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2020 DEKALB COUNTY FOOTBALL GUIDE

DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 5829 Memorial Drive Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083 (678) 676 -1821 www.dekalb.k12.ga.us/athletics

Directory

SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Cheryl Watson -Harris

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS James Jackson

FOOTBALL COORDINATOR Mike Harwell

ATHLETICS DIRECTOR Dr. Tekshia Ward -Smith

ATHLETIC SPECIALIST Chris Chilton

ATHLETIC SPECIALIST Mark Brock

DEKALB COUNTY FOOTBALL HISTORY

Eight -man football and the original eight schools served as the origin of the long and proud gridiron history of DeKalb County. Druid Hills, Southwest DeKalb, Tucker and Avondale helped DeKalb County make the jump to the current 11 -man version of football in 1950, with Stone Mountain, Lithonia, Clarkston and Chamblee also in the field. Legendary DeKalb County multi -sport coach and Athletic Director Elmer Morrow de- veloped the first powerhouse at Druid Hills, guiding the Red Devils to a runner -up state finish to Valdosta and 11 -1-1 record in 1956. Such other coaching giants as Avondale’s Calvin Ramsey and Tucker’s Terry Hodges lifted DeKalb County’s state -wide status to even greater heights toward the end of the 1950s and for most of the 1960s. Avondale ranked among the powerhouse programs in the state from the mid -1950s through most of the 1980s. The Blue Devils gained state and national fame during a 13 -year stretch from 1958 -70, winning a pair of state championships and posting a 129 -12 -3 record while never losing more than one game in any of those seasons. Ramsey finished with a 167 -33 -7 record, leading Avondale to state titles in 1958 (a 13 - 13 tie against Thomasville in AA) and in a 40 -0 blanking of Moultrie in AAA in 1963. Hodges led Tucker to 10 or more wins four times from 1957 -63, highlighted by a 1963 team that went 11 -2 and lost in the state final. Lakeside and Southwest DeKalb emerged as new powers as the decade of the 1970s rolled around, and Avondale still loomed large under Crawford Kennedy’s direction. Wayman Creel, who held the distinction of being the all -time winningest coach in Geor- gia high school history upon his death in the summer of 1991, guided Lakeside to an immediate period of domination never seen before or since on the local level. Creel arrived in the spring of 1970 and proceeded to lead the Vikings to undefeated state championships that fall (13 -0) and in 1972 (14 -0). Lakeside also went 9 -1 in 1971 for a three -year run of 36 -1 that has never been matched in DeKalb County history. Southwest DeKalb claimed its first state championship in 1972, as Dewey Alverson’s talented squad knocked off Gainesville (16 -12) in the AA final to finish a 13 -1 season. Avondale returned to the head of the class in 1976, roaring to a perfect 14 -0 campaign under Kennedy that was highlighted by a 20 -19 triumph over Woodward Academy in the AA state championship contest. Redan in 1979 under Steve Shankweiler, Lakeside in 1991 under Phil Lindsey, Dun- woody in 1994 under David Kelly, Southwest DeKalb in 1995 under Buck Godfrey, Tucker in 2008 and 2011 under Franklin Stephens and Cedar Grove under Jermaine Smith in 2016 and 2018 and Miguel Patrick in 2019 claimed DeKalb’s other state titles. Southwest DeKalb’s Godfrey surpassed Kennedy (168 -88 -9) as the winningest coach in DeKalb County history and finished his career with a 273 -89 -1 record. T. McFerrin (Lithonia; Peachtree; Tucker), Dave Hunter (Peachtree), French Johnson (Chamblee), Phil Knight (Columbia; Lithonia), Ron Gartrell (Shamrock; Stephenson) and Tally Johnson (Briarcliff) are among DeKalb County’s other coaching giants.

2020 FOOTBALL GUIDE CONTENTS

DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ...... 5 REGION ALIGNMENTS ...... 6 DEKALB COUNTY STADIUMS ...... 7 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SIGNINGS ...... 8 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ...... 12 CEDAR GROVE ...... 14 CHAMBLEE ...... 16 COLUMBIA...... 18 CROSS KEYS...... 20 DRUID HILLS ...... 22 DUNWOODY ...... 24 LAKESIDE ...... 26 LITHONIA ...... 28 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ...... 30 MCNAIR ...... 32 MILLER GROVE ...... 34 REDAN ...... 36 SOUTHWEST DEKALB ...... 38 STEPHENSON ...... 40 STONE MOUNTAIN ...... 42 TOWERS ...... 44 TUCKER ...... 46 CURRENT COLLEGE PLAYERS ...... 48 CURRENT NFL PLAYERS ...... 61 ACADEMIC STANDOUTS ...... 65 ALL AMERICAN PLAYERS ...... 67 ALL CONFERENCE PLAYERS ...... 69 STATISTICS ...... 78 SCHOOL RECORDS ...... 96 SCHOOL PLAYOFF RESULTS ...... 108 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS ...... 113 CAREER DEFENSIVE LEADERS ...... 136 ALL -TIME SERIES RECORD ...... 137

ABOUT THE COVER

Mark Brock

GARTRELL LAST OF THROWBACK COACHES

DeKalb County’s head football coaching hierarchy once boasted a long line of illustrious and familiar names. The illustrious part could be found simply by walking the halls and seeing all the subregion, region and state championships that lined the school trophy cases. Familiarity came from the fact that the majority of DeKalb County football programs once were led by individuals who served as head coach for at least a decade or more. Buck Godfrey at Southwest DeKalb (1983 -2012) at 30 years led the way, followed by the likes of Dewey Alverson at Southwest DeKalb (1959 -78) at 20 years, Calvin Ram- sey at Avondale (1951 -69) at 19 years, Crawford Kennedy at Avondale (1970 -88) at 19 years, Bill Cloer at Redan (1980 -95) at 16 years, Phil Lindsey at Lakeside (1983 -97) at 15 years, Wayman Creel at Lakeside (1970 -82) at 13 years, Phil Knight at Lithonia (1976 -88) at 13 years, Henry Huckabee at Lithonia (1953 -65) at 13 years, Terry Sparks at Henderson (1968 -80) at 13 years, Tom Van Tone at Stone Mountain (1974 -85) at 12 years, Gene Goff at Chamblee (1959 -69) at 11 years, Joe Windham at Towers (1971 - 81) at 11 years, David Kelly at Dunwoody (1984 -93) at 10 years and Ray Bonner at Cedar Grove (2003 -12) at 10 years. That’s 15 individuals who worked at least 10 years as the head coach at the same school, with a range of 10 -30 campaigns and an overall average of 14.2 seasons. It also covers 11 of the 27 schools that have fielded a varsity football team in DeKalb County over the last 71 years, or since local squads first started playing a Georgia High School Association schedule in 1950. Godfrey and Bonner stepped down as the last of this legendary group of 15 in 2012, or eight years ago. It’s no coincidence then that nine of DeKalb County’s 10 state championships from 1958 -95 were orchestrated by at least one of these individuals. While the past is the past and head coaches have come and gone in DeKalb County at an alarming rate, there is still one shining reminder how things used to be. His name is Ron Gartrell , and he is entering his 25th season as the first and only head coach at Stephenson. His journey at the school in Stone Mountain began in 1996 and shows no sign of ending in the near future. Gartrell also served eight years as the head coach at Shamrock prior to that. He might still be there had Shamrock not been converted to a middle school and the feeder school to Druid Hills following the 1995 -96 school year. That’s the type of loyalty this throwback to the coaching familiarity that used to be so common in DeKalb County’s glory days of the 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. Take away Gartrell, and Bryan Lamar is the next current man up on the head coaching chain in DeKalb County in terms of years served at the same school with eight campaigns at Tucker. Stan Pritchett (7 years) at Arabia Mountain, Terrance Hughey (6 years) at Clark- ston and Michael Nash (5 years) at Dunwoody enter the 2020 season as the only other head coaches with five or more years served in that role in DeKalb County. Looking for consistency, Gartrell’s name can be found in the dictionary by that term. He will begin his 25th season at Stephenson and 33rd straight overall as a head coach in DeKalb County with a 239 -121 overall record. Only Southwest DeKalb’s Godfrey (273) has posted more victories on the local level. Since going 1 -9 in the inaugural campaign of 1996, Stephenson has not suffered a losing season since while going 203 -66. Six of Gartrell’s 24 previous teams at Stephenson have won 10 or more games. The 2005 team served as the highlight in making the state semifinals. That’s consistency.

DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT

The DeKalb County School District has nineteen high schools that field teams in interscholastic sports. DeKalb schools compete in six of the seven classifications of the Georgia High School Association: one is AAAAAAA, two are AAAAAA, seven are AAAAA, four are classified AAAA, two are in AAA and three are AA. The 2020 region alignments are listed on page 6. The DeKalb County School District, one of Georgia's largest, serves more than 100,000 students (K - 12) living in a 258 square -mile area in the east and northeast sec- tions of metro Atlanta. DeKalb provides diverse educational programs and services op- erating on a semester basis. The system includes 83 elementary schools, 19 middle schools, 21 high schools, special service centers for foreign language, science, vocation- al -technical, educational computing, special education, early childhood, learning re- source and performing arts. The county operates Fernbank Science Center which fea- tures the nation's third largest planetarium.

STADIUMS AND SCHOOLS All DeKalb County teams play their home games in the five county stadiums. Locations for the stadiums are listed on page 6 of this brochure. Directions to each high school are listed on the schedule page for each individual school throughout the book.

GAME TIMES Single games played at DeKalb County stadiums begin at 7:30 p.m. When doubleheaders are played on Friday or Saturday nights, the first game begins at 5:15 p.m. and the second game is scheduled for 8 p.m.

SPEED AND WEIGHT The speed in the 40 yard dash and what a player can bench press are listed in this brochure along with the height and weight of every senior and returning starter in DeKalb County. The information is provided by the head football coach at each school. Due to the fact that there are various ways to determine the speed in the 40 yard dash and the weight for the bench press, there will be variables to consider among schools. Some coaches time the 40 on a track; others time players on grass in cleats. Some times are determined in full uniform while others are not. The bench press can be done on a universal weight machine. Most coaches in DeKalb County will go by Olympic Loose Weights. There is also a discrepancy in heights of players listed since some coaches will measure their players with their shoes on. College coaches should find out from individual coaches how they obtain the information listed in this brochure.

BROCHURE The Football Brochure is prepared by the Athletic Department and printed by an outside company. The book was written and edited by Phil Schaefer from 1981 to 1999 and Chris Chilton beginning in 2001. For information on the book, call 678 -676 - 1825. Information appearing in the DeKalb County Football Guide can be reprinted only with permission of the Athletic Department.

2020 REGION ALIGNMENTS

REGION 7 -AAAAAAA REGION 6 -AAAA Archer Dunwoody Arabia Mountain Mays Berkmar Meadowcreek Druid Hills Miller Grove Discovery Norcross Hapeville Stephenson Duluth Marist

REGION 4 -AAAAAA REGION 5 -AAA Lakeside North Atlanta Carver, Atlanta Redan Langston Hughes Tucker Cedar Grove Sandy Creek Lovejoy Westlake Douglass Westminster Morrow GAC

REGION 5 -AAAAA Chamblee Martin Luther King Jr. REGION 6 -AA Clarkston Northview Columbia South Atlanta Cross Keys Southwest DeKalb Kipp Atlanta Therrell Decatur St. Pius Lovett Towers Lithonia Stone Mountain McNair Washington Pace Academy

COACHES WITH 100 VICTORIES IN DEKALB COUNTY

Buck Godfrey, Southwest DeKalb 273 -89 -1 30 yrs. Ron Gartrell , Shamrock, Stephenson* 239 -121 -0 32 yrs. Crawford Kennedy, Druid Hills, Avondale 168 -88 -9 25 yrs. Calvin Ramsey, Avondale 167 -33 -7 19 yrs. Phil Lindsey, Lakeside, Tucker 160 -53 -2 18 yrs. T. McFerrin, Lithonia, Peachtree, Tucker 132 -31 -3 14 yrs. Dewey Alverson, Southwest DeKalb 129 -76 -6 20 yrs. Wayman Creel, Lakeside 125 -28 -2 13 yrs. Phil Knight, Columbia, Lithonia 122 -63 -5 17 yrs. Bill Cloer, Redan 104 -69 -1 16 yrs. * Still active

WILLIAM BUCK GODFREY STADIUM DEKALB COUNTY STADIUMS

ADAMS STADIUM : Built 1962 - Capacity 6,500. 2383 North Druid Hills Road. Next to the former Briarcliff High School site at 2415 North Druid Hills Road, Atlanta, GA 30329; located two miles east of I -85 north on North Druid Hills Road.

AVONDALE STADIUM : Built 1958 - Capacity 6,500. Behind old Avondale High School at 1192 Clarendon Road, Avondale Estates, Georgia 30002; located next to Ma- cy's at Avondale Mall near the intersection of Memorial Drive and Columbia Drive about three miles inside I -285.

JAMES R. HALLFORD STADIUM : Built 1968 - Capacity 15,600 for both sides. 3789 Memorial College Avenue, Clarkston, Georgia 30021. On the central campus of Georgia Perimeter College in Clarkston. Located two miles outside I -285. Take Memo- rial Drive to Memorial College Avenue. Turn left, half mile on left.

NORTH DEKALB STADIUM : Built 1962 - Capacity 6,500. Behind Chamblee High School at 3688 Chamblee -Dunwoody Road, Chamblee, Georgia 30341. Follow I -285 to Peachtree -Industrial Boulevard. Go 2 miles to Chamblee -Dunwoody Road. Go right. 2nd Street on the left is Stadium Drive. Turn Left, 1 block to the stadium. Additional parking is available behind the school near the baseball field.

WILLIAM BUCK GODFREY STADIUM: Built 1968 - Capacity 8,500. Located behind Georgia Perimeter College South Campus at 2817 Clifton Springs Road, Deca- tur, Georgia 30034. From I -285, take I -20 West (to Atlanta), go 2 miles to Candler Road. Turn left on Candler, go 1 mile to Panthersville Road. Take a right and go 8/10 of a mile to Clifton Springs Road. Take a right and go ½ mile to the Stadium.

DEKALB COUNTY PLAYERS RECEIVING FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIPS IN 2020

PO NAME SCHOOL COLLEGE DE David Nduwkye Arabia Mtn. Western Kentucky LB Chandler Martin Arabia Mtn. East Tennessee State RB Justin Jordan Arabia Mtn. Fort Valley State OL Brandon Hall Cedar Grove Hutchinson CC LB Isaiah Ratcliff Cedar Grove Hutchinson CC DE Alvin Williams Cedar Grove Colorado DB Latrelvin Blackamore Cedar Grove Savannah State OL Greg Slaton Cedar Grove Gordon State OL Chris Stinson Cedar Grove Shaw WR Nick Brannon Cedar Grove Gordon State QB Eric Harper Cedar Grove Gordon State WR Coreyon Cone Cedar Grove Savannah State DB Tee Denson Cedar Grove Kansas State OL Jeremiah Smith Cedar Grove Shaw DL Chris Rogers Chamblee Culver -Stockton DL Nazir Stackhouse Columbia Georgia OL Cecil Fisher Columbia Wofford DL Makale Cummings Columbia Culver -Stockton OL Christopher Rachel Columbia Community Christian College WR Kenterrios Ivey Columbia Community Christian College DB Anthony Dennis Columbia Miles QB Octavious Griffin Columbia Miles OL Broderick Jones Lithonia Georgia OL Kelvin Usher Lithonia Georgia State DL Keion Cush M.L. King Jr. West Georgia RB Nathan Cox Miller Grove St. Andrews College LB Afolabi Olatunda Miller Grove Columbus State DB Keshawn Streeter Miller Grove Birmingham Prep DB Eric Boykins Miller Grove Birmingham Prep OL Jonathan Lawson Miller Grove Birmingham Prep DB Joshua Sheppard Miller Grove Ellsworth Iowa CC DB Nick Dumas Miller Grove Ramah JUCO Academy RB JaQues D. Williams Redan Albany State DB Jeremiah Benton Redan Georgia Knight Prep DB Tommy Wright SW DeKalb Appalachian State WR Aquil Muhammad SW DeKalb Florida A&M LB Mekhi Gilstrap SW DeKalb Reinhardt College LB Seoul Newton SW DeKalb Fort Valley State LB Antonio Partridge SW DeKalb Georgia Prep Academy LB John Grant SW DeKalb Georgia Prep Academy DE Tridavion Slaughter SW DeKalb Butler Community College RB Jaylen Burke SW DeKalb Greensboro College DE Bryan Powell SW DeKalb Grambling State DB Ahmad Spivey SW DeKalb Shorter OL Mark Pecke SW DeKalb Alabama A&M RB Deondre Jackson Stephenson Texas A&M DL Janirr Wade Stephenson Akron RB Ryan Ingram Stephenson Wofford DE Viczaril Alobwede Stephenson Massachusetts DB Javier Morton Stephenson Fort Scott CC OL Alote Jones Stephenson Edward Waters College OL Christopher White Stephenson Edward Waters College RB Andre Sanchez Stephenson Alabama A&M LB Savion Brooks -Aubert Stephenson Miles College OL Joshua Coleman Stephenson Johnson C. Smith DB Jonathan Coleman Stephenson Johnson C. Smith DL Malachi Bailey Stephenson Independence CC DB Jamal Andrews Stephenson Ittaca JC OL Khoury Jones Stephenson Ittaca JC

DEKALB COUNTY PLAYERS RECEIVING FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIPS IN 2020

PO NAME SCHOOL COLLEGE

DB William Davis Stephenson Ittaca JC DL Zachery Usher Stephenson Ellsworth CC RB Marvin Ento -Robinson Stephenson Georgia Night Prep QB Myles Crawley Tucker Alabama State DB Isaiah Dunson Tucker Miami, FL LB Aaron Key Tucker Western Kentucky PK Kyle Wright Tucker St. Andrews University

DEKALB COUNTY STATE CHAMPIONS

1958 AVONDALE - Class AA - Record 11 -0-2. Coach Calvin Ramsey. Co -champions Avondale 13, Thomasville 13.

1963 AVONDALE - Class AAA - Record 12 -1. Coach Calvin Ramsey. Championship game Avondale 40, Moultrie 0.

1970 LAKESIDE - Class AAA - Record 13 -0. Coach Wayman Creel. Championship game Lakeside 7, Richmond Academy 6.

1972 SW DEKALB - Class AA - Record 13 -1. Coach Dewey Alverson. Championship game SW DeKalb 16, Gainesville 12.

1972 LAKESIDE - Class AAA - Record 14 -0. Coach Wayman Creel. Championship game Lakeside 36, Central Macon 25.

1976 AVONDALE - Class AA - Record 14 -0. Coach Crawford Kennedy. Championship game Avondale 20, Woodward Academy 19.

1979 REDAN - Class AAA - Record 14 -1. Coach Steve Shankweiler. Championship game Redan 17, Marist 14.

1991 LAKESIDE - Class AAA - Record 14 -0-1. Coach Phil Lindsey. Co -champions Lakeside 14, Kendrick 14.

1993 DUNWOODY - Class AAAA - Record 15 -0. Coach David Kelly. Championship game Dunwoody 21, South Gwinnett 7.

1995 SOUTHWEST DEKALB - Class AAAA - Record 14 -1. Coach Buck Godfrey. Championship game SWD 14, Parkview 7.

2008 TUCKER - Class AAAA - Record 14 -1. Coach Franklin Stephens. Championship game Tucker 15, Marist 3.

2011 TUCKER - Class AAAA - Record 15 -0. Coach Franklin Stephens. Championship game Tucker 22, Lovejoy 7.

2016 CEDAR GROVE - Class AAA - Record 13 -2. Coach Jermaine Smith. Championship game Cedar Grove 30, GAC 19.

2018 CEDAR GROVE - Class AAA - Record 14 -1. Coach Jermaine Smith. Championship game Cedar Grove 14, Peach County 13

2019 CEDAR GROVE - Class AAA - Record 13 -2. Coach Miguel Patrick. Championship game Cedar Grove 21, Crisp County 14

2019 SUPERLATIVES COUNTY LEADERS Chavon Wright, Cedar Grove - total rush- Tyler Eith, Dunwoody - receptions - 86, and ing yards - 1876. receiving yards - 1202.

Jacobi Haynes, Martin Luther King Jr. - William Hemsley, Columbia - receiving rushing average - 147.4. touchdowns - 11.

Chavon Wright, Cedar Grove - total rush- Charlie Cooper, Tucker - punting average - ing touchdowns - 22. 39.07.

Davis LeDoyen, Dunwoody - total passing Juan Espinosa, Lithonia - points scored kick- yards - 2708. ing - 45.

Davis LeDoyen, Dunwoody - completion percentage - 61.3.

COACH OF THE YEAR AWARDS

2019 - Miguel Patrick, Cedar Grove 1994 - Mike Falleur, Tucker 2018 - Jermaine Smith, Cedar Grove 1993 - Roy Sparks, Clarkston 2017 - Jermaine Smith, Cedar Grove l992 - Ron Sebree, Columbia 2016 - Jermaine Smith, Cedar Grove Alan Chadwick, Marist 2015 - Jermaine Smith, Cedar Grove 1991 - Fletcher Salter, McNair 2014 - Paul Standard, St. Pius l990 - Phil Lindsey, Lakeside 2013 - Bryan Lamar, Tucker Harry Newberry, Cedar Grove 2012 - Rober Freeman, M.L. King Jr. l989 - Buck Godfrey, SW DeKalb 2011 - Franklin Stephens, Tucker l988 - Tommy Stringer, Clarkston 2010 - Franklin Stephens, Tucker l987 - Kenny Reese, Sequoyah 2009 - Buck Godfrey, SW DeKalb l986 - Phil Lindsey, Lakeside 2008 - James Teter, Dunwoody Tommy Stringer, Clarkston 2007 - Franklin Stephens, Tucker 1985 - Bill Cloer, Redan 2006 - Paul Standard, St. Pius l984 - Jim Parham, Henderson 2005 - Brent Miller, Chamblee l983 - Buck Godfrey, SW DeKalb 2004 - Bill Ballard, Tucker l982 - T. McFerrin, Peachtree 2003 - Steve Davenport, Decatur l981 - T. McFerrin, Peachtree 2002 - Ron Gartrell, Stephenson l980 - John Tatum, Walker - Bill Ballard, Tucker l979 - French Johnson, Chamblee 2001 - Phil Lindsey, Tucker l978 - Roy Sparks, Dunwoody 2000 - Lee Carter, Towers l977 - Dewey Alverson, SW DeKalb 1999 - Buck Godfrey, SW DeKalb l976 - T. McFerrin, Peachtree 1998 - Don Savage, Dunwoody l975 - Wayman Creel, Lakeside - Alan Chadwick, Marist l974 - Cecil Jones, Gordon 1997 - Larry Jester, Clarkston l973 - Jim Rakestraw, Druid Hills 1996 - Ron Sebree, Columbia l972 - Dewey Alverson, SW DeKalb 1995 - Buck Godfrey, SW DeKalb

ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL RECORDS BY WINS

TUCKER ...... 553 -230 -15 SOUTHWEST DEKALB ...... 517 -264 -13 AVONDALE ...... 368 -268 -11 LAKESIDE ...... 345 -259 -6 CHAMBLEE ...... 343 -358 -11 LITHONIA ...... 342 -387 -13 CEDAR GROVE ...... 326 -198 -6 CLARKSTON ...... 311 -397 -12 STONE MOUNTAIN ...... 291 -401 -20 DUNWOODY ...... 260 -236 -3 COLUMBIA ...... 256 -299 -5 TOWERS ...... 253 -314 -6 DRUID HILLS...... 229 -444 -21 REDAN...... 215 -234 -2 STEPHENSON ...... 204 -75 MCNAIR ...... 157 -190 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ...... 135 -74 PEACHTREE ...... 133 -71 -6 HENDERSON ...... 127 -157 -5 CROSS KEYS ...... 126 -461 -11 GORDON ...... 113 -166 -9 SHAMROCK ...... 110 -173 -5 SEQUOYAH ...... 88 -147 -8 BRIARCLIFF ...... 73 -188 -9 WALKER ...... 68 -159 -7 MILLER GROVE ...... 60 -91 -1 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ...... 53 -60

ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOOL PLAYOFF RECORDS BY WINS

TUCKER ...... 54 -39 SOUTHWEST DEKALB ...... 48 -37 LAKESIDE ...... 35 -20 -1 CEDAR GROVE ...... 34 -17 AVONDALE ...... 23 -16 -1 STEPHENSON ...... 20 -20 LITHONIA ...... 18 -22 DUNWOODY ...... 16 -14 MARTIN LUTHER KING JR ...... 14 -12 PEACHTREE ...... 13 -8 CLARKSTON ...... 11 -10 REDAN...... 10 -13 COLUMBIA ...... 10 -21 MCNAIR ...... 7-10 CHAMBLEE ...... 7-14 STONE MOUNTAIN ...... 6-9 GORDON ...... 5-4 HENDERSON ...... 3-7 DRUID HILLS...... 2-2 ARABIA MOUNTAIN ...... 2-4 SEQUOYAH ...... 1-2 WALKER ...... 1-3 TOWERS ...... 1-13 MILLER GROVE ...... 0-3 SHAMROCK ...... 0-1 BRIARCLIFF ...... 0-0 CROSS KEYS ...... 0-0

ARABIA MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL 6610 Browns Mill Road Lithonia, Georgia 30038 (678) 875 -3602

REGION: 6 -AAAA 2019 RECORD: 2 -9 NICKNAME: Rams SCHOOL COLORS: Hunter Green and White

PRINCIPAL: Tanya Mason

COACH: STANLEY PRITCHETT, South Carolina 8th year as Head Coach (41 -35; 62 -64 in 13th season overall)

STAFF: Marvin Jones -Assistant Head Coach; Offensive Line; Dante Ferguson - Defensive Coordinator; Osa Uzzi -Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line; Co- rey Williamson -Running Backs; Kitrick Patterson -Offensive Line; Willie Hicks -Defensive Line; Reginald Felder -Defensive Backs; Rickey Butts -Linebackers; Michael Blake -Wide Receivers.

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Decatur at Godfrey 7:30 PM Friday October 9 Stephenson at Hallford 8:00 PM Friday October 16 Miller Grove at Godfrey 8:00 PM Friday October 23 Mays at Lakewood 8:00 PM Friday October 30 Marist at Hallford** 5:15 PM Thursday November 5 Hapeville Charter at Banneker 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Druid Hills at Avondale 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to I -20 East. Take I -20 East to Panola Road Exit. Turn right on Panola Road and follow about two miles to Browns Mill Road. Turn left on Browns Mill Road and follow about three miles to entrance to school on left.

ARABIA MOUNTAIN RAMS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 2 Brandon Adams*# 12 WR/DB 6'1" 180 225 4.4 3 Damion Fitzpatrick*# 12 DB 6'2" 200 300 4.4 6 Stanley Pritchett*# 12 FB/DL 6'0" 215 300 4.8 13 Tawann Rome*# 12 WR 5'10" 160 200 4.6 18 Amir Gilbert*# 11 RB/DB 5'9" 170 225 4.4 20 Christopher Gilbert*# 11 RB 5'7" 180 240 4.8 26 Jaiden Figaro*# 10 RB/DB 5'9" 170 225 4.5 30 Cecil Davis 12 LB 6'0" 230 315 4.7 34 Xavier Wallace*# 12 DB 5'11" 170 250 4.5 58 Elliott Howell*# 12 OL/DL 6'2" 300 350 5.2 70 Nicholas Davis*# 11 OL/DL 6'2" 280 350 5.2 71 Demetrius Smedley*# 12 OL/DL 6'0" 250 325 5.0 73 Eric Carter*# 12 OL 6'0" 260 315 5.0 80 Langston Brentley*# 12 WR/DB 6'0" 170 215 4.5 84 Malick Schell*# 12 WR 6'4" 175 200 4.5

*Returning Starters #College Prospects

CEDAR GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 2360 River Road Ellenwood, Georgia 30294 (678) 874 -4002

REGION: 5 -AAA 2019 RECORD: 13 -2 NICKNAME: Saints SCHOOL COLORS: Navy and Columbia Blue

PRINCIPAL: Clifton Spears

COACH: MIGUEL PATRICK, Alabama State 2nd year as Head Coach (13 -2)

STAFF: Michael Martin -Associated Head Coach, Director of Football Opera- tions; Lawrence Smith -Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line; Henry Mabry - Linebackers; Frederick Sippial -Pass Game Coordinator, Quarterbacks, Kendrick Callier -Wide Receivers, Durand Hannah -Running Backs; John Ad- ams -Defensive Backs; Matt Dry -Special Teams; Patrick Prioleau -Defensive Backs.

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Milton at Milton 7:30 PM Friday October 9 Carver at Godfrey** 7:30 PM Thursday October 15 Redan at Hallford 7:00 PM Friday October 23 GAC at GAC 7:30 PM Thursday November 5 Westminster at Godfrey 7:00 PM Friday November 13 Douglass at Lakewood 8:00 PM Friday November 20 Sandy Creek at Godfrey 8:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Bouldercrest Road exit.(Turn right if traveling northeast - Turn left if traveling southwest). Follow Bouldercrest Road about 1/2 mile to River Road. (First street on left after crossing river). Turn left on River Road. Cedar Grove High School is about 3/4 mile on left.

CEDAR GROVE SAINTS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 4 Austin Smith*# 12 QB 6'2" 180 NA NA 5 Langston White*# 12 RB 5'10" 190 NA NA 7 Rashod Dubinion*# 11 RB 5'10" 177 NA NA 9 Jordan Grier*# 12 DB 6'0" 182 NA NA 13 Janiran Bonner*# 11 WR 6'2" 197 NA NA 16 Bernard Mack*# 10 WR 5'9" 155 NA NA 17 Sam Pittman*# 12 WR 5'10" 170 NA NA 22 Timothy Newman 12 RB 5'9" 189 NA NA 24 Reyquan McDuffie*# 12 WR/DB 6'0" 170 NA NA 25 Johnny Fells *# 12 DB 5'10" 170 NA NA 29 Antonio Taylor *# 12 DB 5'10" 170 NA NA 30 Louis Dominguez*# 12 PK/P 5'10" 165 NA NA 36 William Flounory*# 12 TE/LB 5'10" 200 NA NA 37 Brinson Modest 12 DB 5'10" 170 NA NA 38 Montego Johnson 12 DB 6'1" 175 NA NA 50 Demarius Jackson*# 12 DL 5'11" 315 NA NA 52 Christen Miller*# 11 DL 6'5" 285 NA NA 53 David Blackmon 12 DL 6'4" 205 NA NA 54 David Carter 12 DL 6'1" 260 NA NA 56 Daniel Carter 12 LB 6'1" 220 NA NA 61 Joseph Reed* 12 DL 6'1" 285 NA NA 70 Jalen McCoy 12 OL 5'11" 290 NA NA 72 Spencer Yeaton*# 12 OL 6'4" 360 NA NA 74 Keon Watson*# 12 OL 6'5" 310 NA NA 75 KenDell Brown*# 10 OL 6'3" 250 NA NA 80 Omari Walker 12 WR 5'8" 145 NA NA

*Returning Starters #College Prospects

CHAMBLEE HIGH SCHOOL 3688 Chamblee -Dunwoody Road Chamblee, Georgia 30341 (678) 676 -6902

REGION: 5 -AAAAA 2019 RECORD: 1 -8 NICKNAME: Bulldogs SCHOOL COLORS: Blue and Gold

PRINCIPAL: Gail Barnes

COACH: SCOTT SCHWARZER, Methodist College 2nd year as Head Coach (1 -8)

STAFF: Bob Swank -Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Backs, Running Backs; Cedric Alexander -Co -Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line, Line- backers; Michael Freeman -Co -Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks, Scout Team; Wayne Jones -Linebackers.

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Woodland at Woodland 7:30 PM Friday October 9 Georgia Force at North DeKalb 7:30 PM Friday October 16 Dunwoody at North DeKalb 7:30 PM Friday October 23 Mt. Pisgah Christian at Mt. Pisgah 7:30 PM Friday October 30 North Springs at North Springs 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Druid Hills at North DeKalb** 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Lakeside at Adams 7:30 PM Friday November 20 at Berkmar 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Peachtree Industrial Blvd (Turn right if traveling east - Take second exit that leads south to Chamblee if going west). Follow Peachtree Industrial Blvd. about 1 1/4 miles to Chamblee -Dunwoody Road. Turn right on Chamblee -Dunwoody Road. Chamblee High School is about 1/4 mile on left.

CHAMBLEE BULLDOGS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 2 Jason Lynch 12 WR/DB 6'1" 180 NA NA 3 Will Burton*# 11 PK/P 5'9" 160 NA NA 7 Tim Knight* 12 RB/DL 6'0" 210 NA NA 10 Finn Allers*# 12 QB/DB 6'0" 180 NA NA 13 Michael White 12 WR/DB 6'0" 170 NA NA 18 Will Mepham# 12 WR/DL 6'5" 220 NA NA 19 Bryson Seaborne* 12 RB/DB 5'6" 160 NA NA 21 Curt McCorvey* # 11 RB/DB 5'9" 170 NA NA 22 Brayson Seaborne* 12 RB/DB 5'7" 180 NA NA 33 Xander Smith*# 11 TE/LB 6'0" 215 NA NA 50 Jacobi Bedsole* 12 OL/LB 5'9" 185 NA NA 51 Miller Meeks 10 OL/DL 6'2" 200 NA NA 53 Travis Murray* 12 OL/DL 5'11" 250 NA NA 54 Jacari Waller -Watkins*# 11 OL/LB 5'10" 200 NA NA 60 Mason Pasley* 12 OL/DL 5'10" 190 NA NA 63 Jordan Townsend 12 OL/DL 5'8" 180 NA NA 65 Daniel Chavez*# 10 OL/DL 6'4" 220 NA NA 69 Liam Armstrong* 11 OL/DL 6'0" 200 NA NA

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COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL 2106 Columbia Drive Decatur, Georgia 30032 (678) 874 -0802

REGION: 6 -AA 2019 RECORD: 4 -7 NICKNAME: Eagles SCHOOL COLORS: Orange and Blue

PRINCIPAL: Derrica Boochee -Davis

COACH: Greg Barnett, Georgia State 1st Year as Head Coach (0 -0)

STAFF: Eric Brinn -Offensive Coordinator, Running Backs; Chris Swain - Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Backs; Byron Dickerson -Wide Receivers.

2020 SCHEDULE

Friday October 2 Therrell at Avondale 8:00 PM Saturday October 10 Towers at Avondale 7:30 PM Friday October 16 Washington at Avondale 7:30 PM Saturday October 24 McNair at Godfrey 7:30 PM Friday October 30 Kipp Academy at Avondale** 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Lovett at Hallford 8:00 PM Friday November 20 South Atlanta at Lakewood 5:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Glenwood Road exit. (Turn left if traveling north - Turn right if traveling south). Follow Glenwood west about 1 1/4 miles to Columbia Drive. Turn left on Columbia Drive. Columbia High School is about ½ mile on left.

COLUMBIA EAGLES Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 9 Caleb Fisher*# 12 TE/DE 6'3" 215 275 4.7 11 Deyonte Mitchell*# 12 RB/DB 5'7" 165 185 4.4 20 Antoine Jordan*# 12 LB 5'10" 185 225 4.8 25 Antonio Welch*# 12 OLB/SS 6'0" 185 225 4.6 55 Jessie Williams*# 12 C 6'2" 260 285 5.1 64 Trevaris Hammond*# 12 OL 6'3" 270 225 5.2 65 Deshan Davis*# 12 OL 6'4" 275 250 5.08

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CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL 1626 North Druid Hills Road, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30319 (678) 874 -6102

REGION: 5 -AAAAA 2019 RECORD: 0 -10 NICKNAME: Indians SCHOOL COLORS: Green and Gold

PRINCIPAL: Jason Heard

COACH: JOHN BOWEN, North Georgia 2nd year as Head Coach (0 -10; 64 -156 in 24th season overall)

STAFF: Eric Quarles -Running Backs, Defensive Backs; Daryl Fleming - Defensive Line. STATISTICIAN: Daryl Fleming.

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Notre Dame Prep at Adams** 7:30 PM Friday October 9 Flint River Academy at Flint River 7:30 PM Friday October 16 Pataula Charter at Adams 5:15 PM Friday November 13 Notre Dame Prep at Notre Dame 4:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -85 to North Druid Hills exit. (Leaving Atlanta turn left -going toward Atlanta turn right). Follow North Druid Hills Road about 1 ½ miles to Cross Keys High School.

CROSS KEYS INDIANS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 11 Narvy Bibiano* 12 QB/FB 5'7" 165 210 4.9 34 Roy Huff* 12 RB/LB 5'6" 180 200 5.0 42 Isidro Santillano* 12 RB/LB 5'8" 190 220 5.1 55 Juan Miljangos* 12 OL/DL 5'10" 270 210 5.7 NA Jahir Molina 11 TE/LB 5'9" 165 185 4.8 NA Alton Tran 12 RB/LB 5'7" 180 200 4.85 NA Trey Noble 12 OL/DL 5'8" 200 185 5.1

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DRUID HILLS HIGH SCHOOL 1798 Haygood Drive, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30307 (678) 874 -6302

REGION: 6 -AAAA 2019 RECORD: 2 -8 NICKNAME: Red Devils SCHOOL COLORS: Red and Black

PRINCIPAL: Mark Joyner

COACH: MARK MYERS, Georgia Southern 1ST year as Head Coach (0 -0)

STAFF: Rahman Sparks -Defensive Coordinator, Defensive Backs; Anthony Jordan -Running Backs; Cyran Murry -Defensive Line; Tyrone Beverly -Wide Receivers; Matt Laucka -Offensive Line; Stephon Adams -Defensive Backs. TRAINER: Jennifer Serwitz

2020 SCHEDULE

Thursday October 1 Redan at Avondale 7:00 PM Friday October 9 Miller Grove at Avondale 8:00 PM Saturday October 17 Mays at Adams 7:30 PM Friday October 23 Marist at Adams** 7:30 PM Thursday October 29 Hapeville Charter at Banneker 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Chamblee at North DeKalb 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Arabia Mountain at Avondale 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Stephenson at Hallford 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Lawrenceville Highway. (Turn right if traveling south - Turn left if traveling north). Follow Lawrenceville Highway about 3 1/4 miles to North Decatur Road. Turn right and follow North Decatur Road about 1 1/2 miles to Haygood Drive. Turn right - Druid Hills High School is one block on the right.

DRUID HILLS RED DEVILS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 4 Mark Hayes*# 12 WR/DB 5'8" 128 165 4.5 10 Max Nunnally*# 11 QB/OLB 6'1" 180 185 4.65 24 Donovan Paul* 11 RB/DB 5'7" 149 150 4.6 25 Jordan Isaac* 10 DE/DL 5'10" 215 205 NA 41 Celeste Birorimana*# 12 HB/RB 5'6" 165 205 NA 50 Alex Shepard*# 11 DE/LB 6'1" 215 295 5.0 56 Gino Webb*# 11 OL/DL 6'3" 278 230 5.3 59 Avery Perkins* 11 OL/DL 6'0" 210 185 NA 76 Miles Norris -Nobles*# 12 OL/DL 6'4" 315 345 5.1 80 Liam Sitz* 11 WR 6'0" 165 145 NA 85 Sam Lynch 12 TE/DE 6'1" 180 185 NA

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DUNWOODY HIGH SCHOOL 5035 Vermack Road Dunwoody, Georgia 30338 (678) 874 -8502

REGION: 7 -AAAAAAA 2019 RECORD: 3 -7 NICKNAME: Wildcats SCHOOL COLORS: Red, White and Blue

PRINCIPAL: Priscilla Cole

COACH: MICHAEL NASH, Western Governor’s University 6th year as Head Coach (13 -37)

STAFF: Nafis Karim -Wide Receivers; Montez Swinney -Running Backs; Phillip Davis -Co -Defensive Coordinator, Cornerbacks; Jake Hill -Linebackers; Kevin Hunter -Linebackers; Brantley Smith -Co -Defensive Coordinator, Mark Paul - Offensive Line; Xavier Carter -Offensive Line; Dalen Claytor -Defensive Backs. TRAINER: Lanny Lightfoot

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Norcross at Norcross 7:30 PM Friday October 9 Archer at Archer 7:30 PM Friday October 16 Chamblee at North DeKalb** 7:30 PM Friday October 23 Fellowship Christian at Fellowship 7:30 PM Friday October 30 Meadowcreek at North DeKalb 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Berkmar at Berkmar 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Discovery at North DeKalb 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Duluth at Duluth 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 east to Chamblee -Dunwoody Road exit. Cross Chamblee - Dunwoody Road and follow Savoy Drive 1 mile to North Peachtree Road. Turn left (follow I -285 west to Chamblee -Dunwoody -North Peachtree Road exit, turn right). Fol- low North Peachtree 1 1/4 miles to Tilly Mill Road. Turn left and go 1/2 mile. Turn left at Womack Road. School is one mile on the right.

DUNWOODY WILDCATS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 5 Davis Ledoyen* 12 QB 6'3" 195 NA NA 9 Justin Allen* 12 DB 6'0" 190 NA NA 10 Emmanuel Ahenfo* 12 DB 6'0" 160 NA NA 15 Grant Jones* 12 DB 5'9" 175 NA NA 17 Seung Lee 12 WR 5'9" 150 NA NA 18 Jackson Moore* 11 PK/P 5'7" 150 NA NA 21 Cash Goolsby* 12 LB 6'0" 195 NA NA 23 Conner MacDonald 12 TE 5'9" 190 NA NA 26 J Norris Neel* 11 DB 6'0" 190 NA NA 29 Bradley Fields* 12 RB/WR 5'9" 175 NA NA 32 Dorian McKency 12 LB 5'9" 175 NA NA 43 Elijah Darby* 12 DL 5'9" 180 NA NA 44 Cevon Mitchell* 12 LB 6'0" 200 NA NA 47 Cooper West* 10 PK 5'9 190 NA NA 51 Cameron Weeks* 12 OL 6'3" 225 NA NA 52 Conrad Smith* 11 DL 6'1" 200 NA NA 56 Jasiah Daniel 12 L 6'1" 245 NA NA 58 Gavin Horne* 11 DL 6'2" 200 NA NA 64 Eugene Pawlak* 12 OL 6'2" 195 NA NA 70 Reeves Tallent* 11 OL/DL 6'0" 225 NA NA 71 Brennan Yarbrough 12 DL 6'1" 220 NA NA 72 Tyler Rush* 12 OL 5'9" 180 NA NA

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LAKESIDE HIGH SCHOOL 3801 Briarcliff Road, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30345 (678) 874 -6702

REGION: 7 -AAAAAA 2019 RECORD: 0 -10 NICKNAME: Vikings SCHOOL COLORS: Purple and Gold

PRINCIPAL: Susan Stoddard

COACH: Morris Starr, Catawba College 2nd year as Head Coach (0 -10; 23 -69 in 10th season overall)

STAFF: Rodney Shelton -Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks; Corey Smith - Running Backs; Eric Gibson -Offensive Line; Bobby Poff -Wide Receivers; Quintavius Releford -Linebackers; Jermaine McIlveen -Defensive Line. STATISTICIAN: Troy Baker TRAINER: Brandi Dodge

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Cherokee Bluff at Cherokee 7:30 PM Friday October 9 Redan at Avondale 5:15 PM Friday October 16 Best Academy at Adams** 8:00 PM Friday October 23 Berkmar at Berkmar 7:30 PM Friday October 30 Duluth at Adams 7:30 PM Saturday November 7 Washington at Lakewood 4:00 PM Friday November 13 Chamblee at Adams 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Stone Mountain at North DeKalb 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -85 to Shallowford Road exit. (Turn left if traveling toward Atlanta - Turn right if traveling from Atlanta). Follow Shallowford Road about 3/4 mile to dead end. Turn right and follow Briarcliff Road about 3/4 mile to Lakeside High School.

LAKESIDE VIKINGS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 4 Joshua Soyemi*# 11 WR/DB 5'9" 155 190 4.5 5 Ethan Collins*# 10 WR/DB 5'10" 160 180 4.5 7 Josiah Arzabe* 12 WR/DB 6'2" 185 225 4.6 8 Leland Sanders* 11 QB/DB 6'0" 185 200 4.6 9 Josiah Frazier*# 12 WR/DB 5'10" 185 225 4.5 10 Anthony Martinez*# 12 OL/DE 6'3" 205 255 4.6 21 Chance Thigpen*# 10 RB/LB 5'10" 210 275 4.6 23 Luke Chilton*# 10 TE/LB 5'11" 200 250 4.6 24 Kason Venable*# 12 WR/DB 5'10" 165 200 4.5 27 Brian Perez 12 RB/LB 5'9" 175 200 4.8 50 Miles Austin* 12 OL/DL 6'1" 205 225 5.0 55 Ian Newkirk* 10 C/DT 5'10" 215 180 5.0

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LITHONIA HIGH SCHOOL 2440 Phillips Road Lithonia, Georgia 30058 (678) 676 -2902

REGION: 5 -AAAAA 2019 RECORD: 4 -7 NICKNAME: Bulldogs SCHOOL COLORS: Black and Gold

PRINCIPAL: Darrick McCray

COACH: MARCUS JELKS, South Carolina State 9th year as Head Coach (36 -47)

STAFF: Cameron Walker -Offensive Coordinator; Bobby Fitts -Offensive Line; Ernest Seay -Linebackers, Defensive Line; Jahi Sherard -Defensive Coordinator, Safeties; Ricquel Luttery -Cornerbacks; D’Angelo Smith -Quarterbacks, Running Backs; Tripp Thompson -Wide Receivers.

2020 SCHEDULE Thursday October 1 Stephenson at Hallford 7:00 PM Saturday October 10 Southwest DeKalb at Hallford** 7:30 PM Friday October 16 Decatur at Decatur 7:30 PM Thursday October 22 St. Pius at Hallford 7:00 PM Friday October 30 Northview at Northview 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Stone Mountain at Adams 7:30 PM Thursday November 19 M.L. King Jr. at Hallford 7:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 to Panola Road exit. (Turn left if traveling from Atlanta - Turn right if traveling toward Atlanta). Follow Panola Road about 1 mile to Covington Highway. Turn right and follow Covington Highway about 2 miles to Phillips Road. Turn left on Phillips Road and follow about 1/4 mile to Lithonia High School.

LITHONIA BULLDOGS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 1 Khalil Roach*# 12 WR 5'11" 175 260 NA 2 Jamari Goodgame* 12 RB 5'7" 160 205 NA 4 Savion Lawson*# 12 QB 6'0" 225 245 NA 5 Craig Williams* 11 DB 5'9" 160 205 NA 7 Styland Scott*# 11 WR 5'9" 180 235 NA 9 Christopher Whitaker * 11 DB 5'10" 170 205 NA 10 Zack Streeter* 11 DL 5'9" 250 250 NA 15 Paul Tennell* 11 WR/LB 5'10" 180 220 NA 18 Amir Streeter* 11 QB 5'10" 205 205 NA 20 Damarion Davis* 11 LB 5'8" 220 220 NA 22 Darrius Garrett 12 DB 5'7" 205 205 NA 24 DVont’e Slaton*# 12 RB 5'10" 175 250 4.5 45 Dameon Davis* 12 LB 5'7" 195 225 NA 50 Khamari Shannon* 11 OL/DL 6'1" 260 305 NA 52 Terence Crawford* 11 LB 6'0" 225 210 NA 81 Milton Spivey* 11 DL 5'11" 170 185 NA

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MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. HIGH SCHOOL 3991 Snapfinger Road Lithonia, Georgia 30038 (678) 874 -5402

REGION: 5 -AAAAA 2019 RECORD: (7 -4) NICKNAME: Lions SCHOOL COLORS: Crimson and Silver

PRINCIPALS: Ennis Harvey

COACH: DEANTE LAMAR, Memphis 4th year as Head Coach (12 -19)

STAFF: Joel Kight -Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers; DeAngelo Paschal - Offensive Coordinator, Wide Receivers; Jeremy Johnson -Defensive Line; Aubrey Brooks -Running Backs; Rodriquez Lowe -Quarterbacks; Leander Tufts -Defensive Line.

TRAINER: Ryan Barr

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Langston Hughes at Langston 7:30 PM Saturday October 17 Stone Mountain at Godfrey** 7:30 PM Friday October 23 Southwest DeKalb at Godfrey 7:30 PM Friday October 30 Decatur at Decatur 7:30 PM Friday November 6 St. Pius at Godfrey 8:00 PM Friday November 13 Northview at Northview 7:30 PM Thursday November 19 Lithonia at Hallford 7:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 to Wesley Chapel Road exit. (Turn right if traveling from Atlanta - Turn left if traveling toward Atlanta). Go 1/4 mile to first light. Turn left there onto Snapfinger Road. Follow Snapfinger Road about two miles. Martin Luther King Jr. High School will be on the right. Turn in parking lot off Snapfinger Road.

MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. LIONS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 5 Antravious Slatter*# 12 LB 6'1" 186 205 4.6 8 Kadarius Bailey*# 10 CB 6'0" 172 185 4.5 14 Adon Flukers*# 12 WR/DB 6'0" 183 240 4.5 15 Jomel Robinson*# 12 LB 6'2" 215 305 4.6 23 Cameron Fearn* 12 RB/DB 5'10" 168 230 4.6 24 Tyriq Dix* 12 DB 5'10" 174 235 4.5 50 Tobias Colbert*# 12 OL 6'0" 246 275 4.8 55 Marquis Rivers*# 12 OL 6'1" 263 265 4.8 56 Derrick Stevenson*# 11 OL/DL 6'3" 245 290 4.7 58 Shadler Cinmelus*# 12 OL/DL 6'2" 235 260 4.8 59 Jaden Martin*# 11 OL/DL 6'0" 270 255 4.9

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MCNAIR HIGH SCHOOL 1804 Bouldercrest Road, SE Atlanta, Georgia 30316 (678) 874 -4902

REGION: 6 -AA 2019 RECORD: 0 -10 NICKNAME: Mustangs SCHOOL COLORS: Red and Silver

PRINCIPAL: LouKisha Walker

COACH: JOHNNY BURDETTE, Georgia Southern, Fort Valley State, Cam- bridge College 2nd year as Head Coach (0 -10)

STAFF: Demarcus Bilal -Defensive Coordinator; Brian Ponder -Defensive Backs; Demetrius Mosley -Running Backs. TRAINER: Ericka Shaw

2020 SCHEDULE Thursday October 1 Pace Academy at Godfrey 7:00 PM Thursday October 8 Kipp Academy at Lakewood 7:00 PM Friday October 16 Towers at Godfrey 5:15 PM Saturday October 24 Columbia at Godfrey** 7:30 PM Thursday November 5 South Atlanta at Avondale 7:00 PM Friday November 13 Lovett at Lovett 7:30 PM Thursday November 19 Therrell at Grady 7:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Bouldercrest Road exit. (Turn left if traveling northeast - Turn right if traveling southwest). Follow Bouldercrest Road about 1 3/4 miles to McNair High School.

MCNAIR MUSTANGS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 10 Thad Smith*# 12 RB/LB 5'10" 165 205 4.6 12 Javon Yearby*# 12 ATH 5'10" 187 245 4.5 15 Malachi Grandbery*# 12 WR/DB 5'8" 153 260 4.5 38 Matthew Griffin*# 12 OL/DL 5'9" 245 320 4.9 50 Kenneth Marshall*# 12 OL/DL 5'10" 275 320 5.1 57 Jared Davenport*# 12 OL/DL 6'1" 225 305 5.0 72 Javin Brown*# 12 OL/DL 6'1" 310 310 5.2

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MILLER GROVE HIGH SCHOOL 2645 DeKalb Medical Parkway Lithonia, GA 30058 (678) 875 -1102

REGION : 6 -AAAA 2019 RECORD: 0 -10 NICKNAME: Wolverines SCHOOL COLORS: Purple and Silver

PRINCIPAL: Dr. Latashia Searcy

COACH: LEE HANNAH, Presbyterian 3rd year as Head Coach (3 -18; 18 -36 in 6th season overall)

STAFF: Martin Fredrick -Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks; DeMarques Williams -Running Backs; Quincey Bryant -Offensive Line; Jermaine Motley - Defensive Line; Daydrin Shell -Wide Receivers; Markus Skeen -Defensive Backs.

TRAINERS: Nasira Perrin (Head Manager); Nicole Ryans; Shawntanese Spears; Alana Conley; Yana Conley; Twa’neisha Sims; E’brecia Brew

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 9 Druid Hills at Avondale** 8:00 PM Friday October 16 Arabia Mountain at Godfrey 8:00 PM Friday October 23 Stephenson at Hallford 8:00 PM Friday November 6 Mays at Lakewood 8:00 PM Friday November 13 Marist at Marist 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Hapeville Charter at Avondale 8:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 East to Panola Road exit. Turn left and go about 3 miles to Covington Road. Turn right on Covington Road. Follow Covington Road about 1.2 miles to DeKalb Medical Parkway. Turn right on DeKalb Medi- cal Parkway. School is 0.3 miles on the right.

MILLER GROVE WOLVERINES Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 2 Kedric Lackey*# 10 WR 6'3" 180 170 4.7 5 Daveen Williams*# 12 QB/DB 6'1" 185 190 4.6 8 Stephen Bacon*# 12 LB 5'11" 185 250 4.6 11 Phillip Russell*# 12 QB/WR 6'1" 205 275 4.6 13 Jared Andrews*# 12 DB 5'9" 175 205 4.5 19 Darius Cheeseboro*# 12 WR 6'4" 185 185 4.7 21 Jean Cherelus*# 11 DE/DE 6'2" 210 250 4.7 24 Jayden Brown*# 11 RB/WR 5'9" 180 215 4.4 42 Tony Randle*# 12 DL 6'1" 245 255 5.0 45 Jamil Roberts*# 12 DL/LB 6'1" 230 300 4.9 56 Amir Williams*# 11 OL 6'1" 240 230 5.0 67 Malachi Pryor*# 11 OL 5'9" 220 220 4.9 76 Reggie Buckhalter*# 12 OL 6'1" 290 265 5.2 81 Marlin Ellis* 10 WR/LS 5'11" 160 160 4.9

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REDAN HIGH SCHOOL 5247 Redan Road Stone Mountain, Georgia 30088 (678) 676 -3602

REGION: 5 -AAA 2019 RECORD: 4 -6 NICKNAME: Raiders SCHOOL COLORS: Navy Blue and Silver

PRINCIPAL: Vitella Dodson

COACH: DEREK VAUGHN, Morehouse College 1st year as Head Coach (0 -0)

STAFF: Terrence Wiggs -Offensive Coordinator; George Green -Defensive Co- ordinator; Perry Kemp -Wide Receivers; Mark Slater -Linebackers.

2020 SCHEDULE Thursday October 1 Druid Hills at Avondale 7:00 PM Friday October 9 Lakeside at Avondale 5:15 PM Thursday October 15 Cedar Grove at Hallford 7:00 PM Friday October 23 Carver at Lakewood 8:00 PM Friday October 30 Westminster at Westminster 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Douglass at Hallford** 5:15 PM Friday November 13 Sandy Creek at Sandy Creek 7:30 PM Thursday November 19 GAC at Avondale 7:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Memorial Drive exit. (Turn right if traveling north - Turn left if traveling south). Follow Memorial Drive about 3/4 mile to Rockbridge Road. Turn right and follow Rockbridge Road about 2 miles to South Hairston Road. Turn right and follow South Hairston Road about 1 1/2 miles to Redan Road. Turn left and follow Redan Road about 1 mile to Redan High School.

REDAN RAIDERS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 1 Votarres Thaxton*# 11 RB 5'9" 165 200 4.6 2 Yteace Chapman# 12 WR/DB 5'9" 155 175 4.5 6 Quintavcy Harris 12 DB 5'9" 160 175 4.6 7 Ali McDaniel*# 12 WR/DB 5'11" 185 205 4.5 8 Jaden Lee* 12 LB 5'10" 210 225 4.8 9 Jayden Hector* # 12 DB 6'2" 175 195 4.6 15 Christian Waters* 12 WR 5'7" 155 185 4.6 18 Jaylon Holmes* 12 WR 5'11" 170 185 4.6 46 Cortez Watkins 12 LB 5'9" 210 225 5.0 51 Angel Massas*# 12 OL/DL 5'10" 220 250 5.0 54 Mekhai Frye 12 OL/DL 5'9" 235 250 5.2 55 Brandon Lester* 12 OL/DL 5'10" 220 250 5.1 58 Justin Pinkney*# 11 OL 5'10" 235 295 5.2

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SOUTHWEST DEKALB HIGH SCHOOL 2863 Kelley Chapel Road Decatur, Georgia 30034 (678) 874 -1902

REGION: 5 -AAAAA 2019 RECORD: 9 -2 NICKNAME: Panthers SCHOOL COLORS: Navy Blue and Old Gold

PRINCIPAL: Thomas Glanton

COACH: DAMIEN WIMES, Morris Brown 4th year as Head Coach (27 -7; 57 -37 in 10th season overall)

STAFF: Jason Stovall -Assistant Head Coach; Eric Ward -Offensive Coordinator; Wayne Williams -Defensive Coordinator; Chris Tucker -Defensive Line; Julius Gant -Offensive Line; Lance Davenport -Quarterbacks; Ray Starks -Running Backs; Paxton Baety - Quality Control; Leion Johnson -Defensive Line; Therrian Alexander -Outside Lineback- ers; Sid Reaves -Linebackers; D’Andre Jenkins -Defensive Back; Brandon Lampkin - Tight Ends; Jaylen Fareed -Junior Varsity; Deion Williams -Junior Varsity

TRAINER: Porchia Hanson

STATISTICIAN: Obeida Bernard

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Tucker at Hallford 8:00 PM Saturday October 10 Lithonia at Hallford 7:30 PM Friday October 16 St. Pius at Hallford 7:30 PM Friday October 23 M.L. King Jr. at Godfrey 7:30 PM Saturday October 31 Stone Mountain at Hallford** 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Decatur at Godfrey 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Northview at Northview 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -20 to Wesley Chapel Road exit. (Turn right if traveling east - Turn left if traveling west). Follow Wesley Chapel Road about 1/4 mile on Rainbow Drive. Turn right and follow Rainbow Drive about 1/4 mile to Kelley Chapel Road. Turn left on Kelley Chapel Road about 3 blocks to Southwest DeKalb High School.

SOUTHWEST DEKALB PANTHERS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 11 Robert Grady # 12 WR/DB 6'2" 185 275 4.6 14 Kentavius Key*# 11 WR/DB 6'0" 190 275 4.4 17 Tory Jones*# 12 TE/LB 6'3" 235 300 4.7 20 Kevin Morgan 12 WR/DB 5'11" 175 235 4.6 22 Khoreem Miller* # 12 RB/LB 5'10" 195 285 4.5 29 Josh Taylor*# 11 RB/DB 5'10" 180 275 4.5 34 Darrionque Finley*# 12 DE/LB 6'0" 190 285 4.6 47 Jamel Nelson*# 11 LB/DB 5'10" 175 265 4.6 50 Evin Scott*# 12 OL/DL 6'3" 285 300 5.1 51 Ethan Dumas 12 DE/LB 6'0" 195 285 4.8 52 Anthony Lovett*# 12 OL/LB 6'0" 215 300 4.9 54 Caleb Grant*# 12 OL/DL 6'2" 245 315 4.8 55 Josh Parks 12 OT/OG 6'2" 260 315 5.0 65 Da’Quan Brown* 12 C/OG 5'10" 265 300 5.1 70 Jonathan Yarborough* 12 C/OG 5'10" 265 300 5.1 80 Devarion Williams# 12 WR/DB 6'2" 185 225 4.5

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STEPHENSON HIGH SCHOOL 701 Stephenson Road Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087 (678) 676 -4202

REGION: 6 -AAAA 2019 RECORD: 10 -2 NICKNAME: Jaguars SCHOOL COLORS: Black and Royal Blue

PRINCIPAL: Michael Jones

COACH: RON GARTRELL, Carson -Newman 25th year as Head Coach (204 -75; 239 -121 in 33rd season overall)

STAFF: Donald Sellers -Assistant Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator; Gary Kimpson -Defensive Line; Demario Minter -Defensive Backs, Special Teams; Christopher McLaughlin -Offensive Line; Tracy Tobias -Offensive Assistant; Israel Route -Quarterbacks, Wide Receivers, Kick Returners; Reggie Ball - Strength and Conditioning Consultant. TEAM DOCTOR: Alvin Griffin FOOTBALL OPERATIONS: Byron Dixon STATISTICIAN: Don Blackston

2020 SCHEDULE Thursday October 1 Lithonia at Hallford 7:00 PM Friday October 9 Arabia Mountain at Hallford 8:00 PM Friday October 23 Miller Grove at Hallford** 8:00 PM Friday October 30 Mays at Hallford 8:00 PM Friday November 6 Marist at Marist 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Hapeville Charter at Hallford 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Druid Hills at Hallford 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285, get off on Memorial Drive and go east toward Stone Mountain. Follow Memorial Drive to Rockbridge Road. Turn right and stay on Rockbridge approximately six miles. Turn right at the Stephenson Road intersection. Go one mile, the school is on the right.

STEPHENSON JAGUARS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 1 Tommy Smith*# 12 LB 6'0" 205 265 4.7 8 Dorian Helms*# 12 DB 6'0" 180 235 4.47 12 Isaiah Screen*# 12 RB/LB 6'2" 190 235 4.45 14 Dantre Fitzgerald*# 12 DB 5'9" 170 225 4.6 18 Dalen Gipson# 12 WR/TE 6'3" 185 230 4.85 21 Cordell Andrews*# 11 WR/DB 5'9" 170 220 4.47 25 Quashaun Johnson*# 12 RB 5'9" 180 245 4.55 27 Terrance Guffie 12 RB 6'0" 180 235 4.75 32 Deandre Favors*# 12 LB 6'0" 200 250 4.6 33 Ryan Reese*# 12 LB 6'0" 200 260 4.55 46 Matthew Carbon*# 12 DL 6'2" 225 265 4.9 56 Giovanni Agbo*# 12 OL 6'0" 230 265 5.5 59 Kameron Expose 12 OL 6'3" 215 235 5.8 71 George Jackson*# 12 OL/DL 6'5" 310 315 5.5 82 Mikail Williams 12 WR 6'0" 175 235 4.6

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STONE MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL 4555 Central Drive Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083 (678) 676 -6302

REGION: 5 -AAAAA 2019 RECORD: 3 -7 NICKNAME: Pirates SCHOOL COLORS: Red and White

PRINCIPAL: Wislene John

COACH: JAMES LAL, Grand Canyon University 2nd year as Head Coach (3 -7)

STAFF: Brandon McIntosh -Defensive Coordinator; Jamar Graham -Defensive Backs; Brian Robinson -Wide Receivers; Arturo Jordan -Offensive Line, Defen- sive Line; Olenka Golden -Academic Coach.

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 North Springs at Avondale 5:15 PM Friday October 9 Decatur at Adams 7:30 PM Saturday October 17 Martin Luther King Jr. at Godfrey 7:30 PM Friday October 23 Northview at Avondale** 7:30 PM Saturday October 31 Southwest DeKalb at Hallford 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Lithonia at Adams 7:30 PM Friday November 13 St. Pius at St. Pius 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Lakeside at North DeKalb 7:30 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Memorial Drive exit. (Turn left if traveling south - turn right if traveling north). Follow Memorial Drive about 2 ½ miles to Hambrick Road. Turn left and follow Hambrick Road about 3/4 mile to Central Drive. Turn right on Central Drive about 2 blocks to Stone Mountain High School.

STONE MOUNTAIN PIRATES Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 1 Shahiem Bailey*# 12 QB/FS 6'0" 165 220 4.4 2 Keshun Turner# 12 RB/LB 6'0" 200 235 4.5 5 Trevis Cain*# 12 WR/DB 5'10" 180 210 4.5 6 Jaden Dupree*# 12 WR/DB 5'10" 170 190 4.5 8 Tavion Mitchell*# 12 RB/LB 5'10" 170 240 4.5 10 Joshua Lee 12 RB/LB 5'9" 165 225 4.7 11 Donsay Brown*# 12 WR/DB 6'2" 180 225 4.6 12 Amir Jones 12 WR/DB 6'3" 167 190 4.7 17 Jakoleby Bryant*# 12 OL/DL 5'9" 165 250 5.1 21 Chad Green*# 12 FB/LB 5'8" 215 265 4.8 22 Demetris Ragland 12 RB/DB 5'9" 165 210 4.6 31 Daniel Ransom* 12 OL/DL 5'9" 165 235 5.1 32 Dea’shawn Dennis* 12 WR/DB 5'9" 165 175 4.9 33 Sanchez Williams 12 RB/LB 5'9" 165 200 4.6 52 Justin Jackson*# 12 OL/DL 6'2" 215 200 5.0 60 Henry Kofowo*# 12 OL/DL 6'4" 275 345 5.3

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TOWERS HIGH SCHOOL 3919 Brookcrest Circle Decatur, Georgia 30032 (678) 874 -2202

REGION: 6 -AA 2020 RECORD: 2 -8 NICKNAME: Titans SCHOOL COLORS: Maroon and White

PRINCIPAL: Tiffany Sims

COACH: VONNELL CARTER, Clark Atlanta 3rd year as Head Coach (2 -18)

STAFF: Detron Harris -Offensive Coordinator; Kalley Young -Quarterbacks, Offensive Line, James Lewis -Wide Receivers.

2020 SCHEDULE Saturday October 10 Columbia at Avondale 7:30 PM Friday October 16 McNair at Godfrey 5:15 PM Thursday October 22 South Atlanta at Avondale 7:00 PM Friday October 30 Lovett at Lovett 7:30 PM Friday November 6 Pace Academy at Avondale 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Therrell at Lakewood 5:30 PM Thursday November 19 Washington at Lakewood 7:00 PM **Homecoming

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to Glenwood Road exit. (Turn right if traveling south - Turn left if traveling north). Turn right on Glenwood Road about 2 blocks to Austin Drive. Turn right and follow Austin Drive about ½ mile to Towers Way. Turn left on Towers Way one block to Brookcrest Circle and Tow- ers High School.

TOWERS TITANS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 1 Jonard Lowe*# 10 RB/LB 5'9" 180 215 4.5 2 Ahmad Perkins* 12 WR/LB 6'2" 185 220 4.6 3 Lonnie Foster 11 S 5'9" 160 225 4.8 7 Isiah Logan* 10 QB/S 5'10" 170 185 4.7 10 Demetress Broughton* 11 WR/DB 5'9" 160 180 4.8 14 Kenyon Partridge* 10 WR/LB 6'2" 180 200 4.8 15 Deshon Tutt* 10 WR/DE 6'3" 175 170 4.6 18 Demarious Marshall* 10 DE/LB 6'2" 185 225 4.7 21 Trevoris Jones* 12 RB/DB 5'8" 175 200 4.6 22 Elijah Hobson* 11 RB/DB 6'0" 170 185 4.5 23 Patrick Crosby 12 RB 5'6" 175 225 4.7 25 Nixon Stewart* 11 TE/DE 6'2" 180 200 4.7 28 Ahmad Braden* 12 RB/LB 5'8" 175 245 4.5 30 Tyler Walter* 11 DE/LB 5'9" 175 200 4.7 38 Brandon Underwood* 10 DE/LB 6'0" 175 170 4.8 40 Elijah Askew 12 DE 6'0" 185 225 4.8 42 Walter Jelks 12 LB 5'6" 170 185 5.0 51 Terrance Demons* 12 LB 5'9" 180 235 5.0 53 Charles Lemons* 11 OL/DL 6'2" 235 140 5.1 56 Dave Roberts* 12 OL/DL 6'3" 285 315 5.0 66 Javone Jackson* 12 OL 5'6" 300 330 5.2 72 Luis Larambe* 12 OL 6'0" 280 330 5.2

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TUCKER HIGH SCHOOL 5036 LaVista Road Tucker, Georgia 30084 (678) 874 -3702

REGION: 4 -AAAAAA 2019 RECORD: 6 -5 NICKNAME: Tigers SCHOOL COLORS: Maroon, White and Gold

PRINCIPAL: Eric Parker

COACH: BRYAN LAMAR, UT -Chattanooga 9th Year as Head Coach (80 -24)

STAFF: Todrick Malone -Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks; Archie Gibbs - Offensive Line; Gregory Johnson -Wide Receivers; Brandon Lang -Defensive Ends; Bryce Wright -Nose Guards. STATISTICIAN: Bud King PHYSICAL THERAPIST: Grant Peacock TEAM DOCTOR: Amadeus Mason TRAINER: Mason Briles

2020 SCHEDULE Friday October 2 Southwest DeKalb at Hallford 8:00 PM Thursday October 8 Parkview at Parkview 7:30 PM Friday October 16 North Atlanta at Grady 8:00 PM Thursday October 22 Lovejoy at Adams 7:00 PM Friday November 6 Morrow at Tara 7:30 PM Friday November 13 Langston Hughes at Langston 7:30 PM Friday November 20 Westlake at Adams 7:30 PM

DIRECTIONS: Follow I -285 to LaVista Road exit. (Turn left if traveling south - Turn right if traveling north). Follow LaVista Road about 1 3/4 miles to Tucker High School.

TUCKER TIGERS Seniors and Returning Starters

TIME NO NAME YR POS HT WT BENCH IN 40 3 Dawson Rivers*# 12 TE/DE 6'4" 220 330 4.7 4 Isaiah Raheem*# 12 WR/S 6'1" 185 255 4.6 6 Latavious Johnson*# 11 RB 5'9" 180 255 4.5 10 Travis Davis*# 12 DE 6'3" 200 250 4.5 14 Zavier Wright# 12 QB 6'0" 200 250 4.6 18 Keeman Hayes*# 12 WR/S 6'1" 190 275 4.6 19 Tyler Montgomery* 12 WR/S 6'1" 170 245 4.5 20 Joseph Roberts# 12 CB 5'10" 175 250 4.5 22 Justin Carter*# 12 LB 6'1" 200 275 4.6 23 Donavon Williams*# 12 S 6'0" 190 280 4.5 25 Brandon Clark# 12 RB 5'8" 185 290 4.5 27 Camden Russell# 12 PK 5'9" 165 225 4.7 40 Kaece Supplese*# 11 RB/LB 5'11" 200 275 4.7 41 Charlie Cooper*# 11 P 6'0" 180 255 4.7 44 Camren Jackson*# 11 TE/DE 6'3" 215 260 4.7 53 Jaylen Jackson# 12 OL/DE 6'1" 190 250 4.8 58 Brandon Best*# 11 OL/DL 6'4" 265 270 5.0 71 Corder Ward*# 12 OL/DL 6'5" 305 275 5.0 72 Iriq Moore*# 12 OL 6'5" 305 330 5.0 74 Tyler Williams*# 11 OL 6'4" 300 300 5.0 75 Willie Jackson# 12 OL/DL 5'9" 265 330 5.0

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CURRENT COLLEGE PLAYERS The current players section highlights former DeKalb County players who are now playing on a regular basis at various schools across the country and is provided with the best knowledge of the editor of the DeKalb Football Guide. Any information should be directed to the DeKalb Athletic Department.

A promising freshman season ended a little earlier than hoped for former Cedar Grove standout Jadon Haselwood (2019). Haselwood appeared in 13 games for Okla- homa before an injury ended his college debut season. The talented wide receiver still managed to JADON HASELWOOD haul in 19 receptions for 272 yards and one touchdown while also registering three carries for 14 yards. South Carolina’s 2019 roster featured three DeKalb County graduates in prominent roles. Tucker product Aaron Sterling (2017) led the way from his defensive end position. Sterling appeared in 12 games, posting 19 solo tackles, 21 assists, 40 total tackles, four quarterback hurries, two passes broken up, one fumble caused and one fumble recovered. Stephenson’s Dennis Wonnum (2016) enjoyed a strong senior season on the college level in 2019. AARON STERLING Wonnum saw action in 12 games, tallying 24 solo tackles, 13 assists, 37 total tackles, 9.5 tackles for losses, 4.5 sacks, three quarterback hurries and one interception. Tucker’s Joshua Vann (2018) also continued to shine in his second season on the Game- cock roster. The former Tiger all -star wide receiver finished with 19 receptions for 171 yards while starting three games and playing in nine. Columbia product Andre Brown (2015) closed out his college career with another strong campaign at Indiana a year ago. Brown played in 13 games as a defensive back for the Hoosiers, netting 15 solo tackles, two assists, 17 total tackles, two passes broken up and one tackle for loss. ANDRE BROWN

Cedar Grove graduate Gus Cumberlander (2015) completed his redshirt senior season at Oregon in solid fashion. The defensive end saw action in five games, claiming three solo tackles, four assists, seven total tackles and two quarterback hurries. Georgia Southern relied on the talents of two former DeKalb County stars a year ago, one on each side of the ball. Southwest DeKalb product Justin Tomlin (2018) shined as both a rusher and a passer as a key reserve at the quarterback position for the Eagles. Tomlin completed 12 of his 26 passing attempts for 162 yards and also had 30 carries for 196 yards and two touchdowns on the JUSTIN TOMLIN running end. Stephenson’s Justin Birdsong (2018) played in six games as a reserve defensive back for the Eagles last fall. Birdsong finished with five solo tackles, one assist and six total tackles. Hutchinson Community College featured two DeKalb County graduates on the 2019 roster. Columbia’s Lavar Gardner (2018) proved to be a standout as a sophomore linebacker on the defensive side of the ball for Hutchinson Community College. Gardner ranked among the team leaders in several categories, including solo tackles (35), assists (30), total tackles (65), tackles LAVAR GARDNER for losses (6.5), quarterback sacks (4) and fumble recoveries (2). Stephenson product Dionte Gipson (2018) also made his presence felt as a sophomore defensive lineman. Gipson appeared in six games, registering five solo tackles, seven assists, 12 total tackles, 1.5 quarterback sacks and one fumble recovered. Tucker’s Jalen Jefferson (2018) put up impressive numbers in several categories as a sophomore defensive back at Davidson last fall. Jefferson played in 10 games, tallying 16 solos, 22 assists, 38 total tackles, three passes broken up, 2.5 tackles for losses and one sack. DIONTE GIPSON

Former Lakeside star Will Jernigan (2017) continued his development into an all -star quarterback as the starting signal -caller for Middlebury College a year ago. The junior posted impressive numbers across the board on the way to tallying 2501 total yards and 24 touchdowns. Jernigan completed 135 of his 248 passing attempts for 1990 yards and 16 touchdowns against eight interceptions through the air while also rushing for 511 yards and eight more scores on 117 carries on the running end. Louisville received strong contributions on the defensive side of the ball from a DeKalb County graduate last fall. WILL JERNIGAN Tucker’s Tabarious Peterson (2016) posted impressive numbers as a redshirt junior defensive lineman. Peterson registered nine solo tackles, 15 assists, 24 total tackles, 1.5 tackles for losses and one fumble recovery. McNair product Christian Holmes (2016) shined as a defensive back at Missouri a year ago. Holmes posted 24 solo tackles, five assists, 29 total tackles, four passes defensed and 2.5 tackles for losses. Morehouse College utilized the talents of two former local stars during the 2019 campaign. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Jonathan Mathis (2016) ranked among the team defensive TABARIOUS PETERSON leaders in several categories from his linebacker position. Mathis accumulated impressive totals of 60 solo tackles, 42 assists, 102 total tackles, 15.5 tackles for losses, four sacks, five passes broken up, three fumbles recovered, two fumbles caused and two quarterback hurries over 10 games. William Callaway (2016) of Towers also saw action in 10 games as a defensive back for the Maroon Tigers. Callaway finished with nine solo tackles, 19 assists, 28 total tackles, three quarterback hurries and two fumbles recovered. Two DeKalb County graduates saw action in multiple games for Mercer in 2019. WILLIAM CALLAWAY

Xavier Perkins (2018) of Druid Hills cracked the lineup rotation in 11 contests. Perkins tallied five solo tackles, seven assists, 12 total tackles, one tackle for loss and one quarterback sack. Arabia Mountain’s Camiel Grant (2015) served as a reserve wide receiver. Grant appeared in four games, netting three receptions for 31 yards. Devonte Wyatt (2017) of Towers showed once again why he could eventually land in the NFL with another strong performance as a defensive lineman at Georgia a year ago. Wyatt played in 13 games as a junior finishing with 11 solo tackles, 19 assists, 30 total tackles, an amazing 27 quarterback hurries, CAMIEL GRANT 1.5 tackles for losses, one quarterback sack and one fumble recovered. The Cincinnati Bearcats received stellar seasons from two DeKalb County graduates last fall. Stephenson’s Michael Pitts (2016) put together an all -star campaign from his defensive lineman position over 13 games. Pitts registered 16 solo tackles, 14 assists, 30 total tackles, 9.5 tackles for losses, 5.5 quarterback sacks, three passes broken up, two quarterback hurries and one fumble recovery. Arabia Mountain product Malick Mbodj (2016) saw action in 10 games as a wide receiver a year ago. Mbodj finished with 23 catches for 249 DEVONTE WYATT yards and one touchdown to rank among the team receiving leaders. Stephenson graduate Michael Makins (2017) served as one of the defensive standouts for Coastal Carolina last fall. Makins saw action in 12 games from his linebacker position, accumulating eight solo tackles, 27 assists, 35 total tackles, one tackle for loss, one quarterback hurry and one fumble recovery. Tucker product Cam’ron Carter (2018) shined for the second straight year as a defensive force for Colorado State in 2019. Carter netted 24 solo tackles, 41 assists, 65 total tackles, seven tackles for losses and two quarterback hurries over 12 games. MICHAEL PITTS . 52

Martin Luther King Jr. graduate Khaliq Byard (2016) saw action in eight games as a senior linebacker at Wagner a year ago. Byard posted 15 solo tackles, 20 assists, 35 total tackles, two tackles for losses and one quarterback hurry. Tuskegee’s 2019 roster included two DeK- alb County products. Tucker’s Taurean Taylor (2018) proved to be one of the most exciting players on the offensive side of the ball as a sophomore running back. Taylor led Tuskegee in rushing with 597 yards and six touchdowns on 99 carries. The former Tiger standout also added four receptions for 44 yards while playing in 10 KHALIQ BYARD games. Arabia Mountain’s Bryson Williams (2019) also made the depth chart as a reserve true freshman quarterback. Williams only played in one game, completing three of his six passing attempts for 59 yards. Tucker’s Michael Harris (2018) served as a reserve linebacker for the Auburn Tigers a year ago. Harris registered three solo tackles, three total tackles, one fumble recovered and one fumble caused. Stephenson graduate Shaun Jolly (2017) may have turned in the most impressive overall season of any player with DeKalb County on the collegiate level in 2019. MICHAEL HARRIS Jolly earned Second Team All -American honors from more than one publication as a defensive back at Appalachian State. The former Jaguar star netted 45 total tackles, five interceptions, 13 passes defensed, eight passes broken up and one blocked punt while also returning two of the interceptions for touchdowns. Tucker’s Trevon Flowers (2018) showed his all -around talents while appearing in six games as a sophomore defensive back for the Tennessee Volunteers last fall. A three -sport star in football, basketball and baseball in high school, Flowers finished with eight solo tackles, nine assists, 17 total tackles and one interception. SHAUN JOLLY

Stephenson graduate Hassan Littles (2017) served as a solid reserve defensive back at Ball State in 2019. Littles saw action in 12 games, accumulating three solo tackles and three total tackles. Cedar Grove product Labron Morris (2016) stepped up his game as a redshirt junior running back at South Carolina State last fall. Morris piled up 673 yards and nine touchdowns on 158 carries on the rushing end and also added 10 catches for 46 yards on the receiving side. Lakeside product Michael Malinovsky (2017) turned in strong numbers while being limited to two games as a redshirt sophomore linebacker at Presbyterian last fall. LABRON MORRIS Malinovsky posted two solo tackles, six assists, eight total tackles and 1.5 tackles for losses. Stone Mountain’s Thomas Incoom (2017) turned in a huge season on the defensive end as a lineman for Valdosta State last fall. Incoom appeared in 11 games, finishing with 15 solo tackles, 18 assists, 33 total tackles, 12.5 tackles for losses, 9.5 quarterback sacks, four fumbles caused, three quarterback hurries and two passes broken up. Lakeside product Kellyen Walker (2015) closed out a memorable college career with another strong performance as a running back at Army a year ago. Walker tallied 58 carries for 398 yards and three touchdowns on the ground and added MICHAEL MALINOVSKY four receptions for 41 yards and one score on the receiving end. Clark -Atlanta featured a former DeKalb County star on each side of the ball in 2019. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Robert Pritchett (2015) saw action in six games as a reserve senior running back. Pritchett netted nine rushing yards on seven carries and also snared seven receptions for 69 yards. Columbia’s Jaquez Jackson (2013) ended a lengthy college career with a strong showing as a senior linebacker last fall. Jackson appeared in nine games, posting 19 solo tackles, 12 assists, 31 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for losses and one quarterback hurry. KELLYEN WALKER

Two former DeKalb County standouts played key roles on the defensive side of the ball for Gardner -Webb a year ago. Janathian Turner (2018) of Towers served as a dominating force on the defensive line while seeing action in 12 games. Turner registered 28 solo tackles, 33 assists, 61 total tackles, six tackles for losses, four quarterback hurries and 2.5 quarterback sacks. Tucker’s Malachi Buckner (2018) helped anchor the secondary from his defensive back position. Buckner also played in 12 games, tallying 14 solo tackles, 17 assists, 31 total tackles, three passes broken up, one interception and one JANATHIAN TURNER tackle for loss. Tucker graduate Gerry Vaughn (2018) saw action as a reserve sophomore linebacker at Iowa State last fall. Vaughn appeared in two games, registering one solo tackle, two assists and three total tackles. Miller Grove product Caleb Tannor (2018) continues to move up the depth chart as a defensive force for the Nebraska Cornhusk- ers. Tannor saw action in 12 games at defensive end as a sophomore in 2019, finishing with nine solo tackles, eight assists, 17 total tackles, three tackles for losses, 2.5 quarterback sacks and one pass broken up. Tucker’s Elijah Sullivan (2015) closed out MALACHI BUCKNER his college career in style as a redshirt senior linebacker at Kansas State a year ago. Sullivan ranked among the team leaders in several defensive categories, posting 46 solo tackles, 19 assists, 65 total tackles, five tackles for losses, four passes broken up and two quarterback hurries over 13 games. Cedar Grove graduate Jahvez Mitchell (2016) played a reserve role in the secondary for Johnson C. Smith in 2019. Mitchell appeared in four games, registering eight solo tackles, eight assists and one pass broken up. Chamblee’s Adrian Russ (2017) saw action in five games as a redshirt sophomore linebacker at Rhodes College a year ago. CALEB TANNOR

Russ tallied three assists, three total tackles and one quarterback hurry. Cedar Grove product Jelani Woods (2017) stepped up his production for the second straight year as a college tight end. A star quarterback in high school, Woods hauled in 16 receptions for 112 yards and one touchdown over 13 games at Oklahoma State in 2019. Arabia Mountain’s Mike Miller (2017) made the most of his transfer from Catawba to West Georgia last fall. Miller saw action in 11 games as a junior safety, netting 12 solo tackles, five assists, 17 total tackles, three passes broken up, two interceptions, two fumbles recovered and MIKE MILLER one tackle for loss. Cedar Grove graduate Rashad Jordan (2019) earned immediate playing time in his college debut season as a wide receiver at Albany State a year ago. Jordan snared 12 receptions for 271 yards and two touchdowns and also added nine carries for 53 yards on the rushing end. Along with his exploits on offense, Jordan also posted three solo tackles, four assists and seven total tackles. Dunwoody’s Thomas Neville (2019) stepped right in and saw immediate playing time as a true freshman at Samford last fall. The defensive back appeared in three games, registering one solo tackle, one assist, two RASHAD JORDAN total tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss. Arabia Mountain product Reginald Phillips (2019) made the rotation in his true freshman campaign at LaGrange a year ago. Phillips saw action in three games as a reserve defensive lineman, tallying one solo tackle and one total tackle. Martin Luther King Jr. graduate Antonio Fletcher enjoyed a stellar sophomore campaign as a defensive back at Arkansas State last fall. Fletcher rang up 42 solo tackles, 16 assists, 58 total tackles, five passes defensed, four tackles for losses and one fumble caused. Stephenson’s Raylen Elzy (2018) posted impressive numbers as a sophomore wide receiver at Benedict College in 2019. THOMAS NEVILLE

Elzy hauled in a team -leading 18 receptions for 290 yards and four touchdowns. Chamblee’s Tate Lasher (2016) provided depth as a defensive end at Birmingham Southern a year ago. Lasher appeared in five games, finishing with one solo tackle and one total tackle. Grambling State utilized the talents of two former DeKalb County stars during the 2019 season. Southwest DeKalb product Brandon Wiggs (2015) played in 11 games as a redshirt senior linebacker. Wiggs accumulated nine solo tackles, 18 assists, 27 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for losses, two quarterback sacks, two quarterback TATE LASHER hurries and one blocked kick. Miller Grove’s Raylon Richardson (2016) ranked among the Grambling State receiving leaders as a redshirt junior wide receiver. Richardson appeared in 11 games, snaring 27 catches for 317 yards and one touchdown. Hampton’s 2019 roster featured two standouts from DeKalb County. Lithonia graduate Oral Varcciann (2015) shined shined in the defensive secondary while seeing action in 12 games. Varcciann finished with 39 solo tackles, 35 assists, 74 total tackles, six tackles for losses, six passes broken up, one quarterback hurry, one fumble recovered and 0.5 quarter- BRANDON WIGGS back sacks. Cedar Grove’s Devin Thurmond (2015) joined Varcciann as a key force on the defensive side of the ball for Hampton. Thurmond appeared in 12 games as a lineman, accumulating 10 solo tackles, 17 assists, 27 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for losses, four quarterback sacks, three quarterback hurries, one fumble caused and one pass broken up. Lakeside’s Demonte Pressley (2018) showed improvement in his offensive output as a sophomore wide receiver at East Los Ange- les Community College. Pressley played in six games for East Los Angeles, netting 14 receptions for 145 yards and one touchdown. RAYLON RICHARDSON

Stephenson graduate Christian Johnson (2015) closed out his college career with a strong season as a reshirt senior at Delaware State in 2019. Johnson shined on the defensive line, posting 25 solo tackles, 15 assists, 40 total tackles, 3.5 tackles for losses, three quarterback hurries, two quarterback sacks, one fumble recovery and one pass broken up. Cedar Grove’s Zavier Williams (2016) saw action in seven games as a reserve junior defensive back at Elon a year ago. Williams finished with two solo tackles, three assists and five total tackles. David Manigo (2018) of Towers posted huge numbers as a sophomore wide receiver CHRISTIAN JOHNSON at Florida A&M in 2019. Manigo played in eight games, registering 41 receptions for 575 yards and five touchdowns. Cedar Grove product Kortney Cox (2018) also earned a letter for the Rattlers as a sophomore defensive back. Cox netted three solo tackles, three assists and six total tackles while appearing in three games. Isaiah Dawson (2017) of Druid Hills be- came a second team SAA all -conference running back at Berry College last fall. Dawson saw action in 11 games, tallying 154 carries for 1069 yards and seven touchdowns. DAVID MANIGO Martin Luther King Jr. graduate Andreas Wyatt (2017) appeared in four games as a defensive back for Brevard Colleg in 2019. Wyatt finished with 13 solo tackles, eight assists, 21 total tackles, three tackles for lossess, one interception, one fumble caused and one pass broken up. Stephenson’s D’vonn Gibbons (2017) accumulated 1192 total yards and 19 touchdowns from his quarterback position at Savannah State in 2019. Gibbons completed 32 of his 75 passing attempts for 513 yards and nine touchdowns against four interceptions while also rushing 130 times for 679 yards and 10 scores. Cedar Grove’s Tre’ Shaw (2017) played a key reserve role for North Carolina in 2019. KORTNEY COX

Shaw saw action in six games, netting four solo tackles, two assists and six total tackles. Lakeside product Matthew Holt (2018) saw his first collegiate action as a redshirt freshman quarterback at Reinhardt in 2019. Holt played in four games, completing one of his four passing attempts for 47 yards while adding two carries for five yards. Two other DeKalb County products also turned in contributions for Reinhardt a year ago. Tucker’s Malik Ransom (2018) was espe- cially impressive as a linebacker. Ransom appeared in seven games, accumulating 11 solo tackles, 17 assists, 28 total tackles, four tackles for losses, 0.5 quarter- MATTHEW HOLT back sacks and two passes broken up. Stephenson graduate Dezric Cook (2016) served as a reserve running back. Cook saw action in two games for Reinhardt last fall, registering three carries for four yards. Tucker’s Chase Tyson (2016) lined up as a reserve linebacker at Wingate in 2019. Tyson played in six games, tallying four solo tackles, 1 assists, five total and one tackle for loss. Stephenson product Deiontray Fagin (2017) registered solid numbers as a reserve tight end at Miles College last fall. Fagin posted four receptions for 29 yards and one touchdown over nine games. DEZRIC COOK Tucker graduate Akeam Peters (2016) real- ized a stellar showing as a defensive back at Kent State last fall. Peters appeared in 13 games, finishing with 33 solo tackles, 46 total tackles, two tackles for losses, two fumbles caused and one pass broken up. Arabia Mountain’s Demetric Barnes (2019) made a solid debut as a true freshman defensive lineman at Kennesaw State in 2019. Barnes played in five games, snaring two solo tackles, one assist, three total tackle, one tackle for loss, one quarterback sack and one fumble recovery. Arabia Mountain’s Matthew Crawford (2019) earned immediate playing time as a freshman defensive back at Jackson State. AKEAM PETERS

Crawford appeared in four games, tallying two solo tackles, one assist and three total tackles. Southwest DeKalb product Jordan Eastling (2016) put together a strong campaign as a defensive back at Southern University a year ago. Eastling appeared in 11 games as a defensive back, registering 29 tackles, three passes broken up, one interception and one quarterback sack. Arabia Mountain graduate Dante Ferguson (2015) put together a stellar senior campaign from his linebacker position at Tennessee State last fall. Ferguson saw action in 12 games, netting 12 JORDAN EASTLING solo tackles, 30 assists, 42 total tackles, 11 tackles for losses, 2.5 quarterback sacks, five quarterback hurries, three passes defensed, two passes broken up, one interception, one fumble recovered and one fumble caused. Columbia’s Fondren Hollis (2019) joined Ferguson in the defensive rotation at Ten- nessee State a year ago. The true freshman defensive back finished with four solo tackles, one assist, five total tackles, three passes broken up and three passes defensed over five games. Martin Luther King Jr. product Marcellious Lockett (2019) also added depth to the Tennessee State secondary as a true freshman. DANTE FERGUSON Lockett appeared in 10 games, tallying three solo tackles, two assists and five total tackles. Tucker graduate Derrick McClendon (2019) saw limited action in his true freshman campaign at Florida State last fall. McClendon played in four games, registering one assist, one total tackle and 0.5 tackle for loss from his defensive end position. Martin Luther King Jr.’s D.J. McKnight (2019) made a strong impression in his first collegiate season at Wheeling Jesuit a year ago. McKnight appeared in 11 games, accumulating nine solo tackles, three assists, 12 total tackles, two tackles for losses, one quarterback sack and one fumble caused. FONDREN HOLLIS

Dunwoody’s Ja’Courtney Snipes (2019) made the roster in his college debut at Charleston Southern last fall. Snipes played in two games, finishing with one assist and one total tackle. Cedar Grove graduate Darron Sims (2019) spent his first college football season on the defensive line at Alcorn State a year ago. Sims saw action in one game, registering one solo tackle and one total tackle. Cedar Grove’s Korey Hernandez (2017) put up strong numbers in 2019 after transferring to Eastern Michigan from Arkansas. Hernandez appeared in 13 games as a defensive back in his Eastern Michigan debut, tallying seven solo tackles, 10 assists, 17 JA’COURTNEY SNIPES total tackles, 1.5 tackles for losses, one interception and one pass broken up. Southwest DeKalb product Jonathan Green (2017) served as one of the defensive leaders from his secondary position at Bluefield College in 2019. Green played in 10 games, accumulation 24 solo tackles, six assists, 30 total tackles, two tackles for losses and one pass broken up on defense while also returning 11 kickoffs for 214 yards on special teams. Cedar Grove graduate Adrian Green (2015) closed out his college career with a solid senior season at Ferris State last fall. Green saw action in 12 games, netting nine solo tackles, six assists, 15 total tackles, KOREY HERNANDEZ three passes broken up and 1.3 tackles for losses from his cornerback position. Columbia product Terrance Snellings (2016) ranked among the team defensive leaders from his lineman position. Snellings appeared in 11 games, compiling 42 solo tackles, 11 assists, 53 total tackles, 14.5 tackles for losses, 6.5 quarterback sacks, four fumbles caused, three passes broken up, two quarterback hurries and one fumble recovered. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Brandon Dickerson (2017) provided depth at the quarterback position. Dickerson saw action in two games, rushing once for minus one yard and going 0 -1 in the passing column. ADRIAN GREEN

CURRENT NFL PLAYERS The current players section highlights former DeKalb County players who were listed on NFL rosters heading into training camp in July and is provided with the best knowledge of the editor of the DeKalb Foot- ball Guide. Any information should be directed to the DeKalb Athletic Department.

DeKalb County took a leap forward in terms of overall player presence in the NFL in 2019, as 14 former local stars saw action in at least one game compared to the 12 from the season before. Martin Luther King Jr. product Kevin Byard KEVIN BYARD (2011) may have turned in the most impressive season any of the DeKalb graduates last fall. Byard ranked among the team defensive leaders in several categories for the Tennes- see Titans from his free safety position, A starter in all 16 games he played in, Byard finished with 60 solo tackles, 24 assists, 84 total tackles, nine passes defensed, five interceptions and two tackles for losses. Stephenson’s Montez Sweat (2014) turned in a stellar rookie campaign as a defensive end for the Washington Redskins a year ago. Sweat started all 16 games he appeared in, finishing with 31 solo tackles, 19 assists, 50 total tackles, eight tackles for losses, seven quarterback sacks, two fumbles caused and AJ BOUYE two passes defensed. Tucker graduate AJ Bouye (2009) continued to rank among the NFL’s best as a defensive back while playing for the Jacksonville Jag- uars in 2019. Now a member of the Denver Broncos, Bouye registered 50 solo tackles, 15 assists, 65 total tackles, eight passes defensed, one interception and one tackle for loss. Columbia product Gerald Everett (2012) saw his pass catching numbers increase for the third straight season as a tight end for the Los Angelos Rams. Everett posted 37 receptions for 408 yards and two touchdowns in just his third campaign in the league. GERALD EVERETT

Arabia Mountain’s Breshad Perriman (2011) likewise saw his production rise as a receiver with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last fall. Now playing for the New York Jets, Perri- man netted 36 receptions for 645 yards and six touchdowns in 2019. Tucker graduate Neiko Thorpe (2008) is now tied for the longest tenured NFL player from a DeKalb County school, having moved on from the Tiger football machine 12 years ago. Thorpe appeared in seven games a year ago with the Seattle Seahawks, accumulating six solo tackles, two assists and eight total tack- BRESHAD PERRIMAN les. Stephenson’s Bruce Irvin (2008) is the player sharing the longevity award with Thorpe in terms of most years away from the high school ranks in DeKalb County at 12. Irvin saw action in 13 games and started 12 a year ago with the Carolina Panthers, finishing with 22 solo tackles, 14 assists, 36 total tackles, 8.5 quarterback sacks, eight tackles for losses, one pass defensed, one fumble caused, one fumble recovered and one safety registered. Tucker product Dwayne Harris (2009) was limited to three games by injury as a member of the Oakland Raiders last fall. Harris appeared in three games in 2019, posting one reception for seven yards as a NEIKO THORPE receiver and adding four kickoff returns for 149 yards and three punt returns for 20 yards on special teams. Stephenson graduate Mike Davis (2012) saw his overall production go down as a running back with the Carolina Panthers in the 2019 season. Davis played in 12 games and started one, tallying 13 carries for 27 yards and seven receptions for 22 yards. Stephenson’s Preston Smith (2011) put together a monster defensive season as an outside linebacker for the Green Bay Packers last fall. Smith ranked among the NFL leaders in quarterback sacks with 12 and tackles for losses with 11 while starting all 16 games he saw action in. PRESON SMITH

The former Jaguar standout also finished with 36 solo tackles, 20 assists, 56 total tackles, four passes defensed, one interception and one fumble caused. Southwest DeKalb’s Rock Ya -Sin (2015) posted a memorable rookie campaign as an immediate standout as a defensive back for the Indianapolis Colts. Ya -Sin proved to be one of the top young defensive back prospects in the NFL while starting 13 of the 15 games he appeared in. A multi -year state champion wrestler and all -star football player on the high school - ranks, Ya Sin tallied 54 solo tackles, eight assists, 62 total tackles, five passes defensed, DUKE SHELLEY two tackles for losses, one interception and one fumble recovered. Tucker product Duke Shelley (2015) made the move from Kansas State on the collegiate level to the Chicago Bears as a rookie in the NFL in 2019. Shelley saw action in nine games as a defensive back or on special teams. Arabia Mountain’s Jakobi Meyers (2015) made the most out of not getting drafted while shining as a free agent rookie wide receiver for the New England Patriots last fall. Meyers appeared in 15 games in his NFL debut, hauling in 26 receptions for 359 yards. Tucker graduate Jonathan Ledbetter (2015) JAKOBI MEYERS completes the list of former DeKalb County players who saw action in the NFL during the 2019 season. Ledbetter played in one game for the Miami Dolphins last fall, accumulating one solo tackle, three assists, four total tackles and 0.5 quarterback sack. Stephenson product Dennis Wonnum (2016) will be looking to make it to the big time in the NFL after getting selected by the Minne- sota Vikings in the fourth round of the 2020 draft. The lone player from DeKalb County to be chosen in the 2020 NFL draft, Wonnum put up stellar numbers as a defensive end in his final college season at South Carolina last fall. JONATHAN LEDBETTER

Wonnum saw action in 12 games, tallying 24 solo tackles, 13 assists, 37 total tackles, 9.5 tackles for losses, 4.5 sacks, three quarterback hurries and one interception. DeKalb County also has two more players that will be looking to enter the league this fall as free agent signings out of college. Cedar Grove’s Gus Cumberlander (2015) signed a free agent deal with the New Orle- ans Saints. Cumberland closed out his college career with the Oregon Ducks a year ago, netting three solo tackles, four assists, seven total tackles and two quarterback hurries while seeing action in five games from his defen- GUS CUMBERLADER sive end position. Stephenson graduate Chauncey Rivers (2015) carried a super senior season at Mis- sissippi State last fall into a free agent con- tract in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens. Rivers played in 13 games as an outside linebacker for the Bulldogs in 2019, tallying 24 solo tackles, 19 assists, 43 total tackles, eight tackles for losses, five quarterback sacks, two passes defensed and one fumble caused.

