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Prince Avenue Christian, Kell win opening games of 2025 season
Prince Avenue Christian and Kell opened the 2025 football season with victories on a rainy Wednesday in the Corky Kell + Dave Hunter Classic at Kell High. Prince Avenue Christian rallied from a 17-14 halftime deficit and beat Callaway 40-17. Kell built a 34-7 halftime lead and defeated South Paulding 44-21.
Georgia’s kickers, punters, long snappers rank among nation’s best
No Georgia kicking specialist had a better 2024 season than Denmark’s Jake Snyder. He averaged 45.8 yards on 27 punts, made 12 of 13 field-goal attempts and put 40 of 51 kickoffs in the end zone. He is Kohl’s No. 12 senior kicker nationally and committed to Memphis in June. Snyder is a member of GHSF Daily’s Georgia Power 100, a list that includes Aaron McWilliams of East Coweta and Carter Genchi of Hillgrove.
Two-way starters, dual-threat quarterbacks impact game in multiple ways
Buford’s Tyriq Green rushed for 527 yards and eight touchdowns, made 19 solo tackles and intercepted five passes last season. He made GHSF Daily’s Georgia Power 100 for his impact on both sides of the ball. Other top ‘athletes’ include dual-threat quarterbacks, such as Cayden Benson of Creekside and Victor Copeland of Fitzgerald.
Super 11 picks Edmonds, Wyman head list of Georgia’s top defensive backs
AJC Super 11 selections Jorden Edmonds of Sprayberry and Jontavius Wyman lead a strong defensive back class in the Georgia Power 100. Edmonds, the No. 2 cornerback prospect nationally, also is a major contributor for the Yellow Jackets at wide receiver and on special teams. Wyman has been his region’s player of the year for two consecutive seasons.
Defensive players of the year lead strong group of Georgia linebackers
Tyler Atkinson of Grayson, Khamari Brooks of North Oconee and D.J. Jacobs of Blessed Trinity earned defensive player of the year recognition in their classifications last season. Now they’re at the top of the linebacker class in the Georgia Power 100. Atkinson and Brooks led their teams to state championships in 2024.
Two players each from Benedictine, Collins Hill stand out on defensive line
Benedictine and Collins Hill will be counting on the strength of their defensive lines this season, as each has two of Georgia's top defensive linemen. Benedictine features Kameron Cody (committed to Clemson) and LaDamion Guyton (expected to commit Thursday). For Collins Hill, it's Deuce Geralds (LSU) and Katrell Webb (Purdue).