The second round of the high school basketball playoffs has begun.
More teams in the Athens area are coming to the end of their seasons. Girls from Oconee County, Jefferson, Commerce and Athens Academy all hit the wall, and Christian boys from Oglethorpe County and Athens also dropped out.
That leaves five teams still competing for the 2024 state championship. Here's a look at the local programs still in existence and his GHSA quarterfinal opponents next week.
dragon:Athens-area basketball player working towards comeback after knee surgery and infection
Warriors:How this freshman emerged as a key starter for the Athens area basketball team
Tigers:Commercial girls narrowly escape Prince Avenue and advance to state basketball tournament
From court to lawn:What's it like to be a two-sport athlete for an Oglethorpe County fourth-grader?
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GHSA Class AAAA
No.2 North Oconee @ No.1 Starr's Mill
Inspiration:Athens-area athlete overcomes birth defect to earn SEC scholarship
Titans:Georgia OC Mike Bobo talks about what life is like raising five athletic kids while always being on the road.
Class A-Division I
2nd Place Athens Christian @ 1st Place Lamar County
older sister:Athens Christian is the only senior to lead the team in a unique way.
BUILDING FORD Tough:Brotherhood leads Athens Christian men's basketball to top of region
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GHSA Class AAAAA
1st place Winder Barrow vs. 3rd place Warner Robins
Bulldogs:Winderboro boys basketball thrives in realignment and rises to the top of Region 8-AAAA
Class AAAA
No. 1 North Oconee vs. No. 1 New Hampstead
“Razzle Dazzle”How North Oconee boys basketball has changed its fortunes in five seasons.
class AA
No. 1 Athens Academy vs. No. 1 Toombs County.
GIAA Class A
No. 1 Monsignor Donovan vs. No. 5 Memorial Day @ Brewton Parker University