CHAUNCEY RIVERS

ACADEMIC STANDOUTS

KEVIN ANTHONY BUBBA WILSON

ACADEMIC ALL -AMERICANS

Glynn Harrison, Columbia, Georgia, 75 Brian Jager, Dunwoody, Furman, 84, 85 Richard Dix, Columbia, South Carolina State, 84 Kevin Anthony, Lakeside, North Carolina, 85 Steve Squire, Peachtree, Furman, 86 Colin Godfrey, SW DeKalb, Tennessee State, 90, 91

ACADEMIC ALL -CONFERENCE

David McMakin, Tucker, Alabama, 73, SEC Bubba Wilson, Shamrock, Georgia, 73, SEC Matt Gossage, Chamblee, Vanderbilt, 75, SEC Glynn Harrison, Columbia, Georgia, 75, SEC Hugh Hendrix, Shamrock, Georgia, 75, SEC Jeff Gray, Henderson, Auburn, 77 & 78, SEC Chris Welton, Peachtree, Georgia, 78 & 80, SEC Jeff Miller, Clarkston, Jacksonville State, 82, Gulf South Spencer Nelms, Lakeside, Ohio State, 82 & 83, Big 10 Kevin Anthony, Lakeside, North Carolina, 84 & 85, ACC Steve Squire, Peachtree, Furman, 84, 85, 86, Southern Conference Gary Stewart, Cross Keys, Davidson, 86, Southern HM 84 & 85

ACADEMIC STANDOUTS Brian Jager, Dunwoody, Furman, 85, Southern Conference Rob Shuler, Peachtree, Auburn, 85, SEC Roy Brabson, Lakeside, Duke, 85, ACC Steve Harmon, Clarkston, Georgia, 86, SEC John Spierto, Clarkston, Florida, 86 & 88, SEC Cedric Stallworth, SW DeKalb, Georgia Tech, 86, ACC Jim Stradley, Clarkston, Georgia Tech, 86, ACC Harris Barton, Dunwoody, North Carolina, 86, ACC Huey Richardson, Lakeside, Florida, 87, 88, 89, 90, SEC Craig Benzinger, Clarkston, Kentucky, 88, 89, SEC Jeff Brown, Dunwoody, Duke, 88, ACC Craig McLaughlin, Peachtree, Furman, 89, Southern Conference Brendon Potts, Clarkston, Citadel, 89, Southern Conference Paul Siffri, Henderson, Furman, 88, 89, 90, 91, Southern Conference Chad Will, Dunwoody, Furman, 89, Southern Conference Billy Ray, Dunwoody, Duke, 89, 90, ACC Jeff Sanders, Henderson, Furman, 90, Southern Conference Bill Ballard, Henderson, Furman, 91, Southern Conference David Cool, Stone Mountain, GA Southern, 91, Southern Conference Keith Maple, Clarkston, Jacksonville State, 92, Gulf South Hugh Thomas, SWD, ALA A&M, 93, SIAC Tom Stuetzer, Dunwoody, Wake Forest, 93, 96 ACC Travis Stroud, Dunwoody, UGA, 95 SEC Lamar Cooper, Cedar Grove, E. Tennessee State, 96 Southern Conference Larry Mann, Dunwoody, UGA, 96 SEC Jimmy Carter, Dunwoody, Kentucky, 96, 97, 98, SEC Miles Luckie, Clarkston, UGA, 98, SEC Mike Luckie, Clarkston, UGA, 98, SEC Cory Robinson, Tucker, UGA, 2000, SEC Michael Lindsey, Lakeside, Auburn, 2000, 2001, 2002 SEC Gene Pate, Tucker, Clemson, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004 ACC Clifton Dortch, Chamblee, Furman, 2005 Anthony Mosley, Tucker, Kentucky, 2009, SEC Roddy Jones, Chamblee, Georgia Tech, 2008 -10, ACC

NCAA POST GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS Chris Welton, Peachtree, UGA, 1981 Steve Squire, Peachtree, Furman, 1986 Derek Beres, Dunwoody, Citadel, 1997

ALL -AMERICAN PLAYERS

Chip Kell, Avondale, Tennessee, C 1969 - AP, UPI, FWAA, Coaches, FB News, Walter Camp 1970 - AP, UPI, NEA, FWAA, Coaches, FB News Danny Buggs, Avondale, West Virginia, WR 1973 - Football Coaches Assn. (2T), AP, UPI, Football News Jim McCoun, Lakeside, Presbyterian, DE - 1977 & 78 - NAIA HM Johnny Odum, Columbia, Presbyterian, C - 1977 - NAIA (2T) David Elliott, Towers, Presbyterian, DB - 1977 - NAIA HM Jeff Bryant, Gordon, Clemson, DT - 1981 AP HM, FN (2T) Robert Parham, Gordon, Grambling, FB - 1981 - Kodak HM Mark Fleetwood, Lakeside, South Carolina, K - 1982 - AP HM Angelo Snipes, Walker, West Georgia, DE - 1982 - Division III Eric Rasheed, Columbia, Western Carolina, WR - 1983 - 1-AA AP (3T) Kevin Butler, Redan, Georgia, K 1983 - FB News, 1984 - UPI, FWAA, FB News, Kodak, Camp K.D. Dunn, Gordon, Clemson, TE - 1984 - UPI & FN HM Kirk Roach, Peachtree, Western Carolina, K, 84, 86 & 87 - 1-AA George Cimadevilla, Towers, East Tennessee State, P 1985 & 86 - Football Coaches & AP Division 1 -AA Matt Battaglia, Lithonia, Louisville, LB - 1985 - AP HM Harris Barton, Dunwoody, North Carolina, T 1986 - AP, Sporting News (2T), FB News (3T) Henry Harris, Columbia, Georgia, DT - 1986 - AP HM Lee Marchman, Stone Mountain, Mars Hill, LB 1986 - NAIA (2T), 1987 - NAIA, AP, Kodak, FB News Terance Mathis, Redan, New Mexico, WR 1987 - AP (3T) - 1989 - AP, UPI, FWA, SN Cedric Stallworth, SW DeKalb, Georgia Tech, DB - 1988 - AP HM Troy Sadowski, Chamblee, Georgia, TE 1988 - Walter Camp, FB News (2T), AP HM Eric Jones, SW DeKalb, Vanderbilt, QB - 1988 - AP HM Chris Gardocki, Redan, Clemson, K 1988 - AP, UPI HM - 89 - AP (3T), UPI HM - 90 AP, UPI (2T) Joe Arnold, Avondale, Western Kentucky, RB 1988 - 1-AA - AP, Camp, Hanson, Sports Network (2T)

ALL -AMERICAN PLAYERS

ROGER SHULTZ JOE SIFFRI

Michael Tanks, SW DeKalb, Florida State, C 1989 - AP & FWA, UPI (2T), Sporting News HM Roger Shultz, Peachtree, Alabama, C - 1989 - SN HM Huey Richardson, Lakeside, Florida, LB 1988 SN HM - 1989 - UPI & SN HM Robert O'Neal, Clarkston, Clemson, DB - 89 SN HM - 90 & 92 FN HM David Wiley, Shamrock, Wofford, OG 1989 Football Gazette Div. II (2T) - 1990 - Kodak -Little AA (2T) Joe Siffri, Henderson, Georgia Tech, OG, 90, UPI HM Colin Godfrey, SW DeKalb, Tennessee State, P 1990 - AP & Football Gazette 1 -AA Raji Gordon, Lakeside, Western Kentucky, LB - 90 Sports Network HM David Cool, Stone Mountain, Georgia Southern, K, 91 AP (2T), FG (3T) Kevin Whitley, Lakeside, Georgia Southern, DB, 91 FG HM Jason Monday, Stone Mountain, Lenoir -Rhyne, K, 92, NAIA Tim Hardaway, Clarkston, Georgia Military, K, 95, 96 NJCAA B.J. Cohen, Cedar Grove, Marshall, DE, 96, 1 -AA Otha Evans, SW DeKalb, Jackson State, LB, 96, 1 -AA D.T. Tanner, McNair, Georga Southern, LB, 97 Football Gazette Rodney Williams, SW DeKalb, Georgia Tech, P, FN, (3T), 97 Marcus McNeill, Cedar Grove, Auburn, OT, AP (1T), 2005

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

CHIP KELL HENRY HARRIS

ALL -SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

Chip Kell, Avondale, Tennessee G & C AP 68, 69, 70 UPI 69, 70 Kim Braswell, Avondale, Georgia, K, AP, 70 (2T) Steve Taylor, Henderson, Auburn, C, AP, UPI 73 David McMakin, Tucker, Alabama, DB, UPI 73 Wayne Rhodes, Columbia, Alabama, DB, AP 75 Glynn Harrison, Columbia, Georgia, RB, UPI 75 Andy Spiva, Chamblee, Tennessee, LB, AP 75, 76, UPI 76 Kem Coleman, Sequoyah, Mississippi, LB, AP (2T), 76, 77 Randy Scott, Columbia, Alabama, LB, AP 80 (2T) Lee North, Shamrock, Tennessee, C, AP 80 (2T), UPI 80, AP 81 Kevin Butler, Redan, Georgia, K, UPI 81, 83, 84, AP 81 -84 Bob Harris, Cedar Grove, Auburn, DB, AP 81, 82 (2T) Steve Wallace, Chamblee, Auburn, T, AP, UPI, Coaches 85 Henry Harris, Columbia, Georgia, DL, UPI, AP (2T), 86 Cedric Corse, Walker, Mississippi State, LB, Coaches 87 HM Eric Jones, SW DeKalb, Vanderbilt, QB, Coaches 87 & 88 HM Troy Sadowski, Chamblee, Georgia, TE, Coaches 87 & 88 HM, AP (2T) Roger Shultz, Peachtree, Alabama, C, AP & UPI 89, 90, Co 89 HM, 90 Huey Richardson, Lakeside, Fla, DE, UPI 89, 90, AP 89 (2T), 90, Co 89, 90

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

CEDRIC STALLWORTH K.D. DUNN

ALL -SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE - Continued Walter Tate, Clarkston, Auburn, NG, AP (2T), Coaches HM, 90 Hason Graham, SW DeKalb, Georgia, WR, AP & Coaches, 94 (2T) Orantes Grant, Dunwoody, Georgia, LB, 98(2T) Cosey Coleman, SW DeKalb, Tennessee, OL, 98 Quincy Carter, SW DeKalb, Georgia, QB, 98 -99 (2T) Marcus McNeill, Cedar Grove, Auburn, OT, Coaches & AP 2004 -05 (FT) Demario Minter, Stephenson, Georgia, CB, 2005 AP (FT), Coaches (2T) Michael Grant, Stephenson, Arkansas, FS, 2008 AP (2T) Neiko Thorpe, Tucker, Auburn, DB, 2008 (All -SEC Freshman Team) Jermaine Cunningham, Stephenson, Florida, DE, Coaches & AP 2008 -09 (2T) Kelvin Sheppard, Stephenson, LSU, LB, Coaches & AP 2009 -10 (FT) Warren Norman, Chamblee, Vanderbilt, RB, 2009 (All -SEC Freshman Team) Kenny Ladler, Stephenson, Vanderbilt, SS, Coaches 2010 (All -SEC Freshman Team) Coaches, Phil Steele & Athlons 2013 (FT); AP (2T) Preston Smith, Stephenson, Mississippi State, DE Coaches 2014 (FT) Dominick Sanders, Tucker, Georgia, DB Coaches 2015 (FT)

ALL -ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE Don Jordan, Tucker, North Carolina State, OG, 68, 69 John McMakin, Tucker, Clemson, TE, 71 Jeff Bryant, Gordon, Clemson, DL, 81 AP & UPI Cliff Austin, Avondale, Clemson, RB, 82 AP & ACSW K.D. Dunn, Gordon, Clemson, TE, 83

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

HARRIS BARTON GREG LESTER

ALL -ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE - Continued Harris Barton, Dunwoody, North Carolina, T, ACSW 86 Cedric Stallworth, SW DeKalb, Georgia Tech, DB, 88 AP, ACSW Chris Gardocki, Redan, Clemson, K & P, AP & ACSW 89, 90 Robert O'Neal, Clarkston, Clemson, DB, ACSW 89, 90 (2T), 91 AP, 92(2T) Joe Siffri, Henderson, Georgia Tech, OG, AP 90 Greg Lester, Lakeside, Georgia Tech, WR, AP (2T) 91 Jeff Saturday, Shamrock, North Carolina, C, 95 HM, 96, 97 Cedric Stallworth, SW DeKalb, Georgia Tech, DB, 88 AP, ACSW Chris Gardocki, Redan, Clemson, K & P, AP & ACSW 89, 90 Robert O'Neal, Clarkston, Clemson, DB, ACSW 89, 90 (2T), 91 AP, 92(2T) Greg Lester, Lakeside, Georgia Tech, WR, AP (2T) 91 Jeff Saturday, Shamrock, North Carolina, C, 95 HM, 96, 97 Rodney Williams, SW DeKalb, Georgia Tech, P, 97, 98 D’Angelo Soloman, McNair, Wake Forest, DB, 97 (2T) Jessie Tarplin, Cross Keys, Georgia Tech, LB, (2T) 98 Reggie Ball, Stephenson, Georgia Tech, QB, AP (HM) 2006 Omoregie Uzzi, Chamblee, Georgia Tech, OG, 2009 -10 (2T), 2012 (1T)

ALL -BIG 10 David Edwards, Columbia, Illinois, DB, 80 HM, 83, 84 (2T), 85 HM

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

RORY GRAVES KENDALL NEWSON

ALL -BIG TEN - Continued Kelly Quinn, Stone Mountain, Michigan State, OT, 84, 85 (2T) Rory Graves, Columbia, Ohio State, T, 85 Stanley Davenport, SW DeKalb, Northwestern, RB, 86 HM ALL -SOUTHWESTERN CONFERENCE Rod Saddler, Columbia, Texas A & M, DE, 85, 86 (2T) ALL -BIG EIGHT Mitchell Sutton, Stone Mountain, Kansas, T, 73 ALL -WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Terance Mathis, Redan, New Mexico, WR, 86, 87, 89 Chuck Parks, Lakeside, Air Force, OT (2T) 97 ALL -SOUTH INDEPENDENT Mark Fleetwood, Lakeside, South Carolina, K, 82 Matt Battaglia, Lithonia, Louisville, LB, 85 Michael Tanks, SW DeKalb, Florida State, C, 89 Kendall Newson, Columbia, Middle Tennessee State, 2000, 2001 ALL -CONFERENCE USA Rico Clark, Lakeside, Louisville, DB, 95 (2T), 96 (2T) Trawick Boger, Southwest DeKalb, Tulane, DB, 2003 (2T)

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

DWAYNE HARRIS MARK STOWERS

ALL -CONFERENCE USA - Continued Sean Lucas, Stephenson, Tulane, DB, 2003 (3T) Anthony Cannon, Stephenson, LB, Tulane, 2006 (FT) Will Dunbar, Lakeside, S, UAB, 2006 (3T), 2007 (FT) Dwayne Harris, Tucker, East Carolina, WR, 2009, Coaches (FT) Hiram Atwater, Southwest DeKalb, UAB, S, 2009 (2T) Dwayne Harris, Tucker, East Carolina, WR, 2009 -10 (FT) Jonathan Davis, Tucker, Central Florida, LB, 2011, Phil Steele (3T) ALL -OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE Kenny Gilstrap, Cedar Grove, Tennessee Tech, WR, 87 Colin Godfrey, SW DeKalb, Tennessee State, P, 90, 91, 92 HM Xavier Sheppard, McNair, Murray State, TE, 93, 95 HM Clifford Greene, SW DeKalb, Tennessee State, DB, 96 Josh Symonette, Stone Mountain, Tennessee Tech, Rov, 96 HM, 97 (2T), 98 ALL -SOUTHERN CONFERENCE Tommy Marshall, Peachtree, Furman, DB, 74 & 75 HM Tommy Southard, Druid Hills, Furman, FLK, 76, 77 Mark Stowers, Tucker, Furman, RB, 78 David Henderson, Lakeside, Furman, QB, 78 Jeff Burke, Tucker, Furman, DB, 81

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

GREG DAVIS DEREK BERES

ALL -SOUTHERN CONFERENCE - Continued Eric Rasheed, Columbia, Western Carolina, WR, 82, 83, 84 Melvin Dorsey, Lakeside, Western Carolina, RB, 83 Kirk Roach, Peachtree, Western Carolina, K, 84, 85, 86, 87 Steve Squire, Peachtree, Furman, DB, 85, 86 George Cimadevilla, Towers, East Tennessee State, P, 85, 86 Brian Jager, Dunwoody, Furman, RB, 85 Greg Davis, Lakeside, Citadel, P -K, 86 (2T) David Berliner, Henderson, East Tennessee State, C, 87 (2T) Andy Schultz, Stone Mountain, Western Carolina, WR, 89 (2T) Paul Siffri, Henderson, Furman, TE, 90 (2T), 91 Muhammed Shamsid -deen, McNair, UT -Chattanooga, RB, 90 & 91 (2T) Chip Hooks, McNair, Appalachian State, RB, 91, 92 (2T), 93, 94 (2T) Brett Copeland, Clarkston, Citadel, C, 92 (2T) Josh Siefken, Lakeside, UT -Chattanooga, P, 94,95 Derek Beres, Dunwoody, Citadel, OT, 94 (2T), 95 (2T), 96 B.J. Cohen, Cedar Grove, Marshall, DL, 94, 95, 96 D.T. Tanner, McNair, Georgia Southern, LB, 97

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

LAMAR COOPER B.J. COHEN

ALL -SOUTHERN CONFERENCE - Continued Lamar Cooper, Cedar Grove, East Tenn State, WR, 98 Joseph Thornton, Stone Mountain, UT -Chattanooga, LB, 2009 Coaches (2T) Joshua Williams, Stephenson, UT -Chattanooga, DE, 2009 Media (2T), 2011 (FT) Michael Johnson, Southwest DeKalb, Western Carolina, RB, 2009 Media (All - Freshman Team) ALL -MID AMERICAN CONFERENCE Shean Williams, Lakeside, Miami -Ohio, DB, Mid -American 91 HM B.J. Cohen, Cedar Grove, Marshall, DE, 97 Kalvin McRae, Avondale, Ohio, RB, 2005 (FT), 2006 (FT) I-AA -ALL INDEPENDENT John Buchanan, Stone Mountain, Samford, FS, 97 ALL -BIG EAST Sean Dillard, Redan, Temple, WR, 2001 (2T) Malik Jackson, Dunwoody, Louisville, LB, 2006 (2T) Bruce Irvin, Stephenson, West Virginia, DE, 2011 (FT) USA SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Brad Daniel, Tucker, Maryville, PK, 2006 (2T)

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

HUGH THOMAS TERRY BECKHAM

ALL -SIAC Mack Daniel, Columbia, Morehouse, DB, 83, 84 Derrick Goss, Redan, Morehouse, DB, 85 (2T) Mike Leach, Shamrock, Savannah State, K, 85 (2T) LaFayette Kemp, Towers, Alabama A & M, LB, 86 HM, 87 Larry Parham, Walker, Tuskegee, DB, 86 HM, 87 (2T) Dino Wynn, Towers, Alabama A & M, C, 87, 88 Steve Bellamy, SW DeKalb, Miles, LB, 87 Eric Wilson, SW DeKalb, Clark, LB, 91 (2T) Arthur Wynn, Towers, Alabama A & M, OL 92 (2T) Hugh Thomas, SW DeKalb, Alabama A & M, DB, 92 HM Terry Beckham, SW DeKalb, Clark, WR & DB (2T), 93 Chennis Berry, Redan, Savannah State, OT, 94 Derrick Pugh, Columbia, Ala A&M, DE, 95 Benji Turman, SW DeKalb, Savannah State, SS, 95 Tramel Gilmore, SW DeKalb, Morris Brown, RS, 95 Abdul Rashad, SW DeKalb, Savannah State, K, 97 Jonathan Thomas, Redan, Clark, P, 97

ALL -CONFERENCE PLAYERS

ALL -IVY LEAGUE Jay Lee, Redan, Pennsylvania, LB, 89 (2T) Treavor Scales, Dunwoody, Harvard, RB, 2009 (2T) Nicolai Schwarzkopf, Chamblee, Harvard, TE, 2009 (HM) Treavor Scales, Dunwoody, Harvard, RB, 2009 -11 (2T) ALL -GULF SOUTH Angelo Snipes, Walker, West Georgia, DE, 83 Mike Rozier, Towers, Livingston, OG, 83 Barry Banks, Lithonia, North Alabama, TE, 85 (2T) Nicky Edmondson, Towers, Jacksonville State, RS, 89, 90 (2T), QB 91 Jack McTyre, Clarkston, Valdosta State, K, 90 Rodney Scott, Columbia, Jacksonville State, FS, 91 ALL -SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Robert Parham, Gordon, Grambling, FB, 79, 80, 81 Fred Jones, SW DeKalb, Grambling, WB, 87 HM, 88, 89 Clemente Gordon, SW DeKalb, Grambling, QB, 88, 89 Henry Blades, SW DeKalb, Grambling, DL, 89, 90 Gary Campbell, SW DeKalb, Southern, C, 89 (2T) Roderick Moore, Druid Hills, Jackson State, DL, 89 (2T), 90 HM D.J. Hollie, Towers, Jackson State, NT, 92, 93 (2T) Antoine Moore, Redan, Jackson State, C, 93 (2T) Rock Dean, SWD, Jackson State, K, 94 (2T) Jonathan Kilpatrick, Shamrock, Alabama State, LB, 94 (2T) Terry Wilkerson, Cedar Grove, Alcorn State, DE, 96, 2T, 97 Otha Evans, SW DeKalb, Jackson State, LB, 96 Rashan Cylar, Stephenson, Alabama A&M, 2007 (FT) Marcus Black, Lithonia, Alabama A&M, 2007 (2T) ALL -MOUNTAIN WEST Robert Kraay, Tucker, Air Force, OT, 2006 (2T)

FINAL 2019 DEKALB COUNTY FOOTBALL STATISTICS

SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE

SCHOOL RECORD PTS AVG SCHOOL G PTS AVG CEDAR GROVE 13 -2 500 33.3 STEPHENSON 12 113 9.4 SW DEKALB 9-2 350 31.8 CEDAR GROVE 15 168 11.2 COLUMBIA 4-7 334 30.4 SW DEKALB 11 140 12.7 STEPHENSON 10 -2 354 29.5 TUCKER 11 196 17.8 ST MOUNTAIN 3-7 236 23.6 M.L. KING JR. 11 198 18.0 LITHONIA 4-7 251 22.8 LITHONIA 11 246 22.4 TUCKER 6-5 247 22.5 COLUMBIA 11 253 23.0 DUNWOODY 3-7 211 21.1 STONE MOUNTAIN 10 233 23.3 M.L. KING JR. 7-4 227 20.6 MILLER GROVE 10 234 23.4 REDAN 4-6 190 19.0 ARABIA MTN. 11 291 26.5 DRUID HILLS 2-8 112 11.2 DRUID HILLS 10 294 29.4 TOWERS 2-8 101 10.1 DUNWOODY 10 316 31.6 ABIA MTN. 2-9 108 9.8 REDAN 10 347 34.7 CHAMBLEE 1-8 79 8.8 CHAMBLEE 9 318 35.3 MILLER GROVE 0-10 70 7.0 CLARKSTON 10 436 43.6 CLARKSTON 0-10 56 5.6 TOWERS 10 468 46.8 MCNAIR 0-10 48 4.8 LAKESIDE 10 485 48.5 CROSS KEYS 0-10 45 4.5 CROSS KEYS 10 517 51.7 LAKESIDE 0-10 32 3.2 MCNAIR 10 542 54.2

TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE ATT ATT GAME ATT ATT GAME SCHOOL G ATT YDS AVG AVG SCHOOL G ATT YDS AVG AVG COLUMBIA 11 541 4222 7.8 383.8 SW DEKALB 11 492 1126 2.3 102.4 ST MOUNTAIN 10 518 3564 6.9 356.4 STEPHENSON 12 479 1686 3.5 140.5 DUNWOODY 10 554 3366 6.1 336.6 CED GROVE 15 743 2762 3.7 184.1 SW DEKALB 11 503 3587 7.1 326.1 M.L. KING JR. 11 403 2184 5.4 198.5 CED GROVE 15 768 4875 6.3 325.0 CLARKSTON 8 269 1694 6.3 211.8 REDAN 10 391 3231 8.3 323.1 COLUMBIA 10 419 2150 5.1 215.0 STEPHENSON 12 599 3817 6.4 318.1 LITHONIA 11 525 2371 4.5 215.5 LITHONIA 11 510 3200 6.3 290.9 ARABIA MTN. 11 475 2417 5.1 219.7 TUCKER 11 429 3097 7.2 281.5 STONE MOUN 10 516 2569 5.0 256.9 M.L. KING JR. 11 500 2925 5.9 265.9 MILLER GRO 10 437 2753 6.3 275.3 TOWERS 10 404 2507 6.2 250.7 TUCKER 6 331 1709 5.2 284.8 DRUID HILLS 10 396 1853 4.7 185.3 DRUID HILLS 6 270 1884 7.0 314.0 CLARKSTON 10 312 1608 5.2 178.7 REDAN 10 514 3423 6.6 342.3 ARABIA MTN. 11 445 1928 4.3 175.3 DUNWOODY 10 560 3481 6.2 348.1 CHAMBLEE 10 400 1551 3.9 172.3 CROSS KEYS 10 259 3623 14.0 362.3 MILLER GROV 10 416 1540 3.7 154.0 CHAMBLEE 8 386 2924 7.6 365.5 CROSS KEYS 10 374 1136 3.0 113.6 TOWERS 9 381 3421 9.0 380.1 LAKESIDE 10 329 3111 3.4 111.2 MCNAIR 7 242 2716 11.2 388.0 MCNAIR 10 355 944 2.7 94.4 LAKESIDE 10 412 4004 9.7 400.4

ALL -TIME TEAM STATISTICS

SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE

School Year G Pts. Avg. School Year G Pts. Avg. Tucker 2011 15 652 43.5 Stone Mtn 1956 10 26 2.6 Tucker 2010 14 607 43.4 Clarkston 1987 12 35 2.9 Tucker 2014 13 560 43.1 Avondale 1959 10 32 3.2 Tucker 2013 15 633 42.2 Avondale 1962 10 34 3.4 Cedar Grove 2018 15 632 42.1 Gordon 1983 10 37 3.7 Chamblee 2007 14 570 40.7 Avondale 1954 10 39 3.9 Cedar Grove 2016 15 609 40.6 Tucker 1989 13 55 4.2 Tucker 2015 12 486 40.5 Tucker 1960 10 45 4.5 Cedar Grove 2017 14 556 39.7 Henderson 1973 13 60 4.6 Tucker 2017 14 547 39.1 SW DeKalb 1973 11 51 4.6

TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE Game Game School Year G Att Yds Avg School Year G Att Yds Avg SW DeKalb 2017 11 524 5244 476.7 SW DeKalb 1991 11 430 857 77.9 SW DeKalb 2016 11 575 5007 455.2 Walker 1982 11 441 877 79.7 Cedar Grove 2008 10 493 4422 442.2 M.L. King 2009 12 482 1147 95.6 Cedar Grove 2012 11 485 4571 415.5 Tucker 1989 13 501 1278 98.3 M.L. King 2014 11 683 4542 412.9 Lakeside 1992 11 456 1100 100.0 Tucker 2015 12 578 4903 408.6 Cedar Grove 1991 15 615 1511 100.7 Cedar Grove 2016 15 695 6035 402.5 SW DeKalb 2019 11 492 1126 102.4 M.L. King 2010 12 587 4823 401.9 Columbia 2002 10 292 1101 110.1 Cedar Grove 2010 13 581 5215 401.2 Clarkston 1987 12 514 1334 111.2 Lithonia 1998 10 524 4002 400.2 Dunwoody 1993 15 630 1704 113.6 Towers 1999 10 584 3974 397.4 Chamblee 1983 11 458 1274 115.8

RUSHING OFFENSE RUSHING DEFENSE Game Game School Year G Att Yds Avg School Year G Att Yds Avg Cedar Grove 2008 10 367 3367 336.7 Walker 1982 11 328 364 33.1 Stone Mtn 1998 11 500 3537 321.5 Dunwoody 1993 15 379 519 34.6 Tucker 2014 13 485 4044 311.1 Stephenson 2015 11 274 415 37.7 Tucker 2015 12 463 3714 309.5 M.L. King 2009 12 315 467 38.9 Chamblee 2007 14 567 4323 308.8 Lakeside 1995 12 351 576 48.0 Tucker 2012 13 510 3974 305.7 SW DeKalb 1991 11 334 542 49.3 Stephenson 2011 11 445 3327 302.5 McNair 1991 12 271 613 51.1 Tucker 2010 14 577 4190 299.3 Chamblee 2006 10 322 519 51.9 Tucker 2011 15 546 4465 297.7 SW DeKalb 1989 14 451 761 54.4 Cedar Grove 1999 11 382 3230 293.6 Cedar Grove 1991 15 444 823 54.9 Chamblee 2006 10 450 2926 292.6 SW DeKalb 2000 11 304 624 56.7

PASSING OFFENSE PASSING DEFENSE Game Game School Year G Pct Yds Avg School Year G Pct Yds Avg M.L. King 2010 12 61.2 3780 315.0 Shamrock 1989 10 30.5 235 23.5 Dunwoody 2019 10 62.3 2801 280.1 SW DeKalb 1991 11 18.8 315 28.6 Cedar Grove 2012 11 75.3 2949 268.1 Columbia 1992 10 28.6 297 29.7 M.L. King 2011 13 58.5 3453 265.6 Tucker 2006 10 31.6 312 31.2 Cedar Grove 2010 13 64.7 3351 257.8 Stephenson 2004 12 34.5 374 31.2 Cedar Grove 2011 11 68.2 2743 249.4 SW DeKalb 2008 13 34.3 422 32.5 M.L. King 2014 11 60.8 2735 248.6 Lakeside 1992 11 32.0 358 32.5 Druid Hills 1985 11 58.2 2705 245.9 Lithonia 1996 10 32.3 334 33.4 M.L. King 2012 12 64.9 2881 240.1 Shamrock 1993 10 34.5 343 34.3 Columbia 2019 11 51.9 2635 239.5 Tucker 1989 13 30.3 478 36.8 Arabia Mtn. 2012 10 56.1 2389 238.9 Cedar Grove 1994 12 37.1 437 36.4 Arabia Mtn. 2014 10 58.9 2339 233.9 Lithonia 1999 10 25.0 368 36.8

2019 INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL STATISTICS

RUSHING ATT GAME PLAYER SCHOOL YR G ATT YDS AVG AVG TD Jacobi Haynes M.L. King SR 5 82 737 9.4 147.4 6 Jaquez Williams Redan SR 10 150 1470 9.8 147.0 14 Chavon Wright Cedar Grove SR 15 237 1876 7.9 125.1 22 Michael Fearn M.L. King SR 10 215 1090 5.1 109.0 10 Shaheem Bailey Stone Mountain JR 10 173 1025 5.9 102.5 19 Deondre Jackson Stephenson SR 11 178 1071 6.0 97.4 19 Dontaivis Clark Clarkston SR 7 92 661 7.2 94.4 3 Dvont’e Slaton Lithonia JR 8 92 662 7.2 82.8 6 Ryan Ingram Stephenson SR 11 147 862 5.9 78.4 11 Corey Mikell Redan SR 9 74 674 9.1 74.9 5 Quarius Smith Tucker SR 11 119 822 6.9 74.7 11 Khoreem Miller SW DeKalb JR 9 93 546 5.9 60.7 4 Thomas Steele Lakeside SR 10 82 601 7.3 60.1 3 Demetree Taylor Lithonia SR 9 75 509 6.8 56.6 3 Octavious Griffin Columbia SR 11 65 552 8.5 50.2 7 Mekhi Gilstrap SW DeKalb SR 11 77 541 7.0 49.2 9 Latavius Johnson Tucker SO 11 82 534 6.5 48.5 5 Celeste Birorimana Druid Hills JR 9 90 425 4.7 47.2 2 Rashad Dubinion Cedar Grove SO 11 79 464 5.9 42.2 5 Quashaun Johnson Stephenson JR 12 80 498 6.2 41.5 6 Malique Towns Cross Keys SR 10 108 402 3.7 40.2 1 Deyonte Mitchell Columbia JR 11 79 432 5.5 39.3 3 Khalil White Towers SR 10 67 378 5.6 37.8 4 Mojo Townes Stone Mountain SR 10 58 355 6.1 35.5 5 Langston White Cedar Grove JR 14 68 364 5.4 26.0 5

RECEIVING AVG PER PLAYER SCHOOL YR G CGT YDS GAIN GAME TD Tyler Eith Dunwoody SR 10 86 1202 14.0 8.6 10 Jeremiah Brown Chamblee SR 9 63 842 13.4 7.0 3 David Julian Dunwoody SR 10 60 776 12.9 6.0 7 Donsay Brown St Mountain JR 10 59 992 16.8 5.9 8 Khalil Roach Lithonia JR 9 37 779 21.1 4.1 9 Graham Connell Druid Hills SR 9 37 462 12.5 4.1 3 Aquil Muhammad SW DeKalb SR 11 44 722 16.4 4.0 8 Walt Anders Dunwoody SR 10 40 360 9.0 4.0 2 Anthony Dennis Columbia SR 11 38 760 20.0 3.5 7 Khalil White Towers SR 10 35 673 19.2 3.5 5 Isaiah Dunson Tucker SR 11 36 638 17.7 3.3 8 William Hemsley Columbia SR 11 35 695 19.9 3.2 11 Kentavious Ivey Columbia SR 10 29 628 21.7 2.9 5 Robert Grady SW DeKalb JR 11 27 426 15.8 2.5 5 Yjaarris Cook St Mountain SR 8 19 447 23.5 2.4 1 Janiran Bonner Cedar Grove SO 13 30 501 16.7 2.3 9 Tommy Wright SW DeKalb SR 11 25 461 18.4 2.3 4 Daquandre Moore M.L.King SR 11 21 455 21.7 1.9 6 Jordan Barrow Arabia Mtn. SR 10 17 404 23.8 1.7 5 Coreyon Cone Cedar Grove SR 12 17 348 20.4 1.4 3

2019 INDIVIDUAL FOOTBALL STATISTICS

PASSING (MINIMUM OF 50 ATTEMPTS) PLAYER SCHOOL YR COMP ATT PCT INT YDS TD Davis LeDoyen Dunwoody JR 237 381 61.7 17 2708 19 Shaheim Bailey Stone Mtn. JR 138 232 59.5 18 1935 12 Jacobi Haynes M.L. King SR 24 42 57.1 3 518 7 Myles Crawley Tucker SR 76 137 55.5 5 1210 11 Joseph Jackson Stephenson JR 48 92 52.2 6 867 7 Octavious Griffin Columbia SR 142 275 51.6 5 2519 25 Austin Smith Cedar Grove JR 119 233 51.1 5 1523 19 Isaiah Logan Towers FR 79 156 50.6 6 1193 7 Rion White SW DeKalb JR 104 207 50.2 9 1702 18 Savion Lawson Lithonia JR 58 122 47.5 10 1035 12 Fabian Walker Chamblee FR 78 184 42.4 10 842 4 Rodrick Jones Redan SR 39 92 42.4 5 508 5 Dontaivis Taylor Clarkston SR 29 69 42.0 6 400 3 Phillip Russell Miller Grove JR 41 105 39.0 2 411 2 Amir Streeter Lithonia SO 41 106 38.7 8 572 2 Damion Fitzpatrick Arabia Mtn. JR 32 83 38.6 7 454 7 Narvy Bibiano Cross Keys JR 24 67 35.8 5 342 1

PUNTING (MINIMUM OF 20 KICKS) PLAYER SCHOOL YR G KICKS YDS AVG Charlie Cooper Tucker SO 11 44 1719 39.07 Tyler Eith Dunwoody SR 10 36 1331 37.00 Keiun Neal SW DeKalb SR 11 29 953 32.86 Jeremy Cain M.L. King SR 11 38 1192 31.50 Narvy Bibiano Cross Keys JR 10 45 1390 30.89 Ganna Baatii Towers SR 10 54 1661 30.76 Luis Dominguez Cedar Grove JR 15 48 1452 30.21 Jamario Washington Lithonia SO 10 29 824 28.41 Matthew Franklin Lakeside SR 10 40 1126 28.16 Max Nunnally Druid Hills SO 10 50 1407 28.14

KICKING PLAYER SCHOOL PAT’S FG’S PTS LENGTH Juan Espinosa Lithonia 30 -34 5-7 45 37,27,35,33,28 Kyle Wright Tucker 24 -26 5-6 39 35 ,30,29,32,29 Emmanuel Rios Stephenson 39 -46 0-2 37 Luis Dominguez Cedar Grove 31 -35 0-0 31 Rodjel Caine Cedar Grove 23 -27 2-6 29 33,28 Keiun Neal SW DeKalb 27 -39 0-1 27 Jackson Moore Dunwoody 18 -19 2-7 24 24,30 Will Burton Chamblee 9-9 3-8 18 27,24,31 Max Nunnally Druid Hills 10 -11 2-5 16 34,32 Jeremy Cain M.L. King 15 -23 0-1 15

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SOLO TACKLES

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG Asmar Hassan Lithonia JR LB 11 117 10.6 Ja’Cari Watkins Chamblee SO LB 9 63 7.0 Isaac Anderson Dunwoody SR LB 10 67 6.7 Chandler Martin Arabia Mtn. SR LB 10 66 6.6 Stephen Bacon Miller Grov JR LB 10 66 6.6 Tyronta Taylor Redan SR LB 10 64 6.4 Makale Cummings Columbia SR DL 11 67 6.1 Jomel Robinson M.L. King JR LB 11 64 5.8 Keun Neal SW DeKalb SR DE 11 61 5.5 Jeremiah Kemp Druid Hills SR LB 10 53 5.3

ASSISTS

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG Jamie Buckhanan Arabia Mtn. JR LB 11 66 6.0 Jaden Wilkins M.L. King Jr. SR LB 10 55 5.5 Chandler Martin Arabia Mtn. JR LB 11 59 5.4 Thomas Neville Dunwoody SR DB 10 47 4.7 Derico Smith SW DeKalb SR LB 11 49 4.5 Omari Terry Stephenson SO LB 11 44 4.0 Thomas Rayton Arabia Mtn. SR DL 11 43 3.9 Tyler Brown Stephenson SR DL 11 43 3.9 Jamal Andrews Stephenson SR DL 11 42 3.8

TOTAL TACKLES

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG Asmar Hassan Lithonia JR LB 11 171 15.5 Isaiah Ratcliff Cedar Grove SR LB 15 169 11.3 Tommy Smith Stephenson JR DL 12 123 10.3 Chandler Martin Arabia Mtn. SR LB 10 102 10.2 Isaac Anderson Dunwoody SR LB 10 101 10.1 Jomel Robinson M.L. King JR LB 11 106 9.6 Stephen Bacon Miller Grov JR LB 10 96 9.6 Ja’Cari Watkins Chamblee SO LB 9 81 9.0 Tyronta Taylor Redan SR LB 10 84 8.4 Makale Cummings Columbia SR DL 11 90 8.2

QUARTERBACK SACKS

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG John Grant SW DeKalb SR DE 11 17 1.6 Alvin Williams Cedar Grove SR DE 15 14.5 1.0 Caleb Fisher Columbia JR DE 11 10 0.9 Jamario Washington Lithonia SO LB 11 10 0.9 Tridavion Slaughter SW DeKalb SR LB 11 10 0.9 Nazir Stackhouse Columbia SR DL 11 9.5 0.9 Jordan Williams Dunwoody JR DL 10 8 0.8 Tyronta Taylor Redan SR LB 10 8 0.8 Darrionque Finley SW DeKalb JR LB 11 8 0.7 Caleb Grant SW DeKalb SR DL 11 8 0.7

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TACKLES FOR LOSSES

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG Nazir Stackhouse Columbia SR DL 11 29 2.6 Keion Cush M.L. King SR DL 11 27 2.5 Marquel Parks M.L. King SR DE 11 26 2.4 Colin White M.L. King SR LB 11 23 2.1 Alvin Williams Cedar Grove SR DE 15 29 1.9 Isaiah Ratcliff Cedar Grove SR LB 15 28 1.9 Joshua White Columbia SO DE 11 20 1.8 John Grant SW DeKalb SR DE 11 20 1.8 Makale Cummings Columbia SR DL 11 19 1.7 Mujahid Townes St Mountain SR LB 10 17 1.7

INTERCEPTIONS

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG Anthony Dennis Columbia SR LB 11 7 0.6 Tyronta Taylor Redan SR LB 10 5 0.5 Jeremiah Brown Chamblee SR DB 9 4 0.4 Shaheim Bailey St Mountain JR FS 10 4 0.4 Antonio Taylor Cedar Grove JR DB 15 5 0.3 Dorian Helm Stephenson JR LB 12 4 0.3 Jaques D. Williams Redan SR LB 10 3 0.3 Khalil White Towers SR DB 10 3 0.3 Christopher Whitaker Lithonia SO DB 11 3 0.3 Jeremy Cain M.L. King SR DB 11 3 0.3 Trevon Jackson M.L. King SR DB 11 3 0.3 Royce Tolbert Columbia FR DB 11 3 0.3

FUMBLES CAUSED

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG Zacchaeus Streeter Lithonia JR DL 11 6 0.5 Keion Cush M.L. King SR DL 11 5 0.5 Ja’Cari Watkins Chamblee SO LB 9 4 0.4 James Sexton Clarkston JR SS 9 4 0.4 Jordan Grier Cedar Grove JR DB 15 6 0.4 Jacques D. Williams Redan SR LB 10 4 0.4 Kenyon Partridge Towers FR LB 10 4 0.4 Jamario Washington Lithonia SO LB 11 4 0.4 Keiun Neal SW DeKalb SR DE 11 4 0.4

FUMBLES RECOVERED

PLAYER SCHOOL YR POS G TOT AVG Keiun Neal SW DeKalb SR DE 11 5 0.5 Alfonso Marshall Clarkston SR SS 9 4 0.4 Jacques D. Williams Redan SR LB 10 4 0.4 Randolph Bolie Lithonia JR LB 11 4 0.4 John Grant SW DeKalb SR DE 11 3 0.3 Tommy Smith Stephenson JR DL 12 3 0.3 Jameel Avery Chamblee SO DB 9 2 0.2 Tim Knight Chamblee JR LB 9 2 0.2 Isaiah Burrell -Grimes Clarkston SR LB 9 2 0.2

DEKALB COUNTY SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

RUSHING YARDS PASSING YARDS NAME YDS YEAR NAME YDS YEAR Rod Perrymond, Dunwoody 2467 1993 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 3611 2010 T. J. Johnson, Lakeside 2280 1991 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 3415 2011 Kregg Lumpkin, Stephenson 2088 2001 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 3343 2010 Gordon Clinkscale,Dunwoody 2033 1996 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 2927 2012 William Pratcher, Cedar Grove 2010 2008 Davis LeDoyen, Dunwoody 2708 2019 B.J. Edwards, Stone Mountain 2005 1998 Roland Rivers, M.L. King 2685 2013 Michael Davis, Stephenson 1928 2011 Eric Jones, SW DeKalb 2671 1983 Grant Walker, Cedar Grove 1907 2016 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 2643 2011 Patrick Pass, Tucker 1882 1994 Mike Brinkley, Druid Hills 2585 1985 Chavon Wright, Cedar Grove 1876 2019 Octavious Griffin, Columbia 2519 2019 Cliff Austin, Avondale 1861 1976 Jelani Woods, Cedar Grove 2445 2016 Andre Anderson, Stephenson 1826 2005 Clemente Gordon, SW DeKalb 2250 1984 Quatez Dudley, Druid Hills 1808 1993 Justin Tomlin, SW DeKalb 2233 2016

RUSHING AVERAGE PASSING PERCENTAGE NAME AVG YEAR NAME PCT. YEAR DaNorris Searcy, Towers 201.0 2006 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 75.2 2012 William Pratcher, Cedar Grove 201.0 2008 Justin Tomlin, SW DeKalb 73.5 2016 B.J. Edwards, Stone Mountain 182.3 1998 Andre Brown, Columbia 70.3 2014 Quatez Dudley, Druid Hills 180.8 1993 Jelani Woods, Cedar Grove 69.7 2016 Roddy Jones, Chamblee 177.6 2006 Xavier Dennis, Cedar Grove 69.4 2017 Larry Hooks, McNair 177.4 1990 James Hartsfield, Cedar Grove 68.9 2013 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 68.5 2011 TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING Justin Tomlin, SW DeKalb 68.5 2017 NAME TD'S YEAR Quinton Burts, McNair 68.3 1991 Rod Perrymond, Dunwoody 40 1993 Bryson Williams, Arabia Mtn. 67.8 2017 Roddy Jones, Chamblee 33 2006 T.J. Johnson, Lakeside 28 1991 PASSING COMPLETIONS Robert Jester, Gordon 27 1986 NAME CMP YEAR Warren Norman, Chamblee 27 2007 Davis LeDoyen, Dunwoody 237 2019 Tony Forney, McNair 25 2005 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 218 2011 Kregg Lumpkin, Stephenson 25 2001 Eric Jones, SW DeKalb 203 1983 Raymond Sanders, Stephenson 25 2009 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 203 2012 Quatez Dudley, Druid Hills 25 1993 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 198 2010 Carlos White, Lakeside 25 1987 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 193 2010 Roland Rivers, M.L. King 174 2013 RECEIVING CATCHES Mike Brinkley, Druid Hills 168 1985 NAME CGT YEAR Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 165 2011 Tyler Eith, Dunwooody 86 2019 Bryson Williams, Arabia Mtn. 162 2017 Steve Davenport, SW DeKalb 79 1984 Steve Davenport, SW DeKalb 74 1983 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Demarco Robinson, M.L. King 73 2010 NAME TD'S YEAR Blake Tibbs, M.L. King 66 2011 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 41 2010 Brandon Norwood, Cedar Grove 65 2013 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 39 2011 Joshua Vann, Tucker 63 2016 Mike Brinkley, Druid Hills 30 1985 Jeremiah Brown, Chamblee 63 2019 Jelani Woods, Cedar Grove 28 2016 Dick Conn, Lakeside 62 1968 Jonathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 27 2011 Drago Turner, Druid Hills 61 1985 Xavier Dennis, Cedar Grove 26 2017 Blake Tibbs, M.L. King 60 2010 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 25 2012 David Julian, Dunwoody 60 2019 Octavious Griffin, Columbia 25 2019 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Grove 24 2010 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS Eric Jones, SW DeKalb 23 1983 NAME TD'S YEAR Roland Rivers, M.L. King 22 2013 Demarco Robinson, M.L. King 27 2010 Maurice Avery, McNair 21 2001 Jadon Haselwood, Cedar Grove 17 2017 Clemente Gordon, SW DeKalb 21 1984 DeMarquis Polite -Bray, M.L. King 16 2012 Rodney Lane, Druid Hills 15 1985 RECEIVING YARDS Blake Tibbs, M.L. King 15 2011 NAME YDS YEAR Josh Vann, Tucker 15 2017 Demarco Robinson, M.L. King 1654 2010 Dick Conn, Lakeside 14 1968 Dick Conn, Lakeside 1326 1968 Xavier Cooper, Cedar Grove 14 2011 Joshua Vann, Tucker 1286 2016 Kelvin Kight, Lithonia 13 1998 Tyler Eith, Dunwoody 1202 2019 Joshua Vann, Tucker 13 2016 Steve Davenport, SW DeKalb 1149 1984 Brandon Norwood, Cedar Grove 12 2013 Kelvin Kight, Lithonia 1147 1998 Tirice Cramer, Redan 12 2015 Blake Tibbs, M.L. King 1086 2011 Jadon Haselwood, Cedar Grove 12 2016 Demarquis Polite -Bray, M.L. King 1063 2012

