Alpharetta 62, Chattahoochee 50

 

Berkmar 61, Parkview 44 

 

Blessed Try 57, Woodward 43

 

Cass 73, NW Whitfield 59 

 

Callaway 47, Haralson Co 28

 

Campbell 70, Marietta 67

 

Dawson Co 65, East Hall 55

 

Douglas Co 95, Tri-Cities 81

 

Eagle's Lndg 77, Spalding 68

 

Eastside 76, Walnut Grove 45

  

Fayette Co. 67, Carrollton 49 

 

Gainesville 53, Cedar Shls 51

 

Grady 53, Lithonia 32

 

Grayson 53, S Gwinnett 45 

 

Hawkinsville 59 Marion Co 54 

 

Henry Co 87, Peach Co 84

Hiram 48, Paulding County 42

 

Johnson-Gainesville 84, Lumpkin County 61

 

Jonesboro 55, Woodland-Henry 30

 

Kendrick 73, Spencer 63

 

Landmark Christian 80, W.D. Mohammed 79

 

Lee County 55, Hardaway 44

 

M.L. King 75, Dunwoody 48

 

Marist 59, Therrell 45

 

McIntosh 50, Mt. Zion-Jonesboro 48

 

Miller Grove 76, N. Atlanta 42

 

Model 61, Dade Co. 60 (2OT)

 

Newton 55, Lovejoy 51

Norcross 65, Mill Creek 32

 

North Clayton 83, Stockbridge 75 (2OT)

 

North Gwinnett 73, Habersham Central 27

 

Northeast-Macon 76, Crawford Co. 48

 

Northside-Columbus 64, Bainbridge 62

 

Peachtree Ridge 63, Meadowcreek 58

 

Portal 67, Wheeler County 58

Putnam County 89, Macon County 63

Richmond Academy 53, Statesboro 48 

 

Salem 60, Heritage-Cnyrs 58

 

Shiloh 61, Brookwood 33

 

Sprayberry 59, Pope 56

 

St. Francis  53, North Cobb Christian 45

 

Stephenson 56, Lakeside-DeKalb 37

Stone Mountain 61, South Atlanta 51

 

Villa Rica 45, Rome 38  

 

Walton 67, Milton 66 

 

Warner Robins 67, Lakeside-Evans 52

Westside-Augusta 65, Josey 56 

 

Wheeler 76, Etowah 74

 

 

Girls

Buford 47, Dawson County 40

Burke County 57, Liberty County 53 

 

Callaway 47, Haralson Co. 28

 

Calvary Day 70, Treutlen 44

 

Chestatee 36, Stephens Co29

 

Claxton 41, Portal 31

 

Decatur 61, Woodward Academy 39

 

Dodge County 72, Thomson 43  

 

Drew 51, Starr's Mill 45 

Dublin 56, Westside-Aug 53 

 

Dutchtown 41, Spalding 30

 

Eastside 46, Walnut Grv 29  

 

Forest Park 63, Mt. Zion-Jonesboro 32 

 

Greenbrier 68, Evans 42

 

Griffin 55, Stockbridge 30

 

Grovetown 50, Northside-Warner Robins 49

 

Hardaway 33, Bainbridge 32

Hiram 59, Allatoona 42

Kendrick 77, Bowdon 25

Laney 75, Josey 29 

 

Manchester 60, Spencer 57  

 

Marist 56, South Atlanta 43

 

Mays 53, Dunwoody 19

 

Mill Creek 57, N. Gwinnett 40

 

Morgan County 46, North Oconee 32

 

Norcross 50, Habersham Central 18

 

North Cobb 75, Campbell 63

 

North Forsyth 60, West Forsyth 47

 

Northside-Columbus 55, Lee County 34

 

Osborne 50, Creekview 48 (3OT)

Paideia 41, Our Lady of Mercy 34

 

Parkview 74, Shiloh 52

Pepperell 65, Model 53

Pike Co. 64, Peach County 54

Putnam Co. 49, Monticello 45 

 

Roswell 57, Walton 47

 

Sonoraville 60, Ringgold 29

 

S. Forsyth 69, Centennial 62

 

SW DeKalb 51, N. Atlanta 17

 

Southwest-Macon 64, Central-Macon 34

 

St. Francis 67, Southwest Atlanta Christian 52

St. Pius 49, Blessed Trinity 47

Taylor County 53, Bleckley County 52

Villa Rica 51, Rome 39

 

Wesleyan 67, Westminster 57

 

Woodland-Henry 58, Riverdale 29

 

Woodstock 43, Walton 23

 

Lakeside-Evans safety Rashad Roundtree has been upgraded to a 5-star prospect by Rivals. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound junior has skyrocketed in the recruiting rankings following an outstanding junior season and a standout performance at the Elite Junior Classic All-star game this past December. Two weeks after the Dec. 28 game, Roundtree was offered by UGA.

 

After Lakeside's run to the Class AAAAA playoffs, Roundtree closed in on triple-digit

tackles and was instantly listed as a 3-star prospect, but he is sitting much higher now. According to the Augusta Chronicle, Roundtree has been invited to this year's Under Armour All-America Game and is ranked 17th in the nation for all Class of 2015 prospects.

 

Roundtree has received offers from Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Ohio State and many others. The safety's appearance in the inaugural Elite Junior Classic was spent with his Lakeside-Evans teammate and fellow defensive back Stephen Houzah. Houzah is another top recruit out of the Class of 2015 and this duo will be a main attraction under Friday's Lights this fall.

 

Here's Roundtree's recruiting recap after the Elite Junior Classic:

 

"Roundtree will be one of the top safety prospects in the state of Georgia coming out of the Class of 2015. Roundtree is already labeled a 3-star recruit with an offer from Duke and UGA on the table and stands 6-foot-2, 195-pounds. Roundtree's size and presence was felt in the Elite Junior Classic and he was successful in coverage against the big North wideouts and also when matched up man-to-man with Archer's 6-foot-4, 220-pound tight end Connor Redmond on a deep corner route. Roundtree plays like a linebacker in the ground game and steers quarterbacks away from testing him with his unique combination of size and athleticism. Expect him to be one of the most coveted prospects in the country before kickoff in 2014." 

 

 

On Thursday, the Hawks traveled up GA-400 to hang with the students of

Photo by Melanie Snare

Centennial High School. The reason the Hawks as well as the National Guard were at the Roswell school was to honor them for being named "School of the Week."

 

The ceremony took place at Centennial's pep rally where they honored the senior winter sports athletes. Former Hawk and current Hawks Live analyst Mike Glenn spoke to the students and congratulated them for being chosen School of the Week. Glenn then introduced the Atlanta Hawks Cheerleaders, who proceeded to give away t-shirts to the crowd.

 

Sgt. Hudson, the National Guard Centennial recruiter, was introduced shortly after the cheerleaders had their fun. Glenn then thanked Hudson and the rest of the National Guard for the work during recent winter weather emergencies. Hudson went on to speak to the students about how the National Guard can help students with college plans.

 

Afterward, Hudson presented Centennial principal Kibbey Crumbley with an autographed basketball signed by Glenn and current Hawk Lou Williams. The event ended with Crumbley taking a shot from half-court only to hit Harry the Hawk instead of the basket. Harry the Hawk then shot the ball from half-court over his head and missed the shot by just a few inches.

 

The School of the Week award is presented by the Hawks and the National Guard. Each week the Hawks will recognize a school in the Atlanta for its work on the field and in the classroom.

 

For more information on the Hawks' work in the community, go to Hawks.com, then the community section for a calendar of events. For more information on what the National Guard does or how to become part of this elite group, go to nationalguard.com.