hughes vs. Banneker — 7:30 PM
Coahulla Creek vs. Murray County — 7:30 PM
Heritage vs. Calhoun — 7:30 PM
Hiram vs. Cass — 7:30 PM
Cartersville vs. Cedartown — 7:30 PM
Centennial vs. Cambridge — 7:30 PM
Jackson County vs. Apalachee — 7:30 PM
Alexander vs. South Paulding — 7:30 PM
Dalton vs. Allatoona — 7:30 PM
Clarke Central vs. Alcovy — 7:30 PM
Cleburne County vs. Alexandria — 8:00 PM
Randolph County vs. Weaver — 8:00 PM
Munford vs. Anniston — 8:30 PM
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The group stage of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup is nearly over, but not before the Democratic Republic of the Congo takes on Uzbekistan at Atlanta Stadium.
For DR Congo, this last match is extremely important. The team remains in contention for a spot in the knockout round with its one point. Uzbekistan has an extremely slim change of getting to the round of 32 following its loss to Portugal earlier this week, but a massive win could change all that.
This is the second time DR Congo has competed in the World Cup since 1974, when it was called Zaire. The team qualified after winning a playoff tournament in Mexico.
How to watch DR Congo vs. Uzbekistan
- Date: Saturday, June 26
- Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
- Location: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- TV (English): FS1
- TV (Spanish): Peacock (Telemundo/Universo)
- Streaming: Universo, FOX One, FOX Sports app and website
FIFA Fan Festival Atlanta
What: FIFA Fan Festival™ Atlanta
Where: Centennial Olympic Park
Time: 2 p.m. to Midnight
The free general admission tickets for Saturday have sold out, but guests can purchase tickets to the festival on its website.
The San Francisco Giants welcome the Atlanta Braves to Oracle Park tonight to begin a three-game series.
As of the time this is being written, the Giants have not yet announced a starting pitcher. I assume that means that the last resort left for this season is the element of surprise. But check the comments below for more up to date information.
Whoever it ends up being will face off against Braves right-hander Reynaldo López, who enters tonight’s game with a 3.50 ERA, 4.62 FIP, with 39 strikeouts to 21 walks in 43.2 innings pitched. His last appearance was in relief in the Braves’ 9-4 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday, in which he allowed one unearned run on one hit with three strikeouts and a walk in three innings.
Who: San Francisco Giants (33-47) vs. Atlanta Braves (48-31)
Where: Oracle Park, San Francisco, California
Regional broadcast: NBC Sports Bay Area
Radio: KNBR 680 AM/104.5 FM, KSFN 1510 AM
Photograph by Martha Williams
Atlanta diners may recognize the name Adidsara “Vicky” Weerasin as co-owner of both Tum Pok Pok, the beloved Thai restaurant in Chamblee, and Yao in Buckhead. But they might not know she’s also the person behind Chef’s Tableware, the ceramics shop all over many Atlantans’ “for you” page on TikTok. From its New Peachtree Road warehouse, Chef’s Tableware offers handcrafted plates, cups, and bowls, sourced from Thailand, that look like they’re from Anthropologie but sell for a fraction of the price. And while it is a wholesale operation, it’s open to both restaurant-industry professionals and savvy Atlanta shoppers.
Weerasin’s pieces appear on tables at top Atlanta restaurants, from the soft-green platform bowls used to showcase Claudia Martinez’s confectionery creations at Bar Ana to the speckled black plates heaped with pasta at BoccaLupo. Another place you can expect to find Chef’s Tableware selections is at Georgia Boy, the tasting menu–only restaurant in the back of Southern Belle. “I picked up matte black dinner plates, an artsy pedestal bowl with a bubbled ceramic finish, and concave, high-gloss porcelain pieces,” says Georgia Boy and Southern Belle chef and owner Joey Ward. “Each one helps elevate the way we present a dish.”
Weerasin first discovered her love of ceramics when she took a pottery-making class at her high school in Thailand. She’s now lived in Atlanta 20 years, but she returns to her homeland every year to visit family. It was during one such trip in 2023 that she visited a family member’s ceramics business and saw the type of stunning handmade pieces that now fill her store. She originally intended for her 4,500-square-foot, two-room space to be more of a friend-to-friend operation, but after several requests, she opened it to the public.
Photograph by Martha Williams
Photograph by Martha Williams
Photograph by Martha Williams
Weerasin says she sources pieces with chefs in mind, collaborating with them on the right textures and weights for their serving dishes and explaining how each aspect might factor into the guest and server experience. “Each restaurant has a different concept, [so] I try to consult and recommend different types of ceramic, stone, clay, and porcelain,” she says.
Her industrial shelves are filled with a wide range of items, from the expected (plates, bowls, cups) to the unusual (sushi boats, matcha bowls, coffee pour-overs). Other offbeat items include an elephant-shaped mug, a peapod cutlery rest, and animal-shaped chopstick rests, located by the register. Customers looking for well-priced gifts for weddings, birthdays, and housewarmings can find dish sets and colorful wine glasses for less than $15.
Popular picks include “donut bowls”—large, shallow pieces that allow for creative plating and are especially popular for serving tasting menus. These bowls, which retail for $39.95 each, also offer a way to pair texture and color with the dishes; for home entertaining, they make a table look grander.
Weerasin’s favorite pieces for first-time shoppers: beautiful drinkware with a drip-style glaze. The glass glaze, known as nagashi (Japanese for “flowing”), is fired at more than 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, which produces a natural crackle effect. “It’s very unique,” she says.
This article appears in our June 2026 issue.
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