DEKALB COUNTY SINGLE GAME RECORDS

RUSHING NAME, SCHOOL ATT YARDS TD'S OPPONENT YEAR Rayshad Baldwin, Lithonia 16 375 1 Chamblee 2017 Quinton Cole, Dunwoody 16 337 5 Redan 1998 B.J. Edwards, Stone Mountain 24 327 2 Heritage 1998 DaNorris Searcy, Towers 23 325 2 Carver 2006 Tony Forney, McNair 15 325 5 Avondale 2005 Roddy Jones, Chamblee 45 320 4 North Atlanta 2006 O’Kenno Loyal, Columbia 20 320 4 Langston Hughes 2010 Ivonte Patterson, Stephenson 29 319 3 Alexander 2014 Larry Hooks, McNair 28 318 7 Druid Hills 1990 Quatez Dudley, Druid Hills* 46 317 4 Grady 1993 Jaylen Marson -Knight, Stephenson 22 314 4 Charles Drew 2016 Nathaniel Anthony, Columbia 24 313 2 Druid Hills 2008 Cristobal Dinham, Lithonia 19 313 1 North Springs 2009 Deshaun Milner, Cedar Grove 15 310 3 Towers 1998 Correy Adams, Stone Mountain 34 307 3 Lithonia 1999 Jaquez Williams, Redan 25 307 4 Towers 2019 Rodney Peters, Tucker 25 306 3 Columbia 1983 Brian Jager, Dunwoody 39 305 1 Forsyth Co. 1981 O’Kenno Loyal, Columbia 26 305 3 Woodward Academy 2011

PASSING NAME, SCHOOL COMP ATT YARDS TD'S OPPONENT YEAR Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 27 43 527 6 Colquitt County 2010 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 19 34 486 6 South Gwinnett 2010 Jordan Douglas, M.L. King 24 31 460 3 Dunwoody 2015 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 28 34 449 4 Luella 2011 Roland Rivers, M.L. King 22 50 448 4 Tucker 2013 Akil Dan -Fodio, Redan 15 21 422 4 Greenbrier 2008 Octavious Griffin, Columbia 20 39 414 5 Valdosta 2019 Jonquel Dawson, M.L. King 20 24 413 3 Valdosta 2010 Brandon Hamilton, Cross Keys 28 47 409 1 Walker 2008 Nick Pastrone, Dunwoody 17 41 390 2 Northview 2016 Nick Pastrone, Dunwoody 17 31 388 3 Northview 2016 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Gr 15 23 386 4 Veterans 2010 Miles Gooch, Towers 30 55 366 1 Grady 2009 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Gr 20 25 365 5 Decatur 2012 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Gr 24 29 364 4 McNair 2012 Octavious Griffin, Columbia 17 29 362 2 Lithonia 2019 Johnathan McCrary, Cedar Gr 21 30 361 4 McNair 2011

SEASON RECORD FOR PUNTING AVERAGE NAME KICKS AVERAGE YEAR Rodney Williams, SW DeKalb 26 54.2 1993 Danny Kight, Druid Hills 26 47.5 1987 George Cimedevilla, Towers 29 46.6 1982 Chris Gardocki, Redan 35 45.8 1987 Joshua Jenkins, Columbia 37 45.8 2016 Rodney Williams, SW DeKalb 25 45.1 1994 Doyle Massey, Stone Mountain 32 44.6 1991 David Moffet, Redan 53 44.4 1981 Antonio Hughes, Towers 39 44.2 2000 Michael Tanks, SW DeKalb 23 44.1 2016

KICKING RECORDS SEASON RECORD FOR POINTS SCORED KICKING

POINTS PAT'S FG'S YEAR Eric Weber, Tucker 99 69 -73 10 -11 2013 Austin Breed, Dunwoody 90 51 -54 13 -13 2008 Kevin Butler, Redan 84 42 -43 14 -17 1979 Ricky Peacock, Tucker 77 53 -57 8-9 2008 Adam Lippy, Tucker 77 59 -63 6-7 2016 Kyle Wright, Tucker 77 59 -63 6-7 2016 Chris Gardocki, Redan 74 38 -40 12 -17 1985 Chris Gardocki, Redan 73 34 -34 13 -23 1987 Blake Harr, Tucker 73 52 -56 7-8 2003 Rock Dean, SW DeKalb 72 57 -62 5-8 1989 Adam Lippy, Tucker 71 56 -58 5-6 2015 Dale Donatelli, Lakeside 69 45 -51 8-19 1996 Tanner Mendelson, Lakeside 67 46 -54 7-12 1987 Rock Dean, SW DeKalb 67 37 -39 10 -14 1990 Kirk Roach, Peachtree 66 36 -39 10 -13 1982 Ricky Peacock, Tucker 66 57 -64 3-5 2007 Wisdom Nzidee, Stephenson 66 48 -50 6-11 2013

LONGEST FIELD GOALS IN DEKALB COUNTY HISTORY

DISTANCE NAME 59 yds Chris Gardocki, Redan, 1987; Kanon Parkman, Stone Mountain, 1990 56 yds Austin Copper, Dunwoody, 1996 54 yds Ron Rice, Lithonia, 1980 55 yds Santino Jerke, Clarkston, 2013 53 yds David Moffet, Redan, 1981, 1982; Chris Gardocki, Redan, 1987; Jon Harper, Tucker, 1993 52 yds Ron Rice, Lithonia, 1979; Kevin Butler, Redan, 1979, 1980; Chris Gardocki, Redan, 1986 (2); Kanon Parkman, Stone Mountain, 1990 51 yds David Moffet, Redan, 1981; Santino Jerke, Clarkston, 2012 50 yds Kevin Butler, Redan, 1979; Randy Clark, Lithonia, 1983; Mike Volan, Lithonia, 1989; Keith Garanyi, Tucker, 1990; Raymond Treherne, Lakeside, 1991 49 yds Kevin Butler, Redan 1978; Don Hairston, Tucker, 1980; Sonny Hires, Tucker, 1987; Kanon Parkman, Stone Mountain, 1990 48 yds Rob Horton, Lakeside, 1970; Randy Clark, Lithonia, 1983; Casey Jones, Dru id Hills, 1986; Steve Smith, Lakeside, 1986; Chris Gardocki, Redan, 1987; Sonny Hires, Tucker, 1987; Kanon Parkman, Stone Mountain, 1990; Ray mond Treherne, Lakeside, 1991; Ian Landgreen, Druid Hills, 1993; Adam Gordon, Dunwoody, 1997 47 yds Steve Robbins, Henderson, 1981; Randy Clark, Lithonia, 1982; Greg Davis, Lakeside, 1982; Wes Ball, Redan, 1983; Casey Jones, Druid Hills, 1986, Scott Rogers, Sequoyah, 1988; Tony Amason, Dunwoody, 1988; Chris Fakla ris, Redan, 1989, 1990; Jimmy Carter, Dunwoody, 1993; Cedric Oglesby, Southwest DeKalb, 1993; Tim Hardaway, Clarkston, 1994; Jonathan Risner, Tucker, 1998; Rashan Cylar, Stephenson, 1997 (2); Josimar Olmos, Tucker, 2010; Edin Ibrisimovic, Stone Mountain, 2011

CAREER LEADERS

CAREER PASSING RECORDS BASED ON YARDS NAME, SCHOOL COMP -ATT -INTC PCT YARDS TD'S YEARS Johnathan McCrary, Cedar G 567 -831 -37 68.2 9025 78 09 -12 Jonquel Dawson, Avon, MLK 547 -1014 -48 53.9 8798 93 08 -11 Justin Tomlin, SW DeKalb 445 -674 -21 66.0 7061 48 14 -17 Jelani Woods, Cedar Grove 389 -586 -18 66.4 5931 64 13 -16 Xavier Dennis, Redan, Ced Grov 313 -653 -30 47.9 5159 58 14 -17 Todd Rampley, Peachtree 350 -624 -35 56.0 4614 40 81 -83 Charles Dudish, Avondale 290 -520 -NA 55.8 4577 38 64 -67 D’Vonn Gibbons, St Moun, Step 288 -541 -20 53.2 4536 30 13 -16 Maurice Avery, McNair 300 -598 -27 50.2 4453 48 99 -01 Quincy Carter, SW DeKalb 264 -466 -17 56.6 4450 37 92 -95 Billy Ray, Dunwoody 314 -557 -19 56.3 4345 26 83 -85 Octavious Griffin, Columbia 243 -462 -12 52.6 4241 35 18 -19 Mike Brinkley, Druid Hills 280 -481 -26 58.2 4229 39 82 -85 Trevous Reynolds, Arabia Mtn. 292 -480 -20 60.8 4189 34 11 -13 Reggie Ball, Stephenson 247 -466 -17 53.0 4181 40 99 -02

CAREER RUSHING RECORDS BASED ON YARDS NAME, SCHOOL ATT YDS YPC YPG TD'S YEARS Roddy Jones, Chamblee 808 5055 6.3 158.0 76 03 -06 Patrick Pass, Tucker 647 5044 7.8 109.7 50 92 -95 T.J. Johnson, Lakeside 654 4517 6.9 122.1 61 89 -92 Kregg Lumpkin, Stephenson 583 4358 7.5 99.0 54 99 -02 Theron Dudley, Stephenson 677 4302 6.4 104.9 41 97 -00 Mack Brown, Redan, M.L. King Jr. 542 3994 7.4 92.9 42 06 -09 Gordon Clinkscale, Dunwoody 527 3846 7.3 120.2 37 95 -97 Quatez Dudley, Druid Hills 623 3843 6.2 98.7 48 90 -93 Rod Perrymond, Dunwoody 544 3761 6.9 134.3 51 92 -93 Labron Morris, Cedar Grove 453 3653 8.1 96.6 29 12 -15 Phillip Peoples, Cross Keys 714 3601 5.0 92.3 27 02 -05 O’Kenno Loyal, Columbia 495 3553 7.2 98.7 40 08 -11

TOTAL CAREER RECEIVING YARDS Josh Vann, Tucker 2014 -17 2892 yds. Jason Haselwood, Cedar Grove 2015 -18 2872 yds. Kevah Brantley, Lithonia 2016 -18 2386 yds, Kelvin Kight, Lithonia 1997 -99 2303 yds. Vincent Dallas, Cedar Grove 2008 -10 2192 yds. Blake Tibbs, M.L. King 2009 -11 2173 yds. Demarco Robinson, M.L. King 2008 -10 2087 yds. Steve Davenport, SW DeKalb 1982 -84 2083 yds. Josh Jarboe, Cedar Grove 2005 -07 2005 yds.

CAREER POINTS, BY KICKING Kirk Roach, Peachtree 1980 -83 206 pts. Chris Gardocki, Redan 1985 -87 196 pts. Wisdom Nzidee, Stephenson 2011 -13 176 pts. Colin Anderson, Stephenson 2007 -10 172 pts. Ricky Peacock, Tucker 2005 -08 165 pts. Adam Lippy, Tucker 2014 -16 159 pts. Blake Harr, Tucker 2001 -03 157 pts. Austin Breed, Dunwoody 2007 -09 156 pts.

DEKALB PLAYERS NAMED TO STATE ALL -STAR GAME BY THE GEORGIA ATHLETIC COACHES ASSOCIATION

2015 Garrett Rigby, Tucker, S; Tabarius Peterson, Tucker, DE 2013 Greg Phillips, Arabia Mountain, WR; Kayton Samuels, Arabia Mountain, DT; Dominick Sanders, Tucker, DB. 2012 Demarquis Polite -Bray, Martin Luther King Jr., WR; Robert Brice, Southwest DeKalb, CB; Baron Poole, Southwest DeKalb, DE. 2011 Jonquel Dawson, Martin Luther King Jr., QB; Jordan Landry, Tucker, DB; Keithon Redding, Columbia, WR; Dextin Love, Columbia, DB; Toran Davis, Southwest DeKalb, LB; Jacob Sealand, Tucker, LB; Darien Foreman, Dun- woody, DL; Gabriel Echols, Southwest DeKalb, DL. 2010 Chris Sanders, Tucker, DB; Dave Mann, Lithonia, DE; Demarcus Sherod, Co- lumbia, LB; Vincent Dallas, Cedar Grove, WR; Kevin Byard, Martin Luther King Jr., DB; Demarco Robinson, Martin Luther King Jr., WR. 2009 Quenton Brown, Tucker, DL; Matthew Hardeman, Avondale, DL; Don Steib, Stone Mountain, DT; Lorenzo Bryson, Tucker, LB; Sharrod Golightly, South- west DeKalb, DB; Jonathan Mincy, Southwest DeKalb, DB; Raymond Sanders, Stephenson, RB; Corey Phillips, Martin Luther King Jr., DB. 2008 Warren Norman, Chamblee, RB; Jonathan Davis, Tucker, LB; A.J. Bouye, Tuck- er, DB; Nigel Mitchell -Thornton, Stephenson, LB. 2007 Charles Reeves, Stone Mountain, WR; Derrick Harris, Tucker, RB -DB 2006 Roddy Jones, Chamblee, RB; Nicolai Schwarzkopf, Chamblee, TE 2005 Dwayne Harris, Tucker, QB; Marcus Ball, Stephenson, DB; Jermaine Cunning- ham, Stephenson, DE. 2004 Tavares Kearney, Tucker, LB; Joseph Williams, Southwest DeKalb, OL. 2003 D.T. McDowell, Tucker, QB; Josh Johnson, Stephenson, LB; Travis Chambers, Chamblee, LB; Michael Grant, Stephenson, DB; Tramaine Jefferson, McNair, DB; Frank Morton, Southwest DeKalb, DT; Brandon Lang, Tucker, DE; Chris Jackson, Cedar Grove, DE. 2001 Trawick Boger, Southwest DeKalb, QB; Chris Tucker, Southwest DeKalb, OG; Malasa Hill, Stephenson, DE. 2000 Germaine Brooks, Southwest DeKalb, CB; Chaurean Toy, Southwest DeKalb, OT. 1999 Leslie Williams, Stone Mountain,DE; Jatavis Sanders, Stone Mountain, DB; Erk Lucas, Tucker, LB; David Havlish, Tucker, OL. 1998 Kendall Newson, Columbia, TE; Gary Byrd, Stone Mountain, OL; Michael Lind- sey, Lakeside, DL; Rashaud Walker, Southwest DeKalb, DB; Naazir Yamini, Lakeside, LB. 1997 Bruce Adrine, Lakeside, DE; Terrence Trammell, Southwest DeKalb, S; Vince Moore, Lakeside, QB. 1996 Arvin Richard, Southwest DeKalb, RB; Reshae Head, Southwest DeKalb, TE; Jarvis Slaton, Tucker, DE; Orantes Grant, Dunwoody, LB; Eric Hall, Lithonia, WR; Brian Holmes, Tucker, K.

DEKALB PLAYERS NAMED TO STATE ALL -STAR GAME BY THE GEORGIA ATHLETIC COACHES ASSOCIATION

1995 Corey Richardson, Stone Mountain, OL; Walker Atrice, Lakeside, DB; Gerald Williams, Tucker, WR; Darius Walker, Southwest DeKalb, DL; Jonathan Frank- lin, Tucker, DL; Andre O'Neal, Cedar Grove, LB; Joey May, Southwest DeKalb, DB. 1994 Marcus Camp, Lithonia, LB; Jerome Weaks, McNair, QB; Jovan Riley, Dun- woody, CB; Ivory Covington, Dunwoody, S; Tyrone Lewis, Clarkston, OL; Sam Simmons, Druid Hills, DL. 1993 T.J. Johnson, Lakeside, RB; Steve Shivers, Lakeside, WR; Michael Humphrey, Dunwoody, WR; Jeff Saturday, Shamrock, OL; B.J. Cohen, Cedar Grove, DL; Delaine Manley, Lithonia, DL; Wade Wilburn, Lithonia, DB. 1992 Khalid Burnette, McNair, DB; Xavier Shepard, McNair, WR; Bryan DeGraffen- reid, Dunwoody, DL; Hubert Harris, Lakeside, LB; Chris Little, Lakeside, DL; Bill Thompson, Dunwoody, DL; Chris Ward, Southwest DeKalb, LB; Shawn Sickler, Shamrock, DL. 1991 Orlando Adwaters, Lithonia, DE; James Cummings, Henderson, TE; Tee Ed- wards, Tucker, DB; Kanon Parkman, Stone Mountain, K; Todd Pittard, Dun- woody, DE; Quevin Redding, Southwest DeKalb, RB; Ric Robinson, Tucker, DB; Jess Walton, Lakeside, CB. 1990 Kurt Frederick, Tucker, QB; Eddie Baety, Southwest DeKalb, WR; Derrick Lea- phart, Southwest DeKalb, C; Chris White, Stone Mountain, OL; Derrick Nesbitt, Towers, DB; Johnny Oates, Druid Hills, K. 1989 Walter Tate, Clarkston, DL; Matt Crosby, Lakeside, DL; Jim Glenn, Lakeside, DL; Marlin Williams, Southwest DeKalb, LB; Travis Render, Southwest DeK- alb, DB. 1988 Lewis Jackson, Southwest DeKalb, RB; Scott Gold, Lakeside, OT; Chris Gardocki, Redan, QB; Kyle Frederick, Tucker, OT; Brett Copeland, Clarkston, C; Alex Chambliss, Clarkston, LB. 1987 Robert Jester, Gordon, RB; LeMonte Tellis, Peachtree, OT; Darrian Middle- brooks, Gordon, OT; Eddie Miller, SWD, WR; Greg Lester, Lakeside, WR; Billy Anderson, Lakeside, LB. 1986 Billy Ray, Dunwoody, QB; Michael Brinkley, Druid Hills, QB; Roger Shultz, Peachtree, OT; Joe Siffri, Henderson, OG; Huey Richardson, Lakeside, DE; Marvin Oglesby,Towers, NG; Mike Norman,Towers, C. 1985 Cedric Stallworth, Southwest DeKalb, DB; Steve Davenport, SWD, WR; David Ammons, Columbia, TE; Steve Harmon, Clarkston, DB. 1984 Rodney Peters, Tucker, RB; Rory Turner, Gordon, DB; James Ross, Southwest DeKalb, DB; Vincent Guthrie, Lithonia, LB; Troy Sadowski, Chamblee, TE; Brad White, Lithonia, OL. 1983 Rod Saddler, Columbia, DE; Henry Harris, Columbia, DL; Mike Marshall, Walk- er, LB; Johnny Shields, Walker, DE; John Abram, Lithonia, OT; Steve Squire, Peachtree, DB; Jerry Jones, Clarkston, RB.

DEKALB PLAYERS NAMED TO STATE ALL -STAR GAME BY THE GEORGIA ATHLETIC COACHES ASSOCIATION

1982 Ladd Fletcher, Lakeside, WR; Roy Brabson, Lakeside, OT; Kevin Griffin, South- west DeKalb, NT; Steve Coppenger, Southwest DeKalb, TE; Venson Elder, Towers, RB; Ricky McMahan, Towers, DL; Rob Shuler, Peachtree, DL; Steve Wallace, Chamblee, DL; Tony Slaton, Columbia, WR. 1981 Rory Graves, Columbia, OL; Kelly Quinn, Stone Mountain, DT; Jon Tedder, Tucker, DL. 1980 Steve Hill, Cedar Grove, RB; Don Hogan, Peachtree, DB; Tommy Carroll, Dun- woody, E; Mark Heninger, Redan, OL; Tommy Rose, Peachtree, OL; Don An- derson, Stone Mountain, LB. 1979 Melvin Dorsey, Lakeside, RB; Bob Berry, Southwest DeKalb, QB; Jack Lindsey, Southwest DeKalb, LB; Richard Povilaitus, Cross Keys, LB; Eric Jeffries, Redan, OL; Tim Crowe, Stone Mountain, DL; John Schaefer, Lakeside, OL; Va- da King, Towers, LB. 1978 Cliff Austin, Avondale, RB. 1977 Curt Wellborn, Avondale, E; Phillip Swindoll, Cedar Grove, TE; Randy Scott, Columbia, DL; Davy Sawyer, Avondale, QB; Chris Welton, Peachtree, QB. 1976 Jim McCoun, Lakeside, SE; Scott Wages, Tucker, OG; David Henderson, Lakeside, QB; Mike Weaver, Gordon, WR; Parry Winder, Dunwoody, RB. 1975 Gary Daniel, Southwest DeKalb, C; Tom Parkerson, Lakeside, OT; Mike Klar- man, Southwest DeKalb, LB; Jeff Gray, Henderson, S; John O’Neal, Lakeside, RB. 1974 Greg Graves, Southwest DeKalb, RB; Craig Fleming, Henderson, LB. 1972 Danny Myers, Henderson. 1971 Jack Fuqua, Lakeside; Beau Bruce, Avondale; Danny Buggs, Avondale; Gary Kiker, Chamblee; Tommy Harris, Lakeside. 1970 Jimmy Poulus, Towers; James Murray, Tucker; Fred Bettress, Avondale. 1969 Ray Bradford, Towers; Mitch Sutton, Stone Mountain; Milton Bruce, Avondale. 1968 Charles Dudish, Avondale; Mike Cawthon, Avondale; John Drake, Chamblee; Gary Hanson, Lakeside; John McMakin, Tucker. 1967 Billy Brice, Avondale. 1966 Jerry Gulledge, Avondale; Lanny Pearce, Clarkston; Steve DeBardelaben, South- west DeKalb. 1965 Tommy Hannah, Druid Hills, E; George Veal, Avondale, OG; Tim Bice, Cross Keys, OG; Brad Johnson, Avondale, HB; Steve Mills, Avondale, FB. 1964 Stanley Anderson, Avondale, C; Ray Stephens, Tucker, C; David Cooper, Avon- dale, HB. 1963 Felton Lancaster, Cross Keys; Tommy Carlisle, Avondale, FB; Dowis Johnson, Tucker, HB. 1962 Marquis Baeszler, Southwest DeKalb, FB. 1961 Ed Pritchett, Avondale, QB; Bud Cobb, Chamblee, E; Jimmy Partin, Chamblee, RB; Mike Herron, Avondale. 1960 Richard Hall, Druid Hills, HB.

DEKALB PLAYERS NAMED TO STATE ALL -STAR GAME BY THE GEORGIA ATHLETIC COACHES ASSOCIATION

1958 Stanley Bell, Avondale, OT. 1957 Phil Ashe, Stone Mountain, OT; Tommy Najour, Druid Hills, O; Neel Patrick, Druid Hills, E. 1956 Tommy Lewis, Southwest DeKalb, QB. 1952 Larry Bolton, Tucker, OG; Curtis Akin, Tucker, E; Robert Brown, Clarkston, C.

DEKALB PLAYERS NAMED TO GEORGIA -FLORIDA ALL -STAR GAME

2001 Marcus McNeill, Cedar Grove, OT; Jerome Jones, Lakeside, LB; Brandon Can- non, Stephenson, DE; Demario Minter, Stephenson, DB. 2001 Quan Dominick, Cedar Grove, TE; Quentin Burrell, Southwest Dekalb, DB; Jabari Davis, Tucker, RB. 2000 Travis Harris, Southwest DeKalb, LB; Ronald Abrams, Southwest DeKalb, DB; Kelvin Kight, Lithonia, WR. 1999 Jeff Womble, Dunwoody, NG; Marcus Lewis, Dunwoody, DE. 1998 Tad Golden, Southwest DeKalb, DB. 1997 Melvin Richey, Southwest DeKalb, DT; Joe Jackson, Lakeside, SS; Cosey Cole- man, Southwest DeKalb, OT. 1996 Cory Robinson, Tucker, DB; Jason Holloman, Lakeside, OL; Marshall Presley, Lakeside, OL; Jerrold Dennis, Southwest DeKalb, FB; Quincy Carter, Southwest DeKalb, QB; Patrick Pass, Tucker, RB. 1995 Marco Shepard, Southwest DeKalb, WR; Miles Luckie, Clarkston, DT; Demetri- us Lewis, Southwest DeKalb, DB; Rodney Williams, Southwest DeKalb, P; Lar- ry Mann, Dunwoody, LB; Lance Gray, Towers, DL; Jamil Graham, Druid Hills, DL; Jason Jones, Redan, DL. 1994 Howard Bartley, Southwest DeKalb, LB; Rod Perrymond, Dunwoody, RB; Travis Stroud, Dunwoody, DL; Terry Wilkerson, Cedar Grove, DL. 1993 Charles London, Dunwoody, RB; Kane Walker, Cedar Grove, OL; Delanie Man- ley, Lithonia, DL. 1992 Boris Oden, Lakeside, OL; Chris Turner, Southwest DeKalb, DL; Million Wil- liams, Cedar Grove, TE; Carlos Curry, Columbia, DL. 1991 Michael Guffie, Lakeside, WR -DB; Cedric Zachery, Southwest DeKalb, WR. 1990 Hason Graham, Southwest DeKalb, WR; Derrick Nesbitt, Towers, DB. 1989 Walter Tate, Clarkston, DL; Ricky Sutton, Tucker, LB; Marlin Williams, South- west DeKalb, LB; Robert O’Neal, Clarkston, DB. 1988 Kyle Frederick Tucker, OT; Alex Chambliss, Clarkston, BL; Brett Copeland, Clarkston, C; Chris Gardocki, Redan, K. 1987 LeMonte Tellis, Peachtree, OT; Eddie Miller, Southwest DeKalb, WR; Greg Lester, Lakeside, WR. 1986 Billy Ray, Dunwoody, QB; Joe Siffri, Henderson, OT; Roger Schultz, Peachtree, OT; Jeff Brown, Dunwoody, LB.

DEKALB COUNTY PLAYERS DRAFTED BY THE NFL

YEAR - NAME -HIGH SCHOOL -COLLEGE -NFL TEAM -ROUND DRAFTED 2020 - Dennis Wonnum, Stephenson, South Carolina, Minnesota Vikings, 4th 2019 - Montez Sweat, Stephenson, Mississippi State, Washington Redskins, 1st Rock Ya -Sin, Southwest DeKalb, Temple, Indianapolis Colts, 2nd Duke Shelley, Tucker, Kansas State, Chicago Bears, 6th 2017 - Gerald Everett, Columbia, South Alabama, Los Angelos Rams, 2nd Ukeme Eligwe, Stone Mountain, Georgia Southern, Kansas City, 5th 2016 - Kevin Byard, Martin Luther King Jr., Middle Tennessee State, Tennessee, 3rd 2015 - Breshad Perriman, Arabia Mountain, Central Florida, Baltimore, 1st Preston Smith, Stephenson, Mississippi State, Washington, 2nd Mike Davis, Stephenson, South Carolina, San Francisco, 4th 2013 - Jamoris Slaughter, Tucker, Notre Dame, Cleveland, 6th 2012 - Bruce Irvin, Stephenson, West Virginia, Seattle, 1st Stephen Hill, Miller Grove, Georgia Tech, New York Jets, 2nd Corey White, Dunwoody, Samford, New Orleans, 5th 2011 - Kelvin Sheppard, Stephenson, LSU, Buffalo, 3rd DaNorris Searcy, Towers, North Carolina, Buffalo, 4th Dwayne Harris, Tucker, East Carolina, Dallas, 6th 2010 - Jermaine Cunningham, Stephenson, Florida, New England, 2nd Perry Riley, Stephenson, Washington, 4th 2009 - Asher Allen, Tucker, Georgia, Minnesota, 3rd 2008 - Dexter Jackson, Dunwoody, Appalachian State, Tampa Bay, 2nd Thomas Brown, Tucker, Georgia, Atlanta, 6th 2006 - Marcus McNeill, Cedar Grove, Auburn, San Diego, 2nd Demario Minter, Stephenson, Georgia, Cleveland, 5th Anthony Cannon, Stephenson, Tulane, Detroit, 7th 2003 - Robert Mathis, McNair, Alabama A&M, Indianapolis, 5th 2002 - Kendall Newsom, Columbia, Middle Tennessee State, Jacksonville, 7th 2001 - Quincy Carter, SW DeKalb, Georgia, Dallas, 2nd Idrees Bashir, Dunwoody, Memphis, Indianapolis, 2nd Robert Carswell, Stone Mountain, Clemson, San Diego, 7th 2000 - Cosey Coleman, SW DeKalb, Tennessee, Tampa Bay, 2nd Robert Bean, Lakeside, Mississippi State, Cincinnati, 5th Orantes Grant, Dunwoody, Georgia, Dallas, 7th Patrick Pass, Tucker, Georgia, New England, 7th 1999 - Rodney Williams, SW DeKalb, Georgia Tech, St Louis, 7th 1998 - Kevin McLeod, Clarkston, Auburn, Jacksonville, 6th 1997 - Rod Brown, Lithonia, NC St., Arizona, 6th Chris Ward, SW DeKalb, Kentucky, Baltimore, 7th 1993 - Robert O'Neal, Clarkston, Clemson, Miami, 6th 1992 - Muhammad Shamsid -deen, McNair, UT Chattanooga, Seattle,8th Eddie Miller, SW DeKalb, South Carolina, Indianapolis, 9th 1991 - Huey Richardson, Lakeside, Florida, Pittsburgh, lst Chris Gardocki, Redan, Clemson, Chicago, 3rd

DEKALB COUNTY PLAYERS DRAFTED BY THE NFL

YEAR - NAME -HIGH SCHOOL -COLLEGE -NFL TEAM -ROUND DRAFTED 1990 - Terance Mathis, Redan, New Mexico, NY Jets, 6th Fred Jones, SW DeKalb, Grambling, Kansas City, 4th Clemente Gordon, SW DeKalb, Grambling, Cleveland, 11th 1989 - Troy Sadowski, Chamblee, Georgia, Atlanta, 6th Cedric Stallworth, SW DeKalb, GA Tech, Green Bay, 11th 1988 - Kirk Roach, Peachtree, Western Carolina, Buffalo, 5th 1987 - Harris Barton, Dunwoody, N. Carolina, San Francisco, lst Rod Saddler, Columbia, Texas A&M, St. Louis, 4th Greg Davis, Lakeside, Citadel, Tampa Bay 9th 1986 - Steve Wallace, Chamblee, Auburn, San Francisco, 4th 1985 - Kevin Butler, Redan, Georgia, Chicago, 4th K. D. Dunn, Gordon, Clemson, St. Louis, 5th 1983 - Cliff Austin, Avondale, Clemson, New Orleans, 3rd Bob Harris, Cedar Grove, Auburn, St. Louis, 8th 1982 - Jeff Bryant, Gordon, Clemson, Seattle, lst 1981 - Robert Parham, Gordon, Grambling, San Diego, l0th Lester Mickens, Gordon, Kansas, New Orleans, llth 1978 - Kem Coleman, Sequoyah, Mississippi, New England, 6th 1977 - Andy Spiva, Chamblee, Tennessee, St. Louis, 5th David Whitehurst, Walker, Furman, Green Bay, 8th 1976 - Glynn Harrison, Columbia, Georgia, San Diego, 9th 1975 - Danny Buggs, Avondale, West Virginia, N.Y. Giants, 3rd 1974 - Mitch Sutton, Stone Mountain, Kansas, Philadelphia, 3rd Jimmy Poulos, Towers, Georgia, St. Louis, 13th 1972 - John McMakin, Tucker, Clemson, Pittsburgh, 3rd 1971 - Chip Kell, Avondale, Tennessee, San Diego, 17th

DEKALB AND THE NFL FREE AGENTS

Not all of the DeKalb players that competed in the National Football League were drafted. Some players were signed as free agents and were able to make the regular season roster. Listed are the players that spent at least a year in the NFL after signing as a free agent:

2020 - Gus Cumberlander, Cedar Grove, Oregon, New Orleans Chauncey Rivers, Stephenson, Mississippi State, Baltimore 2019 - Jakobi Meyers, Arabia Mountain, North Carolina State, New England Tyler Jones, Stephenson, North Carolina State, New York Jets Terez Hall, Martin Luther King Jr., Missouri, New England Jonathan Ledbetter, Tucker, Georgia, Miami Bryson Allen -Williams, Cedar Grove, South Carolina, Oakland 2018 - Dominick Sanders, Tucker, Georgia, Philadelphia Davin Bellamy, Chamblee, Georgia, Houston Danny Ezechukwu, Arabia Mountain, Purdue, Philadelphia Jonathan Wynn, Stephenson, Vanderbilt, Minnesota Mackendy Cheridor, Columbia, Georgia State, Atlanta 2017 - Jhaustin Thomas, Columbia, Iowa State, Indianapolis 2016 - Josh Dawson, Tucker, Georgia, Atlanta Darreon Herring, Stephenson, Vanderbilt 2015 - Mike Thornton, Stephenson, Georgia, Pittsburgh James Vaughters, Tucker, Stanford, Green Bay Jonathan Mincy, Southwest DeKalb, Auburn, Atlanta 2014 - Marcus Ball, Stephenson, Memphis, New Orleans Seantavius Jones, Tucker, Valdosta State, New Orleans Kenny Ladler, Stephenson, Vanderbilt, Buffalo Kenny Gilstrap, Miller Grove, Middle Tennessee State, Baltimore 2013 - Bryan Jean -Pierre, Dunwoody, William&Mary, Carolina A.J. Hawkins, Martin Luther King Jr., Ole Miss, Kansas City Gerald Rivers, Cedar Grove, Ole Miss, St. Louis Josh Jarboe, Cedar Grove, Arkansas State, Washington Charles Reeves, Stone Mountain, Troy, Washington 2012 - Neiko Thorpe, Tucker, Auburn, Kansas City Malcolm Beyah, Chamblee, Middle Tennessee State, New Orleans 2011 - Lamarcus Thompson, Redan, Tennessee, Atlanta 2010 - Brandon Lang, Tucker, Troy State, San Diego Eric Ward, Southwest DeKalb, Richmond, Atlanta 2009 - Julius Williams, Towers, Connecticut, Jacksonville Cord Parks, Stone Mountain, Northeastern, St. Louis Dobson Collins, Stone Mountain, Gardner -Webb, San Francisco 2008 - Kregg Lumpkin, Stephenson, Georgia, Green Bay Michael Grant, Stephenson, Arkansas, Jacksonville Kalvin McRae, Avondale, University of Ohio, Kansas City Malik Jackson, Dunwoody, Louisville, Oakland 2007 - Jonathan Palmer, Cedar Grove, Auburn, Pittsburgh Jermaine McElveen, Lakeside, UAB, Tennessee

DEKALB AND THE NFL FREE AGENTS

2007 - Israel Route, Stephenson, Tulane, Detroit 2006 - Maurice Avery, McNair, Memphis, New York Jets Tim Goodwell, Tucker, Memphis, Green Bay 2005 - Keon Newson, Columbia, Bowling Green, St. Louis Travis Harris, Southwest DeKalb, Florida, Tennessee 2004 - Bruce Adrine, Lakeside, Georgia, Atlanta 2002 - Chris Brown, Avondale, UAB, Jacksonville Sean Dillard, Redan, Temple, Washington Gary Byrd, Stone Mountain, Buffalo 2000 - Cedric Oglesby, Southwest DeKalb, South Carolina State, Dallas 1999 - Danny Kight, Druid Hills, Augusta, Indianapolis Jeff Saturday, Shamrock, UNC, Indianapolis Kevin McLeod, Clarkston, Auburn, Tampa Bay 1997 - Rico Clark, Lakeside, Louisville, Indianapolis, New England Allen DeGraffenried, Dunwoody, Vanderbilt, Arizona 1995 - Hasson Graham, SWD, UGA, New England 1993 - Ricky Sutton, Tucker, Auburn, Steelers 1987 - Matt Battaglia, Lithonia, Louisville, Philadelphia, Cleveland 1986 - Rory Graves, Columbia, Ohio State, Raiders 1985 - David Edwards, Columbia, Illinois, Pittsburgh 1983 - Angelo Snipes, Walker, West GA, Washington, KC, San Diego 1981 - Randy Scott, Columbia, Alabama, Green Bay 1978 - Tommy Southard, Druid Hills, Furman, St Louis 1974 - Dick Conn, Lakeside, Georgia, Pittsburgh, New England

DEKALB PLAYERS BY SCHOOL IN NFL DRAFT

Arabia Mountain (1): (2015) Breshad Perriman, Baltimore, 1st. Avondale (3): (1983) Cliff Austin, New Orleans, 3rd; (1975) Danny Buggs, New York Giants, 3rd; (1971) Chip Kell, San Diego, 17th. Cedar Grove (2): (2006) Marcus McNeill, San Diego, 2nd; (1983) Bob Harris, St. Louis, 8th. Chamblee (3): (1989) Troy Sadowski, Atlanta, 6th; (1986) Steve Wallace, San Francisco, 4th; (1977) Andy Spiva, St. Louis, 5th. Clarkston (2): (1998) Kevin McLeod, Jacksonville, 6th; (1993) Robert O’Neal, Miami, 6th. Columbia (4): (2017) Gerald Everett, Los Angeles Rams, 2nd; (2002) Kendall Newson, Jacksonville, 7th; (1987) Rod Saddler, St. Louis, 4th; (1976) Glynn Harrison, San Diego, 9th. Dunwoody (5): (2012) Corey White, New Orleans, 5th; (2008) Dexter Jackson, Tampa Bay, 2nd; (2001) Idrees Bashir, Indianapolis, 2nd; (2000) Orantes Grant, Dal- las, 7th; (1987) Harris Barton, San Francsico, 1st. Gordon (4): (1985) K.D. Dunn, St. Louis, 5th; (1982) Jeff Bryant, Seattle, 1st; (1981) Robert Parham, San Diego, 10th; Lester Mickens, New Orleans, 11th. Lakeside (3): (2000) Robert Bean, Cincinnati, 5th; (1991) Huey Richardson, Pitts- burgh, 1st; (1987) Greg Davis, Tampa Bay, 9th. Lithonia (1): (1997) Rod Brown, Arizona, 6th. Martin Luther King Jr. (1): (2016) Kevin Byard, Tennessee, 3rd. McNair (2): (2003) Robert Mathis, Indianapolis, 5th; (1992) Muhammad Shamsid - deen, Seattle, 8th. Miller Grove (1): (2012) Stephen Hill, New York Jets, 2nd. Peachtree (1): (1988) Kirk Roach, Buffalo, 5th. Redan (3): (1991) Chris Gardocki, Chicago, 3rd; (1990) Terance Mathis, New York Jets, 6th; (1985) Kevin Butler, Chicago, 4th. Sequoyah (1): (1978) Kem Coleman, New England, 6th. Southwest DeKalb (9): (2019) Rock Ya -Sin, Indianapolis, 2nd; (2001) Quincy Carter, Dallas, 2nd; (2000) Cosey Coleman, Tampa Bay, 2nd; (1999) Rodney Wil- liams, St. Louis, 7th; (1997) Chris Ward, Baltimore, 7th; (1992) Eddie Miller, Indian- apolis, 9th; (1990) Fred Jones, Kansas City, 4th; Clemente Gordon, Cleveland, 11th; (1989) Cedric Stallworth, Green Bay, 11th. Stephenson (10): (2020) Dennis Wonnum, Minnesota, 4th; (2019) Montez Sweat, Washington, 1st; (2015) Preston Smith, Washington, 2nd; Mike Davis, San Francisco, 4th; (2012) Bruce Irvin, Seattle, 1st; (2011) Kelvin Sheppard, Buffalo, 3rd; (2010) Jermaine Cunningham, New England, 2nd; Perry Riley, Washington, 4th; (2006) De- mario Minter, Cleveland, 5th; Anthony Cannon, Detroit, 7th. Stone Mountain (3): (2017) Ukeme Eligwe, Kansas City, 5th; (2001) Robert Car- swell, San Diego, 7th; (1974) Mitch Sutton, Philadelphia, 3rd. Towers (2): (2011) DaNorris Searcy, Buffalo, 4th; (1974) Jimmy Poulus, St. Louis, 14th. Tucker (7): (2019) Duke Shelley, Chicago, 6th; (2013) Jamoris Slaughter, Notre Dame, 6th; (2011) Dwayne Harris, Dallas, 6th; (2009) Asher Allen, Minnesota, 3rd; (2008) Thomas Brown, Atlanta, 6th; (2000) Patrick Pass, New England, 7th; (1972) John McMakin, Pittsburgh, 3rd. Walker (1): (1977) David Whitehurst, Green Bay, 8th.

SCHOOL RECORDS

Eleven -man tackle football began for all schools in DeKalb County in 1950. Druid Hills also played some eleven -man football in the 1930s, and Southwest DeKalb played eleven -man football for the first time in 1949. Prior to that time, eight -man football was played in the county.

ARABIA MOUNTAIN 1989 10 -3 Fred Foster Year W-L Coach 1990 1-9 Fred Foster 2009 2-5 Christopher Beal 1991 0-10 Christopher Beal 2010 3-7 Christopher Beal 1992 1-9 Christopher Beal 2011 3-7 Christopher Beal 1993 0-10 Ron Kitchens 2012 4-6 Christopher Beal 1994 2-8 Ron Kitchens 2013 7-3 Stanley Pritchett 1995 2-8 Ron Kitchens 2014 4-6 Stanley Pritchett 1996 5-5 Ron Kitchens 2015 4-6 Stanley Pritchett 1997 2-8 Ron Kitchens 2016 9-3 Stanley Pritchett 1998 2-8 Jerry Smart 2017 9-3 Stanley Pritchett 1999 4-6 Karl Moton 2018 6-5 Stanley Pritchett 2000 1-9 Maurice Tyler 2019 2-9 Stanley Pritchett 2001 5-5 Maurice Tyler 2002 3-7 Maurice Tyler AVONDALE 2003 3-7 Maurice Tyler Year W-L Coach 2004 0-10 Pat Foster 1950 4-5 R.E. Townsley 2005 2-8 Mark Adams 1951 3-7 Calvin Ramsey 2006 2-8 Mark Adams 1952 8-1-1 Calvin Ramsey 2007 3-7 Mark Adams 1953 3-5-2 Calvin Ramsey 2008 1-9 Mike Carson 1954 8-2 Calvin Ramsey 2009 6-5 Mike Carson 1955 7-3 Calvin Ramsey 2010 2-8 Byron McCall 1956 7-2-1 Calvin Ramsey 1957 10 -2 Calvin Ramsey BRIARCLIFF 1958 11 -0-2 Calvin Ramsey 1959 2-3-1 Sam Black 1959 9-1 Calvin Ramsey 1960 3-7 Sam Black 1960 12 -1 Calvin Ramsey 1961 3-7 Sam Black 1961 9-1 Calvin Ramsey 1962 1-8-1 Sam Black 1962 9-1 Calvin Ramsey 1963 4-5-1 Frank Hixon 1963 12 -1 Calvin Ramsey 1964 4-3-3 Frank Hixon 1964 12 -1 Calvin Ramsey 1965 5-4-1 Frank Hixon 1965 10 -1 Calvin Ramsey 1966 4-6 Frank Hixon 1966 10 -1 Calvin Ramsey 1967 4-6 Frank Hixon 1967 9-1 Calvin Ramsey 1968 1-9 Cookie Ramos 1968 8-1-1 Calvin Ramsey 1969 1-9 Cookie Ramos 1969 10 -1 Calvin Ramsey 1970 2-7-1 Jim Costen 1970 8-1 Crawford Kennedy 1971 5-5 Jim Costen 1971 11 -2-1 Crawford Kennedy 1972 2-8 Talley Johnson 1972 10 -2 Crawford Kennedy 1973 2-8 Talley Johnson 1973 7-3 Crawford Kennedy 1974 2-8 Dickey Bean 1974 6-4 Crawford Kennedy 1975 4-6 Bruce Stephens 1975 7-2-1 Crawford Kennedy 1976 3-7 Bruce Stephens 1976 14 -0 Crawford Kennedy 1977 0-10 Bruce Stephens 1977 8-2 Crawford Kennedy 1978 3-7 Bruce Stephens 1978 8-3 Crawford Kennedy 1979 2-8 Bruce Stephens 1979 9-3 Crawford Kennedy 1980 1-9 Frank Springer 1980 4-6 Crawford Kennedy 1981 0-10 Ron Young 1981 3-7 Crawford Kennedy 1982 1-9 Ron Young 1982 5-5 Crawford Kennedy 1983 5-4-1 Ron Young 1983 9-2-1 Crawford Kennedy 1984 4-4-1 Joe O'Neal 1984 6-4 Crawford Kennedy 1985 4-6 Joe O'Neal 1985 6-5 Crawford Kennedy 1986 2-8 Joe O'Neal 1986 6-4 Crawford Kennedy 1987 6-4 Crawford Kennedy CEDAR GROVE 1988 8-2 Crawford Kennedy 1972 4-4 Ed Meyer

SCHOOL RECORDS

1973 7-2-1 Ed Meyer 1963 6-3-1 Gene Goff 1974 5-5 Clint Flanagan 1964 6-4 Gene Goff 1975 7-3 Clint Flanagan 1965 8-4 Gene Goff 1976 12 -l Clint Flanagan 1966 6-3-1 Gene Goff 1977 3-6-1 Fred Foster 1967 5-5 Gene Goff 1978 10 -1 Fred Foster 1968 4-5-1 Gene Goff 1979 9-2 Fred Foster 1969 8-2 Goff/Rains 1980 3-6-1 Fred Foster 1970 6-4 Eddie Rains 1981 6-4 Fred Foster 1971 7-2-1 Tony Martin 1982 7-3 Fred Foster 1972 5-4-1 Tony Martin 1983 3-7 Eric Taggart 1973 4-5-1 Tony Martin 1984 3-6-1 Harry Newberry 1974 7-3 Tony Martin 1985 1-9 Harry Newberry 1975 6-4 Tony Martin 1986 4-6 Harry Newberry 1976 1-9 Ron Carter 1987 5-5 Harry Newberry 1977 2-8 French Johnson 1988 6-4 Harry Newberry 1978 4-6 French Johnson 1989 8-2 Harry Newberry 1979 9-2 French Johnson 1990 11 -1 Harry Newberry 1980 9-2 French Johnson 1991 14 -1 Harry Newberry 1981 10 -1 French Johnson 1992 9-3 Ozzie Harrell 1982 11 -2 French Johnson 1993 7-4 Ozzie Harrell 1983 8-3 Jim Cagle 1994 3-9 Ozzie Harrell 1984 6-5 Jim Cagle 1995 6-4 Ozzie Harrell 1985 5-5 Jim Cagle 1996 5-5 Ozzie Harrell 1986 5-5 Jim Cagle 1997 8-3 Ozzie Harrell 1987 4-6 Jim Cagle 1998 6-4 Ozzie Harrell 1988 6-4 Jim Cagle 1999 8-3 Ozzie Harrell 1989 4-6 Jim Cagle 2000 5-5 Ozzie Harrell 1990 5-5 Eddie Rains 2001 6-4 Robert Rice 1991 1-9 Scott Doss 2002 4-6 Robert Rice 1992 2-7 Scott Doss 2003 0-10 Ray Bonner 1993 1-8 Scott Doss 2004 5-5 Ray Bonner 1994 3-7 Eric Watson 2005 4-6 Ray Bonner 1995 5-5 Eric Watson 2006 5-5 Ray Bonner 1996 2-8 Eric Watson 2007 5-5 Ray Bonner 1997 1-9 Eric Watson 2008 6-4 Ray Bonner 1998 4-6 Steve Adley 2009 5-5 Ray Bonner 1999 2-8 Steve Adley 2010 8-5 Ray Bonner 2000 4-6 Wade Beale 2011 7-4 Ray Bonner 2001 6-4 Wade Beale 2012 6-5 Ray Bonner 2002 6-4 Wade Beale 2013 7-5 Jermaine Smith 2003 6-4 Wade Beale 2014 9-3 Jermaine Smith 2004 4-6 Brent Miller 2015 11 -2-1 Jermaine Smith 2005 9-3 Brent Miller 2016 13 -2 Jermaine Smith 2006 8-2 Brent Miller 2017 13 -1 Jermaine Smith 2007 12 -2 Jim Showfety 2018 14 -1 Jermaine Smith 2008 6-5 Mike Collins 2019 13 -2 Miguel Patrick 2009 7-4 Mike Collins 2010 2-8 James Soza CHAMBLEE 2011 4-6 James Soza 1950 4-3 Tony Palma 2012 8-2 Allen Johnson 1951 2-6-2 Tony Palma 2013 6-4 Allen Johnson 1952 4-6 Tony Palma 2014 1-9 Allen Johnson 1953 3-6-1 Tony Palma 2015 2-8 Allen Johnson 1954 5-5 Tony Palma 2016 2-8 Curtis Mattair 1955 4-6 Tony Palma 2017 1-9 Curtis Mattair 1956 2-8 Tony Palma 2018 0-10 Curtis Mattair 1957 0-10 Tony Palma 2019 1-8 Scott Schwarzer 1958 5-4-1 Tony Palma 1959 6-4 Gene Goff CLARKSTON 1960 9-2 Gene Goff 1950 4-3 Jim Owen 1961 5-6 Gene Goff 1951 5-4-1 Jim Owen 1962 8-1-1 Gene Goff 1952 8-1-1 Jim Owen 99

