Georgia Top 25 high school football scoreboard (9/5/2024)

Get the latest scores and updates on Georgia's Top 25 high school football teams

Douglas County, the No. 3 team in Georgia this week, welcomes in No. 4 Langston Hughes, Friday night in this week's featured clash of Georgia Top 25 teams. / Douglas County Football Instagram

1. Milton (3-0) : Bye

After three impressive wins, the Eagles have a bye week as gear up for the remainder of their 2024 schedule.

2. Carrollton 63, Lithia Springs 0

The Trojans move to 4-0.

3. Douglas County 21, No. 4 Langston Hughes 14

Douglas County wins this Top showdown with a fourth quarter score.

4. Langston Hughes 14, No. 3 Douglas County 21

Everything you would expect from two teams ranked in the Georgia Top 5.

5. Thomas County Central 48, Thomasville 10

No doubting Thomases in this one. TCC is now 4-0.

6. Collins Hill 27, Parkview 10

Collins Hill incredible 2024 season moves to 4-0.

7. Grayson 28, Mallard Creek (NC) 14

Grayson improves to 3-1 with a road win over one of North Carolina's best.

8. North Gwinnett 37, No. 9 Mill Creek 34

North Gwinnett proves its worth as a Top 10 team.

9. Mill Creek 34, No. 8 North Gwinnett 37

Mill Creek suffers its first loss but remains a title contender.

10. Buford 52, No. 18 Roswell 17

The Wolves vent some early season frustration.

11. Gainesville (3-0): Bye

After storming to a 3-0 start, the Red Elephants will enjoy a well-earned bye week.

12. Valdosta 35, Tampa Jesuit (FL) 28

In a highly entertaining contest, Valdosta goes to 4-0 with a nice win against one of Florida's best, in Tamapa.

13. Lee County (3-0): Bye

Lee County averaged more than 55 points in winning its first three games. The Trojans now have a week off to prepare for a key test at Colquitt County.

14. Marist (2-0): Bye

The War Eagles are one of the surprise teams in Georgia. Marist will return to action next week with a home date with Northview.

15. Camden County 62, Ribault 6

Camden County runs roughshod over Ribault to go to 4-0.

16. Colquitt County (2-1): Bye

The Packers have an extra week to mull over last week's home loss to North Gwinnett.

17. Coffee (3-0): Bye

The undefeated Trojans roll into their bye week. They will host Gadsden County next week.

18. Roswell 17, No. 10 Buford 54

Roswell suffers its first loss against a fired up Buford team.

19. Houston County 44, Warner Robins 54

Houston County's offense put up the points, but its defense allowed even more.

20. Norcross 41, Walton 14

This was a statement win for Norcross.

21. Rome 29, Toombs County 33

Rome falls to 0-2 as its tough season start continues.

22. Eastside 34, Archer 16

Not as easy as you may have thought, but Eastside goes to 4-0 while Archer remains winless.

23. Cartersville 35, Calhoun 13

Cartersville moves to 4-0 with a very efficient performance.

24. Ware County 42, Bartram Trail (FL) 43, OT

In wild match-up of Georgia and Florida teams, Bartram Trail built a 21-0 first quarter lead only to see host Ware County rally to tie the game just before halftime. The Bears trailed by a touchdown twice in the second half and battled back to tie each time, sending the game to overtime in a 35-35 deadlock. After Ware County scored a touchdown, with an extra-point, on the first possession of overtime, Bartram Trail countered with a touchdown run, followed by a two-point conversion run by Arthur Lewis IV to pull out a wild, 43-42 victory. Lewis rushed for three touchdowns in the win, including an 80-yard run on the first snap from scrimmage and a 78-yard run to tie the game at 35 in the fourth quarter.

25. Perry (2-1): Bye

The Panthers will spend their off week correcting mistakes from last week's 31-17 loss to Houston County.