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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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ATLANTA – An Atlanta man faces a potential life sentence after a federal jury found him guilty of terrorizing two young children during his military service abroad.
What we know:
A federal jury found 39-year-old Adam Schlueter guilty on Friday following a four-day trial. He was convicted of two counts of aggravated sexual abuse of a minor under the age of 12 and two counts of assault resulting in serious bodily injury.
Schlueter was stationed in Grafenwöhr, Germany, from 2009 until 2013 while enlisted in the Army. During this time, prosecutors say he physically, emotionally, and sexually abused two victims who were under the age of 10.
Both victims testified during the trial that Schlueter beat and choked them. One victim recalled an incident at age 8 where Schlueter pushed him through a second-story window and dangled him above the ground. Evidence also showed Schlueter threatened victims and witnesses who spoke about his crimes.
What they’re saying:
“When he should have been honorably defending our country with the utmost integrity, Schlueter instead spent years terrorizing his young victims through physical and sexual abuse,” U.S. Attorney Theodore S. Hertzberg said. “Excellent work by the prosecutors and investigators assigned to this case will ensure that Schlueter is suitably punished for his wickedness.”
What’s next:
Schlueter is scheduled to be sentenced on July 9. He faces a mandatory minimum of 30 years of imprisonment for each of the aggravated sexual abuse convictions and may be sentenced to life in prison.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Leanne Marek and Trial Attorney McKenzie Hightower are prosecuting the case, with assistance from former Assistant U.S. Attorney Annalise Peters.
The Source: The information in this story was gathered from federal prosecutors with the Northern District of Georgia following the conclusion of a four-day federal trial.
Atlanta, GA
Philadelphia Phillies lose fifth straight game to end homestand, swept by Atlanta Braves
Michael Harris II homered and had three hits as the streaking Atlanta Braves defeated the slumping Philadelphia Phillies 4-2 on Sunday night to complete a three-game sweep of their NL East rivals.
Ozzie Albies hit an RBI double and Austin Riley also drove in a run for the Braves, who have won five in a row and nine of 11. It was Atlanta’s first series sweep of at least three games at Philadelphia in 10 years.
Kyle Schwarber went deep for the Phillies, who have lost five straight and 10 of 13. They were outscored 56-33 on a 2-7 homestand against the Diamondbacks, Cubs and Braves, leaving Philadelphia 6 1/2 games behind first-place Atlanta in the division standings.
Raisel Iglesias escaped trouble in the ninth inning for his fifth save. Philadelphia put runners on first and second with one out, but Trea Turner struck out and Schwarber lined out to right field on an excellent running catch by Ronald Acuña Jr.
Tyler Kinley (3-0) pitched a scoreless sixth for the win.
Schwarber’s two-run shot in the first gave Philadelphia a 2-0 lead.
Harris homered leading off the third before the Braves went ahead in the fifth with three runs against rookie starter Andrew Painter (1-1) and lefty reliever Tim Mayza.
Painter was lifted after he opened the inning by allowing singles to Harris and Acuña. Mayza loaded the bases with a walk, and the Braves tied the game on Matt Olson’s groundout. Riley’s dribbler to third went for an RBI infield single, and Albies’ double to the left-field wall made it 4-2.
Riley saved at least one run while ending a Philadelphia threat in the bottom of the fifth with a stellar defensive play at third base.
Braves starter Grant Holmes allowed two runs in 4 2/3 innings.
On a chilly night, Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto sat out after leaving Saturday’s game with lower back tightness.
Up next
Braves: Begin a four-game series Monday night at Washington. RHP Bryce Elder (2-1, 0.77 ERA) opposes Nationals RHP Jake Irvin (1-2, 6.16).
Phillies: Open seven-game trip Monday night with the first of four games against the Cubs. RHP Aaron Nola (1-4, 4.03 ERA) faces Chicago RHP Colin Rea (2-0, 3.63).
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