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1953 6-3-1 Jim Owen 2015 1-8 Terrance Hughey 1954 0-10 Ed Tatum 2016 1-9 Terrance Hughey 1955 0-10 Ed Tatum 2017 1-9 Terrance Hughey 1956 6-4 Ed Tatum 2018 0-10 Terrance Hughey 1957 7-3 Ed Tatum 2019 0-10 Terrance Hughey 1958 7-1-1 Jack Carroll 1959 7-3 Jack Carroll COLUMBIA 1960 5-5 Jack Carroll 1967 4-5-1 George Lawson 1961 3-7 Jack Carroll 1968 0-10 George Lawson 1962 6-4 Jimmy Ackerman 1969 6-4 George Lawson 1963 7-2-1 Jimmy Ackerman 1970 9-2 Phil Knight 1964 8-2 Jimmy Ackerman 1971 7-3-1 Phil Knight 1965 7-3-1 Jimmy Ackerman 1972 2-7-1 Phil Knight 1966 2-7-1 Jimmy Ackerman 1973 2-7-1 Phil Knight 1967 3-7 Jimmy Ackerman 1974 4-6 Harold Henderson 1968 7-3 Jimmy Ackerman 1975 5-4-1 Harold Henderson 1969 7-3 Charlie Lingerfelt 1976 1-9 Harold Henderson 1970 6-4 Stacy Burton 1977 2-8 Harold Henderson 1971 5-4-1 Jack Miller 1978 6-5 George Pugh 1972 6-4 Jack Miller 1979 6-4 Ray Bonner 1973 8-3 Jack Miller 1980 7-5 Ray Bonner 1974 1-9 Jack Miller 1981 12 -3 Ray Bonner 1975 5-3-2 Jack Miller 1982 8-3 Ray Bonner 1976 2-8 Jack Miller 1983 2-8 Ray Bonner 1977 3-7 Terry Sport 1984 2-8 Ray Bonner 1978 3-7 Terry Sport 1985 8-4 Bob Lord 1979 2-8 Terry Sport 1986 7-4 Bob Lord 1980 7-3 Tommy Stringer 1987 5-6 Bob Lord 1981 4-6 Tommy Stringer 1988 6-5 R.D. Dorris 1982 6-4 Tommy Stringer 1989 4-6 Ron Sebree 1983 6-4 Tommy Stringer 1990 1-9 Ron Sebree 1984 5-4-1 Tommy Stringer 1991 2-8 Ron Sebree 1985 4-6 Tommy Stringer 1992 6-4 Ron Sebree 1986 6-6 Tommy Stringer 1993 8-4 Ron Sebree 1987 10 -2 Tommy Stringer 1994 7-4 Ron Sebree 1988 11 -1 Tommy Stringer 1995 7-4 Ron Sebree 1989 8-4 Roy Sparks 1996 9-3 Ron Sebree 1990 6-4 Roy Sparks 1997 10 -3 Ron Sebree 1991 4-6 Roy Sparks 1998 1-9 Ron Sebree 1992 7-5 Roy Sparks 1999 3-7 David Edwards 1993 12 -1 Roy Sparks 2000 2-8 David Edwards 1994 4-6 Larry Jester 2001 2-8 Bob Perryman 1995 2-8 Larry Jester 2002 7-2 Bob Perryman 1996 5-5 Larry Jester 2003 2-8 Nick Davis 1997 11 -3 Larry Jester 2004 2-8 Kevin Latham 1998 7-5 Larry Jester 2005 8-3 Kevin Latham 1999 1-9 Jeff Tarver 2006 3-7 Kevin Latham 2000 1-9 Jeff Tarver 2007 5-5 Kevin Latham 2001 1-9 Wayne Jones 2008 5-5 Kevin Latham 2002 2-8 Wayne Jones 2009 3-7 Mario Allen 2003 4-6 Wayne Jones 2010 6-4 Mario Allen 2004 4-6 Wayne Jones 2011 6-5 Mario Allen 2005 4-6 Wayne Jones 2012 5-5 David Edwards 2006 3-7 Wayne Jones 2013 6-4 David Edwards 2007 0-10 Jay Rollerson 2014 7-4 David Edwards 2008 2-8 Jay Rollerson 2015 5-6 David Edwards 2009 1-9 Jay Rollerson 2016 2-8 David Edwards 2010 1-9 Jay Rollerson 2017 5-6 Brian Montgomery 2011 2-8 Gary Wansley 2018 2-8 Brian Montgomery 2012 5-5 Gary Wansley 2019 4-7 Brian Montgomery 2013 4-5-1 Gary Wansley 2014 0-10 Terrance Hughey CROSS KEYS 100

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1958 6-3 Sam Edenfield DRUID HILLS 1959 8-2 Sam Edenfield 1950 9-1 George Muse 1960 1-8-1 Sam Edenfield 1951 7-3 George Muse 1961 4-6 Sam Edenfield 1952 6-4 George Muse 1962 5-2-2 Sam Edenfield 1953 3-6-1 Elmer Morrow 1963 4-4-1 Sam Edenfield 1954 4-6 Elmer Morrow 1964 5-4-1 Sam Edenfield 1955 5-3-2 Elmer Morrow 1965 4-6 Dave Redford 1956 11 -1-1 Elmer Morrow 1966 3-7 Dave Redford 1957 2-5-3 Elmer Morrow 1967 1-9 Bob Morrow 1958 1-9 Elmer Morrow 1968 3-7 Bob Morrow 1959 6-3-1 Johnny Menger 1969 2-8 Bob Morrow 1960 5-4-1 Johnny Menger 1970 1-8-1 Bennie Lowe 1961 0-10 Ed Meyer 1971 1-9 Bennie Lowe 1962 1-8-1 Garland Williams 1972 0-10 Bobby Allen 1963 3-6-1 Crawford Kennedy 1973 2-6-2 Bobby Allen 1964 2-7-1 Crawford Kennedy 1974 0-10 Bobby Allen 1965 8-1-1 Crawford Kennedy 1975 2-8 Bobby Allen 1966 4-4-2 Crawford Kennedy 1976 1-9 Billy Mikel 1967 6-4 Crawford Kennedy 1977 3-7 Ed Trail 1968 5-5 Crawford Kennedy 1978 5-5 Ed Trail 1969 3-6-1 Jimmy Rakestraw 1979 3-7 Ed Trail 1970 4-6 Jimmy Rakestraw 1980 4-6 Tom Lozano 1971 1-8-1 Jimmy Rakestraw 1981 1-9 Tom Lozano 1972 3-7 Jimmy Rakestraw 1982 4-6 Tom Lozano 1973 9-1 Jimmy Rakestraw 1983 1-8-1 Tom Lozano 1974 1-9 Fred Foster 1984 2-8 Tom Lozano 1975 2-7-1 Fred Foster 1985 1-9 Coleman Searle 1976 3-7 Fred Foster 1986 2-8 Coleman Searle 1977 0-10 Tommy Stringer 1987 1-9 Coleman Searle 1978 3-7 Tommy Stringer 1988 1-9 Tom Matthews 1979 3-7 Tommy Stringer 1989 6-4 Kenny Reese 1980 2-7-1 David Magouyrk 1990 5-5 Kenny Reese 1981 2-8 David Magouyrk 1991 1-9 Bill Harris 1982 5-5 David Magouyrk 1992 1-9 Bill Harris 1983 6-4 Jerry Smart 1993 3-7 Bill Harris 1984 3-6-1 Jerry Smart 1994 8-2 Bill Harris 1985 8-2-1 Jerry Smart 1995 4-6 Bill Harris 1986 2-8 Jerry Smart 1996 1-9 Maurice Tyler 1987 4-6 Joe O'Neal 1997 1-9 Maurice Tyler 1988 2-8 Hassell Marlin 1998 0-10 Mark Adams 1989 1-9 Mike Lancaster 1999 2-8 Mark Adams 1990 1-9 Greg McCrary 2000 0-10 Mark Adams 1991 4-6 Greg McCrary 2001 0-10 Mark Adams 1992 6-4 Greg McCrary 2002 1-9 James Nicholson 1993 6-4 Greg McCrary 2003 0-10 James Nicholson 1994 2-8 Gary Bloodsaw 2004 3-7 Douglas Blackwell 1995 No Team 2005 1-9 Douglas Blackwell 1996 0-10 Daryl Zarbnisky 2006 1-9 Douglas Blackwell 1997 0-10 Mike Cammack 2007 0-10 Douglas Blackwell 1998 3-7 Mike Cammack 2008 0-10 David Radford 1999 4-6 Mike Cammack 2009 1-9 David Radford 2000 3-7 Mike Cammack 2010 2-7-1 David Radford 2001 1-9 Mike Cammack 2011 1-8-1 David Radford 2002 0-10 Mike Cammack 2012 0-9 David Radford 2003 0-10 Mike Cammack 2013 1-9 David Radford 2004 3-7 Mike Cammack 2014 1-4 Kevin Saunders 2005 1-9 Mike Cammack 2015 0-5 John Bowen 2006 1-9 Kip Hall 2016 1-5 Mark Adams 2007 0-10 Kip Hall 2017 0-6 Mark Adams 2008 4-6 Kip Hall 2018 0-10 Mark Adams 2009 2-8 Kip Hall 2019 0-10 John Bowen 2010 4-6 Kip Hall

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2011 4-6 Kip Hall 1961 3-6-1 Jeff Davis 2012 4-6 Kip Hall 1962 6-4 Jeff Davis 2013 4-6 Mark Adams 1963 3-7 Jeff Davis 2014 4-6 Mark Adams 1964 5-3-2 Jeff Davis 2015 4-6 Mark Adams 1965 2-8 Jeff Davis 2016 4-6 Myron Burton 1966 2-7-1 Roy Sparks 2017 1-9 Myron Burton 1967 1-9 Roy Sparks 2018 2-8 Rosaria Rice 1968 1-8-1 Roy Sparks 2019 2-8 Rosaria Rice 1969 2-8 Ed Myers 1970 6-3-1 Ed Myers DUNWOODY 1971 2-8 Ed Myers 1973 2-7 Will Jackson 1972 1-8-1 Ed Myers 1974 6-4 Will Jackson 1973 4-6 Ed Myers 1975 7-3 Will Jackson 1974 9-1 Cecil Jones 1976 5-5 Roy Sparks 1975 8-2 Cecil Jones 1977 5-5 Roy Sparks 1976 6-4 Cecil Jones 1978 8-3 Roy Sparks 1977 11 -2 Napoleon Cobb 1979 6-4 Roy Sparks 1978 8-3 Randolph Smith 1980 2-8 Roy Sparks 1979 4-6 Randolph Smith 1981 4-6 Ken Pettus 1980 3-7 Randolph Smith 1982 4-4-2 Ken Pettus 1981 0-10 Randolph Smith 1983 8-2 Ken Pettus 1982 1-9 Harold Johnson 1984 7-4 David Kelly 1983 7-3 Harold Johnson 1985 7-3 David Kelly 1984 1-9 Harold Johnson 1986 1-9 David Kelly 1985 1-9 Isaac Donald 1987 7-4 David Kelly 1986 11 -3 Isaac Donald 1988 8-4 David Kelly 1989 8-3 David Kelly HENDERSON 1990 5-4-1 David Kelly 1968 2-8 Terry Sparks 1991 9-3 David Kelly 1969 3-7 Terry Sparks 1992 10 -4 David Kelly 1970 8-2 Terry Sparks 1993 15 -0 David Kelly 1971 9-2 Terry Sparks 1994 8-5 Kenny Reese 1972 7-4 Terry Sparks 1995 7-4 Kenny Reese 1973 11 -2 Terry Sparks 1996 9-3 Kenny Reese 1974 8-3 Terry Sparks 1997 3-7 Don Savage 1975 3-5-2 Terry Sparks 1998 8-3 Don Savage 1976 9-1 Terry Sparks 1999 2-8 Don Savage 1977 7-3 Terry Sparks 2000 5-5 Don Savage 1978 4-5-1 Terry Sparks 2001 3-7 Don Savage 1979 5-5 Terry Sparks 2002 0-10 James Teter 1980 6-4 Terry Sparks 2003 3-7 James Teter 1981 3-7 Jim Parham 2004 6-4 James Teter 1982 2-7-1 Jim Parham 2005 5-5 James Teter 1983 3-6-1 Jim Parham 2006 7-4 James Teter 1984 10 -2 Jim Parham 2007 8-2 James Teter 1985 7-4 Jim Parham 2008 12 -1 James Teter 1986 2-8 Jim Parham 2009 7-5 Michael Youngblood 1987 1-9 Jerry Smart 2010 6-4 Jim Showfety 1988 3-7 Tom Wilson 2011 6-4 Jim Showfety 1989 5-5 Tom Wilson 2012 1-9 Jim Showfety 1990 3-7 Tom Wilson 2013 3-7 Jim Showfety 1991 1-9 Lee Carter 2014 4-6 Jim Showfety 1992 3-7 Lee Carter 2015 3-7 Michael Nash 1993 0-10 Isaac Donald 2016 2-8 Michael Nash 1994 1-9 Daryl Zarbnisky 2017 3-7 Michael Nash 1995 1-9 Daryl Zarbnisky 2018 2-8 Michael Nash 2019 3-7 Michael Nash LAKESIDE 1965 5-4-1 Norm Olsen GORDON 1966 7-3 Norm Olsen 1959 4-5-1 Jeff Davis 1967 9-1-1 Norm Olsen 1960 1-8-1 Jeff Davis 1968 8-2 Norm Olsen 102

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1969 6-4 Norm Olsen 1959 1-8-1 Henry Huckaby 1970 13 -0 Wayman Creel 1960 2-8 Henry Huckaby 1971 9-1 Wayman Creel 1961 3-6-1 Henry Huckaby 1972 14 -0 Wayman Creel 1962 1-7-2 Henry Huckaby 1973 9-2 Wayman Creel 1963 4-6 Henry Huckaby 1974 11 -3 Wayman Creel 1964 4-5-1 Henry Huckaby 1975 11 -2 Wayman Creel 1965 1-8-1 Henry Huckaby 1976 6-3-1 Wayman Creel 1966 4-6 Bill Redford 1977 9-2 Wayman Creel 1967 1-9 Bill Redford 1978 11 -3 Wayman Creel 1968 8-1-1 T. McFerrin 1979 5-5 Wayman Creel 1969 11 -1 T. McFerrin 1980 8-2-1 Wayman Creel 1970 9-2 T. McFerrin 1981 11 -1 Wayman Creel 1971 6-5 Felix Inglis 1982 8-4 Wayman Creel 1972 10 -2 Felix Inglis 1983 7-3 Phil Lindsey 1973 7-3 Felix Inglis 1984 5-5 Phil Lindsey 1974 7-3 Felix Inglis 1985 6-5 Phil Lindsey 1975 2-8 Felix Inglis 1986 12 -2 Phil Lindsey 1976 3-7 Phil Knight 1987 11 -2 Phil Lindsey 1977 7-3 Phil Knight 1988 9-4 Phil Lindsey 1978 10 -3 Phil Knight 1989 8-3 Phil Lindsey 1979 8-3 Phil Knight 1990 11 -1-1 Phil Lindsey 1980 9-2 Phil Knight 1991 14 -0-1 Phil Lindsey 1981 9-2 Phil Knight 1992 10 -1 Phil Lindsey 1982 10 -2 Phil Knight 1993 7-4 Phil Lindsey 1983 8-3-1 Phil Knight 1994 5-5 Phil Lindsey 1984 8-4-1 Phil Knight 1995 9-3 Phil Lindsey 1985 9-3 Phil Knight 1996 13 -2 Phil Lindsey 1986 8-3 Phil Knight 1997 7-4 Phil Lindsey 1987 6-6 Phil Knight 1998 3-7 Billy McHenry 1988 7-3 Phil Knight 1999 0-10 Billy McHenry 1989 4-6 Tom Matthews 2000 2-8 McHenry/Jim Mitchell 1990 8-3 Tom Matthews 2001 3-7 Bill Harris 1991 8-4 Tom Matthews 2002 2-8 Bill Harris 1992 9-4 Tom Matthews 2003 6-4 Bill Harris 1993 5-5 Bill Hamilton 2004 2-8 Bill Harris 1994 8-5 Bill Hamilton 2005 3-7 Bill Harris 1995 3-7 Bill Hamilton 2006 2-8 Greg Lester 1996 3-7 Bill Hamilton 2007 1-9 Greg Lester 1997 4-6 William Judson 2008 0-10 Jeff Joiner 1998 5-5 William Judson 2009 4-6 Thomas Cox 1999 3-7 William Judson 2010 2-8 Thomas Cox 2000 0-10 Dexter Noird 2011 0-10 Marcus Mitchell 2001 2-8 Dexter Noird 2012 1-9 Mike Rozier 2002 6-5 Dexter Noird 2013 2-8 Heath Hinton 2003 3-7 Phil Short 2014 3-7 Heath Hinton 2004 4-6 Phil Short 2015 4-7 Heath Hinton 2005 0-10 Warren Gooden 2016 5-5 Cam Jones 2006 1-9 Rodney Hackney 2017 2-8 Cam Jones 2007 0-10 Rodney Hackney 2018 1-9 Zack Edwards 2008 2-8 Earl White 2019 0-10 Morris Starr 2009 1-9 Earl White 2010 4-6 Marcus Jelks LITHONIA 2011 4-6 Marcus Jelks 1950 2-7 Tifton Goza 2012 3-7 Marcus Jelks 1951 2-8 Tifton Goza 2013 4-6 Marcus Jelks 1952 4-5-1 Tifton Goza 2014 6-5 Marcus Jelks 1953 9-3 Henry Huckaby 2015 6-4 Marcus Jelks 1954 6-4 Henry Huckaby 2016 5-6 Marcus Jelks 1955 5-5 Henry Huckaby 2017 3-7 David Edwards 1956 1-9 Henry Huckaby 2018 6-5 David Edwards 1957 3-6-1 Henry Huckaby 2019 4-7 Marcus Jelks 1958 3-6-1 Henry Huckaby

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MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. 2011 6-4 Damien Wimes 2002 3-7 Kenneth Barrow 2012 6-4 Damien Wimes 2003 11 -2 Kenneth Barrow 2013 4-6 Damien Wimes 2004 11 -3 Kenneth Barrow 2014 5-5 Damien Wimes 2005 9-3 Corey Jarvis 2015 6-4 Damien Wimes 2006 10 -2 Corey Jarvis 2016 4-7 Justin Larmond 2007 12 -1 Corey Jarvis 2017 5-6 Justin Larmond 2008 8-3 Corey Jarvis 2018 3-8 Lee Hannah 2009 10 -2 Corey Jarvis 2019 0-10 Lee Hannah 2010 8-4 Mike Carson 2011 12 -1 Mike Carson PEACHTREE 2012 11 -1 Rober Freeman 1969 3-6-1 James Thomason 2013 7-4 Cortez Allen 1970 4-6 James Thomason 2014 3-7 Nicolas Kashama 1971 5-4-1 James Thomason 2015 4-6 Nicolas Kashama 1972 8-1-1 James Thomason 2016 2-8 Nicolas Kashama 1973 2-8 Park Turner 2017 4-6 Deante Lamar 1974 4-6 Park Turner 2018 1-9 Deante Lamar 1975 2-7-1 Park Turner 2019 7-4 Deante Lamar 1976 10 -1-1 T. McFerrin 1977 8-2 T. McFerrin MCNAIR 1978 6-4 T. McFerrin 1987 5-5 Isaac Donald 1979 11 -1 T. McFerrin 1988 1-9 Isaac Donald 1980 12 -1-1 T. McFerrin 1989 4-6 Isaac Donald 1981 11 -3 T. McFerrin 1990 7-3 Isaac Donald 1982 14 -1 T. McFerrin 1991 11 -1 Fletcher Salter 1983 6-4-1 Dave Hunter 1992 6-5 Fletcher Salter 1984 8-4 Dave Hunter 1993 9-4 Fletcher Salter 1985 8-3 Dave Hunter 1994 4-6 Fletcher Salter 1986 6-4 Dave Hunter 1995 3-7 Fletcher Salter 1987 5-5 Harold Connerley 1996 5-5 Fletcher Salter 1997 6-4 Earl White REDAN 1998 3-7 Earl White 1977 7-2 Steve Shankweiler 1999 3-7 Johnny Gilbert 1978 7-3 Steve Shankweiler 2000 0-10 Johnny Gilbert 1979 13 -1 Steve Shankweiler 2001 8-3 Johnny Gilbert 1980 1-9 Bill Cloer 2002 10 -3 Johnny Gilbert 1981 7-5 Bill Cloer 2003 10 -2 Johnny Gilbert 1982 5-5 Bill Cloer 2004 10 -1 Johnny Gilbert 1983 9-3 Bill Cloer 2005 8-3 Roderick Moore 1984 8-2 Bill Cloer 2006 7-5 Roderick Moore 1985 11 -1-1 Bill Cloer 2007 5-6 Roderick Moore 1986 9-3 Bill Cloer 2008 6-4 Roderick Moore 1987 10 -2 Bill Cloer 2009 4-6 John April 1988 7-3 Bill Cloer 2010 1-9 Tywanois Lockett 1989 6-5 Bill Cloer 2011 2-8 Tywanois Lockett 1990 1-9 Bill Cloer 2012 4-6 Tywanois Lockett 1991 5-5 Bill Cloer 2013 1-9 Shelton Carleton 1992 5-5 Bill Cloer 2014 3-7 Shelton Carleton 1993 8-3 Bill Cloer 2015 2-8 Shelton Carleton 1994 8-3 Bill Cloer 2016 3-7 Shelton Carleton 1995 4-6 Bill Cloer 2017 3-7 Shelton Carleton 1996 0-10 Samuel Williams 2018 3-7 Shelton Carleton 1997 2-8 Samuel Williams 2019 0-10 Johnny Burdette 1998 5-5 Steve Davenport 1999 6-4 Steve Davenport MILLER GROVE 2000 4-7 Steve Davenport 2005 2-7 Jasper Jewell 2001 6-4 Steve Davenport 2006 1-9 Jasper Jewell 2002 5-5 Willie Griffieth 2007 4-6 Jasper Jewell 2003 4-6 Reggie Perry 2008 5-4-1 Jasper Jewell 2004 6-5 Reggie Perry 2009 6-4 Jasper Jewell 2005 4-6 Ronnie Fleetwood 2010 3-7 Damien Wimes 2006 5-6 Ronnie Fleetwood

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2007 6-5 Ronnie Fleetwood 1988 2-8 Ron Gartrell 2008 2-7-1 Ronnie Fleetwood 1989 5-5 Ron Gartrell 2009 1-9 Ronnie Fleetwood 1990 3-7 Ron Gartrell 2010 5-5 Clinton Lawrence 1991 7-4 Ron Gartrell 2011 3-7 Clinton Lawrence 1992 7-3 Ron Gartrell 2012 2-8 Willie Griffieth 1993 6-4 Ron Gartrell 2013 1-9 Willie Griffieth 1994 3-7 Ron Gartrell 2014 2-8 Roderick Moore 1995 2-8 Ron Gartrell 2015 4-6 Roderick Moore 2016 3-7 Roderick Moore SOUTHWEST DEKALB 2017 3-7 Roderick Moore 1949 1-7-1 James Woods 2018 1-9 Keldrick Dunn 1950 1-8-1 James Woods 2019 4-6 Rahman Sparks 1951 7-3 James Woods 1952 1-9 Reid Mosley SEQUOYAH 1953 7-2-1 Jug Kell 1965 8-2 Charles Shell 1954 9-1 Jug Kell 1966 2-7-1 Charles Shell 1955 7-2-1 Jug Kell 1967 3-7 Thomas Coleman 1956 3-6-1 Jug Kell 1968 2-7-1 Thomas Coleman 1957 4-5-1 Wayne Renegar 1969 3-7 Thomas Coleman 1958 3-7 Wayne Renegar 1970 5-4-1 Thomas Coleman 1959 6-5 Dewey Alverson 1971 4-6 Thomas Coleman 1960 6-3-1 Dewey Alverson 1972 6-4 Thomas Coleman 1961 4-6 Dewey Alverson 1973 1-7-2 Glen Yancey 1962 4-5-1 Dewey Alverson 1974 2-8 Glen Yancey 1963 4-6 Dewey Alverson 1975 0-9-1 Glen Yancey 1964 5-3-1 Dewey Alverson 1976 4-6 Bill Hale 1965 6-3-1 Dewey Alverson 1977 3-7 Bill Hale 1966 7-2-1 Dewey Alverson 1978 2-8 Phil Russell 1967 5-5 Dewey Alverson 1979 3-7 Phil Russell 1968 7-3 Dewey Alverson 1980 0-10 Phil Russell 1969 2-8 Dewey Alverson 1981 3-7 Phil Russell 1970 1-9 Dewey Alverson 1982 1-9 Phil Russell 1971 5-5 Dewey Alverson 1983 0-10 Chuck Mize 1972 13 -1 Dewey Alverson 1984 5-4-1 Chuck Mize 1973 10 -1 Dewey Alverson 1985 8-2 Chuck Mize 1974 6-4 Dewey Alverson 1986 4-5-1 Kenny Reese 1975 8-2 Dewey Alverson 1987 10 -2 Kenny Reese 1976 9-2 Dewey Alverson 1988 9-2 Kenny Reese 1977 12 -1 Dewey Alverson 1978 9-2-1 Dewey Alverson SHAMROCK 1979 4-6 Alan Fahring 1967 0-7 John Upchurch 1980 7-4 Alan Fahring 1968 4-6 John Upchurch 1981 10 -3 Jack Miller 1969 6-4 John Upchurch 1982 5-4-1 Jack Miller 1970 4-6 Jim Cates 1983 10 -3-1 Buck Godfrey 1971 8-2 Jim Cates 1984 13 -1 Buck Godfrey 1972 8-2 Jim Cates 1985 5-5 Buck Godfrey 1973 3-7 Jim Cates 1986 11 -2 Buck Godfrey 1974 3-7 Jim Cates 1987 11 -3 Buck Godfrey 1975 1-7-2 Jim Cates 1988 12 -1 Buck Godfrey 1976 3-7 Ed Meyer 1989 13 -1 Buck Godfrey 1977 6-3-1 Ed Meyer 1990 13 -2 Buck Godfrey 1978 1-9 Harold Henderson 1991 9-2 Buck Godfrey 1979 0-10 Harold Henderson 1992 8-4 Buck Godfrey 1980 4-6 John Wells 1993 7-4 Buck Godfrey 1981 6-3-1 John Wells 1994 13 -1 Buck Godfrey 1982 3-7 John Wells 1995 14 -1 Buck Godfrey 1983 4-6 John Wells 1996 9-2 Buck Godfrey 1984 3-7 John Wells 1997 7-4 Buck Godfrey 1985 2-8 Jack Miller 1998 10 -2 Buck Godfrey 1986 3-6-1 Jack Miller 1999 12 -1 Buck Godfrey 1987 3-7 Jack Miller 2000 9-2 Buck Godfrey 105

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2001 7-3 Buck Godfrey 1965 6-3-1 Ray Wagner 2002 5-6 Buck Godfrey 1966 7-2-1 Ray Wagner 2003 7-5 Buck Godfrey 1967 7-3 Ray Wagner 2004 5-5 Buck Godfrey 1968 6-3-2 Pete Spencer 2005 8-5 Buck Godfrey 1969 1-9 Pete Spencer 2006 8-3 Buck Godfrey 1970 2-7-1 Pete Spencer 2007 5-5 Buck Godfrey 1971 6-3-1 Pete Spencer 2008 9-4 Buck Godfrey 1972 0-10 Pete Spencer 2009 10 -2 Buck Godfrey 1973 2-8 Dick Phillips 2010 8-3 Buck Godfrey 1974 1-7-2 Tom Van Tone 2011 8-3 Buck Godfrey 1975 2-8 Tom Van Tone 2012 7-4 Buck Godfrey 1976 3-7 Tom Van Tone 2013 2-8 Michael Tanks 1977 5-5 Tom Van Tone 2014 6-4 Michael Tanks 1978 5-5 Tom Van Tone 2015 4-6 Michael Tanks 1979 11 -2 Tom Van Tone 2016 6-5 Fletcher Salter 1980 8-3-2 Tom Van Tone 2017 8-4 Damien Wimes 1981 4-5-1 Tom Van Tone 2018 10 -1 Damien Wimes 1982 2-8 Tom Van Tone 2019 9-2 Damien Wimes 1983 3-7 Tom Van Tone 1984 4-6 Tom Van Tone STEPHENSON 1985 4-6 Tom Van Tone 1996 1-9 Ron Gartrell 1986 6-4 Chuck Mize 1997 7-3 Ron Gartrell 1987 3-7 Chuck Mize 1998 5-5 Ron Gartrell 1988 5-5 Chuck Mize 1999 5-5 Ron Gartrell 1989 6-4 Chuck Mize 2000 9-2 Ron Gartrell 1990 9-3 Chuck Mize 2001 10 -3 Ron Gartrell 1991 4-6 Fred Foster 2002 12 -1 Ron Gartrell 1992 2-8 Fred Foster 2003 11 -2 Ron Gartrell 1993 3-7 Matt Fligg 2004 7-5 Ron Gartrell 1994 6-4 Matt Fligg 2005 12 -2 Ron Gartrell 1995 7-4 Matt Fligg 2006 10 -3 Ron Gartrell 1996 6-4 Bill Harris 2007 8-3 Ron Gartrell 1997 3-7 Bill Harris 2008 9-2 Ron Gartrell 1998 8-3 Bill Harris 2009 11 -1 Ron Gartrell 1999 7-3 Bill Harris 2010 9-2 Ron Gartrell 2000 9-2 Bill Harris 2011 9-2 Ron Gartrell 2001 2-8 Mitch Ferguson - 2012 9-3 Ron Gartrell 2002 5 5 Lee Carter 2003 4-6 Jasper Jewell 2013 9-3 Ron Gartrell - - 2004 6 5 Jasper Jewell 2014 8 4 Ron Gartrell 2005 2-8 Charles Reeves 2015 9-2 Ron Gartrell 2006 3-7 Charles Reeves 2016 8-5 Ron Gartrell 2007 2-8 Charles Reeves 2017 7-4 Ron Gartrell 2008 3-7 Charles Reeves 2018 9-2 Ron Gartrell 2009 1-9 Dante’ Ferguson 2019 10 -2 Ron Gartrell 2010 6-4 Dante’ Ferguson 2011 8-2 Dante’ Ferguson - STONE MOUNTAIN 2012 3 7 Dante’ Ferguson 2013 4-6 Dante’ Ferguson 1950 0-6-1 Buford Calhoun - - 2014 0 10 Chaka Mason 1951 1 9 Buford Calhoun 2015 0-10 Utavius Ingram 1952 2-8 Buford Calhoun 2016 1-9 Utavius Ingram 1953 2-8 Buford Calhoun 2017 1-9 James Collier 1954 6-4 Buford Calhoun 2018 2-8 James Collier 1955 9-2-1 John McPherson 2019 3-7 James Lal - 1956 9 1 John McPherson 1957 3-6-1 John McPherson TOWERS 1964 3-7 John Snoderly 1958 4-3-3 John McPherson - - - 1965 6 3 1 John Snoderly 1959 1 9 John McPherson 1966 0-10 John Snoderly 1960 6-4 John McPherson 1967 5-5 John Snoderly 1961 3-7 John McPherson 1968 6-4 John Snoderly 1962 3-5-2 Ray Wagner 1969 4-6 John Snoderly 1963 7-3 Ray Wagner 1970 4-6 John Snoderly 1964 6-3-1 Ray Wagner 1971 6-4 Joe Windham

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1972 5-4-1 Joe Windham 1967 7-3 Jack Wilks 1973 8-2 Joe Windham 1968 8-2 Jack Wilks 1974 8-3 Joe Windham 1969 9-1 Jack Wilks 1975 3-6-1 Joe Windham 1970 5-4-1 Jack Wilks 1976 5-5 Joe Windham 1971 1-8-1 Jack Wilks 1977 6-3-1 Joe Windham 1972 5-5 Jack Wilks 1978 4-6 Joe Windham 1973 7-3 Jack Wilks 1979 5-6 Joe Windham 1974 8-2 Ken Townley 1980 4-5-1 Joe Windham 1975 8-2 Ken Townley 1981 7-3 Joe Windham 1976 4-5-1 Ken Townley 1982 6-4-1 Wes Pipkin 1977 8-2 Ken Townley 1983 6-4 Wes Pipkin 1978 5-5 Jerry Stewart 1984 8-3 Frank Yancey 1979 7-4 Jerry Stewart 1985 6-4 Frank Yancey 1980 5-3-2 Jerry Stewart 1986 5-6 Frank Yancey 1981 5-4-1 Jerry Stewart 1987 2-8 Tom Fiacco 1982 6-5 Jerry Stewart 1988 7-4 Bill Gaines 1983 5-3-3 Jerry Stewart 1989 8-4 Bill Gaines 1984 1-9 Jerry Stewart 1990 5-6 Bill Gaines 1985 5-4-1 Jerry Stewart 1991 4-6 Bill Gaines 1986 4-7 T. McFerrin 1992 6-4 Bill Gaines 1987 7-4 T. McFerrin 1993 4-6 Bill Gaines 1988 9-2 T. McFerrin 1994 3-8 Bill Gaines 1989 12 -1 T. McFerrin 1995 2-8 Bill Gaines 1990 7-5 Harold Connerley 1996 4-6 Bill Gaines 1991 4-7 Harold Connerley 1997 4-6 Lee Carter 1992 6-5 Mike Falleur 1998 4-6 Lee Carter 1993 9-2 Mike Falleur 1999 6-4 Lee Carter 1994 13 -1 Mike Falleur 2000 8-3 Lee Carter 1995 11 -1 Mike Falleur 2001 3-7 Ronnie Fleetwood 1996 6-5 Keith Maloof 2002 6-4 Ronnie Fleetwood 1997 6-4 Keith Maloof 2003 4-6 Ronnie Fleetwood 1998 10 -2 Keith Maloof - 2004 8-3 Ronnie Fleetwood 1999 6 5 Phil Lindsey 2000 10 -3 Phil Lindsey 2005 5-5 Tony McKee - - 2001 10 1 Phil Lindsey 2006 5 5 Phillip Noble 2002 12 -1 Bill Ballard 2007 6-4 Phillip Noble 2003 12 -2 Bill Ballard 2008 1-9 Jonathan Sanks 2004 12 -1 Bill Ballard 2009 7-4 Jonathan Sanks 2005 10 -1 Bill Ballard 2010 1-9 Marvin Jones 2006 7-3 Bill Ballard 2011 2-8 Marvin Jones 2007 13 -1 Franklin Stephens - 2012 0-10 Marvin Jones 2008 14 1 Franklin Stephens 2009 9-3 Franklin Stephens 2013 5-5 James Holloway - - 2010 13 1 Franklin Stephens 2014 2 8 Brian Montgomery 2011 15 -0 Franklin Stephens 2015 2-8 Brian Montgomery 2012 10 -3 Bryan Lamar 2016 4-6 Brian Montgomery 2013 14 -1 Bryan Lamar 2017 4-6 Robert Tigner 2014 10 -3 Bryan Lamar 2018 0-10 Vonnell Carter 2015 8-4 Bryan Lamar 2019 2-8 Vonnell Carter 2016 13 -2 Bryan Lamar 2017 12 -2 Bryan Lamar 2018 7-4 Bryan Lamar TUCKER - 1950 5-4-1 D.D. Brooks 2019 6 5 Bryan Lamar - 1951 7 3 D.D. Brooks 1952 5-4-1 D.D. Brooks WALKER - - 1964 0-10 John Baker 1953 3 6 1 D.D. Brooks - - 1954 2-8 D.D. Brooks 1965 3 6 1 John Baker - 1966 3-5-2 Howard Locke 1955 3 7 D.D. Brooks - - 1956 5-5 D.D. Brooks 1967 2 7 1 Howard Locke - 1968 3-7 Howard Locke 1957 10 2 Terry Hodges - 1958 10 -1 Terry Hodges 1969 6 4 Howard Locke - 1970 6-4 Howard Locke 1959 9 1 Terry Hodges - 1960 8-2 Terry Hodges 1971 1 9 James Estes - 1972 1-9 James Estes 1961 9 2 Terry Hodges - - 1962 11 -1 Terry Hodges 1973 0 9 1 William Workman - 1974 1-8-1 John Monferdine 1963 11 2 Terry Hodges - 1964 3-7 Terry Hodges 1975 1 9 John Monferdine - 1976 1-9 Bob Stewart 1965 6 4 Terry Hodges - 1966 8-3-1 Jack Wilks 1977 1 9 Bob Stewart 1978 2-8 Bob Stewart 107

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1979 6-4 John Tatum 1983 3-7 Ron Lee 1980 7-4 John Tatum 1984 4-6 Ron Lee 1981 6-6 John Tatum 1985 2-8 Tony Golden 1982 7-3-1 John Tatum 1986 2-8 Tony Golden

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY PLAYOFF SCORES BY SCHOOL ARABIA MOUNTAIN : 2016 -- Villa Rica W 34 -14 (S AAAAA); Griffin L 27 -20 (S AAAAA); 2017 -- North Springs W 35 -21 (S AAAAA); Carrollton L 44 -0 (S AAAAA); 2018 -- Clarke Central L 35 -13 (S AAAAA); 2019 -- Carrollton L 42 -14 (S AAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subre- gion (0 -0); Region (0 -0); State (2 -4); Overall (2 -4) . AVONDALE: 1957 -- Campbell W 34 -6 (R 4AA); Rockmart L 13 -6 (S AA); 1958 -- Westmin- ster W 20 -13 (R 4AA); Rossville W 9 -7 (S AA); *Thomasville T 13 -13 (S AA) ; 1960 -- South Cobb W 33 -13 (R 4AAA); North Fulton W 13 -6 (S AAA); Valdosta L 20 -14 (S AAA); 1962 -- Decatur L 7 -6 (R 4AAA); 1963 -- Decatur W 42 -14 (R 4AAA); Westminster W 28 -0 (S AAA); North Fulton W 34 -0 (S AAA); *Moultrie W 40 -0 (S AAA); 1964 -- Griffin W 20 -6 (R 4AAA); Westminster W 26 -0 (S AAA); Glynn Academy L 21 -18 (S AAA); 1965 -- R.E. Lee L 19 -7 (R 4AAA); 1966 -- Tucker L 41 -40 (S AAA); 1969 -- Athens L 21 -10 (S AAA); 1971 -- Columbia W 15 -14 (R 7AAA); Henderson W 10 -8 (S AAA); Forest Park W 19 -10 (S AAA); Valdosta L 62 - 12 (S AAA); 1972 -- Douglas County W 9 -7 (S AAA); Lakeside L 34 -14 (S AAA); 1976 -- Brown W 40 -15 (R 5AA); West Rome W 20 -7 (S AA); Dalton W 32 -3 (S AA); *Woodward Academy W 20 -19 (S AA); 1978 -- Lithonia L 24 -7 (SR 5AAA); 1979 -- Lithonia W 12 -7 (SR 5AAA); Redan L 17 -8 (R 5AAA); 1983 -- Riverwood W 17 -10 (SR 5AAA); Marist L 17 -0 (R 5AAA); 1985 -- Roswell L 23 -6 (SR 5AA); 1989 -- Crim W 21 -13 (SR 5AA); Campbell -Fairburn W 25 -19 (R 5AA); Cartersville L 37 -7 (S AA); 1995 -- Lovett L 34 -0 (SR 5AA); 2009 -- Calhoun L 42 -14 (S AA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (3 -3); Region (8 -4); State (12 -9-1); Overall (23 - 16 -1) . BRIARCLIFF : No playoff teams. CEDAR GROVE: 1976 -- Headland W 38 -0 (R 5A); East Rome W 20 -14 (S A); Commerce L 7 - 0 (S A); 1978 -- North Springs L 42 -24 (SR 5AA); 1979 -- North Springs L 40 -34 (SR 5AA); 1990 -- Archer W 34 -10 (R 5AA); Morgan County L 26 -0 (S AA); 1991 -- Archer W 15 -2 (R 5AA); Jones County W 28 -14 (S AA); Loganville W 20 -6 (S AA); Mitchell -Baker W 10 -8 (S AA); Cartersville L 28 -19 (S AA); 1992 -- North Clayton W 12 -6 (R 5AA); Franklin County L 31 -0 (S AA); 1993 -- North Clayton L 15 -14 (R 5AA); 1994 -- North Clayton W 22 -14 (R 5AA); Dacula L 16 -0 (S AA); 1997 -- Dacula L 35 -18 (S AA); 1999 -- Dacula L 21 -9 (S AAA); 2010 -- Cartersville W 30 -24 (AAA); Gainesville W 34 -25 (AAA); Burke County L 44 -20 (AAA); 2011 - - Troup L 28 -20 (AAA); 2012 -- Buford L 41 -27 (AAA); 2013 -- Elbert County W 22 -14 (AAA); Ringgold L 37 -12 (AAA); 2014 -- Westside of Augusta W 45 -7 (AAA); Calhoun L 38 -18 (AAA): (2015) -- Pierce County W 47 -0 (AAA); Oconee County W 28 -14 (AAA); Westside Macon W 41 -25 (AAA); Westminster L 24 -8 (AAA); 2016 -- Union County W 63 -17 (S AAA); Jenkins W 28 -3 (S AAA); Calhoun W 47 -21 (S AAA); Crisp County W 55 -0 (S AAA); **GAC W 30 -19 (S AAA); 2017 -- Adairsville W 48 -13 (S AAA); Dawson County W 58 -13 (S AAA); Pike County W 28 -0 (S AAA); Calhoun L 14 -6 (S AAA); 2018 -- Hart County W 49 -0 (S AAA); North Hall W 49 -33 (S AAA); Benedictine W 55 -0 (S AAA); Pierce County W 30 -6 (S AAA); **Peach County W 14 -13 (S AAA); 2019 -- Fannin County W 36 -7 (S AAA); Benedictine W 49 -13 (S AAA); Peach County W 36 -3 (S AAA); GAC W 28 -18 (S AAA); *Crisp County W 21 -14 (S AAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (0 -2); Region (5 -1); State (29 -14); Overall (34 -17) . CHAMBLEE: 1960 -- Gainesville L 26 -7 (R 4AA); 1961 -- Gainesville L 46 -0 (R 4AA); 1962 -- Elbert County L 7 -0 (R 4AA); 1965 -- Stephens County W 41 -21 (R 4AA); West Rome L 13 -7 (S AA); 1979 -- Clarke Central L 20 -14 (SR 8AAAA); 1980 -- Marist L 31 -15 (SR 5AAA); 1981 -- Columbia L 17 -16 (SR 5AAA); 1982 -- North Springs W 21 -7 (SR 5AAA); Westminster W 7 -0 (R 5AAA); Dalton L 20 -14 (S AAA); 1983 -- Marist L 28 -14 (SR 5AAA); 1984 -- Marist L 30 -0 (SR 5AAA); 2005 -- Mays W 21 -16 (S AAAA); Rome L 27 -17 (S AAAA); 2007 -- Flowery Branch W 47 -34 (S AAA); Stephens County W 58 -57 (S AAA); Westover W 41 -26 (S AAA); Carver of Columbus L 26 -24 (S AAA); 2008 -- Sandy Creek L 14 -7 (S AAAA); 2009 -- Hiram L 28 -20 (S AAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (1 -5); Region (2 -3); State (4 -6); Overall (7 -14) . CLARKSTON: 1965 -- Commerce L 15 -7 (R 4A); 1973 -- Wheeler L 24 -14 (S AAA); 1986 -- North Springs W 21 -13 (SR 5AAA); Westminster L 10 -0 (R 5AAA); 1987 -- Westminster W 10 - 0 (SR 5AAA); Marist L 10 -6 (R 5AAA); 1988 -- Woodward Academy W 28 -3 (SR 5AAA);

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY PLAYOFF SCORES BY SCHOOL Marist L 21 -17 (R 5AAA); 1989 -- Westminster W 20 -7 (SR 5AAA); Marist L 7 -0 (R 5AAA); 1992 -- Tucker W 17 -8 (R 6AAA); Dalton L 20 -0 (S AAA); 1993 -- Lakeside W 21 -14 (R 6AAA); Cedartown W 27 -0 (S AAA); Winder -Barrow L 15 -7 (S AAA); 1997 -- Dalton W 9 -5 (S AAA); Eastside W 14 -12 (S AAA); Columbia W 6 -0 (S AAA); Burke County L 21 -8 (S AAA); 1998 -- Stephens County W 9 -0 (S AAA); North Springs L 29 -10 (S AAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (4 -0); Region (2 -5); State (5 -5); Overall (11 -10) . COLUMBIA: 1970 -- Lakeside L 34 -2 (S AAA); 1971 -- Avondale L 15 -14 (R 7AAA); 1978 -- Douglass L 14 -7 (SR 7AAAA); 1980 -- Milton W 31 -14 (SR 5AAA); Marist L 21 -20 (R 5AAA); 1981 -- Chamblee W 17 -16 (SR 5AAA); Roswell W 13 -0 (R 5AAA); Fulton W 13 -8 (S AAA); Gainesville W 16 -14 (S AAA); Waycross L 46 -13 (S AAA); 1982 -- Lakeside L 3 -0 (SR 8AAAA); 1985 -- Peachtree W 3 -0 (SR 7AAAA); Redan L 24 -13 (R 7AAAA); 1986 -- South- west DeKalb L 6 -0 (SR 7AAAA); 1987 -- Southwest DeKalb L 36 -0 (SR 7AAAA); 1988 -- Southwest DeKalb L 31 -6 (SR 7AAAA); 1993 -- Tucker W 14 -13 (R 6AAA); Dalton L 21 -0 (S AAA); 1994 -- Tucker L 29 -12 (R 6AAA); 1995 -- Lakeside L 20 -0 (R 6AAA); 1996 -- Murray County W 35 -6 (S AAA); Elbert County L 7 -6 (S AAA); 1997 -- Ridgeland W 14 -7 (S AAA); Washington W 33 -18 (S AAA); Clarkston L 6 -0 (S AAA); 2005 -- Marist L 44 -7 (S AAAA); (2011) Carrollton L 28 -0 (AAA); (2014) -- Sandy Creek L 23 -14 (AAAA): (2015) -- Cartersville L 42 -7 (AAAA); 2017 -- Carver, Atlanta L 36 -0 (S AAAAA); 2019 -- Kell L 48 -32 (S AAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (3 -5); Region (2 -5); State (5 -11); Overall (10 -21) . CROSS KEYS: No playoff teams. DRUID HILLS: 1956 -- Campbell, Smyrna W 14 -13 (R 4AA); Rockmart W 20 -6 (S AA); Val- dosta L 27 -0 (S AA); 1985 -- Campbell, Fairburn L 48 -35 (SR 5AA); (Playoff records:) Subre- gion (0 -1); Region (1 -0); State (1 -1); Overall (2 -2) . DUNWOODY: 1978 -- Cedar Shoals L 21 -9 (SR 8AAAA); 1984 -- Southwest DeKalb L 42 -14 (SR 7AAAA); 1987 -- Redan L 24 -17 (SR 7AAAA); 1988 -- Banneker W 23 -21 (SR 7AAAA); Southwest DeKalb L 26 -7 (R 7AAAA); 1989 -- Mays L 35 -11 (SR 7AAAA); 1991 -- Mays W 23 -21 (R 7AAAA); Clarke Central L 28 -21 (S AAAA); 1992 -- North Atlanta W 29 -28 (R 7AAAA); Wheeler W 31 -0 (S AAAA); Brookwood W 14 -12 (S AAAA); Valdosta L 10 -0 (S AAAA); 1993 -- Southwest DeKalb W 28 -21 (R 7AAAA); Roswell W 31 -0 (S AAAA); Central Gwinnett W 24 -12 (S AAAA); Bainbridge W 28 -3 (S AAAA); *South Gwinnett W 21 -7 (S AAAA); 1994 -- Redan W 22 -19 (R 7AAAA); Alexander W 23 -6 (S AAAA); Marietta L 17 -7 (S AAAA); 1995 -- Douglass L 32 -14 (R 7AAAA); 1996 -- Walton W 32 -19 (S AAAA); McEachern L 20 -19 (S AAAA); 1998 -- McEachern L 28 -6 (S AAAA); 2006 -- Hart County L 23 -7 (S AAA); (Playoff records:) 2008 -- Central of Carrollton W 24 -7 (S AAA); North Hall W 18 - 13 (S AAA); LaGrange L 20 -5 (S AAA); 2009 -- Elbert County W 26 -14 (S AAA); Gainesville L 41 -10 (S AAA); Subregion (1 -4); Region (4 -2); State (11 -8); Overall (16 -14) . GORDON: 1974 – Woodward Academy L 24 -6 (R 5AA); 1977 -- Harper W 20 -14 (R 5AA); Cedartown W 27 -21 (S AA); Dalton L 20 -12 (S AA); 1978 -- Southwest Atlanta L 13 -0 (R 5AAA); 1986 -- Feldwood W 12 -7 (SR 5AA); M.D. Collins W 15 -8 (R 5AA); Carver W 27 -6 (S AA); Central Carrollton L 21 -7 (S AA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (1 -0); Region (2 -2); State (2 -2); Overall (5 -4) . HENDERSON: 1971 -- Avondale L 10 -8 (S AAA); 1972 -- Lakeside L 49 -6 (R 8AAA); 1973 -- Lakeside W 19 -3 (R 8AAA); LaGrange W 8 -7 (S AAA); Wheeler L 14 -8 (S AAA); 1974 -- Lakeside L 14 -3 (R 8AAA); 1980 -- Peachtree L 28 -0 (SR 8AAAA); 1984 -- Riverwood W 21 -16 (SR 5AAA); Marist L 34 -7 (R 5AAA); 1985 -- Marist L 7 -0 (SR 5AAA); (Playoff records) Sub- region (1 -2); Region (1 -3); State (1 -2); Overall (3 -7) . LAKESIDE: 1967 -- Decatur L 28 -10 (S AAA); 1970 -- Columbia W 34 -2 (S AAA); Dalton W 17 -14 (S AAA); *Richmond Academy W 7 -6 (S AAA); 1972 -- Henderson W 49 -6 (R 8AAA); Griffin W 14 -8 (S AAA); Avondale W 34 -14 (S AAA); *Central Macon W 36 -25 (S AAA); 1973 -- Henderson L 19 -3 (R 8AAA); 1974 -- Henderson W 14 -3 (R 8AAA); Griffin W 36 -35 (S AAA); Wheeler W 13 -7 (S AAA); Thomasville L 26 -20 (SAAA); 1975 -- Clarke Central W 21 -7 (R 8AAA); Griffin W 14 -13 (S AAA); Douglass L 13 -10 (S AAA); 1977 -- Clarke Central L

