Grayson Runs Away From Colquitt County in GHSA Playoffs: Live Score Updates Recap

Colquitt County took an early lead, but the top-ranked Rams' run game could not be stopped as Grayson pulled away late
No. 1 Grayson faces No. 16 Colquitt County on Friday night
No. 1 Grayson faces No. 16 Colquitt County on Friday night / Corey Jones

Grayson and Colquitt County was tightly-contested through the entire first half, but the Rams run game wore the Packers' defense down with a trio of second-half touchdowns.

Grayson remains undefeated and will face another tough challenge next week against No. 3 Carrollton.

Pregame

The 2025 Georgia High School Football Playoffs continue with another big matchup in Class 6A on Friday as top-ranked Grayson looks to continue its undefeated season on the road against Colquitt County.

Defending state champion Grayson sits at No. 1 in the Georgia High School Football Top 25 State Rankings, and the 10-0 Rams enter this game riding a 22-game winning streak that dates back to last August.

On the other side of the ball, No. 16 Colquitt County knocked off Mill Creek last week to notch its fifth consecutive win.

With two of the top teams facing off with their seasons on the line, Friday's matchup should be an exciting one to follow.

Players to Watch

Grayson Rams

LB - Tyler Atkinson: The No. 5 overall recruit in the state of Georgia and committed to play college football at Texas next season.

LB - Anthony Davis Jr.: A 6'2", 200-pound linebacker committed to Ole Miss

WR - Dawson Quarterman: A 6'2", 200-pound wideout committed to ECU

Colquitt County Packers

RB - Jae Lamar: The No. 16 ranked recruit in Georgia who is committed to Georgia

How to Watch

You can watch Grayson vs. Colquitt County live on the NFHS Network.

Grayson vs. Colquitt County Live Score Updates

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

Final

Grayson

10

0

7

14

31

Colquitt County

7

0

3

0

10

1st Quarter

We are underway! Grayson has kicked off to Colquitt County to begin the game.

FIELD GOAL! After a Colquitt County punt, Grayson gets on the board with an early field goal and it's 3-0 Grayson.

TOUCHDOWN COLQUITT COUNTY! The Packers connect on a 12-yard pass for the first touchdown of the game and now Colquitt County leads 7-3 after a successful extra point.

TOUCHDOWN GRAYSON! The Rams did not wait long to retake the lead as Ashton Turner punches it in from three yards out. Grayson leads 10-7 with about three minutes left in the first.

END OF THE 1ST: Grayson 10, Colquitt County 7

2nd Quarter

Colquitt County put together a good drive and attempted a 33-yard field goal to tie things, but the kick was no good. Grayson takes over with just over six minutes to go in the half.

INTERCEPTION! Cohen Lawson was looking to hit a receiver deep, but Corky Lynch picked off the pass and Grayson has the ball with less than 30 seconds until halftime.

HALFTIME: Grayson 10, Colquitt County 7

3rd Quarter

INTERCEPTION! Grayson attempted a deep pass over the middle but a Colquitt County defender jumped the route and made a leaping interception.

TOUCHDOWN GRAYSON! Brandon Gray takes the handoff and bursts into the end zone from a few yards out to make this a 10-point game. Grayson leads 17-7 with 5:22 left in the third quarter.

END OF THE 3RD: Grayson 17, Colquitt County 7

4th Quarter

TOUCHDOWN GRAYSON! The Rams are starting to pull away as Gray runs it in for another short touchdown. Grayson leads 24-10 with 9:22 remaining.

TOUCHDOWN GRAYSON! Grayson is running away with this one. Another rushing score makes this a three-touchdown game as the Rams now lead 31-10 with about three minutes to go.

FINAL: Grayson 31, Colquitt County 10


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Sam Brown covers high school sports as well as NCAA football and basketball. Sam began his professional career as a high school sports reporter for The Tennessean in Nashville where he covered boys and girls prep sports full-time and helped cover Vanderbilt football, Tennessee Titans football and Nashville Predators hockey. He graduated from Middle Tennessee State University with a double major in journalism and communication studies and currently lives in Seattle with his girlfriend and dog.