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Article

Redan girls take over 4A top spot

Written by:
Stephen Black
Published on:
February 8, 2013
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The big changes this week came in 4A as Columbia lost to Redan and, therefore, relinquished its spot atop the poll. Redan took over while Columbia fell to No. 3. Also in 4A, Marist, Chestatee and Sandy Creek each entered the poll after having recent success while Statesboro, LaGrange and Fayette County dropped out after suffering setbacks in the past week. South Effingham fell to No. 6 after falling to rival Effingham County, which entered the 5A poll at No. 10.



In the state's largest classification, Tift County dropped out after being upset by Valdosta. North Cobb and Hughes each climbed a spot while Hillgrove, on a 4-game win streak, re-entered the poll at No. 10



In Class AAA, No. 1 Washington County had a scare against Dodge County, but won the game and retained its spot. Dodge County, in light of only two losses - both to WaCo - since Dec. 14, debuted in the rankings at No. 10. Central-Carroll lost to Chapel Hill, so the two clubs switched spots, while Southwest Macon fell out after a loss to Peach County.



In AA, Thomasville lost to Pelham by a point, the same margin by which it beat Pelham earlier in the year. The Bulldogs dropped to No. 6 with Pelham debuting at No. 7.





6A

1. Parkview

2. Norcross

3. Alpharetta

4. Cherokee

5. North Gwinnett

6. North Forsyth

7. Alcovy

8. North Cobb

9. Langston Hughes

10. Hillgrove



5A

1. Tucker

2. Stephenson

3. Miller Grove

4. Kell

5. Creekview

6. Flowery Branch

7. McIntosh

8. Osborne

9. Cedar Shoals

10. Effingham County



4A

1. Redan

2. Cross Creek

3. Columbia

4. Woodland-Henry

5. Mary Persons

6. South Effingham

7. Jonesboro

8. Sandy Creek

9. Chestatee

10. Marist



3A

1. Washington County

2. St. Pius X

3. Buford

4. Sonoraville

5. Chapel Hill

6. Beach

7. North Oconee

8. Central-Carroll

9. Decatur

10. Dodge County



2A

1. Wesleyan

2. Laney

3. Kendrick

4. Calhoun

5. Dublin

6. Thomasville

7. Pelham

8. Westside-Augusta

9. McIntosh County Aca.

10. GAC



A- Private

1. Southwest Atlanta Chr.

2. Holy Innocents

3. Darlington

4. Calvary Day

5. George Walton Aca.

6. Paideia

7. St. Francis

8. Mt. Paran

9. Atlanta International

10. Providence Chr.



A-Public

1. Randolph Clay

2. Gordon Lee

3. Turner County

4. Claxton

5. Irwin County

6. Wilkinson County

7. Treutlen

8. Towns County

9. Mitchell County

10. Clinch County

The big changes this week came in 4A as Columbia lost to Redan and, therefore, relinquished its