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY PLAYOFF SCORES BY SCHOOL 16 -14 (R 8AAA); 1978 -- Clarke Central W 16 -15 (SR 8AAAA); Cedar Shoals W 6 -2 (R 8AAAA); Sprayberry W 21 -7 (S AAAA); Griffin L 18 -14 (S AAAA); 1980 -- Clarke Central L 14 -7 (SR 8AAAA); 1981 -- Clarke Central W 14 -7 (SR 8AAAA); Peachtree L 21 -8 (R 8AAAA); 1982 -- Columbia W 3 -0 (SR 8AAAA); Peachtree L 10 -3 (R 8AAAA); 1985 -- Redan L 9 -7 (SR 7AAAA); 1986 -- Tucker W 28 -0 (SR 6AAA); Fulton W 27 -0 (R 6AAA); Westminster W 17 -7 (S AAA); Villa Rica L 28 -26 (S AAA); 1987 -- Tucker W 17 -14 (SR 6AAA); George W 30 -0 (R 6AAA); Marist L 17 -9 (S AAA); 1988 -- Tucker W 29 -0 (SR 6AAA); Harper W 45 -0 (R 6AAA); Stephens County L 21 -7 (S AAA); 1989 -- Towers L 13 -6 (SR 6AAA); 1990 -- Towers W 48 -2 (R 6AAA); Woodward Academy W 7 -0 (S AAA); Carrollton L 19 -0 (S AAA); 1991 -- Shamrock W 21 -0 (R 6AAA); Woodward Academy W 9 -0 (S AAA); Elbert County W 21 -7 (S AAA); Worth County W 26 -7 (S AAA); *Kendrick T 14 -14; 1992 -- Lithonia L 32 -11 (R 6AAA); 1993 - - Clarkston L 21 -14 (R 6AAA); 1995 -- Columbia W 20 -0 (R 6AAA); Hart County L 21 -19 (S AAA); 1996 -- Rome W 24 -7 (S AAA); Alexander W 24 -7 (S AAA); Elbert County W 31 -14 (S AAA); Dougherty W 20 -12 (S AAA); Thomas County Central L 41 -9 (S AAA); 1997 -- Rome L 13 -7 (S AAA); 2015 -- Westlake L 79 -20 (AAAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (6 -3); Re- gion (10 -6); State (19 -12 -1); Overall (35 -21 -1) . LITHONIA: 1953 -- Conyers W 13 -6 (R 4B West); Milton L 13 -0 (S B); 1969 -- Trion W 44 -13 (S B); Washington -Wilkes W 17 -14 (S B); Vidalia L 7 -6 (S B); 1970 -- Roswell L 33 -0 (R 5A); 1971 -- Roswell L 22 -19 (R 5A); 1972 -- Briarwood W 19 -10 (R 6A); Commerce L 27 -23 (S A); 1978 -- Avondale W 24 -7 (SR 5AAA); Southwest Atlanta W 23 -0 (R 5AAA); Gainesville L 10 -0 (S AAA); 1979 -- Avondale L 12 -7 (SR 5AAA); 1980 -- Troup W 14 -7 (SR 4AAA); Woodward Academy L 17 -14 (R 4AAA); 1981 -- M.D. Collins L 17 -7 (SR 4AAA); 1982 -- M.D. Collins W 10 -7 (SR 4AAA); Woodward Academy L 24 -7 (R 4AAA); 1983 -- Troup W 26 -7 (SR 4AAA); Woodward Academy L 10 -0 (R 4AAA); 1984 -- Woodward Academy W 3 -0 (SR 4AAA); Troup W 17 -7 (R 4AAA); Worth County L 21 -13 (S AAA); 1985 -- Upson County W 10 -0 (SR 4AAA); Woodward Academy L 35 -18 (R 4AAA); 1986 -- McIntosh L 7 -6 (SR 4AAA); 1987 -- McIntosh W 9 -0 (SR 4AAA); Troup L 14 -0 (R 4AAA); 1990 -- Tucker L 12 -0 (R 6AAA); 1991 -- Tucker W 17 -0 (R 6AAA); Marist L 34 -7 (S AAA); 1992 -- Lakeside W 32 -11 (R 6AAA); Murray Coun- ty W 27 -13 (S AAA); Marist L 28 -13 (S AAA); 1994 -- Duluth W 14 -7 (R 6AAA); Hart County W 19 -14 (S AAA); Dalton L 10 -7 (S AAA); 2002 -- Centennial L 42 -12 (S AAAAA); 2014 -- Woodward Academy L 55 -0 (AAAA); 2016 -- Carrollton L 48 -20 (S AAAAA); 2018 -- Cedar Shoals L 41 -0 (S AAAAA); 2019 -- Rome L 46 -0 (S AAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (7 - 3); Region (7 -8); State (4 -13); Overall (18 -24) . MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: 2003 -- Cedar Shoals W 14 -12 (S AAAA); South Forsyth W 14 -13 (S AAAA); Thomas County Central L 20 -0 (S AAAA); 2004 – Pickens W 12 -6 (S AAA); Oconee County W 22 -17 (S AAA); Peach County W 15 -14 (S AAA); LaGrange L 38 -0 (S AAA); 2005 – Carrollton W 22 -14 (S AAA); Hart County L 18 -14 (S AAA); 2006 -- Bradwell Institute W 28 -0 (S AAAAA); Houston County L 28 -0 (S AAAAA); 2007 -- Paulding County W 41 -0 (S AAAAA); Valdosta W 21 -18 (S AAAAA); Walton L 20 -19 (S AAAAA); 2008 -- Tift County L 24 -14 (S AAAAA); 2009 – Jenkins W 35 -0 (S AAAAA); Newnan L 15 -6 (S AAAAA); 2010 -- Harrison W 25 -17 (AAAAA); Colquitt County L 48 -47 (AAAAA); 2011 -- Coffee County W 30 - 22 (AAAAA); Brookwood W 27 -21 (AAAAA); Lassiter L 24 -14 (AAAAA); 2012 -- Sequoyah W 34 -14 (AAAAA); Allatoona L 20 -19 (AAAAA); 2013 -- Gainesville L 28 -14 (AAAAA); 2019 -- Richmond Hill L 28 -21 (S AAAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (0 -0); Region (0 -0); State (14 -12); Overall (14 -12) . MCNAIR: 1991 -- Southwest DeKalb W 27 -21 (R 7AAAA); Norcross L 25 -14 (S AAAA); 1992 -- Southwest DeKalb L 7 -3 (R 7AAAA); 1993 -- Redan W 9 -7 (R 7AAAA); Wheeler W 19 -0 (S AAAA); South Gwinnett L 14 -6 (S AAAA); 2001 -- Paulding County L 22 -15 (S AAA); 2002 -- Salem W 19 -7 (S AAAA); Lakeview -Fort Oglethorpe W 39 -20 (S AAAA); Thomas County Cen- tral L 37 -14 (S AAAA); 2003 -- Clarke Central W 14 -9 (S AAAA); Tucker L 30 -0 (S AAAA); 2004 -- Gainesville L 28 -21 (S AAA); 2005 – Cartersville L 31 -13 (S AAA); 2006 -- Franklin County W 27 -17 (S AAA); North Hall L 43 -26 (S AAA); 2007 -- North Hall L 41 -20 (S AAA);

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY PLAYOFF SCORES BY SCHOOL (Playoff records:) Subregion (0 -0); Region (2 -1); State (5 -9); Overall (7 -10) . MILLER GROVE: 2016 -- Rome L 56 -0 (S AAAAA); 2017 -- Maynard Jackson L 14 -0 (S AAAAA); 2018 -- Buford L 35 -13 (S AAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (0 -0); Region (0 - 0); State (0 -2); Overall (0 -3) . PEACHTREE: 1976 -- Clarke Central W 42 -7 (R 8AAA); Griffin L 34 -14 (S AAA); 1979 -- Tucker W 13 -7 (SR 8AAAA); Clarke Central L 17 -16 (R 8AAAA); 1980 -- Henderson W 28 -0 (SR 8AAAA); Clarke Central W 14 -13 (R 8AAAA); Stone Mountain W 20 -9 (S AAAA); Grif- fin L 21 -7 (S AAAA); 1981 -- Habersham Central W 14 -7 (SR 8AAAA); Lakeside W 21 -9 (R 8AAAA); Southwest DeKalb W 10 -7 (S AAAA); Newnan L 35 -21 (S AAAA); 1982 -- Tucker W 17 -0 (SR 8AAAA); Lakeside W 10 -3 (R 8AAAA); Sprayberry W 41 -10 (S AAAA); Griffin W 17 -14 (S AAAA); Valdosta L 10 -7 (S AAAA); 1983 -- Redan L 21 -17 (SR 7AAAA); 1984 -- Towers W 22 -15 (SR 7AAAA); Southwest DeKalb L 15 -7 (R 7AAAA); 1985 -- Columbia L 3 -0 (SR 7AAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (5 -2); Region (4 -2); State (4 -4); Overall (13 -8) . REDAN: 1979 -- Brown W 20 -0 (SR 5AAA); Avondale W 17 -8 (R 5AAA); Gainesville W 27 - 7 (S AAA); *Marist W 17 -14 (S AAA); 1981 -- Douglass W 23 -7 (SR 7AAAA); Southwest DeKalb L 28 -0 (R 7AAAA); 1983 -- Peachtree W 21 -17 (SR 7AAAA); Southwest DeKalb L 12 -3 (R 7AAAA); 1985 -- Lakeside W 9 -7 (SR 7AAAA); Columbia W 24 -13 (R 7AAAA); La- Grange L 17 -0 (S AAAA); 1986 -- Douglass W 13 -0 (SR 7AAAA); Southwest DeKalb L 14 -7 (R 7AAAA); 1987 -- Dunwoody W 24 -17 (SR 7AAAA); Southwest DeKalb L 14 -3 (R 7AAAA); 1989 -- Southwest DeKalb L 29 -0 (SR 7AAAA); 1993 -- McNair L 9 -7 (R 7AAAA); 1994 -- Dunwoody L 22 -19 (R 7AAAA); 2000 -- Parkview L 34 -0 (S AAAAA); 2001 -- Dacula L 21 -18 (S AAAAA); 2004 -- Lovejoy L 24 -14 (S AAAAA); 2006 -- Camden County L 36 -0 (S AAAAA); 2007 -- Newnan L 17 -6 (S AAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (6 -1); Region (2 - 6); State (2 -6); Overall (10 -13) . SEQUOYAH: 1987 -- M.D. Collins W 22 -20 (SR 5AA); Lovett L 14 -10 (R 5AA); 1988 -- Turner L 29 -13 (SR 5AA); Subregion (1 -1); Region (0 -1); State (0 -0); Overall (1 -2) . SHAMROCK: 1991 -- Lakeside L 21 -0 (R 6AAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (0 -1); Region (0 -0); State (0 -0); Overall (0 -1) . SOUTHWEST DEKALB: 1959 -- Marietta L 19 -0 (R 4AAA); 1972 -- North Springs W 35 -14 (R 4AA); Swainsboro W 27 -26 (S AA); Central Thomasville W 14 -8 (S AA); *Gainesville W 16 -12 (S AA); 1973 -- North Springs L 21 -0 (R 4AA); 1976 -- Northside, Atlanta L 13 -7 (R 7AAA); 1977 -- Washington W 20 -0 (R 7AAA); Wheeler W 35 -7 (S AAA); Clarke Central L 27 -21 (S AAA); 1978 -- Northside, Atlanta W 27 -0 (SR 7AAAA); Douglass L 10 -3 (R 7AAAA); 1980 -- Douglass L 7 -0 (SR 7AAAA); 1981 -- Harper W 36 -14 (SR 7AAAA); Redan W 28 -0 (R 7AAAA); Peachtree L 10 -7 (S AAAA); 1983 -- Tucker W 14 -10 (SR 7AAAA); Redan W 12 -3 (R 7AAAA); Marietta W 38 -35 (S AAAA); LaGrange L 28 -16 (S AAAA); 1984 -- Dunwoody W 42 -14 (SR 7AAAA); Peachtree W 15 -7 (R 7AAAA); Griffin W 27 -20 (S AAAA); Clarke Central L 42 -13 (S AAAA); 1986 -- Columbia W 6 -0 (SR 7AAAA); Redan W 14 -7 (R 7AAAA); Clarke Central L 10 -0 (S AAAA); 1987 -- Columbia W 36 -0 (SR 7AAAA); Redan W 14 -3 (R 7AAAA); Newton County W 14 -10 (S AAAA); Morrow L 14 -7 (S AAAA); 1988 -- Columbia W 31 -6 (SR 7AAAA); Dunwoody W 26 -7 (R 7AAAA); Douglas County L 10 -0 (S AAAA); 1989 -- Redan W 29 -0 (SR 7AAAA); Mays W 24 -20 (R 7AAAA); McEachern W 42 -0 (S AAAA); Clarke Central L 21 -20 (S AAAA); 1990 -- Mays W 35 -7 (R 7AAAA); Cedar Shoals W 17 -14 (S AAAA); Marietta W 34 -14 (S AAAA); Griffin W 34 -14 (S AAAA); Val- dosta L 31 -0 (S AAAA); 1991 -- McNair L 27 -21 (R 7AAAA); 1992 -- McNair W 7 -3 (R 7AAAA); Marietta L 30 -0 (S AAAA); 1993 -- Dunwoody L 28 -21 (R 7AAAA); 1994 -- Douglass W 42 -14 (R 7AAAA); McEachern W 14 -7 (S AAAA); Brookwood W 54 -27 (S AAAA); Valdosta L 40 -37 (S AAAA); 1995 -- Stone Mountain W 35 -0 (R 7AAAA); McEachern W 28 -21 (S AAAA); Clarke Central W 44 -21 (S AAAA); Warner Robins W 7 -0 (S AAAA); *Parkview W 14 -7 (S AAAA); 1996 -- Roswell L 9 -7 (S AAAA); 1997 -- Chattahoo- chee L 7 -0 (S AAAA); 1998 -- Douglas County W 56 -21 (S AAAA); Parkview L 27 -20 (S AAAA); 1999 -- Paulding County W 40 -0 (S AAAA); Brookwood W 27 -7 (S AAAA);

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY PLAYOFF SCORES BY SCHOOL Lowndes County L 28 -27 (S AAAA); 2000 -- Shiloh L 20 -7 (S AAAAA); 2001 -- Collins Hill L 7-0 (S AAAAA); 2002 -- Cherokee L 14 -7 (S AAAAA); 2003 -- Sequoyah (W 24 -21 (S AAAAA); South Gwinnett L 28 -7 (S AAAAA); 2005 – Tucker W 17 -2 (S AAAA); Rockdale County W 10 -7 (S AAAA); Statesboro L 31 -0 (S AAAA); 2006 – Rome L 42 -14 (S AAAA); 2008 -- Villa Rica W 27 -7 (S AAAA); Cedar Shoals W 13 -0 (S AAAA); Griffin L 10 -7 (S AAAA); 2009 -- Northwest Whitfield W 40 -3 (S AAAA); Clarke Central L 19 -17 (S AAAA); 2010 -- Flowery Branch L 28 -6 (AAAA); 2011 -- East Paulding L 10 -6 (AAAA); 2012 -- Kell L 19 -14 (AAAAA); 2016 -- Kell L 31 -22 (S AAAAA); 2017 -- Banneker W 35 -17 (S AAAAA); Rome L 56 -0 (S AAAAA); 2018 -- Loganville L 14 -13 (S AAAAA); 2019 – Hiram L 16 -12 (S AAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (7 -2); Region (14 -5); State (27 -30); Overall (48 -37) . STEPHENSON: 2000 -- Collins Hill L 20 -0 (S AAAAA); 2001 -- South Gwinnett W 33 -18 (S AAAAA); Centennial W 41 -0 (S AAAAA); Valdosta L 31 -28 (S AAAAA); 2002 -- Sequoyah W 28 -3 (S AAAAA); South Gwinnett W 28 -21 (S AAAAA); Camden County L 27 -20 (S AAAAA); 2003 -- Roswell W 21 -7 (S AAAAA); Harrison W 19 -14 (S AAAAA); Camden County L 26 -0 (S AAAAA); 2004 -- Newnan W 6 -0 (S AAAAA); Lowndes County L 43 -7 (S AAAAA); 2005 -- Tift County W 6 -3 (S AAAAA); East Coweta W 46 -22 (S AAAAA); Parkview W 20 -14 (S AAAAA); Lowndes County L 14 -0 (S AAAAA); 2006 -- Groves W 31 -6 (S AAAAA); Coffee County W 17 -7 (S AAAAA); Peachtree Ridge L 12 -9 (S AAAAA); 2007 -- East Coweta L 17 -14 (S AAAAA); 2008 -- Coffee County L 17 -14 (S AAAAA); 2009 -- Bradwell Institute W 44 -0 (S AAAAA); Colquitt County L 22 -21 (S AAAAA); 2010 -- Hillgrove L 28 -23 (AAAAA); 2011 -- Lowndes County L 7 -0 (AAAAA); 2012 -- Pope W 31 -11 (AAAAA); East Paulding W 35 -6 (AAAAA); Ware County L 14 -0 (AAAAA); 2013 -- Flowery Branch W 27 -7 (AAAAA); North Paulding L 35 -7 (AAAAA); 2014 -- Alexander W 41 -27 (AAAAA); Stockbridge L 27 -7 (AAAAA); 2015 -- Rome L 7 -6 (AAAAA); 2016 -- Effingham County W 24 -7 (S AAAAAA); Dacula W 20 -6 (S AAAAAA); Valdosta L 31 -21 (S AAAAAA); 2017 -- Heritage, Conyers L 20 - 7 (S AAAAAA); 2018 -- Coffee County L 44 -0 (S AAAAAA); 2019 -- Bradwell Institute W 47 - 20 (S AAAAAA); Allatoona L 23 -13 S AAAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (0 -0); Region (0 -0); State (20 -20); Overall (20 -20) . STONE MOUNTAIN: 1955 -- Bremen W 28 -0 (S C); Monticello L 13 -7 (S C); 1968 -- South Habersham L 27 -14 (S A); 1979 -- Washington W 24 -6 (SR 7AAAA); Therrell W 14 -0 (R 7AAAA); Griffin L 14 -7 (S AAAA); 1980 -- Harper W 21 -0 (SR 7AAAA); Douglass W 9 -6 (R 7AAAA); Peachtree L 20 -9 (S AAAA); 1990 -- Douglass W 10 -0 (R 7AAAA); Clarke Central L 27 -3 (S AAAA); 1995 -- Southwest DeKalb L 35 -0 (R 7AAAA); 1998 -- Oconee County L 31 -7 (S AAA); 2000 -- Sequoyah L 22 -21 (S AAA); 2004 – Rome L 24 -21 (S AAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (2 -0); Region (3 -1); State (1 -8); Overall (6 -9) . TOWERS: 1974 -- Northside, Atlanta L 13 -7 (R 7AAA); 1979 -- Therrell L 9 -0 (SR 7AAAA); 1982 -- Westminster L 14 -10 (SR 5AAA); 1984 -- Peachtree L 22 -15 (SR 7AAAA); 1986 -- Fulton L 33 -13 (SR 6AAA); 1988 -- Harper L 20 -0 (SR 6AAA); 1989 -- Lakeside W 13 -6 (SR 6AAA); Tucker L 29 -0 (R 6AAA); 1990 -- Lakeside L 48 -2 (R 6AAA); 1994 -- Lovett L 31 - 6 (R 5AA); 1995 -- North Clayton L 15 -14 (R 5AA); 2000 -- Pepperell L 22 -0 (S AAA); 2002 -- Elbert County L 21 -18 (S AAA); 2004 -- North Hall L 33 -17; 2009 -- Eastside L 31 -13 (S AAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (1 -5); Region (0 -5); State (0 -3); Overall (1 -13) . TUCKER: 1957 -- Rabun County W 12 -0 (R 4B); Trion L 39 -13 (S B); 1958 -- Morgan County L 26 -0 (R 4B); 1961 -- Morgan County L 22 -7 (R 4B); 1962 -- North Habersham W 16 -15 (S A); Carrollton L 20 -7 (S A); 1963 -- South Habersham W 33 -6 (R 4A); Carrollton W 32 -6 (S A); Dublin L 13 -12 (S A); 1966 -- Avondale W 41 -40 (S AAA); Marietta L 35 -14 (S AAA); 1979 -- Peachtree L 13 -7 (SR 8AAAA); 1982 -- Peachtree L 17 -0 (SR 8AAAA); 1983 -- Southwest DeK- alb L 14 -10 (SR 7AAAA); 1986 -- Lakeside L 28 -0 (SR 6AAA); 1987 -- Lakeside L 17 -14 (SR 6AAA); 1988 -- Lakeside L 29 -0 (SR 6AAA); 1989 -- George W 25 -14 (SR 6AAA); Towers W 29 -0 (R 6AAA); Hart County L 21 -18 (S AAA); 1990 -- Lithonia W 12 -0 (R 6AAA); Marist L 31 -0 (S AAA); 1991 -- Lithonia L 17 -0 (R 6AAA); 1992 -- Clarkston L 17 -8 (R 6AAA); 1993 -- Columbia L 14 -13 (R 6AAA); 1994 -- Columbia W 29 -12 (R 6AAA); Cedar Shoals W 13 -10 (S AAA); Marist W 20 -10 (S AAA); Dublin L 21 -14 (S AAA); 1995 -- Therrell W 14 -12 (R 6AAA); Cedar Shoals L 36 -31 (S AAA); 1996 -- Dalton L 17 -10 (S AAA); 1998 -- Central Gwin- nett W 42 -13 (S AAA); Creekside L 27 -22 (S AAA); 1999 -- Oconee County L 36 -0 (S AAA); 2000 -- Paulding County W 12 -6 (S AAAA); West Hall W 42 -19 (S AAAA); Statesboro L 8 -7 (S AAAA); 2001 -- Sequoyah L 17 -0 (S AAAA); 2002 -- Paulding County W 14 -10 (S AAAA); Westlake W 43 -7 (S AAAA); Shaw L 37 -7 (S AAAA); 2003 -- Ringgold W 45 -20 (S AAAA); McNair W 30 -0 (S AAAA); Troup W 29 -0 (S AAAA); Statesboro L 27 -24 (S AAAA); 2004 --

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Clarke Central W 44 -14 (S AAAA); Northwest Whitfield W 48 -14 (S AAAA); Statesboro L 15 - 14 (S AAAA); 2005 -- Southwest DeKalb L 17 -2 (S AAAA); 2007 -- Clarke Central W 24 -0 (S AAAA); Northwest Whitfield W 56 -10 (S AAAA); Bainbridge W 34 -7 (S AAAA); Northside of Warner Robins L 31 -28 (S AAAA); 2008 -- Whitewater W 33 -7 (S AAAA); Hillgrove W 48 -15 (S AAAA); Westside Macon W 31 -20 (S AAAA); Griffin W 34 -0 (S AAAA); *Marist W 15 -3 (S AAAA); 2009 -- Dalton W 35 -13 (S AAAA); Sandy Creek L 17 -14 (S AAAA); 2010 -- Logan- ville W 50 -6 (AAAA); Hiram W 38 -22 (AAAA); Ware County W 42 -3 (AAAA); Starr’s Mill L 20 -19 (AAAA); 2011 -- Sprayberry W 44 -14 (AAAA); Griffin W 46 -0 (AAAA); Flowery Branch W 42 -34 (AAAA); Northside of Warner Robins W 17 -16 (AAAA); *Lovejoy W 22 -7 (AAAA); 2012 -- Creekview W 42 -25 (AAAAA); North Paulding W 40 -21 (AAAAA); Northside of Warn- er Robins L 23 -20 (AAAAA); 2013 -- Heritage W 35 -14 (AAAAA); East Paulding W 16 -13 (AAAAA); Ware County W 29 -0 (AAAAA); Gainesville W 20 -14 (AAAAA); Creekside L 52 -28 (AAAAA); 2014 -- Tift County W 31 -29 (AAAAAA); Grayson W 26 -23 (AAAAAA); McEachern, L 62 -36 (AAAAAA); 2015 -- Langston Hughes W 38 -28 (AAAAAA); South For- syth L 42 -35 (AAAAAA); 2016 -- Bradwell Institute W 48 -15 (S AAAAAA); Harrison W 28 -3 (S AAAAAA); Mays W 28 -21 (S AAAAAA); Northside Warner Robins W 22 -7 (S AAAAAA); Valdosta L 17 -7 (S AAAAAA); 2017 -- Lakeside, Evans W 55 -7 (S AAAAAA); Northside, Warner Robins W 28 -7 (S AAAAAA); Allatoona W 20 -12 (S AAAAAA); Coffee County L 14 -3 (S AAAAAA); 2018 -- Northside Warner Robins L 43 -21 (AAAAAA); 2019 -- Glynn Academy L 31 -7 (S AAAAAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (1 -6); Region (6 -5); State (47 -28); Overall (54 -39) . WALKER: 1980 -- Woodward Academy L 24 -22 (SR 4AAA); 1981 -- Woodward Academy W 10 -7 (SR 4AAA); M.D. Collins L 21 -0 (R 4AAA); 1982 -- Woodward Academy L 15 -0 (SR 4AAA); (Playoff records:) Subregion (1 -2); Region (0 -1); State (0 -0); Overall (1 -3) . • NOTE; SR - SUBREGION; R - REGION; S - STATE

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Several DeKalb players have distinguished themselves in college football. Listed by school and year are the young men who received financial aid.

ARABIA MOUNTAIN: 2011 -- Breshad Perriman, Central Florida; Sagnelli Dawson, Tusculum; Bradley Knight, Emory&Henry; 2012 -- Case Woodard, Carson -Newman; Navontez Wyche, Carson -Newman; Shanor Knibb, LaGrange; CharlesJoel Smith, LaGrange; David Whyte, Morgan State; 2013 -- Danny Ezechukwu, Purdue; Michael Holloway, Charleston Southern; Chazmon Chapman, Johnson C. Smith; Kwame Bowens, Jackson State; Devin Crawford, Jackson State; Melvin Staley, Atlanta Sports Academy; Bryson Jones, Atlanta Sports Academy; Andreus Ladson, Pikeville; Zanny Ransom, West Georgia Tech; Kevin Johnson, Post; Care- ton Matthews, Morehouse; 2014 -- Demetro Stephens, Army; Jonathan Shepherd -Smith, Davidson; Chris Daniels, Western Carolina; Baridakara Sigalo, Appalachian State; Destinn Middleton, Limestone; Kayton Samuels, Syracuse; Jonathan Slaton, Charleston Southern; Nasiir Edwards, Air Force; Gregory Phillips, Pur- due; Andrew Green, Morehouse; Carlton King, Reinhardt; Darion Stallworth, Reinhardt; Melvin Idlette, Morehouse; Trevous Reynolds, Paine College; 2015 -- Jakobi Meyers, North Carolina State; Theodore Eboigbe, Kent State; Dante Ferguson, Tennessee State; Yaquarri Adams, Air Force; Camiel Grant, Mercer; 2016 -- Malick Mbodj, Cincinnati; Jabari Meyers, South Carolina State; Giovanni Rene, Mississippi Valley State; Daekwon Moultrie, Mississippi Valley State; Marcus Gay, Savannah State; Emmanuel Moton, St. Olaf; Jadon Salter, Arkansas Baptist; 2017 -- Terray Bryant, Youngstown State; Falcoe Johnson, Wingate; Michael Miller, Catawba; Christopher Williams, Point; Joshua Cook, Point; Stanford Smith, Mt. St. Joseph; Eric Ross, Valdosta State; Samad Noble, Morehouse; Brandon Snowball, LaGrange; Desmond Rocker, Mt. St. Joseph; Carl White, Reedley College; Jelani Davis, LaGrange; 2018 -- Justin Nelson, Navy; Khalil Miller, Davidson; Joshua Campbell, Alabama State; Xavius Mitchell, Alabama State; 2019 -- Bryson Williams, Tuskegee; Glenn Hayes, Kent State; Kenyon Webb, Tuskegee; Thomas Douglas -Watt, Albany State; Reginald Phillips, LaGrange; Demetric Barnes, Kennesaw State; Aaron Pyron, Georgia Southern; Corey Rolle, Morehead State; Matthew Crawford, Jackson State; D’Anthony Garrett, Alabama A&M; 2020 -- David Nduwkye, Western Kentucky; Chandler Martin, East Tennessee State; Justin Jordan, Fort Valley State. AVONDALE: 1952 -- Jimmy Ackerman, Tennessee Wesleyan; 1954 -- Wayne Turner, UT -Chattanooga; 1955 -- Marvin Starr, Furman, Hugh Tankersley, Furman; 1956 -- Sam Taylor, Furman; 1957 -- Stanley Bell, Mississippi State; 1958 -- Kit Bell, Clemson, Wilber Williamson, Hinds Junior College; 1959 -- Frank James, Auburn, Tommy Wolfe, Georgia, Eddie Polley, Georgia; 1960 -- Edwin Pritchett, Florida State, Ronnie Campbell, Wake Forest, Mike Herron, East Tennessee State; 1961 -- Gary McKee, Mississippi State; 1962 -- Tommy Carlisle, Georgia Tech, Steve Almond, Georgia Tech, Jimmy Cooley, Georgia, Mike Slye, Mississip- pi State; 1963 -- David Cooper, Georgia, Stanley Anderson, Wake Forest, Andy Odum, Tennessee Tech, Frank Owens, Austin Peay; 1964 -- Steve Mills, Georgia Tech, Brad Johnson, Georgia, George Veal, Furman, Gary West, UT -Chattanooga, John Mangrum, UT -Chattanooga, Harold Bryant, Chattanooga, Paul Brinsfield, UT -Chattanooga, James Sharpe, Harding; 1965 -- Jerry Gulledge, Georgia, Buddy Johnson, Georgia Tech; 1966 -- Billy Brice, Georgia, Ricky Elder, Troy State, Chip Kell, Tennessee, Mark Longnecker, Samford, Byron Trotter, Furman, Dennis Watson, Georgia; 1968 -- Dale Bowen, Samford, Mike Cawthon, Georgia, Charles Dudish, Georgia Tech, Steve Kelly, Livingston State, Hane Steadman, Furman; 1969 -- Kim Bras- well, Georgia, Buzzy Brown, Newberry, Milton Bruce, Georgia, Jimmy Haglethorn, Furman, Richard Medlin, Presbyterian; 1970 -- Bobby Burgess, Clemson, Ricky Brown, Clemson, David Ramsey, Florida State, Fred Bettress, Georgia Tech; 1971 -- Eddie Sanders, Austin Peay, Joey Riley, Clemson, Beau Bruce, Georgia Tech, Brad Buky, Tampa, Daniel Buggs, West Virginia, Tom Tatum, Samford; 1972 -- Jim Helms, Samford, Barry Williams, Georgia Tech, Dan Beall, Davidson, Buck Sherman, Tennessee; 1973 -- Bob Bunder, Texas -El Paso, Doug Elstad, Chattanooga, David Maher, Appalachian State; 1974 -- Rusty Knight, Auburn, Calvin Simon, Appalachian State, Cedric Hawk, Newberry; 1975 -- Matt Ramsey, Lees -McRae; 1976 -- Perry String- er, Wofford, R. Castellanos, Wofford; 1977 -- David Sawyer, Georgia, Steve Coker, Presbyterian, Jarrold Reeves, Presbyterian, Chris Price, Clark; 1978 -- Clifford Austin, Clemson, Lon Buckler, Georgia, Tim Mar- tin, Georgia, Josh Porter, Georgia Tech; 1979 -- Clarence Porter, Morehouse; 1980 -- Jerry Butler, East Ten- nessee, Jeff McSwain, Davidson; 1981 -- Kirby Phillips, Tennessee State, Ricky Preston, Memphis South- western, Donald Duggan, Memphis Southwestern, Robert Lee, Georgetown; 1982 -- David Dean, Georgia Tech; 1983 -- Ivan Hadley, North Carolina A & T, Ted Frizen, Mississippi College, Bobby Jefferson, Louis- ville; 1984 -- Fred Moore, Livingston, Dev Connelly, S.W. of Memphis; 1985 -- Joe Arnold, Western Ken- tucky; 1986 -- Benny Franklin, Marion Military, Mark Williams, Marion Military; 1988 -- Art Ancrum, Sam- ford, Damon Benton, Coahoma JC, Jeff Tellis, Coahoma JC, Kelvin Fears, NW Mississippi; 1990 -- Derrick Eason, Western Kentucky, Eric Kemp, Western Kentucky, Jason Arnold, Newberry; 1991 -- Xavier Wyatt, Clark; 1995 – Casey Thomas, Clemson; 1997 -- Orondai Cox, South Carolina; 1998 -- Chris Brown, UAB; -- Jay Flen, Jackson State; 2000 -- Darius Williams, Georgia Tech; Brian Rossell, Morris Brown; 2001 --

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Reco Collins, Lafayette, Carl Bell, Bethal College; William McRae, Bethal College; 2002 -- Jarrett Winfrey, Liberty; Dondi Sumpter, Bethune -Cookman; Terrance Hawk, Albany State; 2003 -- Jamond Edwards, St. Paul College; Wayne Mann, Livingston College; Kalvin McRae, Ohio University; Delaine Means, Ken- tucky; 2004 -- Leonardo George, Gardner -Webb; Eric Miller, Princeton; 2006 -- Antoine Moore, Emory & Henry; Terrence Miller, Livingstone College; Vernon Richardson, Livingstone College; 2007 -- Billy Mur- phy -Ward, North Carolina Tech JC; Roy Walker, West Virginia Tech; 2008 -- Zach McKinstry, Stillman; Ryan Hamilton, Stillman; 2009 -- Deonte McDowell, Bethune -Cookman; William Brown, Malone Universi- ty; Courtney Brantley, Morehouse; Kalonji Kashama, Eastern Michigan; Tim Holcombe, LaGrange; Roy Reid, Fullerton JC; 2010 -- Tyreek Phillips, Furman; Kendall Roberson, Buffalo; Max Thompson, Valdosta State; Joshua Bowen, Olivet Nazarene; Justin Davis, Olivet Nazarene; Matthew Hardeman, Trinity Interna- tional; Joel Myou, Trinity International; Oliver Kathalay, Eastern Michigan. BRIARCLIFF : 1967 -- Larry Graham, East Tennessee State, Bobby Stokes, Georgia Tech, Bill Peek, East Tennessee; 1968 -- Mike Roberts, East Tennessee State; 1969 -- John Shikany, George Hirsch, Steve Brown, East Carolina; 1970 -- Bruce Popp, East Carolina, John Dubac, South Carolina; 1971 -- Tim Martin, Penn- sylvania, Gary Jaynes, Georgia Tech; 1972 -- Elliot Price, Georgia Tech; 1973 -- Pat Lombardi, North Caro- lina, Jake Newman, Western Carolina; 1975 -- Ken Joel, Pennsylvania; 1985 -- Reginald Tucker, Albany State. CEDAR GROVE: 1975 -- Randy Clark, Carson -Newman, Richy Benton, Jacksonville State; 1976 -- Phillip Swindoll, Vanderbilt, Johnny Smith, Georgia Tech, Keith Story, Jacksonville State, Glenn Veasey, Troy State; 1977 -- Bobby Harris, Auburn, Dale Moore, Carson -Newman, David Pulliam, Lees -McRae; 1978 -- Rick Thompson, Maryville; 1979 -- Steve Hill, Jacksonville State, Ernest Gage, Albany State; 1980 -- Ralph Smith, Georgia, Craig Cooper, Albany State, Darryl Brown, Albany State; 1982 -- David Rutledge, Albany State, Frank Edwards, Albany State; 1984 -- Mustafa Amrullah, Newberry; 1985 -- Curtis Brown, Albany State, Kenny Gilstrap, Tennessee Tech; 1988 -- Chris Sypho, UT -Chattanooga, James Collier, UT - Chattanooga; 1990 -- Jarius Malcome, Western Kentucky, Demetrius Smith, Middle Tennessee State, Ber- win Sheppard, Clark, Mike Neal, Clark; 1991 -- Jimmy Austin, Tuskegee; 1992 -- Darren Sewell, Tennessee Wesleyan, Articher Williams, Grambling; 1993 -- B.J. Cohen, Marshall; Kane Walker, Marshall; 1994 -- Omar Williams, Savannah State; 1995 -- Andre O'Neal, Marshall; Eric Smith, Tuskegee; Santravius McKeever, Tennessee Tech; 1996 -- Blakeley Kendale, East Tennessee State; Lucius Glynn, Clark Atlanta; Lamar Cooper, East Tennessee State; Adrian Stafford, Holmes; Robert Gates, University of Mississippi; 1997 -- Kenard Carter, West Virginia Wesleyan; 1998 -- Kareem Bland, Middle Tenn, William Rucker, Navy, Averill Cobb, Albany State, Michael Palmer, Morehouse, Kahine Walker, Alcorn; 1999 -- Christopher Hill, Albany State; Rashard Lewis, Albany State; 2000 -- Sanquin Lewis, Middle Georgia; 2001 -- Quan Dominick, Middle Tennessee State; Damarcus Thomas, Marshall; Jamil Mason, Tennessee Tech; Demond Leslie, Alabama A&M; Marquel Stephens, Johnson C. Smith; Toney Scott, Florida A&M; 2002 -- Marcus McNeill, Auburn; Jonathan Palmer, Auburn; Alex Love, Wofford; Jonathan Johnson, Savannah State; Pat- rick Pope, Livingstone; Anthony Johnson, Morris Brown; DeCarlos Myrick, Mississippi Valley State; Jim- my Maddox, Maryville; Calvin Grimes, Shaw University; 2003 -- Shelton Bynum, North Carolina; Kyle Chase, East Carolina; Abraham Jackson, Kentucky State; Trenton Shannon, West Georgia; Brandon Tutt, Shaw; Justin Wade, Tulane; 2004 -- Chris Jackson, UT -Chattanooga; Richie Jones, Savannah State; Adam Hill, Shaw University; Clintrez Webb, Tennessee State; 2005 -- Ozzie Harrell, Army; Garrett Williams, Savannah State; Forrest Jackson, Georgia Military; Brandon Brewer, Concordia College; Tim Eford, Con- cordia College; Cornelius Hall, Concordia College; 2006 – Alan Mitchell, Tulane, D’Metres Hill, Tulane, Hollis Jackson, Virginia Union, Darius Barnett, Lane College, Major Chapman, Lane College, Deon Allen, Lane College; Adam Swaby, Fort Valley State; Brandon Turner, Sewanee; 2007 – Antron Clark, Concordia; Cortez Crisp, Concordia; Carl Holt, Concordia; Chris Brittain, Concordia; Brian Greenlee, Concordia; Ericc Baker, Concordia; Desmond Lee, Concordia; 2008 -- Xavier Avery, Georgia; Josh Jarboe, Oklhahoma; Gerald Rivers, Mississippi; Travis Alston, Savannah State; Trence Harvey, Virginia State; Rico Nesmith, Wittenberg; Matthew Smith, Wittenberg; DeAngelo Julks, Morehouse; 2009 -- Jeremy Kimbrough, Appala- chian State; William Pratcher, Middle Tennessee State; Vinson Bass, Troy State; Stanley McBride, Albany State; Rashawn Earl, Albany State; Warren Mason, Savannah State; Terrick Ransom, Savannah State; Sam Johnson, Arizona Western JC; Jabriel Hassan, Albany State; 2010 -- Jamel Dobbs, Navy; Willie Favors, Wofford; Demario Dixon, Morehouse; James Hughley, Tennessee Tech; Tamarcus Wilcox, Concordia Col- lege; Kevin Lee, Concordia College; Demarcus Gist, Concordia College; 2011 -- Vincent Dallas, Tennessee; Tyrus White, Lafayette; Desi Banks, Morehead State; O’Neil Cohen, Valdosta State; Leonard Jacobs, St. Augustine; Antonio Stewart, St. Augustine; Rashad Ponder, Richmond; 2012 -- Brandon Greene, Alabama; Langston Williams, College of Sequoias; Casey Canino, Morehouse; Joshua Austin, Morehouse; Xavier Cooper, Morehouse; Darryl Williams, Miles; Sean Johnson, Miles; Marlon Coley, Benedict; Dwayne Love, Benedict; Nevrone Thomas, Benedict; Arthur Wainwright, Benedict; Tarvis Hall, Chattahoochee Tech;

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Rodney Garvin, Georgia Military; 2013 -- Jamir Hannah, Alabama State; Everett Nicholas, Tennessee State; Ryan Witherspoon, Benedict; Tyson Dickson, Western Carolina; Daletavious McGhee, Minnesota; Johna- than McCrary, Vanderbilt; Demetrius Pinkett, Benedict; Keith Johnson, University of Cumberlands; Em- manuel Haynes, University of Cumberlands; Michael Sutton, University of Cumberlands; Daniel Walker, Livingstone; Joshua Heard, Yale; 2014 -- Bryson Allen -Williams, South Carolina; Chandler Ector, Delta State; Alphaeus Newman, Western Carolina; Fred Howard, Georgia Prep Sports; 2015 -- Joseph Comer, Reedly College; Gus Cumberlander, Oregon; Christopher Fredrick, Syracuse; Darius Goodwin, Virginia Union; Adrian Green, Ferris State; Eric Hall, Pierce College; Quentez Johnson, North Carolina State; Kee- nan Kelly, Hampton; Marquez McNeil, Coffeyville Community College; Devin Thurmond, Hampton; Ra- mone Ward, Jackson State; Terrence Williams, Jyree Prep; 2016 -- Antwuan Jackson, Auburn; Labron Mor- ris, South Carolina State; Jesse Reverio, Georgia Military; Elysee Mbem -bosse, Michigan; Ervin Mills, Reinhardt; Adrian Fendell, Valdosta State; Zavier Williams, Elon; Elijah Bandy, South Carolina State; Jah- vez Mitchell, Johnson C. Smith; Quan Bristol, Alabama Prep; Larreon Jones, Arkansas Baptist; Sedrick Jefferson, West Georgia; Matthew Dubose, Arkansas Baptist; 2017 -- Korey Hernandez, Arkansas; Tre’ Shaw, North Carolina; Jelani Woods, Oklahoma State; Maurice Campbell, Southern University; Sollee Fofana, North Georgia Prep Academy; Netori Johnson, Georgia; DeAngelo Malone, Western Kentucky; Justin Shaffer, Georgia; Marvin Spencer, Alderson Broaddus; Grant Walker, Georgia Southern; Tyrique Williams, Columbus State; Khyree Wilson, Cincinnati Christian; Dezmond Harris, Allegheny College; Wil- liam Smith, Albany State; Dennis Bell, Hines JC; Matthew Young, Tennessee State; 2018 -- Rogerick Ham- ilton, Henderson State; Malik Johnson, Malone; Darrell Neal, Reinhardt; Israel Spivey, North Carolina A&T; Kortney Cox, Florida A&M; Roderic Forts, Western Kentucky State; 2019 -- Jadon Haselwood, Okla- homa; Dante Walker, Marshall; Michael Brooks, Tennessee State; Tworn Seals, Marshall; Darron Sims, Alcorn State; Anton Cousins, Albany State; Robert Jones, Army Academy; Kendall Boney, Southern; Rashad Jordan, Albany State; William Jenkins, Kennesaw State; 2020 -- Brandon Hall, Hutchinson CC; Isaiah Ratcliff, Hutchinson CC; Alvin Williams, Colorado; Latrelvin Blackamore, Savannah State; Greg Slaton, Gordon State; Chris Stinson, Shaw; Nick Brannon, Gordon State; Eric Harper, Gordon State; Coreyon Cone, Savannah State; Tee Denson, Kansas State; Jeremiah Smith, Shaw. CHAMBLEE: 1961 -- Douglas Cowan, Wofford, L.C. Ferrell, Clemson; 1962 -- Paul Fulford, East Tennes- see State, Bobby Wilson, Tulane, Billy Joe Ferrell, East Tennessee State; 1963 -- Allen Sewell, Oklahoma State; 1964 -- George Burnett, Clemson, Ronnie Kitchens, Clemson, David Nemeth, Furman, Paul Dickey, Furman; 1965 -- Gary Vanover, Morehead College; 1966 -- David Gowan, Furman, Jackie Smith, Clemson, James Douglas Waters, Clemson, John Drake, Vanderbilt, Lawrence Hutto, Florida State; 1967 -- Steve Kitchens, Georgia, Steve Foster, Georgia Tech, Mike Jennings, Carson -Newman, Ronnie Pelfrey, Carson - Newman; 1969 -- Jerome Beatty, Clemson; 1971 -- James Roos, Tennessee, William Whitaker, North Caro- lina, Randy Eberhard, Appalachian State, Dennis Powell, Appalachian State, Tom Hargrove, Mars Hill, Tim Fitchpatrick, Tennessee; 1972 -- Matthew Gossage, Vanderbilt; 1973 -- Andy Spiva, Tennessee, John Wa- ters, East Tennessee State, Noel Pittman, UT -Chattanooga; 1974 -- John Colom, Appalachian State, Daniel McSween, Appalachian State; 1976 -- Eddie Jackson, North Carolina, William Bloodworth, Citadel, Jack Cain, Clemson; 1977 -- Tony Jackson, UT -Chattanooga, Paul Scott, Presbyterian, Matt Putnal, Lenoir - Rhyne; 1982 -- Steve Wallace, Auburn; 1983 -- Joe Sawyer, Alabama State, Mike Truitt, West Georgia, John Giegerich, Memphis Southwestern; 1984 -- Kevin Flowers, Morehouse, Tony Henderson, Morris Brown, Troy Sadowski, Georgia; 1986 -- Albert Burt, East Tennessee State, Parker Hix, Tennessee Military, Barry Anderson, North Carolina State; 1987 -- Chip Anderson, Furman; 1988 -- John Shipman, Marion Military; Robert Edmondson, Suwanee; 1995 -- Sandrell Davison, LeHigh; Valentino Burton, Union; An- drew Seigle, Presbyterian; 1996 -- Henry Boynton, Morris Brown; Corey Reid, Morris Brown; Tarus Wom- ble, Morris Brown; Dominic June, The Citadel; Kourtney Preston, Morris Brown; 1997 -- Carl Wright, Air Force Academy; 1998 -- Mondo Miller, East Tenn State, Isaac Thomas, Morehouse; 1999 -- Tobias Wiggs, Lehigh; Chaz Harper, Troy State; Jamaal Grier, Brown Univ; 2000 -- Michael Killian, Furman; 2002 -- Dexter Hunt, The Apprentice School; Bendrick Cade, University of the South; Antonio Fields, Troy State; 2003 -- Aidan Clifford, Samford; Clifton Dortch, Furman; Terrance Ware, Wofford; 2004 -- Joey Barcus, Kent State; Travis Chambers, Georgia Tech; Mike Clayton, University of the South; Rodney Ezzard, Duke; Steven Jackson, Fort Valley State; Arlance Jenkins, Army; 2005 -- Charles Major, Citadel; 2006 -- Elliott Tarplin, Carson -Newman; Kelvin Davis, Union College; Micah Anderson, Washington University; Jason Barcus, Carson -Newman; Barry Huntley, New Mexico State; Rasheed Kelly, Sewanee; Art Miller, Army; Amir Nga, Morehouse; Justin Smith, Sewanee; Josh Williams, Georgia Tech; 2007 -- Roddy Jones, Georgia Tech; Nicolai Schwarzkopf, Harvard; Harris Weeks, Mississippi College; Ivan Sharpe, Savannah State; Chris Parks, Air Force; 2008 -- Omoregie Uzzi, Georgia Tech; Taylor Loftley, Vanderbilt; Malcolm Beyah, Middle Tennessee State; Ryan Smith, Valdosta State; Terrence LeFall, Howard; 2009 -- Warren Norman, Vanderbilt; Darius Jones, Air Force; Briant Henry, UT -Chattanooga; Brian Sheppard, Presbyterian; Barry

