The GHSA is moving Georgia’s boys and girls basketball state championships from Macon to Georgia State’s Convocation Center in Atlanta for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.
Can Buford repeat as Georgia and national high school football champion? Here are five reasons the Wolves can defend their title—and five reasons the road back will be much tougher in 2026.
Four Georgia high school football teams will make GHSA history by opening the 2026 season on Aug. 12-13 in the Corky Kell + Dave Hunter Classic at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Georgia's biggest high school football transfers could reshape the 2026 season. See how Aidan McPherson, Jamir Lee, Zach Watts and eight other impact newcomers changed the state championship outlook.
Ascenders, St. Frances Academy, defending champion Buford, St. John Bosco and St. Thomas Aquinas make up top five; 12 teams from last year's final rankings return in preseason Power 25
Peach County junior Avery Horne was voted High School On SI's Georgia Baseball Player of the Year after a standout 2026 season. See the complete fan voting results.
Georgia produced some of the nation's best boys track and field talent in 2026, from blazing sprinters and dominant hurdlers to elite distance runners, jumpers, throwers, and vaulters.
From Georgia sprint leaders Melanie Doggett and Mina Lovelace to distance star Mary Nesmith and pole vault champion Ava Okeke, vote for the Georgia Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year.
IMG Academy, St. Frances Academy and defending national champion Buford headline an early look at High School On SI's projected 2026 preseason high school football national rankings.
From national leaders in sprints, hurdles and throws to record-setting distance runners, these athletes produced the most impressive performances in the country during the 2026 track and field season. Cast your vote for the nation’s top girls athlete.
The nation's No. 1 softball recruit reflected on her journey from Buford High School to Florida after being surprised by softball legend Cat Osterman with the Gatorade National Player of the Year trophy.
Before most agencies understood NIL, NETWORK built a pipeline from high school to college—signing elite prospects like DJ Jacobs, DJ Lagway, and Julian Lewis.