Game of the Week

For the second week in a row, the High 5 Sports Game of the Week features undefeated teams facing off in rough-and-tumble Region 6-A. Last Friday the Bowdon Red Devils beat North Cobb Christian 27-21 to remain unblemished and in good position. Now it's the Christian Heritage Lions (4-0, 1-0 in region) and Darlington Tigers (5-0, 2-0 in region) duking it out to stay clean in the loss column.

The week six High 5 Sports Game of the Week features two ranked teams battling for early season supremacy in 6-A (Div A). Bowdon (3-0) and North Cobb Christian (4-0) face off in a region mixed with public and private schools, which makes it particularly challenging if you ask Bowdon head coach Rich Fendley.

It could be the biggest thing that's happened in Gainesville since favorite son Jesse Jewell started the poultry industry back in the 40s.

Despite some unexpected offseason coaching changes, the New Manchester Jaguars are 1-1 heading into Friday night's matchup with a 0-2 Creekside squad.

Centennial hosts this year’s installation of the Mayor’s Cup battle against the Hornets, and on top of that, it’s the High 5 Game of the Week with the Golden Hand trophy at stake as well.

The HIGH 5 Game of the Week for week 2 features an all bird match. Rivals, Dacula Falcons and Mill Creek Hawks faced off Friday night in Dacula. 

ATLANTA, Ga. (FOX 5 ATLANTA) - The HIGH 5 Game of the Week this week is for the birds. It'll be another rivalry showdown, this time between the Dacula Falcons and Mill Creek Hawks.

There were still workers adjusting the lights at South Gwinnett’s new football stadium when the Comets practiced this week.

St. Pius X Catholic School is celebrating their 60 year anniversary, and High 5 Sports is celebrating the very first Game of the Week at George B. Maloof Stadium on the Pius campus as Cedartown (5-5) visits the Golden Lions (9-1) in a first round GHSA playoff matchup.

It might not be the oldest tradition in Georgia high school football, but the battle for the Brantley-Knott Jug might be the most unique. Newnan and East Coweta have been playing for the right to keep the jug since 2013, when legend has it, the jug (which is actually an old galvanized metal water cooler) was left unclaimed on the field after the game ended. Later, both teams argued over...

Expect a full house at Ray Lamb Stadium Friday night when the Commerce Tigers (8-0) host the Riverside Military Academy Eagles (4-4) in the High 5 Sports Game of the Week.

The Pickens Dragons are having their most successful season in the school's nearly 70 year history.