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Stafford, Bethune -Cookman; John Napier, Clark; 2010 -- Artemus Norman, North Carolina State; 2011 – Josh Benton, Central Missouri; Jamani Chavis, Savannah State; Brandon Rhodes, Savannah State; Demarcus Copeland, Tusculum; 2012 -- Theo Jones, Davidson; 2013 -- Kamren Mack, Presbyterian; Desmond Noird, Florida A&M; Dezmin Reed, Georgia Military; Khari Rosier, Presbyterian; Quincy Watford, College of Charleston; James Hanley, Air Force; Davin Bellamy, Georgia; 2014 -- Ryan Burgess, Presbyterian College; Matt Simon, Tusculum; 2016 -- Samleek Shields, Maryville; Jordan Muse, Reinhardt; Tate Lasher, Birming- ham Southern; Will Dean, Mississippi Valley State; 2017 -- Arthur Murry, Lane College; Tyler McClinton, Lane College; Gavin Holton, Kennesaw State; 2018 -- Hamilton Hall, Ole Miss; Adrian Russ, Rhodes; 2020 - - Chris Rogers, Culver Stockton. CLARKSTON: 1964 -- Paul Hicks, Moorehead; 1966 -- Lanny Pearce, Tennessee; 1967 -- David Price, Southern Mississippi, Steve Lewter, Clemson; 1968 -- Billy Dean, Furman, Tommy Kendrick, Clemson; 1969 -- Steve Spence, Southern Mississippi; 1970 -- Roger Armistead, Newberry, Tommy Thomas, Tampa, Jim Helms, Southern Mississippi, Hal Harris, Furman, Hugh Barbee, Tennessee, Chuck Edmonds, Presbyterian, David Nestor, East Tennessee; 1971 -- Eddie Wommack, Davidson, David Harper, Davidson; 1972 -- Tony Boon, Davidson, Greg Follwood, Newberry, Dennis Fowler, Appalachian State, Robert Angelo, Newberry; 1973 -- Keith Camp, Savannah State, Chuck Ludeke, Western Carolina, Ed Vining, Maryville; 1974 -- Rick Perry, Furman, Hal Kemp, Vanderbilt, Tim Camp, Savannah State, John Graham, Furman, Gary Hobbs, Holmes JC Mississippi, Steve Weeks, Lees -McRae JC; 1976 -- John Farmer, Pennsylvania, Rodney Lee, Georgia Tech, Steve Reep, Appalachian; 1977 -- Stoni Wall, Chattanooga; 1979 -- Mark Bicknese, Western Carolina; 1980 -- Mike McCalep, Alabama A & M, Charles Mobley, Western Maryland, Mark Hanley, West Georgia; 1981 -- Tommy Kearney, Liberty Baptist; 1982 -- Scott Gober, East Tennessee State; 1983 -- Galen Dawson, Alabama A & M, Kevin Gadberry, West Georgia, Jerry Jones, Alabama, Ben Morris, Mississippi, Jimmy Stradley, Georgia Tech; 1984 -- Danny Bradley, Georgia Tech, John Spierto, Florida, Sam Taylor, South Carolina; 1985 -- Craig Benzinger, Kentucky, Steve Harmon, Georgia; 1986 -- William Dean, East Tennessee State, Jerry Brandon, Austin Peay, Todd Davis, Mars Hill; 1987 -- Shawn Johnson, Jacksonville State, Brendon Potts, Citadel, Tony Shell, Wofford, Jack McTyre, Valdosta State; 1988 -- Alex Chambliss, Georgia Southern, Brett Copeland, Citadel; 1989 -- Cedric Adams, Clark, Keith Maple, Jacksonville State, Robert O'Neal, Clemson, Brandon Rozzelle, Georgia Southern, Walter Tate, Auburn; 1990 -- O.J. Davis, Furman, Derrick Taylor, Tennessee Tech, Brian Dean, Jacksonville State; 1991 -- Tim Frost, Tennessee, Brad Tate, Valdosta State, Sorento Griggs, Kentucky Wesleyan, Randal Smith, Kentucky Wesleyan; 1993 -- Todd Pater, UT -Chattanooga; 1994 -- Tavares Patterson, Georgia Military, Kevin McLeod, Auburn; 1995 -- Dustin Luckie, Georgia; Mike Luckie, Georgia; Miles Luckie, Georgia; 1997 -- Tim Hardaway, Southern Miss; 1998 -- Demetrius Williams, Hines Jr College, Kenneth Crim, Eastern Kentucky; 1999 -- Jamel Harris, Fort Valley State; Joe Parks, Albany State; Pearson Jones, Albany State; Terrance Woodard, Albany State; Robert Wal- den, Albany State; 2000 -- Corey Nalampoon, Kentucky Wesleyan; Ecoyus Young, Fort Valley State; Ter- rence Heathington, Fort Valley State; 2002 -- Derrick Fitzgerald, Fort Valley State; Winston Forde, Fort Val- ley State; 2003 -- Isaiah Burns, Carson -Newman; Marcel Horne, Middle Tennessee; Mariano Moment, Union College; Jheremy Smith, Union College; 2004 -- Derrick Corum, University of the South; Fernando Ford, Tusculum; Andrew Hawker, Union College; Reggie Kennon, Tusculum; Davis Wokeme, Georgia Southern; Francisco Zaragoza, Union College; 2005 -- Lonnie Wyatt, Albany State; Abdi Noor, Wingate; Ralph Wulah, Presbyterian College; Jerome Ferrell, Union College; Abdul Gure, Union College; 2006 -- Jyron Barclay, Central Connecticut State, Marquez Mapp, Mars Hill, Courtney Daniels, Cumberland University, Tavis Jack- son, Methodist College, Howard Wilder, Methodist College; Mario Wallace, LaGrange College; Lawrence Manadom, LaGrange; Mohamed Shakoor, Dartmouth; Solomon Badmus, North Carolina Prep; Derrick John- son, North Carolina Prep; 2007 -- Isiah Bell, Bucknell; Travious Jackson, Dean College; 2008 -- Leonard Benton, Stillman; 2011 -- Darius McGuire, Atlanta Sports Academy; 2013 -- Ken Kamana, LaGrange; 2019 – Iverson Woods, Rose Hulman IT. COLUMBIA: 1971 -- Keith Brantley, UT -Chattanooga, Philip Bryant, Citadel, Steven Shelton, Citadel, Jeffrey Walker, Duke; 1972 -- David Durham, Georgia Tech, Glynn Harrison, Georgia, Wayne Rhodes, Ala- bama, Bailey Walkemeyer, Lees -McRae; 1973 -- Richard Floyd, Southern Mississippi; 1974 -- Tom Blount, Arkansas, Rick Garvin, Arkansas; 1975 -- Quinton Brown, Morehouse, Randy Dickenson, Presbyterian, Phil- lip Johns, Presbyterian, Reginald McCoy, Morehouse, John Odum, Presbyterian, Harold Roach, Lenoir - Rhyne, Rick St. George, Pennsylvania; 1976 -- Dannell Dannock, Furman, Marlon Logino, Albany, Jerry Nalley, Chattahoochee Valley JC, Melvin Petty, Albany; 1977 -- Anthony Gordon, Georgia, George Moore, Georgia, Randy Scott, Alabama; 1978 -- Marvin Penamon, Davidson, Tony Philpot, Middle Tennessee State, Gregory Searcy, N.E. Mississippi JC, Michael Wade, Tuskegee; 1979 -- Chip Simmons, East Carolina, Mi- chael Snead, Morris Brown; 1980 -- David Edwards, Illinois, John Houston, Florida State, Gerald Marshall, Highland CC, Darryl Robinson, VMI; 1981 -- Rory Graves, Ohio State, Rodney Pitts, Tennessee State, Eric Rasheed, Western Carolina, Ronald Reid, East Carolina, Antonio Render, Georgia, Darryl Weems, New

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Mexico Military; 1982 -- Marvin Arnold, Auburn, Tony Slaton, Texas A & M, Al Phillips, Western Carolina; 1983 -- Tony Bartley, Tennessee, Richard Dix, South Carolina State, Winston Fisher, Clark, Reggie Graves, Ohio State, Henry Harris, Georgia, Fred Lane, Georgia, Darryl Muhammad, Arkansas State, Calvin Pitts, Liberty Baptist, Rod Saddler, Texas A & M, Mike Smith, Arkansas State, Ed White, Illinois; 1984 -- Adrian Woods, Northeast Oklahoma, Dexter Minnifield, Morris Brown, Tommy Shakir, Western Kentucky, Ramon Scott, Liberty Baptist; 1985 -- Mike Phillips, Texas -El Paso, David Ammons, South Carolina State, James Boswell, N.E. Oklahoma JC, James Harvey, Coahoma JC, Dexter Neal, Coahoma JC; 1986 -- Felton Ransby, Texas A & M, Terrance Franklin, Mississippi Valley State, Jason Black, Texas A & M, Terrill Merritt, Jack- sonville State, Evron Cameron, Jacksonville State; 1987 -- Wes Greene, Valdosta State, William Ransby, UT - Chattanooga, Rodney Scott, Jacksonville State, James Johnson, Wofford, James Harris, Albany State, Carlton Harris, Albany State; 1988 -- Kelvin Blackshear, Cumberland; 1990 -- Reuben Jones, East Carolina, Lydell Moore, Albany State; 1991 -- Fernando Harper, Alabama State, Donnell Palmore, Alabama State, Aye Smith, Tennessee Wesleyan, Charsie Robertson, Maryville, Russell Brown, Albany State, Mack Butler, Tennessee Wesleyan, Ahren Matthews, Catawba; 1992 -- Carlos Curry, Clemson, Derrick Pugh, Alabama A & M; 1993 -- Termaine Jenkins, Albany State; 1994 -- Maurio Woodley, West Georgia; 1996 -- Ernest Ross, Univ of Alabama -Birm; Lyle Weaver, West Point -Army; Garland Green, Holmes; 1997 -- Laroudu Stephens, Morris Brown; Dedrick Murphy, West Georgia; 1998 -- Kendall Newson, Middle Tenn State, Jason Frazier, Army, Clearance Holmes, Army, Kent Davis, Morehouse; 2000 -- Anthony Jones, Wyoming; Andre Byrd, Morris Brown; 2001 -- Calvin Armstrong, Stanford; Keon Newson, Bowling Green; 2003 -- Gregory Bethea, Albany State; Rafael Farley, Alabama A&M; Eddie Gresham, Salisbury University; Carlos Jones, Morris Brown; Phillip McCrary, Navy; Jarvis Newson, Illinois; Justin Norman, Morris Brown; Keegan Shuman, Morris Brown; Hubert Sims, Lane College; Jajuan Roberson, Lane College; Zerbin Singleton, Navy; Freddie Ste- vens, Norfolk State; Keon Turner, Bethune -Cookman; Amir Windom, Salisbury University; 2005 – Robert Hayes, St. Augustine’s; 2006 – Tremaine Boykin, Fort Valley State, Shomari Watson, Grambling State, Bran- don Williams, Fort Valley State; 2007 -- Craig Willingham, Lambuth; Chris Willis, Lambuth; 2008 -- Ken- neth Harris, North Carolina; Antonio Wilson, Georgia Tech; Chris Holloway, Southern University; 2009 -- Nathaniel Anthony, Georgia State; Malcolm Crawford, Howard; Toavon Sheats, Howard; William Porter, Carson -Newman; 2010 -- Darnelius Session, Florida State; Travis Elesby, Morehouse; David Wray, Clark Atlanta; Troy Culpepper, Clark Atlanta; Lucious Ray, Howard; Ivan Robinson, Apprentice School; David Nelson, New Mexico Prep; Darius Montford, New Mexico Prep; Darrick Walker, New Mexico Prep; 2011 -- Sekai Todd, Benedict; Earl Hammonds, Valdosta State; Jevante Davenport, Tusculum; Jahallah Shabazz, Clark; Martez Wilson, Benedict; Quajuan Ransom, Atlanta Sport Academy; Patrick Gavin, Tusculum; Joseph Ebogibe, Concordia; Demarcus Brock, Concordia; Damonta Searcy, Benedict; Stanthony Nelms, Tusculum; Demario Jones, Alcorn State; Derrick McQueen, Valdosta State; Demarcus Sherod, Oklahoma State; 2012 -- Kenno Loyal, Mississippi; Keithon Redding, Southern Mississippi; Jhaustin Thomas, South Carolina; Gerald Everett, Bethune -Cookman; Dextin Love, Marshall; Jabari Menefee, Albany State; Mials Woodberry, Albany State; Diondre Wynn, Edward Waters; Paul Smith, Edward Waters; Antonio Montgomery, Edward Waters; Demmeris Smith, Miles; Talon Green, Lane; Jordan Johnson, Mercer; Jeremy Huntt, Tusculum; Montrez Williams, Atlanta Prep Academy; Peterson Cheridor, Atlanta Prep Academy; 2013 -- London Weathersby, LaGrange; Devante Blow, Pikeville; Montez Brooks, Clark; Chris Campbell, Pikeville; Rudolph Campbell, Pikeville; Charles Cullins, Clark; Mackendy Cheridor, Georgia State; Octavius Dunn, Atlanta Sports Acade- my; Keith Flanigan, Atlanta Sports Academy; Xavier Howard, Alabama State; Jaquez Jackson, Atlanta Sports Academy; Brian Jagne, LaGrange; Meshack Oakman, Clark; Harold Peterson, LaGrange; Charles Rutledge, Tennessee Tech; Eric Smith, Virginia; Demba Tamba, Clark; Travis Taylor, Pikeville; Marquez Williams, Atlanta Prep Sports; 2014 -- Terrone Prescod, North Carolina State; Kennington Cadwell, UT -Chattanooga; Chris Jones, Delta State; Ken Hike, Tuskegee; Deshon Cooper, Mississippi State; Antonio Holloway, Garden City CC; 2015 -- Andre Brown, Indiana; Shadell Bell, Clemson; Derrick Simmons, Savannah State; D’Vau- trey Love, Albany State; Brandon Kemp; Valdosta State; Antonio Manson, Fort Scott Community College; Armond Davis, College of Sequoias; Michael Scott, Apprentice School; McNeal Marcello, Apprentice School; 2016 -- Michael Hector, Presbyterian; Rasaan Johnson, Albany State; Bobby Tillman, Albany State; William Tomlin, Albany State; Terrence Snellings, Hinds Community College; Riquez Cuffie, Savannah

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS State; 2017 -- Marquavious Linner, Bethune -Cookman; Michael Alexander, Apprentice School; Nicholas Bowman, Apprentice School; Quentin Palmer, Savannah State; Dante Hobbs, Iowa Western; 2018 -- Tra- maine Callaway, Dean College; Lavar Gardner, Samford; Telvin Godfrey, Edward Waters College; Greg Morris, Edward Waters College; Chavez Oliver, Edward Waters College; Dimiel Powell, Edward Waters College; Yahaziah Brown, Wheeling Jesuit University; 2019 -- Fondren Hollis, Tennessee State; Nehemiah Grier, Highland Community College; Brian Bunkley, Highland Community College; Treveon Barrow, Chris- tian Community College; Erin Turner, Christian Community College; James Cooper, Christian Community College; Isaiah Murray, Christian Community College; Marcus Gaye, Palmetto Prep; 2020 -- Nazir Stack- house, Georgia; Cecil Fisher, Wofford; Makale Cummings, Culver Stockton; Christopher Rachel, Community Christian College; Kenterrios Ivey, Community Christian College; Anthony Dennis, Miles; Octavious Griffin, Miles College. CROSS KEYS: 1962 -- Jimmy Balkcom, West Point, Ronnie Norman, Georgia; 1963 -- Bill Harben, Geor- gia, Robert Fink, Brigham Young; 1964 -- Felton Lancaster, Florida State, David Smith, Wake Forest; 1965 -- Jim Buice, South Carolina; 1966 -- Mike Rich, Georgia, Harry Gibbs, Western Carolina; 1967 -- Ken Dumb- leton, Georgia; 1970 -- Steve Shankweiler, Davidson; 1973 -- Craig Griffin, Naval Academy; 1975 -- Billy Conlon, Coast Guard Academy, John Rose, Georgia Tech; 1976 -- Bruce Stewart, Liberty Baptist, Jeff Reaves, Liberty Baptist; 1979 -- Richard Povilaitis, Georgia, Pablo Aragon, Liberty Baptist, Chip Dickens, Tennessee Tech; 1980 -- Mike Brown, Tennessee Tech; 1981 -- Carlos Aragon, Liberty Baptist, Randy Led- ford, Liberty Baptist; 1983 -- Greg Bloodworth, Mississippi College, Gary Stewart, Davidson, Roger Smyth, Davidson; 1986 -- Darren Brackett, Virginia Union; 1992 -- Gene Toodle, Georgia; 1993 -- Marlin Maner, NE Mississippi 1994 -- Corey Bennett, Notre Dame, 1995 -- Jessie Tarplin, Georgia Tech, Tomha McMillan, East Carolina; 1996 -- Ben Moore, UGA; Wyman Jones, Middle Georgia; David Walker, Georgia Military; 1998 - -Charvin Clark, East Tenn State, Trollis Debose, Morehouse, Duane Clifton, Morehouse, Winfield Essel, Georgia Military College; 2000 -- Taylor Harris, Arkansas -Pine Bluff; 2006 -- Phillip Peoples, Gardner - Webb; 2007 -- Dontae Gibson, Morehead State; 2009 -- Richard Feacher, Furman; 2011 -- Carey Cooper, Apprentice School; 2016 -- Alexander Burney -Jones, Miles; 2017 -- David Velazquez, Georgia Prep Sports. DRUID HILLS: 1961 -- Bobby Boyleston, Alabama; 1966 -- Wayne Brooks, West Virginia; 1972 -- E.O. Wheeler, Georgia Tech; 1974 -- Mike Cutting, Georgia Tech, Tommie Southard, Furman; 1975 -- Dennis Yarborough, Newberry; 1976 -- John Palms, Citadel; 1978 -- Stan Klinger, Davidson; 1980 -- Curtis Wofford, Jacksonville State, Lloyd Wofford, Alabama; 1984 -- Johnny Brooks, Livingston; 1985 -- Garrett Hendrix, Albany State, Nikita Godfrey, Albany State; 1986 -- Mike Brinkley, Jackson State, Carl Johnson, Jackson State, Rodney Lane, Jacksonville State, Drago Turner, Livingston; 1988 -- Kenny Aaron, Albany State, Rod Moore, Jackson State; 1992 -- Charles Young, Tennessee State, Miguel Senior, Tuskegee, Tyler Gibbs, Ten- nessee Wesleyan, Daniel Marston, Tennessee Wesleyan; 1993 -- Anthony Watson, Tennessee Wesleyan; Nate Wilson, Tennessee Wesleyan; 1994 -- Sam Simmons, Savannah State, Quatez Dudley, Savannah State, Jecory Jackson, Savannah State, Orenthal Walker, Albany State, Jerome Chapman, Mt. Union, Ohio; Yadel Frison, Savannah State Travis Rowland, Savannah State; 1995 -- Jamil Graham, Mississippi State; 2000 -- Derreck Nassar, West Georgia; 2001 -- Joseph Langham, University of the South; Garn Miller, Wooster College; 2005 -- Trevonn Williams, St. Augustine’s; Donterris Collins, St. Augustine’s; 2006 -- Vincent Malone, Emory & Henry; 2008 -- Taaluwt Lee, Paine College; 2009 -- Marcel Baugh, Wooster College; 2010 -- John Foster, Charleston University; 2011 -- Foluke Gordon -Lamar, Indiana State; Joseph Ray, Lenoir -Rhyne; Alex Turner, Mars Hill; 2012 -- Damani Debeatham, Pikeville; Damian Whitaker, Western Carolina; Sean Favors, Chatta- hoochee Tech; Chaz Dowdell, Chattahoochee Tech; Dia Andrews, Carson -Newman; Stephan Bruce, Carson - Newman; 2013 -- Najee Johnson, Reinhardt College; Kyles Simmons, Stetson; 2014 -- Tyqueze Walker, West Georgia; 2015 -- Trevino Huff, Atlanta Sports Prep; 2016 -- Hakeem Enis, Kent State; 2017 -- Isaiah Dawson, Berry College; Khalid McCalla, Oberlin College; 2018 -- Xavier Perkins, Mercer. DUNWOODY: 1975 -- Tom Baynham, Washington & Lee; 1976 -- David Maples, U.S. Military Academy, Parry Winder, Brigham Young; 1977 -- Phil Evans, Western Kentucky; 1978 -- Mike Higgins, Benedictine, Joel Pieper, Southern Mississippi; 1979 -- Paul Frate, Georgia, Ottis Ingram, Presbyterian; 1980 -- Neil Bras- field, Itawamba JC, Tommy Carroll, Auburn, Bill Donohue, Marion, Bill Hargis, Southwestern at Memphis, Tommy Lewis, Georgia; 1982 -- Harris Barton, North Carolina, David Shivley, South Carolina, Brian Jager, Furman, Scott Franklin, Harding College; 1983 -- Russ Recka, Harding College, Mark Lackley, Yale, Mark Rudder, Furman; 1984 -- Mills Fleming, Vanderbilt, Don Savage, William & Mary, Mark Brown, Furman, Todd Rhine, Davidson, Tom Thompson, West Georgia; 1985 -- Steve Salva, East Carolina, Jeff Miller, Wake Forest, Greg Downs, Duke; 1986 -- Billy Ray, Alabama, Chad Will, Furman, Jake Martin, Georgia Tech, Jeff Brown, Duke; 1987 -- Jim Mutimer, Georgia Southern, Matt Spalding, Georgia Southern, Nabil El Sheshai, Vanderbilt; 1988 -- Brooks Challenger, Richmond, Alan Corbett, Western Carolina, Richie Hunter, Maryville; 1989 -- Stephen Gill, Pennsylvania, Kevin Kimbell, Virginia; 1990 -- John McClellan, Naval Academy, Billy Wood, Cornell, Russ Young, Troy State, Andre Marshall, Catawba; 1991 -- Scott Williams, Wake Forest,

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Rodney Shelton, Wisconsin, Todd Pittard, Furman, James Wilson, Albany State, Tommy Eldridge, U.S. Military Academy, Byron Forbes, Clark, Erik Gotfredson, U.S. Military Academy, Darren Webb, Princeton, Brian Radics, Dartmouth, Billy Browdy, Western Carolina, Andre Marshall, Catawba; 1992 -- Tom Stuetzer, Wake Forest, Allen Degraffenreid, Vanderbilt, Bryan Degraffenreid, Vanderbilt, Billy Thompson, Maryland, Derek Beres, Citadel, Aundra Miller, Morehouse, Joey Thomas, Rhodes, Eric Ebersole, Georgia Southern; 1993 -- Charles London, Duke; Michael Humphrey, Dartmouth; Mitch Harrison, Furman; 1994 -- Ivory Covington, Notre Dame, Grasa Miller, Eastern Kentucky, Travis Stroud, Georgia, Jovan Riley, Southern University, Travis Shepard, Southern University, Scott Alton, Presbyterian, Rod Perrymond, University of Georgia 1995 -- Larry Mann, Georgia; Anthony Watson, Kentucky; Andy Bryant, Duke; Kyle Turner, Naval Academy; Naim Harrison, Livingstone; Eric Harrison, Wingate; 1996 -- Orantes Grant, UGA; Sean Allen, Air Force Academy; 1997 -- Quillian Jackson, Tusculum; Idrees Bashir, Memphis; Aaron Hefty, Catawba; Tyrone Hicks, West Georgia; 1998 -- Corey Reese, Catawba, Gordon Clinksdale, Georgia Tech; 1999 -- Torian Welch, ETSU; Quinton Cole, Georgia Southern; Jeff Womble, Florida State; Marcus Lewis, Clem- son; 2000 -- Blake Kirkland, UTC; Orlando Powell, Arkansas State; Kasey Lindsey, Mississippi Valley State; Lawrence Williams, Alabama State; Milton Johnson, Liberty; Stefan Womack, Fort Valley State; Michael Larson -Stone, Gardner -Webb; Ricardo Griffin, Maryland; 2001 -- Ben Mungin, Wofford; Keenan Hunt, Liberty; 2002 -- Hugh Denbow, Morehead State; Justin Handley, Air Force; Darien Morgan, Gram- bling; 2003 -- Frank Clayton, Mississippi; Jonny Esther, Citdel; Malik Jackson, Louisville; 2004 -- Josh Abrams, Ohio University; Earl Forde, Mars Hill; Ralph Hines, Delaware; Dexter Jackson, Appalachian State; Jawara Mars, Furman; Rashad Seymour, Mars Hill; LaRobertson Tolen, Gardner -Webb; 2005 -- De’Andre Bryant, Arkansas; Jeremy Louis, Western Carolina; Duke Adu -Jones, Concord College; 2006 -- Deron Jasper, Georgia Tech, Chris Goode, Kentucky, Bryan Jean -Pierre, William & Mary, Shawn Daniels, Savannah State; 2007 -- Brandon Olsen, Appalachian State; Karl Evans, Fairmont State; Justin Jenkins, Tennessee State; Travis McCullough, Georgia Military; 2008 -- Corey White, Samford; Cameron Ford, Morehouse; 2009 -- Malcolm Mitchell, Louisville; Treavor Scales, Harvard; Blake Adams, Tennessee Tech; Jerry King, Tennessee Tech; Duane Taylor -Mason, Malone University; 2010 -- Rashad Williams, Georgia Southern; Dalen Claytor, Georgetown; 2011 -- Aaron Easterling, Mars Hill; Dewayne Brown, Lane College; Tracey White, Fort Valley State; Breon Isaac, Virginia Union; Brandon Nick, Atlanta Sports Academy; Josh McKay, Shorter College; 2012 -- Eliot Arno, Air Force; Dazel Claytor, Iowa Western CC; Darien Foreman, Georgia Southern; Chris Hale, Middle Tennessee State; Jake Hudgins, Davidson; TeMyrick Mosley, Citadel; Nick Willis, Citadel; Connor Weaver, Centre College; Justin King, Tennessee; 2013 -- Steven Camara, Centre College; Zach Bronstorph, Point University; 2014 -- Aaron Alexander, Bemidji State; Michael Adjekuko, New Mexico Military; 2015 -- Riley Gessner, Furman; Nick Buchanan, Florida; Matthew Nathan, Dickinson College; Kendrick Jones, Johnson C. Smith; Devin Francois, Reinhardt; Tylor Scales, Hotchkiss School; Rohan Andrews, Reinhardt; Daniel Hinton, Lindsey Wilson; Chase Hawkins, Reinhardt; 2016 -- Stevie Gebhardt, Shenandoah; 2018 -- Dylan Rosenstein, Maryville; Turner Nims, Navy; Parker Hughes, Sewanee College; 2019 -- Thomas Neville, Samford; Jason Solo, West Georgia; Xavier Wilcox, Kentucky Christian; Jamar Thomas, Kentucky Christian. GORDON: 1964 -- Jimmy Stewart, Georgia, Billy Moore, UT -Chattanooga; 1966 -- Mitch Ingle, Georgia Tech; 1971 -- Butch Rumble, Georgia Tech, Ronnie Pierce, Georgia Tech; 1975 -- Michael Turner, Albany State; 1976 -- James Byrd, Coahoma JC, Curry Hayes, Coahoma JC, Dwight Harris, Coahoma JC; 1977 -- Jeff Bryant, Clemson, Robert Parham, Grambling, Mike Weaver, Grambling; 1978 -- Terrell Woodard, UT - Chattanooga, Larry Turnipseed, Morris Brown, Grady Jones, Coahoma JC, Darrell Pearson, Coahoma JC, Bruce Jones, Coahoma JC, Willie Coates, Coahoma JC, Marrih Carson, Coahoma JC, Roosevelt Carlisle, Coahoma JC, Calvin Boswell, Coahoma JC; 1979 -- Gestonia Anderson, Coahoma JC; 1980 -- Terry Nich- ols, South Carolina State, Keldrick Dunn, Clemson; 1984 -- Rory Turner, Alabama, Derrick Dennis, Western Carolina, Dushawn Emerson, Savannah State, Gerald Stephens, Louisville, Wendell Stewart, South Caroli- na, Darryl Wilborn, Austin Peay, Lawrence Satterwhite, East Tennessee; 1985 -- Kenneth Jackson, Missis- sippi Valley, Marty Graves, Howard, Darryl Turpin, Austin Peay, Bailey Daniel, Howard; 1987 -- Terry Lloyd, Tulsa, Darrian Middlebrooks, Howard, Antoine Dixon, Salem College, Robert Jester, Howard. HENDERSON: 1970 -- Steve Taylor, Auburn; 1971 -- Mark Simmons, Vanderbilt, Darrell Scott, Wofford; 1972 -- Mike Ayala, South Carolina, Steve Brooks, Samford, Rick Cylc, Florida, Tim Gunter, Georgia Tech, Bobby Marino, South Carolina, Reed Miller, Murray State, Daryl Mills, Vanderbilt, Danny Myers, Georgia Tech, Russ Rabenstein, Tennessee; 1973 -- Jay Moore, Concord; 1974 -- Craig Fleming, Auburn, Jim Wel- lem, Gardner -Webb; 1975 -- Chris Blake, U.S. Military Academy, Jeff Gray, Auburn; 1977 -- Lonnie Brax- ton, Western Carolina, Robbie Jackson, Furman, Tim Rhino, South Carolina; 1978 -- Steve Strickland, Fur- man, Benjie McLane, Auburn; 1979 -- Dean Barr, Cornell; 1980 -- Mark Maxwell, Air Force Academy, Craig Barksdale, Air Force Academy; 1981 -- John Aldrich, Elon, Tad George, Florida State; 1985 -- David Berliner, East Tennessee State, Robert Jenkins, Lenoir -Rhyne, Scott Mikel, Un. of the South; 1986 -- Joe

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Siffri, Georgia Tech, Bill Ballard, Furman, Michael McTier, Maryville; 1987 -- Jeff Sanders, Furman; 1988 -- Paul Siffri, Furman; 1990 -- Kevin James, Jacksonville State, Kelvin Morton, Alabama State; 1991 -- James Cummings, South Carolina, James Kirkland, Duke, Derek Mallard, Alabama A & M; 1992 -- Olaron Bassett, Jacksonville State; 1993 -- William Vaughn, Presbyterian; 1995 -- Luther Daniel, South Carolina State; Lewis Kelly, South Carolina State; 1996 -- Melvin Crittle, West Point Academy. LAKESIDE: 1967 -- Steve Ivey, Florida State; 1969 -- Dick Conn, Georgia; Nick Carmichael, Tennessee; 1970 -- Michael Bartik, Furman, Chris McCoun, Florida State, Rich Halstead, William & Mary, Andy Stew- art, Appalachian State, Tommy Harris, Appalachian State; 1972 -- Ed Butler, Auburn, James Kroll, Georgia Tech, Barrett Nelson, Georgia Tech; 1973 -- Jack Bowen, Western Carolina, Donnie Carroll, Memphis State, David Doverspike, Florence State, David Elder, Auburn, Michael Johnson, Georgia Tech, Ross Kurland, Auburn, Harry Michaels, Vanderbilt, Tobin Sexton, Florence State, Gary Smith, Memphis State; 1974 -- Tommy Bowen, Georgia Tech, Robert Butler, Auburn; 1975 -- Rusty Moore, Citadel, David Henderson, Furman, Steve McKenna, Virginia Military, Jim McCoun, Presbyterian, John O'Neal, Clemson, Mark Hick- man, Murray State; 1976 -- Dan Crawford, Pennsylvania; 1977 -- Rob Weathers, Presbyterian, Charles Garnham, Auburn; 1978 -- David Blanks, Auburn, Chip Creel, Auburn, Brett Hale, Jacksonville State, Chris Johnson, Liberty Baptist, Tap Miller, Memphis State, Jimmy Rowe, Liberty Baptist, Rick Ferguson, Citadel; 1979 -- Ben Ansley, Kentucky, James Cone, Cushing Academy, Melvin Dorsey, Georgia, Mark Fleetwood, South Carolina, Mark Mitchell, Furman, Steve Russo, Western Carolina, John Schaefer, Citadel, Walter Smith, Western Carolina, James Wurst, Clemson; 1980 -- Rick Tonney, Citadel, Ronald Hill, Jacksonville State; 1981 -- Spencer Nelms, Ohio State, Tony Clinton, Citadel, Steve Campbell, Carson -Newman, John Porter, Georgia Tech, David Phenix, Presbyterian; 1982 -- Kevin Anthony, North Carolina, Ladd Fletcher, South Carolina, Rick Duncan, South Carolina, Roy Brabson, Duke, Ronnie Johnston, Valdosta State, Billy McHenry, Georgia Southern; 1983 -- Greg Davis, Citadel, Bryan Carlisle, Western Carolina; 1984 -- Todd Miller, South Carolina; 1986 -- Huey Richardson, Florida, Edward Schaefer, Liberty; 1987 -- Willie Faust, West Georgia, Greg Lester, Georgia Tech, Billy Anderson, Tennessee; 1988 -- Scott Gold, Georgia Tech, Torrance Brown, Mississippi State, Carlos White, Western Carolina, Vince Hill, Western Carolina, Kevin Whitley, Georgia Southern, Cedric Horton, West Georgia, Ben Hess Washington (St. Louis); 1989 -- Matt Crosby, Wake Forest, Billy Whitley, Furman, Shean Williams, Miami -Ohio, Jim Glenn, East Tennessee State, Cedric Sims, Citadel; 1990 -- Carl Mack, Tennessee State, Stephen Price, Harvard; 1991 -- Josh Siefken, Mississippi State, Michael Guffie, North Carolina State, Mark Ellison, Alabama A & M, Jessie Walton, How- ard; 1992 -- Boris Oden, Penn State, Chris Little, Duke, Willie Smith, Naval Academy, Howard Bryant, Naval Academy, Rico Clark, Louisville, Hubert Harris, Georgia Military College, Shenazar Roberts, Jacksonville State, Keith White, Morehouse, Terrez Dennis, UT -Chattanooga, Orlando Norman, Valdosta State; 1993 -- Leroy Davies -Venn, Furman; T.J. Johnson, Georgia Tech; Steve Shivers, Georgia Tech; Derrick Walker, Marshall; Michael Jackson, The Citadel; Kenton Kelly, Jacksonville State; Zack Phillips, North Alabama; Mark Jenkins, University of Hawaii; 1994 -- Michael Pine, UT - Chattanooga, William Lewis, Central Michi- gan, Carl Thomas, Morehouse, Chuck Parks, Air Force Academy; 1995 -- Walker Atrice, Georgia; Mark Bryant, Tuskegee; Bryan Jones, Liberty; Clearance Callaway, Mississippi State; 1996 -- Marshall Presley, Eastern Kentucky; Wade Davis, Union; Jason Holloman, Clemson; Robert Bean, Georgia Military JC; Clint Johnson, North Carolina State; 1997 -- Keyandre Fenn, East Tennessee State; Vincent Moore, Georgia Mili- tary; Bruce Adrine, University of Georgia; Jason Ivey, Albany State; Kevin Thomas, University of Alabama - Birmingham; Dale Donatelli, Appalachian State; Edmund Ross, Albany State; Jarian Peterson, Albany State; Michael Curtis, Jacksonville State; Adrian Mayes, Albany State; 1998 -- Starlin Ridley, Univ. Of Ala -Birm; Jamie Washington, Troy State; Gerrard Johnson, Morris Brown, Fred Pellum, Gardner Webb, Jonathan Smith, Morris Brown, Michael Lindsey, Auburn Univ; Robert Bean, Mississippi State; Casey Keys, Gardner Webb; 1999 -- Travis Spurley, Morehouse; Dion Williams, Wake Forest; Shedrick Wright, Eastern Kentucky; T.J Dubone, West VA Weslyn; Ande Durojaiye, Tenn State; Mitch Zabrinsky, New Mexico Military JC; 2001 -- Bruce Johnson, James Madison; 2002 -- Jerome Jones, Eastern Kentucky; Blake Anderson, Delaware State; Keller Speaks, Jacksonville State; 2003 -- Nicos Chavis, Delaware; Arthur Rozier, Western Kentucky; 2004 -- Anthony Broadnax, Illinois; Keylon Callaway, Clark; Jaeson Courseault, Morehouse; Will Dunbar, UAB; James Phillips, Carson -Newman; Brandon Williams, Furman; 2006 -- Michael Gandy, Colgate; 2007 -- Ty Huff, UAB; Rob Pope, Centre College; Kevin Roden, Fairmont State; 2008 -- Pati Siamomua, Mars Hill; Stephen Turnbull, Mars Hill; Patrick Brown, Savannah State; 2009 -- Austin Collier, Shorter College; 2010 -- Brent Riley, Charleston Southern; Derrick Perry, Tusculum; Pablo Montilla, Tusculum; 2011 -- Eric Cloyd, Hutchinson CC; Quentin Turner, Hutchinson CC; Langston Williams, Lenoir -Ryne; Katari Fannin, Lenoir - Rhyne; Quintarius Figures, West Georgia; Don Cox, Millsaps; Angelo Cauley, Savannah State; Giovanni Ventura, Savannah State; 2014 -- Brad Earnest, Miami of Ohio; Addison Wooten, Limestone College; 2015 -- Michael Horton, Auburn; Kellyen Walker, Army; 2017 -- Michael Malinovsky, Presbyterian; Will Jernigan, Middlebury College; Gordon Lewis, Lake Erie College; Shaun Wright, Lake Erie College; Scott Wright, Lake

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Erie College; Ian Cryor, Culver; 2018 -- Max Guggemos, University of St. Thomas; Matthew Holt, Rein- hardt. LITHONIA: 1968 -- Mike Willis, Mississippi State, Joe Geisling, Austin Peay, Butch Dailey, Austin Peay, Willie Smith, Morris Brown; 1969 -- Stan Christian, North Carolina A & T; 1972 -- Eric Whitley, Harding; 1974 -- Robert Harper, Louisville, James Scruggs, Arizona Western; James Marble, Georgia Tech; 1977 -- Chris Cox, Arizona Western, Randy Sheppard, Arizona Western; 1979 -- Chris King, Mid America, Tommy Scott, Mid America, Eric Guthrie, Delta State, Ricky Harper, Marion; 1980 -- James Robinson, Marion, Derrick Hammond, Marion, Steve Champion, Marion, Ron Rice, Georgia Tech, Chip Kelly, SW Memphis, Kevin Shepard, Marion Institute; 1981 -- Rob Rice, West Georgia, Al Shepard, West Georgia; 1982 -- Sebo Browning, Clemson, Jay Nix, Furman, Glenn Segars, Harding, Randy Darnell, Harding College, Barry Banks, North Alabama; 1983 -- John Abram, Georgia, Matt Battaglia, Louisville, Scott Nix, Furman, Danny Russell, Clark; 1984 -- Vince Guthrie, Georgia, Brad White, Furman, Tim Clark, Taft JC, Mason Henderson, Pennsylvania, Greg Turner, Albany State, Kevin Best, Marion JC; 1985 -- Keith Johnson, Clemson, David Reed, Alabama State, Rickey Jackson, Jacksonville State; 1986 -- Steve Lane, Georgia Southern, Skip Fears, Morehouse, Mike Guthrie, Georgia, Tracey Guthrie, Morehouse, Travis Guthrie, Morehouse; 1987 -- Rod Garner, Wofford; 1988 -- Stacy Allen, Kentucky State; 1990 -- Chris Morrison, U.S. Military Prep, Kyle Johnson, Kentucky State; 1991 -- John Walton, Wofford, Orlando Adwaters, Duke, Jason Marshall, Albany State; 1993 -- Rod Brown, North Carolina State; Delaine Manley, North Carolina State; Britt Phillips, Gard- ner -Webb; Telly Banks, West Georgia; Willie Bailey, Cumberland, Kevin Rakestraw, Rhodes; 1994 -- Mar- cus Camp, Auburn, Brandon Perry, Wake Forest, Quinn Isler, Tuskegee, Wayne McLain, Tuskegee, Cory Stinchcomb, Emory and Henry, Rico Cooper, NE Oklahoma, Donnell Smith, Middle Georgia; 1995 -- Anto- nio Marble, Bethune Cookman; Reggie Billingslea, Georgia Military 1996 -- Dewayne Thomas, Mars Hill; Eric Hall, UGA; Roney Wade, Presbyterian; Jason Perry, Morehouse; Avo Adwaters, Albany State; 1997 -- Bryant Appling, LeHigh; 1998 -- Terrance Dukes, Grambling; 1999 -- Reese McCampbell, SC State; Chris Gilchrist, Florida A&M; Daryl Bailey, Kentucky State; Clifford Browning, Clark -Atlanta; 2000 -- Kelvin Kight, Florida; Kris Perry, Florida A&M; Charles Prater, Southwest Baptist University; 2001 -- Dion Elie, Akron; 2002 -- Postell Simpson, Maryville College; Ian White, Clark; 2003 -- Marcus Black, Alabama A&M; Desmond Foster, Alabama State; 2005 – Deante Lamar, Memphis; Romelle Matthews, Mississippi Delta; Joshua Franklin, Mississippi Delta; 2006 -- Kery Campbell, West Virginia Tech; Gerald Baker, West Virginia Tech; Carson Criswell, St. Augustine’s; 2007 -- Brian Bridges, Southern; 2008 -- Willie Fuller, Alabama A&M; Jonathan Ransom, Edward Waters; Tavan Heights, Edward Waters; Kareem Summerour, Edward Waters; Anthony Bell, Edward Waters; 2009 -- Julian Bellinger, Toledo; McVandy Falaise, William Penn; Alexander Wright, William Penn; Jabril Hightower, Lane College; Marvin Gary, Alabama A&M; Jessie Landji, William Penn; Rockshawn McNeil, Hutchinson County JC; Korenski Jones, Holmes County JC; Isaiah Browning, William Penn; 2010 -- Jimmie Kitchen, Tennessee State; Chryston Floyd, Savannah State; Jordan Roman, Alabama A&M; 2011 -- Cedrick Cooper, South Carolina; Dave Mann, North Carolina State; Joseph Toombs, Virginia Union; Giovanni Currie, Hutchinson CC; Jeremy Champion, Stillman Col- lege; Brandon Medina, Prairie View A&M; 2012 -- Joe Harris, South Carolina; Denzel Veale, Miles; Mau- rice Antoine, Miles; Bret Love, Johnson C. Smith; 2013 -- David Johnson, South Carolina; Tolunte Ander- son, LaGrange; Marcus Valentine, LaGrange; Xavier Davis, Fayetteville State; Cameron White, Clark; 2014 -- Khaylan Williams, Navy; Deonte Davis, Presbyterian; Devon Wallace, Albany State; Avery Williams, Point University; Montez Kilgore, Point University; Rico Bruton, Gardner -Webb; 2015 -- Jozahan Carter, Brevard College; Temitayo Salam, Brevard College; Castavious Felton, Methodist; Jordan O’Neal, Appren- tice School; Natarius Cowan, Arkansas Baptist; Marquavious Latner, Arkansas Baptist; Khalil Jackson, Arkansas Baptist; 2016 -- Jordan Smith, Florida; Ty Patterson, Hampton; Ty’heem Freeman, Hampton; Photre Jones, South Carolina State; Judeson Orvil, Columbus State; Kenneth Key, Columbus State; Derious Wimbley, Columbus State; Rodney Lewis, Columbus State; David Green, Columbus State; Michael Spraulding, Arkansas Baptist; 2017 -- Robert Hatchett, Tennessee Tech; Malachi Jenkins, Morgan State; Octavian Williams, Tennessee Tech; Addison Ford, Fort Valley State; Kamarie Mullins, Fort Valley State; Deion Hadley, Fort Valley State; Tariq Stewart, Catawba; Courtney Lott, Nichols College; Keyoundric Buchanan, Nichols College; Ta’lon Mack, Nichols College; Jaylin Bolden, Nichols College; Keyshawn Garrett, Georgia Military; 2018 -- Stephen Smith, Mount Union; Zion Dorsett, Fort Scott Community Col- lege; Rayshad Baldwin, Fort Scott Community College; Zion Cain, Brevard College; Foday Tarawally, Savannah State; Ashanti Benloss, Savannah State; Cameron Wilson, UTI Tech; Tre’Vion Brown, UTI Tech; William Pritchard, Hutchinson Community; 2019 -- Ja -Courtney Snipes, Charleston Southern; Gerald Sand- ers, Hutchinson Community College; Kaveh Brantley, Independence Community College; Zaryon Stubbs, Reinhardt; 2020 -- Broderick Jones, Georgia; Kelvin Usher, Georgia State. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: 2004 -- Sean Drummond, Livingstone College; 2005 -- Dantarius Stokley, Carson -Newman; Jeremie Parham, Rhode Island; Jeremie Parha, Stillman College; Robert Watkins, Georgia

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Southern; Jeffrey Harrison, UT -Chattanoona; Brandon Cunningham, Tusculum; Brandon Gallagher, Living- ston; Kenny Bolton, Livingston; Reggie Smalls, VOC Union; Stephen Benson, Navy; Kenneth Lewis, Liv- ingston; 2006 -- Aaron Robinson, Kent State, Donald Colbert, Albany State, Marcus Wade, Arkansas, Abram Gordon, Jacksonville State, Dontavian Bowden, Charleston Southern, Corey Tyler, Fort Valley State, Quinton Jones, West Alabama, Julian Jones, Albany State, Clarence Wallace, University of St. Francis, Ernest Bell, Alabama State; 2007 -- Adim Obata, Furman; Patrick Hampton, South Florida; Lyndon Leslie, Gardner -Webb; LaNorris Nixon, Gardner -Webb; Ricky Mathis, Huntingdon College; Cecil Hill, Valdosta State; Tyrin Lane, Morehead State; Sterling Johnson, Furman; 2008 -- Daniel McKayahan, Georgia Tech; Aaron Hawkins, Mississippi; Tyran Golden, Western Kentucky; Lyndrez Leslie, Gardner -Webb; Jarad Dorsey, Howard; Darryn Davis, Marshall; Xavier Morgan, Stillman; Kevin Lalor, Stillman; Kami Warner, Virginia State; John Bell, College of the Dessert; Cordellaro Jones, College of the Dessert; 2009 -- Joel Kight, Mississippi; Thomas Hendrickson, Lane College; DeAndre Davis, Jackson State; Darrell Martin, Marshall; Fred Barnes, Georgia State; Kendrick Hamm, New Mexico Prep; Rashaun Quiovers, Lenoir - Rhyne; Bryan Fennell, Tusculum; Anderson Mack, New Mexico Prep; Walter Givens, Tusculum; Timothy Anderson, Apprentice School; Xavier Betts, New Mexico Prep; Revell Edwards, Feather River CC; Matt Robinson, New Mexico Prep; 2010 -- Bryce Bell, Savannah State; Dustin Lane, Tusculum; Mack Brown, Florida; Fred Allen, Morehead State; Dameon Herring, Tusculum; Cameron Myers, Tusculum; Rahmon Swain, Kent State; Caleb Watkins, Olivet Nazarene; Kevonne Byard, Tusculum; Aldrickious Shumake, Eastern Kentucky; Anthony Hill, Concordia College; Cleveland Andrews, Concordia College; Nic Hall, Concordia College; Chris Eruchula, Olivet Nazarene; 2011 -- Patrick Callaway, Delaware; Demarco Robin- son, Kentucky; Kevin Byard, Middle Tennessee State; Nicholas Wright, Georgia Southern; Danny Hollis, Valdosta State; Samed Obeng, Trinity; Fanon Charles, Trinity; Jared Johnson, Benedict; Steven Matthews, Tusculum; Devante Robinson, Tusculum; Mikell Phoenix, Central Methodist; Chris Stanford, Trinity; Quentin Boswell, Alabama State; 2012 -- Sahr Komba, Concordia; Toronto Thomas, Air Force; Andrecas Jackson, Tusculum; Dontavious Heard, Memphis; Jonquel Dawson, Miles; Alan Carson, Johnson C. Smith; Blake Tibbs, Georgia; Kendarius Whitehead, North Carolina State; Jaynor Jones, North Carolina State; Giles Bless, Arizona Western CC; Joshua Stanford, Virginia Tech; Carnell Boyd, Alabama State; Jordan Moore, Texas Christian; Chris Burgess, Bluefield College; Justin Peterson, Delaware State; Fred Addison, Concor- dia; Chazz Wilson, Concordia; Torrey Presscod, Concordia; Chase Elliott, Langston University; 2013 -- Donald Clark, Arizona Western; Spencer Williams, Johnson C. Smith; Daniel Wilson, University of Cum- berlands; Renard Whyte, Post; Marquise McAlpin, Post; Demarquis Polite -Bray, Texas Tech; Trenton Hill, Georgia State; Jairus Reed, LaGrange; Jeremy Tyler, West Virginia; Dean Brinkley, Post; Monquavious Johnson, Morehouse; Carlos Garrett, Benedict; Jalen Beale Walker, University of Cumberlands; Chris Turner, Arkansas Baptist; Emmanuel Bell, West Virginia Wesleyan; Cornelius Jones, Clark; JaCarthy Mack, Texas Tech; Joshua Outlaw, Texas Tech; Timothy Matthews, Lane College; Cameron Crawford, Lane Col- lege; Hector Stanback, Jackson State; Yannick Kra, Post; 2014 -- Chaka Diarrassouba, Hampton; Larenz Griggs, Georgetown; DeAngelo Holt, Valdosta State; Marquis Cain, Campbellsville; Dwayne Taylor, Tus- culum; Roland Rivers, Valdosta State; Wesley Green, South Carolina; Romello Shumake, Jackson State; Randy Blue, Missouri Baptist; Tryonn Walker, Middle Georgia; Avery Parrish, Middle Georgia; Keshawn Parrish, Texas Southern; Alanmichael Harkness, Appalachian State; B.J. Credel, Highland CC; Andrew Garrett, Morehouse; Abdul -Fatir Barr, Middle Georgia; Darrell Brown, Rochester Technical & Community College; Lynd Parrish, Morehouse; Presley Bray, Point University; 2015 -- Terez Hall, Missouri; Kwan Stallworth, Murray State; Ravarius Rivers, Valdosta State; Robert Pritchett, Southern; Donovan Goodwin, LaGrange; Marty Graves, Missouri Baptist; Blaire Ware, Grambling State; 2016 -- Khaliq Byard, Wagner; Owen Clark, Chowan; Jonathan Mathis, Reinhardt; Navarro Griffin, Lane; Victor Wilkins, Georgia Prep Sports; Tyrone Bowie, Catawba; Jarique Jordan, Lane; 2017 -- Brandon Dickerson, Shorter; Jaden Cunning- ham, Hutchinson CC; 2018 -- Donovan Corbett, William Penn; Antonio Fletcher, Arkansas State; Antonio Keenan, Tuskegee; Kevin Epps, Fort Valley; 2019 -- Antonio Smith, Morehouse; D.J. McKnight, Wheeling Jesuit; Marcellious Lockett, Wheeling Jesuit; Christopher Benton, Alabama State; Trezmon Johnson, Point University; 2020 -- Keion Cush, West Georgia. MCNAIR: 1988 -- Willie Davis, UT -Chattanooga, Muhammad Shamsideen, UT -Chattanooga, Joseph White, Southern Mississippi, Marquel Fleetwood, Minnesota, Andrew Crumbley, Murray State; 1989 -- Omar Davis, Morehouse, Tim Tukes, Clark; 1990 -- Damon Cloud, Alabama A & M, Rod Rice, Joliet JC, Isaih Tiller, East Carolina, Elbennet Turner, Savannah State, Tracy Turner, Savannah State, Kenneth Mur- phy, Morris Brown, David Walker, Morris Brown; 1991 -- Roger Callahan, Tuskegee, Larry Hooks, Appala- chian State, Kevin Thompson, Savannah State, Octwan Carter, Kentucky Wesleyan; 1992 -- Xavier Shep- pard, Murray State, Quinton Burts, Alabama A & M, Marshall Hill, Murray State, David Leavell, Murray State, Rickey Henderson, Alabama A & M 1993 -- Ronald Hall, Albany State; Andrian Green, North Ala- bama; Rodney Taylor, West Georgia; Lavoris Smith, West Georgia; 1994 -- Tony Newton, SC State, Jerome

