Georgia
Georgia high school football state championships: Greenbier wins flag title
Follow along for results, scores and the latest happenings at the 2025 GHSA tackle and flag football state championships.
The 2025 GHSA tackle and flag football state championships will take place at Monday-Wednesday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. (Jason Getz/AJC)
The 2025 Georgia high school football championships are set to take place Monday to Wednesday in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
The slate of games begins with flag football Division 1 at 11 a.m. Monday and is capped with the 5A tackle football championship Wednesday evening.
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- Monday at 11 a.m.: Division 1 (flag football) — Washington County vs. Harris County
- FINAL: 32-0 Harris County
- Monday at 1 p.m.: Division 2 (flag football) — Jenkins vs. Greenbrier
- Monday at 3:30 p.m.: Class A Division II — Bowdon vs. Lincoln County
- Monday at 7 p.m.: Class 4A — Benedictine vs. Creekside
- Tuesday at 10 a.m.: Division 3 (flag football) — Whitewater vs. North Oconee
- Tuesday at noon: Division 4 (flag football) — Milton vs. Blessed Trinity
- Tuesday at 2 p.m.: Class A Division I — Toombs County vs. Worth County
- Tuesday at 5 p.m.: Class 2A — Carver-Columbus vs. Hapeville Charter
- Tuesday at 8 p.m.: Class 6A — Buford vs. Carrollton
- Wednesday at 11 a.m.: Division 5 (flag football) — McEachern vs. Pope
- Wednesday at 1 p.m.: Class 3A-A Private — Calvary Day vs. Hebron Christian
- Wednesday at 4:15 p.m.: Class 3A — Jefferson vs. Sandy Creek
- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.: Class 5A — Gainesville vs. Thomas County Central
Jack Leo is a sports writer and reporter for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Jack worked for the AJC throughout his four years studying journalism and sports media at Georgia State University and the University of Georgia. He’s now focused on telling stories in the grassroots: bringing comprehensive coverage of high school sports for AJC Varsity.
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.