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Weaks, Western Carolina; Dameon Tanner, Georgia Southern, D'Angelo Soloman, Wake Forest, Hassan Shamsid -deen, NC State, Akil Fareed, Middle Georgia, Curtis Foster, Middle Georgia; 1995 -- Shantravious Mills, Hines JC; Antwan Walker, Hines JC; Rod Jefferson, Cumberland 1996 -- Damaco Evans, Hines JC; Jimmy Winnfield, Hines JC; Charles Jackson, Air Force Academy; Anthony Heard, Albany State; 1997 -- Jimmy Winfield, Clark; 1998 -- Chauncy Brooks, Fort Valley State; 1999 -- Trey White, Citadel; Robert Mathis, Alabama A&M; Edward Searcy, Fort Valley State; 2000 -- Jamal Saleem, Middle Georgia; Joshua Grant, Middle Georgia; Emmanuel Hayes, Middle Georgia; 2001 -- Fareed Ail, Bucknell; Marcus Booker, Savannah State; Nicholas Scott, Tuskegee; 2002 -- Maurice Avery, Memphis; Corey Putmon, Fort Valley State; 2003 -- Darrell Crawford, Clark; Clint Parks, Cincinnati; 2004 -- Jamarco Cox, Lane College; Antho- ny Glover, Middle Tennessee State; Tramaine Jefferson, Lane College; Jamario Long, Lane College; Laquan Phillips, Allen University; Kentrel Thompson, Allen University; Myron Thrasher, Lane College; Andrew Varner, Rhode Island; Michael Williams, Allen University; 2005 – Alton Starr, Memphis; John Butler, Rhode Island; Terrance Bart, Allen University; Gary Andrews, Allen University; Rondez Dennis, Cumber- land; 2006 -- Brandon McCrary, Fort Valley State, Eugene Harris, Miami of Ohio, Torrence Golden, Bene- dict College, Terrell Miller, Tusculum, Chris Kelly, Tuskegee, Cornelius Faust, Concordia College, Alphon- so Tucker, Concordia College, Omar Mathis, Concordia College, Brian Webb, Concordia College, Miguel Terrell, Concordia College, Allen Thomas, Jones Jr. College, Greg Butler, Concordia College, Rodney McDaniel, Concordia College, Sheldon Echols, Concordia College, Pierre White, Fort Valley State, Eric Jefferson, Tusculum, TeAndre Brown, Jones Jr. College, Jaquez Douse, Hargrave Military, Tony Forney, Tuskegee, David Eccleston, Tuskegee, Jamal Pinkston, Livingston, Brian Ashley, North Carolina Prep; Chasio Adams, North Carolina Prep; Larry Price, North Carolina Prep; 2007 – Fonterrian Ingram, Mississip- pi; Larry Harris, Tusculum; Taylor Martin, Tusculum; Justin King, Tusculum; DeAngelo Paschal; Tuscu- lum; Antione Andrews, West Virginia Tech; Emmitt Wofford, Concordia; Isaiah Harden, Concordia; John- nie Russell, Concordia; Deon Powell, Mississippi College; 2008 -- D’Ordrick Boykin, Valdosta State; 2009 - - Cordale Adams, Edward Waters College; Thomas Grier, Concordia College; Paschal Desir, Northeast Mississippi JC; Thomas Allen, Albany State; Zaquan Lawrence, Tusculum; Edgar Dorsey, Edward Waters College; Charles Clark, Concordia College; Quinntavious Graham, Edward Waters College; Melvin Hunt- ley, Concordia College; Timothy Boswell, Albany State; Arnold Walker, Alcorn State; Taylor Martin, Iowa State; 2010 -- Desdan Hester, Eastern Michigan; Victor Sheppard, Concordia College; 2011 -- Antonio Hambrick, Atlanta Sports Academy; Antonio Corley, Atlanta Prep Sports; Isiah Scott, Coahoma CC; 2012 -- Jeremiah Anderson, Miles; Jordan Head, Miles; Kadeem Holmes, Coffeyville CC; 2013 -- Michael Minter, Middle Tennessee State; Willie Paschall, Concordia; 2016 -- Christian Holmes, Missouri; Quintrez McDuffie, Arkansas Baptist; Antonio Rhodes, Arkansas Baptist; Shaquille Hickson, Reinhardt; 2017 -- Trae Johnson, Hutchinson CC; Jamie Jinks, Mt. San Jacinto JC; Jaylon Macklin, Mt. San Jacinto JC; 2018 -- Christopher Brown, Miles College; 2019 -- Darius George, Shorter; Ja’Morris Ambles, Community Chris- tian JC; Dontavious Brewer, Community Christian JC; Kemra Matthew, Community Christian JC; Vidal Marshall, Community Christian JC; Jabez Blake, Adrian College; Michael Humphrey, Community Christian JC. MILLER GROVE: 2007 -- Jonathan Hawkins, North Carolina Tech; Mike Cook, North Carolina Tech; Kerry Geter, Mississippi College; 2008 -- Jerry Carter, Morehouse; Thomas Scott, Morehouse; Michael McGee, Concordia; Joshua Walker, Reedley Junior College; 2009 -- Stephen Hill, Georgia Tech; Kenneth Gilstrap, Middle Tennessee State; Jasper Hanson, Clark; Jacoby Blount, Lane College; Bari Nembee, Lehigh; Weston Rockymore, Mississippi College; Michael White, Mississippi College; Kendrick Ings, Northeast Mississippi JC; 2010 -- Celento Hairston, Hutchinson Community College; Jonathan Brooks, Middle Tennessee State; Blake Summers, Valdosta State; 2011 -- Brandon Jackson -Bell, Savannah State; Fredrick Fluker, Savannah State; Edward Baety, Savannah State; Josiah Hanson, West Virginia State; Den- zel Askew, Campbellsville; Jovan Johnson, Atlanta Sports Academy; 2012 -- J’Terius Brown, Miami of Ohio; DeAndre Harrison, North Alabama; Demetrius Greenwood, Tusculum; Terrance Wortham, Georgia Military; Chris Starks, Appalachian State; Keon Mingo, Tuskegee; Melquan Benton, Dean College; Dustin Ingram, Kentucky Wesleyan; 2013 -- Courtney Miggins, Louisiana Lafayette; Xavier Hopkins, Morehead State; Chris Berry, Valdosta State; Damien Hall, Arkansas Baptist; Ken Allen, Arkansas Baptist; Quandarius Daniels, Miles College; Jacob Mitchell, Clark; Wesley Williams, Arkansas Baptist; Royal Lee, Arkansas Baptist; 2014 -- Ray Tillman, East Carolina; Quinten Turner, Ball State; Jarrod Inman, Johnson C. Smith; Brandon Parker, UT -Chattanooga; 2015 -- Meco Jackson, Grambling State; Jonathan Mitchell, Missouri Southern; Curtis Woods, West Georgia; Devante Griffin, Tusculum; Justin Swift, Arkansas Baptist; Jerrico Carmichael, Arkansas Baptist; Andrew Brantley, Arkansas Baptist; 2016 -- Norman Thrasher, Valdosta State; Raylon Richardson, UAB; 2017 -- Dijon Williams, Georgetown; Reginald Curtis, Albany State; 2018 -- Jon -Ross Burns, Allen University; Keyshawn Varner, Middle Georgia State; Brandon Booker, West Geor- gia; Jalan Williams, Husson University; Caleb Tannor, Nebraska; Jalan Stuckey, Delta State; Larry Miller,

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Middle Georgia State; 2019 -- Aaron Miller, Southern; Aaron Lockett, Maryville; Mustafa Arnold, West Virginia State; Trayon David, Hutchinson Community College; Kameron Williams, Alderson Broadus; Jaquez Hinton, Georgia Prep; Jahdiel Oldfield, Georgia Prep; Perrie Tynes, Georgia Prep; 2020 -- Nathan Cox, St. Andrew’s College; Afolabi Olatunda, Columbus State; Keshawn Streeter, Birmingham Prep; Eric Boykins, Birmingham Prep; Jonathan Lawson, Birmingham Prep; Joshua Sheppard, Ellsworth Iowa CC; Nick Dumas, Ramah Juco Academy. PEACHTREE: 1976 -- Chris Welton, Georgia, Ralph Kinnemore, Tennessee State, Mike Fleming, Mars Hill, Craig Coker, Mars Hill; 1977 -- Greg Hochstetler, UT -Chattanooga, Mike Cofer, Tennessee, Doug Cana- da, UT -Chattanooga, David Glaze, Liberty Baptist; 1978 -- Mitch Rushing, Navy; 1979 -- Tommy Rose, Tulane, Robert Rader, M.T.S.U., Chuck Waite, Troy State, Raymond Trice, Duke, Dan Hogan, Mississippi State; 1980 -- Jeff Anderson, Furman, Brad Merkl, Furman, Paul Sorel, Furman, Kevin Waxman, T.M.I.; 1982 -- Rob Shuler, Auburn; 1983 -- Troy Bradham, Furman, Herb Payne, Citadel, Jim Petty, Citadel, Steve Squire, Furman; 1984 -- John Stephens, Citadel, Todd Rampley, Georgia Tech, Kirk Roach, Western Caroli- na; 1985 -- Glen Turner, Duke, Mike Emanuel, Jacksonville State; 1986 -- Craig Cleveland, Newberry, Mi- chael Miller, Lees -McRae, Jimmy Hickman, Naval Academy, Craig McLaughlin, Furman, Philip Perkins, Rhodes College, Roger Shultz, Alabama, Clayton Watson, Lenoir -Rhyne; 1987 -- Walker Kimball, Navy, LeMonte Tellis, Georgia, Antonio Zachary, Jacksonville State, Quince Banks, Tuskegee; 1988 -- Derrick Wright, Morehouse. REDAN: 1979 -- James Canen, Mid American Nazarene College, Don Diehl, Mid American, Eric Jeffries, Georgia Tech, Doug Miller, Citadel; 1980 -- Keith Arnold, Western Carolina, Mark Henninger, Duke, Marty Henninger, Duke, Mark Holland, Florida, Todd Nunnally, Gardner -Webb, Jay Terrell, Troy State; 1981 -- Kevin Butler, Georgia; 1982 -- David Adams, Duke; 1983 -- David Moffet, Taft JC; 1984 -- Derrick Goss, Morehouse; 1985 -- Terance Mathis, New Mexico, Mike Connell, Nichols State, Cornell Arline, Gardner - Webb, Mike Waller, Pennsylvania, Tim Waller, Pennsylvania; 1986 -- Greg Michelle, Furman; 1987 -- Mike Bryant, Marshall, Tim Kane, Wofford, Jay Lee, Pennsylvania; 1988 -- Chris Gardocki, Clemson; 1989 -- Terry Langford, Clark, Antoine Moore, Jackson State; 1991 -- Jason Fleming, Butler, Chennis Berry, Savan- nah State; 1992 -- Rodney Bullard, Furman; Ebon Brock, Morehouse; 1993 -- Larry Harris, Marshall; Charles Scott, Fort Valley State; Tony Franklin, Tennessee Wesleyan; Lenardo Mitchell, Tennessee Wesleyan; Torry Jones, Tennessee Wesleyan, 1994 -- Kareem Parker, Savannah State, Jumanne Davis, Savannah State; 1995 -- Mike Johnson, Hampton; Jason Jones, Middle Georgia; Tarris Scott, Fort Valley State; 1996 -- Charles Peter- son, Emory -Henry; Amon Mitchell, Emory -Henry; Jon thomas, Clark; Warren Broughton, Hampton; Shaka Hilton, Air Force Academy; 1998 -- Jason Jones, Hampton; 1999 -- Vernon Warren, Tuskeegee; Wayne Mor- ris, Johnson C Smith; Edi Ekpo, Johnson C Smith; Eric Bowden, West Va Wesleyan; Donnie Coleman, Tem- ple; Sean Dillard, Temple; Robert Davis, Tenn State; 2000 -- Chris Hogan, Arkansas State; Ivan Franklin, Johnson C. Smith; Antonio Seaborn, Johnson C. Smith; Teddy Walker, Middle Georgia; Derrick Holt, John- son C. Smith; Broderick Jones, Morris Brown; Monzell Smoot, Tusculum College; 2001 -- Chris King, Sa- vannah State; Paul Moore, Savannah State; Andrae Bell, Kentucky Wesleyan; Chris Belvins, Butler College; Phillip Benton, Kentucky Wesleyan; Chris Swain, Hinds College; 2002 -- Jerome Burley, Murray State; Dan- ny Daniels, Lane College; 2004 -- Ben Alford, Johnson C. Smith; David Franklin, West Virginia Tech; Milton Hall, West Virginia Tech; Tony Heath, West Virginia Tech; Gerald Hopkins, West Virginia Tech; Frank Hughes, Bethune -Cookman; Travis Jones, Rhode Island; Manquel Kimble, Union College; Eric Putmon, West Virginia Tech; Ronald Varner, Concord College; Coley Works, Morehouse; 2005 – Joseph Turner, Georgia Southern; Wayne Mantle, Stillman; Adrian Echols, Stillman; Khouma Babacar, Albany State; Charles Pryor, West Hill College; Dontavious Simmons, Union College; Demetrius London, Union College; Dwayne Good- win, Union College; Kim Pitts, Union College; Johnny Barnes, Union College; Marekus Smith, Union Col- lege; Curtis Miller, Union College; Titus Franklin, Union College; Randy Varner, Union College; Joseph Howard, Edward Waters; 2006 -- Bryon Ingram, Georgia Tech, Ricky Johnson, Fort Valley State, LaMarcus Thompson, Tennessee, Jasper Brooks, Hargrave Military; Kendall Burton, Hargrave Military; Cedric Dixon, Jackson State; 2007 -- Markesie Montgomery, Morehead State; Tony McCord, North Carolina Central; 2008 - - Jerome Williams, Morehouse; Andrerius Thomas, Western Carolina; 2009 -- Michael Coke, Morehouse; Justin Sims, Southern Mississippi; 2010 -- Jaques Gholston, Valdosta State; 2011 -- Romahn Hemingway, Savannah State; 2012 -- Tevin Isom, Albany State; Ricardo Johns, Albany State; Andrew Williams, Virginia State; Jayson Black, North Carolina Central; 2014 -- Kevin Parker, College of the Faith; Brandon Brinson, Arkansas Baptist; Micaiah Owens, Arkansas State; 2015 -- Jeremiah Jordan, Limestone College; 2016 -- Darryl Moody, Hutchinson Community College; Nathaniel Fonville, Dean College; Kareem Hubbard, Trinity International. 2018 -- DeAnthony Colbert, Coffeyville Community College; Kendric Matthews, Miles College; Jeremiah Jordan, Utah; 2019 -- Christian Riley, Middle Georgia; Deljuane Mitchell, Middle Georgia; Jeremi- ah McDermott, Christian Community College; 2020 -- JaQues D. 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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS SEQUOYAH: 1968 -- Allen Moore, Auburn, Eddie Davis, Florida State; 1969 -- Palmer Ellard, South Caro- lina; 1971 -- Greg Taylor, Gardner -Webb, Ronald Norman, Appalachian State, Paul Baker, Florida State; 1973 -- Steve Reynolds, Auburn; 1974 -- Kem Coleman, Mississippi, Dennis Watkins, Mississippi; 1978 -- Gerald Sprinkle, Alabama; 1980 -- Ken Escoe, Georgia Tech; 1986 -- Baine Thorne, Holmes JC; 1988 -- Shelton Zeon, Gardner -Webb, Mickey Miller, Jacksonville State, John Dye, Pennsylvania; 1989 -- Ray Stin- son, Albany State, Aaron James, Albany State, Robert Lee, Albany State. SHAMROCK: 1971 -- Eugene Toney, Clemson; 1972 -- Duane Wilson, Georgia, Eddie Thompson, Furman; 1973 -- Billy Adams, Appalachian State, Hugh Hendrix, Georgia, Larry Kuykendall, Vanderbilt, Ben Gillis, Appalachian State, Brian Seeback, Appalachian State; 1974 -- Reggie Beeks, Georgia Tech, Charles Blood- worth, Georgia Tech; 1975 -- Bill Cole, Georgia, Blane Dunahoo, Clemson; 1976 -- Tom Bloodworth, Geor- gia Tech; 1977 -- David Brashler, Furman; 1978 -- Sherman Ledford, Jacksonville State, Lee North, Tennes- see; 1979 -- Mark Martin, Newberry, Robbie Thornsberry, Davidson; 1982 -- Mike Jollay, Clemson, Ray- mond Sanders, Western Carolina, Kenny Frazier, Western Carolina, John Preston, Western Carolina, Scott Morrison, Davidson; 1983 -- Larry Brown, Georgia, Billy Waitsman, Davidson, Michael Finnerty, Middle- bury College; 1984 -- Jerome Bell, Huron College, Eddie Ivey, Coahoma JC, Pat Raines, Newberry, Richard Jones, Davidson; 1985 -- Dennis Dotson, Purdue, Joe Fumbanks, West Georgia, John Holcomb, Georgia, Ed Whitten, Davidson, Mike Leach, Savannah State, Joe Thomas, Tennessee Military Academy; 1987 -- Kendrick Collins, Southern Mississippi, Brad Bell, Albany State, David Wiley, Wofford, Brent Furse, Presby- terian; 1988 -- Jebo Barnes, Davidson, Brian Neal, Air Force Academy; 1989 -- Corey Johnson, Texas South- ern; 1990 -- Cedric Barnett, William & Mary, Jonathan Kilpatrick, Alabama State, Jamaar Hardy, Elizabeth City State; 1991 -- Eric Johnson, NW Mississippi JC; 1992 -- Shawn Sickler, Tennessee Tech, Greg Warnack, Fort Scott, Niko Thomas, Lees -McRae; 1993 -- Brian Covington, UT -Chattanooga; Jeff Saturday, North Carolina; 1994 -- Kevin Conley, UT -Chattanooga, Kevin Terrell, Presbyterian, Gerald Searcy, W. Va. Wes- leyan, Cedric Clark, SW Mississippi; 1995 -- Terry Moore, Albany State; Jerome Leslie, Cumberland; 1996 -- Bucky Starnes, Tusculum; Ricky Hagood, Air Force Academy; Derrick Moore, Samford. SOUTHWEST DEKALB: 1961 -- John White, Colorado School of Mines; 1962 -- Bennie Telenko, Middle Tennessee State; 1963 -- Scott Townsend, South Carolina; 1964 -- Ronnie Smith, Pearsons College, Ronnie Moseley, Naval Academy; 1965 – Mike Pearson, Georgia, Joe Cox, Brown, Steve DeBardelaben, Georgia Tech, Frank Tetterton, South Carolina; 1967 – Steve Skeen, Presbyterian College; 1968 -- Roger Peacock, Tennessee, Tom Brown, Georgia, Robert Stribling, Georgia Tech, Michal Hickok, Pennsylvania, Mike Jones, Western Carolina; 1971 -- Alan Schaberg, Davidson, Donnie Mobley, UT -Chattanooga; 1972 -- Richard Patrick, Appalachian State, Gilbert Rossie, Appalachian State, David Bailey, Appalachian State, Russ Neal, Tennessee, Larry Tarver, Troy State, Kenneth Mobley, Chattanooga; 1973 -- Charles Clem, Wichita State, Jimmy Murphy, Gardner -Webb, Gregory Graves, Tennessee, Jody Douglas, Gardner -Webb, Jucky Burns, Georgia Tech, Marty Snider, Southern Mississippi; 1974 -- Randy Green, Lenoir -Rhyne, Greg Cooper, Troy State, Guy Daniel, Western Carolina, Jeff Beggs, Furman, Mike Klarman, Tennessee; 1975 -- Gary Burger, South Carolina; 1976 -- Mark Whitehurst, Furman, Mike Woods, Lenoir -Rhyne, Shawn Ferguson, Texas State Arlington; 1977 -- Terry Clark, Furman, Jimmy Harmon, Western Carolina; 1978 -- Bob Berry, Auburn, Jack Lindsey, Georgia, Paul Selesky, Tennessee Tech, Rick Walsingham, Tennessee Tech, John Trelkeld, Alabama; 1979 -- Mike White, Alabama; 1982 -- Steve Coppenger, Furman, Kevin Griffin, Alabama A & M, Darrel Grant, Alabama A & M, Sam Jones, Alabama A & M, Vernon Terrell, Albany State, John Gayton, Presbyterian, Fernal Campbell, West Georgia, Bernard Terrell, Savannah State, Anthony Potts, Savannah State, Roland Wilson, North Alabama; 1984 -- Stanley Davenport, Northwestern, Eric Jones, Northwestern, James Ross, Wisconsin, Tim Weems, Norfolk State, Pendall Carroll, Norfolk State, Kevin Carrithers, West Virginia, Chris Durham, Furman, Dean Culbreath, Norfolk State, Steve Young, Norfolk State; 1985 -- Steve Davinport, Georgia Tech, Cedric Stallworth, Georgia Tech, Michael Tanks, Florida State, James Brown, Grambling, Clemente Gordon, Grambling, Fred Jones, Grambling, Kerry Craig, Jackson State, Randy Bethea, Jackson State, Gary Campbell, Southern Un., Clifton Williams, Southern, Chauncey Troutman, Fort Valley, Dwayne Bynum, West Hills JC, Prince Fagan, Savannah State, Steve Bellamy, Miles, Kerry Champion, Miles, Andy McElhannon, Furman; 1986 -- Lamont Sullivan, Grambling, Sean Williams, Florida A & M, Reginald Winfrey, Cornell, Willie White, Lenoir -Rhyne, Eric Broomfield, Louisville, Henry Blades, Gram- bling, Eric Wilson, Grambling, Larry Morgan, Grambling, Rodney White, Grambling; 1987 -- Rodney Hooks, Duke, Eddie Miller, South Carolina, Lance Brown, Tennessee Tech, Renardo Lowe, Howard, Steve Mitchell, Fort Valley State, Rawlins Hinton, Coahoma JC, Calvin Barber, Coahoma JC, John Cross, Winston -Salem; 1988 -- Gilbert Turman, South Carolina State, Lewis Jackson, Tennessee Tech, Richard McFadden, Hudson Valley, Tyrus Guilford, Maryville, Bertram Jordan, Maryville, Steven Cherry, Centre, Michael Dennis, Ala- bama State; 1989 -- Jimmy Bethea, Tennessee State, Colin Godfrey, Tennessee State, Marlon Williams, Geor- gia Tech, Kerry Brown, Grambling, Thomas Cross, South Carolina, Marc Winkfield, Tuskegee, Travis Ren- der, East Carolina, Wesley Goggins, UT -Chattanooga, Eric McGinty, Joliet, Eric Harris, Joliet, Andre Young,

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Joliet, Tim Person, Joliet, Jermaine Prease, Joliet, Chris Troutman, Joliet, Jeff Coleman, Furman, Fred Davis, Murray State; 1990 -- Damon McKinney, Savannah State, Torrey Kirby, Florida A & M, Chaka Campbell, Clark, Hugh Thomas, Alabama A & M, Lewis Usher, Clemson, Eddie Baety, Indiana, Derrick Leaphart, East Mississippi Valley, Eric Wilson, Clark, Mark Howard, Clark, Vaughn McMullin, Virginia State, Eric McGhee, South Carolina State, Billy Gaitor, Clark; 1991 -- Eric Johnson, Georgia Southern, Bobby Kannady, Northwestern, Rock Dean, Jackson State, Cedric Zachery, Georgia Tech, Derrick Willis, Georgia Military, Quincey Whiten, Grambling, Dedrick Mims, Virginia State, Marchell Boston, Morgan State, Bobby Daven- port, Morgan State, Duane Long, Gardner -Webb; 1992 -- Tommy Williams, Coahoma, Frank Williams, Ken- tucky, Chris Ward, Kentucky, Hank Green, Florida A & M, Chris Turner, Florida A & M, Jemal Bowden, Alcorn State, Otha Evans, Jackson State, Michael Lewis, Knoxville; 1993 -- Bernard Kynes, Tennessee Wes- leyan; Kevin Traylor, Tennessee Wesleyan; Cleavor Parker, Tennessee Wesleyan; Thomas Maxwell, Mar- shall; Michael Albury, Tennessee Wesleyan; Keith Roberts, Morehouse; Marcus Williams, Tennessee Wes- leyan; Clifford Green, Tennessee Wesleyan; Roscoe Harris, Tennessee Wesleyan; 1994 -- Frazier Bolton, Jackson State, Howard Bartley, Clemson, Andy Marbury, Jacksonville State, Akenya Brown, Savannah State, Edward Glass, Savannah State, Chris Salter, Savannah State, Elbert Gurley, Savannah State, Frazier Bolton, Jackson State; 1995 -- Eric Taylor, Fort Valley State; James Hugh, Tennessee State; Demetrius Lewis, Flori- da; Rodney Williams, Georgia Tech; Paxton Baety, Central Michigan; Cedric Oglesby, South Carolina State; Anuj Masih, North Carolina Central; Raymond Stanley, Hargrove Military; Tramel Gilmore, Morris Brown; Lovel Gilmore, Morris Brown; Marco Sheppard, Hargrove Military; 1996 -- George Garner, Tennessee State; Marques Holmes, Miles; Sean Thomas, Miles; Reshae Head, Morehouse; Quincy Carter, Georgia Tech; Kary Brown, Morgan State; Marques Benton, Grambling; Mike McLain, South Carolina State; Othello Vaughn, Florida A&M; Mike Morand, Florida A&M; 1997 -- Charles Card, Howard; Cortez Allen, Florida A&M; Fred Ellis, NE Mississippi; Cosey Coleman, Tennessee; Emmanuel Deas, Morehouse; Abdul Rashad, Savan- nah State; Jamal Wilson, Morehouse; Tyrone Blackwell, Morris Brown; 1998 -- Jason Harrison, Georgia Tech; Tad Golden, Univ. of Tenn; Andrew Momon, Johnson C Smith; Raen Metcalf, South Carolina State; Nylas Foster, Alcorn State; Rico Williams, Morehead State; Sanchez Sherer, Copiah -Lincoln; Fred Ellis, Tuskegee; James Williams, Morris Brown; Marlon Moore, Morehead State; Steve Jacobs, Morehead State; Eric Jackson, Morris Brown; 1999 -- Chad Myers, SW Baptist Univ; Reshae Head, SW Baptist Univ; Lebryan Sperling, Furman; Richard Randolph, Univ of Alabama; Jerrold Dennis, SW Baptist Univ; Corey Taylor, SC Tech; Anthony Moton, Albany State; Andrew Momon, Johnson C Smith; Carl Davenport, Norfolk State; Nickolas Smith, Morris Brown; Joseph Owusu, Morehouse; Ahmed Safeeullah, Tenn State; Todd Golden, Tennessee; 2000 -- Travis Harris, Florida; Ronnie Abrams, Georgia Southern; Jermaine Baker, Hampton; Christopher Charles, Presbyterian; Germaine Brooks, Tennessee State; Robert Barkers, Albany State; D’Mark Key, Albany State; Robert Avery, Fort Valley State; Yotorri Wright, Fort Valley State; Travian Mitchell, Morehouse; Gerick Witt, Morehouse; Chaurean Toy, Morehouse; Ralph Gordon, Morris Brown; Jason Jimer- son, Johnson C. Smith; Robert Bennett, Morehouse; Edward Bolden, Miles; Rah -heem Peake, Miles; Vernan- do Seals, Morehouse; Corey Wiloby, Morehouse; Sanchez Sherer, Arkansas State; Jamel Crawford, Florida A&M; 2001 -- Trawick Boger, Tulane; Quentin Burrell, Notre Dame; Justin Colbert, UAB; Cameron Essex, Memphis; Antonio Stewart, Middle Georgia; Ronnie Terry, Howard; Rafael White, Middle Georgia; Chris Tucker, South Carolina; Isaiah Roddie, Rhode Island; Trevor Forrester, Clark; Orlando Green, Clark; Maurice Green, Morris Brown; 2002 -- Xavier Rainey, North Carolina; Coby Brandyburg, South Carolina State; Sam Jones, South Carolina State; Richey Walton, South Carolina State; Ashcher Ashley, Jackson State; Sunny Udunka, Livingstone; 2003 -- Patrick Benford, Tulane; Jonathan Edwards, Tennessee State; A.J. McMillan, Lane College; Anthony Milsap, Georgia Military College; Orlando Rawls, Lane College; 2004 -- Jamal Blakely, Tuskegee; Shawon Golightly, Fort Valley State; Eric Dennis, Fort Valley State; Tyrrell Humphries, Fort Valley State; Carleton Kimbrough, Dean College; Deon Kynes, Dean College; Frank Morton, Tulane; Rodney Mosteller, Dean College; Kris Myers, Alabama State; Hezekiah Ross, Dean College; Leonard Shiv- ers, Dean College; Deon Warner, Dean College; Kevin Washington, Tennessee State; 2005 – Micah Streiff, Tennessee State; Damon Suggs, Georgia Southern; Michael Hall, Arkansas; Eric Ward, Richmond; Joseph Williams, St. Augustine’s; 2006 -- Jamaal Carney, Fort Valley State, Justin Squirewell, Wingate, Brandon Wells, Dean College, Hiram Atwater, Dean College, Sebry Nuru, Howard, Chris Bennett, Dean College; 2007 -- Scottie Williams, Mississippi; David Davis, Miami of Ohio; Morris Council, Miami of Ohio; Brandon Jones, Mars Hill; Terrell Scott, Garden City CC; Tenerio Davis, Garden City CC; Hiram Atwater, Garden City CC; Darius Woods, Garden City CC; Samuel Sanya, Stillman College; Eric Houston, North Carolina A&T; 2008 -- Manley Waller, Akron; DeMarkus Carracter, Valdosta State; Jeff Fulks, Valdosta State; James Woods, Valdosta State; Brandon Lee, Morehouse; Roderick Bacon, St. Augustine; Demetrius Smedley, Mars Hill; Kennard Edwards, Morehouse; Brandon Jones, Dean College; Demetrius Colvin, St. Augustine; Antho- ny Coleman, St. Augustine; Quentin Upshur, Dean College; Royal Reed, Dean College; Fredrick Byars, Dean College; 2009 -- Richard Hughes, Jackson State; Brandon Brant, Elon; Deion Hamilton, Dean College; Brian Thomas, Morehouse; Michael Johnson, Western Carolina; Jacoby Mitchell, Western Carolina; 2010 -- Allen

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Stripling, Georgia; Ken Malcome, Georgia; Jonathan Mincy, Auburn; Sharrod Golightly, South Carolina; Marques Dixon, Tennessee; Kyle Sarjeant, Army; Quinnterrius Woods, North Carolina Tech; Isaiah Cook, North Carolina Tech; Jabari Carney, North Carolina Tech; Naim Wakeel, UT -Chattanooga; Steven Coates, Jacksonville State; Eric Robinson, North Carolina Tech; Stanley Glass, North Carolina Tech; Brandon Clark, Clark Atlanta; Demarcus Jackson, North Carolina Tech; 2011 -- Terrance Smith, Florida State; Cortez Beck, Tusculum; Jonathan Adams, Fort Valley State; Deonzo Farrie, Fort Valley State; Obio Jones, Morehouse; 2012 -- Gabriel Echols, Southern University; Jalil Young, Point University; Jalon Davis, Edward Waters; John West -Grant, Point University; Toran Davis, Ohio University; Desmond Douglas, William Penn; Damon Sprouse, Kentucky University; Thomas Jackson, Point University; 2013 -- Robert Brice, Georgia Southern; Baron Poole, Tennessee State; Jalen French, West Georgia Tech; Marques Ealey, West Georgia Tech; Gerard Owens, West Georgia Tech; Jaylen Fareed, Morehouse; Roman Coats, Limestone; Kyle Bailey, Alabama State; 2015 -- Zechariah Bradford, St. Augustine; Montavius Coleman, Virginia Union; Jacoby Riley, Gram- bling State; Brandon Wiggs, Grambling State; Abdur -Rahman Yasin, Presbyterian; Gabriel Richardson, Hutchinson Community College; 2016 -- Jordan Eastling, Texas State; Tyler Johnson, Arkansas Baptist; Trenelius Craddack, Arkansas Baptist; 2017 -- Mitchell Edwards, Alabama A&M; Jonathan Green, Bluefield State; DeVaughn Brown, Virginia State; Jerry Marshall, Columbus State; Horazio Goober, Arkansas Baptist; 2018 -- Justin Tomlin, Georgia Southern; Ta’Quavious Pierce, Albany State; Barry Williams; Fort Scott Com- munity College; Bryan Powell, Fort Scott Community College; Michael Pace, Miles College; Jermaine Allen, Fort Lauderdale Community College; Brandon Onuorah, Fort Lauderdale Community College; Francisco Hunter, Bluefield College; 2019 -- Eian Scott, Middle Georgia; Derico Smith, Albany State; Jamel Starks, Louisville; Carlos Stephenson, Point University; Jason Stovall, Miles; Joshua Tate, Southern; Antavious Zachery, Shaw College; 2020 -- Tommy Wright, Appalachian State; Aquil Muhammad, Florida A&M; Mekhi Gilstrap, Reinhardt College; Seoul Newton, Fort Valley State; Antonio Partridge, Georgia Prep Academy; John Grant, Georgia Prep Academy; Tridavion Slaughter, Butler CC; Jaylen Burke, Greensboro College; Bryan Powell, Grambling State; Ahmad Spivey, Shorter; Mark Pecke, Alabama A&M. STEPHENSON: 1998 -- Marcus Bridges, Fort Valley State; 1999 -- Dustin Lewis, Albany State; Kenneth Harris, Univ of Alabama; Cory Greene, Tennessee State; John Radcliffe, Morehouse; 2000 -- Tony Tiller, East Tennessee State; Marcus Jelks, South Carolina State; Sean Allen, Bethune -Cookman; Jermaine Easter- wood, South Carolina State; Rashad Cylar, Morehouse; 2001 -- Arthur Adams, Troy State; Theron Dudley, UAB; Ali Hassan, Alabama A&M; Jonathan Kimpson, Tuskegee; Trayvon Leslie, Alabama A&M; Brandon Shelby, Tennessee Tech; Steven Tookes, Arkansas State; 2002 -- Demario Minter, Georgia, Brandon Cannon, Clemson; Anthony Cannon, Tulane, Sean Lucas, Tulane; Alonzo Johnson, Furman; Rico Williams, Fort Val- ley State; Daniel Allen, Savannah State; Khalil Hasan, Savannah State; Jonathan Deane, Savannah State; Cleve Allen, Morris Brown; Devlon Addison, Savannah State; Jonathan Bentley, Morehouse; DeJuan Payne, Iowa Wesleyan; Terrance Thomas, Iowa Wesleyan; 2003 -- Reggie Ball, Georgia Tech; Phillip Farmer, More- house; T.J. Gartrell, Georgia; Brian Lomax, UT -Chattanooga; Kregg Lumpkin, Georgia; Roderick Rogers, Wisconsin; Israel Route, Tulane; Justin Wallace, Morehouse; 2004 -- Michael Grant, Arkansas; Josh Johnson, Georgia; Reashon Ball, Central Michigan; Geoffrey Woods, Tennessee Tech; Lael Harrison, Alabama State; Derrick Floyd, Alabama A&M; 2005 – Alex Washington, Vanderbilt; Mark Brown, Samford; Rashan Cylar, Alabama A&M; Gabriel Pope, St. Augustine’s; Aubrey Boone, Concordia College; Anthony Patterson, Con- cordia College; Amin Bey, Concordia College; Alviticus Bryant, Concordia College; Chris Hawkins, Concor- dia College; Lionel Mitchell, Alabama; Breon Rogers, Central Florida; Ken Hale, Delaware State; 2006 -- Marcus Ball, Hargrave Military, Jermaine Cunningham, Florida, Perry Riley, LSU, Kelvin Sheppard, LSU, Andre Anderson, Tulane, Marlon Bradley, LaGrange College, Josh Skelton, Mars Hill, D’Mario Franklin, Tuskegee, Michael Harper, Howard, Andy Johnson, Eastern Kentucky, Kelechi Ordu, Tennessee Tech, Wat- son Stanford, Highland Community College, Mario Tynes, Coastal Carolina; 2007 -- Neal Pogue, Jackson State; Justin McClinton, Lambuth; Marshall Bradley, Concordia; Dami Teniola, Gardner -Webb; Aaron Thom- as, Hofstra; Andre LaBlanc, Virginia Union; Blair Brown, West Virginia Tech; Terry Payne, Cumberland University; Jonathan Jennings, Morehouse; Louis Manning, Concordia; James Parker, Valdosta State; 2008 -- Ahmed Shakoor, Marshall; Cory McCutchen, Marshall; McKeaver Edwards, Savannah State; Jared Clendenin, Western Kentucky; Jerome Rudolph, Lafayette College; Clarence Young, Albany State; Rashaad Carter, Tusculum; Destin Route, Hampton; Rufus Mosley, Livingston; 2009 -- Nigel Mitchell -Thornton, Tennessee; Tobias Williams, Jackson State; Tarek Knights, Clark; Joshua Williams, UT -Chattanooga; Rich- ard Drake, Middle Tennessee State; 2010 -- Michael Thornton, Georgia; Raymond Sanders, Kentucky; Jabari Johnson, Kentucky; Ronnie Shields, Kentucky; Tyrone Cornelius, Miami, FL; Kenneth Ladler, Vanderbilt; Malcolm Strong, Marshall; Chris Sharpe, Middle Tennessee State; Doral White, Valdosta State; Armond Mitchell, Belhaven College; Blake Rennalls, Belhaven College; Jeremiah Mahoney, Concordia College; Ed- ward Passmore, Concordia College; Ephesia Tisdale, Concordia College; Miles Ashmon, Fort Valley State; Denzel Hartley, Johnson C. Smith; Kelvin Billups, Johnson C. Smith; Quinton Spencer, Johnson C. Smith;

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Gary McIndoe, LaGrange; Brandon Smith, Miles College; Martin Adebowale, Presbyterian College; Joshua Polk, Presbyterian College; Franchot West, Southern University; Thomas Hubbard, St. Francis; Steven Thom- as, Tusculum; Jordan Rhinehart, Tusculum; Jacob Johnson, Tusculum; James Farmer, Tusculum; Idris French, Concordia College; 2011 -- Kadetriz Marcus, South Carolina; Jared Boyd, Duke; David Stevenson, Connecticut; Willie Davis, South Florida; Tarik Cook, Central Florida; Regis Ball, Memphis; Jordan Mincy, Savannah State; Colin Anderson, UAB; Jordan Tarver, Kent State; Preston Smith, Mississippi State; Eric Dulin, Tusculum; Marquis Abernathy, LaGrange College; Milton Stephens, Avila University; Jeremy Shep- pard, Avila University; Kevin Bates, Avila University; Shaheed Dent, Tuskegee; Jonathan Abrams, Benedict; Xavier Barber, Miles College; Kris Mosley, Concordia College; Ike Helms, Tusculum; Detarrius McDonald, Concordia College; Malcolm Webb, Concordia College; Arman Steed, Concordia College; Patrick Smith, North Carolina Central; Kameron Richards, Rochester University; Donald Sellers, LaGrange College; 2012 -- Mike Davis, South Carolina; Terry Moon, Richmond; Demarcus Sweat, Kentucky; Lontario Collier, Tuscu- lum; Joshua Parris, Syracuse; Nicholas Gibbons, Ohio University; Steve McKenzie, South Alabama; Amos Harper, Samford; Najee Daniels, Johnson C. Smith; Carlos Hood, South Carolina; Jafar Mann, Florida; Jarontay Jones, Virginia Tech; Kadeem Murray, Carson -Newman; Darreon Herring, Vanderbilt; Raphael Kirby, Miami of Florida; Brandon Blaylock, Tusculum; Shawn Blaylock, Kentucky; Brandon Addison, Tus- culum; Kyle Fleetwood, South Carolina; Teddrick Allen, Mars Hill; Sir David Brooks, Mars Hill; Pernell Whitehead, Bluefield College; Mike Gales, Concordia; Jordan Fitzpatrick, Concordia; Michael Turnipseed, Concordia; Christoff Ricks, Johnson C. Smith; 2013 -- Eric Wooten, Atlanta Sports Academy; Ali Groves, South Carolina; Justin Holman, Central Florida; Justin Haymes, Citric Community College; Jordan Dunham, Howard; B.J. Barnes, Alabama State; Edmend Banks, Alabama State; Rashad Payne, Johnson C. Smith; Kight Dallas, Georgia State; Jyrus Mack, Tusculum; John Adams, Clark; James Cromartie, University of Cumber- lands; Evans Jones, Johnson C. Smith; Ryan George, Georgia Southern; Khari Alexander, Southern Illinois; Jonathan Wynn, Vanderbilt; Dejuan Beck, West Georgia Tech; Trayvon Beck, West Georgia Tech; Ted McGuire, West Georgia Tech; 2014 -- Wisdom Nzidee, Paine College; Cameron Glenn, Wake Forest; Ari Werts, Georgia State; Jared Tucker, Kentucky; Abdul Mahmoud, Paine College; Ronald Peterkin, Georgia State; Montez Sweat, Michigan State; Jamal Hawkins, Mississippi Valley; Dale Warren, UT -Chattanooga; Tavonn Salters, Atlanta Sports; Saddiq Green, Atlanta Sports; Dallas Rivers, Vanderbilt; Malik Ricks, Geor- gia State; Chance Harper, Point University; Treikill Jones, Mississippi Valley; Theron Chatman, Mississippi Valley; Gavin Brown, Antelope Valley; Braxton Butler, Johnson C. Smith; Tyler Jones, North Carolina State; Jordan Harris, Mississippi State; Khalil Vincent, Point University; Daniel Durden, Valdosta State; Tommy Smith, Antelope Valley; 2015 -- Chauncey Rivers, Georgia; Dexter Neal, South Carolina; Isaiah Zuber, Kan- sas State; Desmond Bowles, Garden City Community College; Kassiem Tillman, Reinhardt; Nekyle Lundie, Garden City Community College; Dewann Ford, South Carolina State; Daron Bowles, Garden City Commu- nity College; Steven Roberts, Antelope Valley Community College; Rick Moredock, Antelope Community College; Ivonte Patterson, Garden City Community College; Dareus Brown, Garden City Community Col- lege; Cortese Logan, Reinhardt; Christian Johnson, Delaware; Austin Sanders, Mississippi Valley State; Javon Barnes, Delaware State; Octwan Roebuck, Antelope Valley Community College; 2016 -- Dennis Wonnum, South Carolina; Michael Pitts, Cincinnati; Tyler Johnson, Tulane; Kenneth Johnson, Benedict; Kameron Smith, Mississippi Valley State; Dezric Cook, Reinhardt; Jerie Brown, Reinhardt; Amari Andrews, Johnson C. Smith; Matthew Ellis -White, Wingate; Eric Elder, Georgia State; 2017 -- D’Vonn Gibbons, Savannah State; Hassan Littles, Ball State; Khalil Newton, Ball State; Myles Hannah, Ball State; Deiontray Fagin, Miles College; Ivan Staples, Campbell University; Michael Makins, Coastal Carolina; Gethro Georges, Morehouse; Shaun Jolly, Appalachian State; Aaron Greene, Avila University; Carlito Gonzalez, Auburn; 2018 -- Justin Birdsong, Georgia Southern; Deonta Bembry, Georgia Southern; Jalil Irvin, Auburn; Jordan Jammison, Bene- dict; Dionte Gipson, Hutchinson Community College; Darius Perry, Hutchinson, Comm; Roy Mercer, Fort Scott Community College; Adrian Lane, Livingstone; Darren Parker, Morgan State; Rudolph Elzy, Benedict; 2019 -- Tra Wilkins, Kentucky; Joshua Black, Louisville; Trevor Arrington, Albany State; Deshon Stoudemire, Iowa Wesleyan; Marquez Randall, Johnson C. Smith; Covenant Dugbor, Champion Prep; 2020 -- Deondre Jackson, Texas A&M; Janirr Wade, Akron; Ryan Ingram, Wofford; Viczaril Alobwede, Massachu- setts; Javier Morton, Fort Scott CC; Alote Jones, Edward Waters College; Christopher White, Edward Waters College; Andre Sanchez, Alabama A&M; Savion Brooks -Aubert, Miles College; Joshua Coleman, Johnson C. Smith; Jonathan Coleman, Johnson C. Smith; Malachi Bailey, Independence CC; Jamal Andrews, Ittaca JC; Khoury Jones, Ittaca JC; William Davis, Ittaca JC; Zachery Usher, Ellsworth CC; Marvin Ento -Robinson, Georgia Knight Prep. STONE MOUNTAIN: 1965 -- Gary Jamison, Tennessee Tech; 1968 -- Mitchell Sutton, Kansas; 1970 -- Abb Ansley, Georgia; 1971 -- Willie Smith, Clark College, Leonard Bailey, Clark; 1974 -- Rod Ansley, Coast Guard Academy, Chuck Mann, Tennessee Martin; 1976 -- Danny Brock, Austin Peay; 1978 -- Tim Crowe, Georgia; 1979 -- Don Anderson, Auburn, Tracy Soles, Auburn, Bart Hay, Livingston State; 1980 -- Kelly

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Quinn, Michigan State, Butch Hill, Citadel; 1986 -- Mike Foster, West Point; 1987 -- Jason Pace, Navy, John- ny Orr, Tennessee Tech, Chandler Ross, TMI, Kip Carter, TMI, David Cool, Georgia Southern, David Hen- ley, Maryville, Richie Aeschliman, Maryville; 1988 -- Andy Deason, UT -Chattanooga; 1989 -- Jason Mon- day, Lenoir -Rhyne, Brant Buchanan, Lenoir -Rhyne, Mike Jones, Furman; 1990 -- Gabriel Whatley, Vander- bilt, Anthony Carano, Tennessee Tech; 1991 -- Kelly Richardson, East Tennessee State, Kanon Parkman, Georgia; 1992 -- Oliver Dorsey, Albany State; 1993 -- Karl Mercer, Merchant Marine; 1994 -- James Car- swell, Presbyterian; 1995 -- John Buchanan, Sanford; 1996 -- Carlos Elder, Tusculum, Chris Ridberg, Murray State; Josh Boswell, Middle Georgia; Josh Symonette, Tennessee Tech; Alex Polidore, Georgia Military; 1997 -- Travis Veal, Appalachian State; Kyle Hamilton, Lane; Robert Carswell, Clemson; Matt Bailey, Clem- son; Michael Stanley, Sewanee; Imari Raysor, Lane; 1998 -- Divito Hall, Lincoln JC;Anthony Beedles, Val- dosta State, Yontur Wright, Cumberland, Rashad Muhammad, Furman, Gary Byrd, Clemson; 1999 -- Jermain Davis, West VA Wesleyan; Jeremy Coates, New Mexico Military; Tony Burks, Cumberland; Jerimiah Gra- ham, Middle Georgia; Tavares Halyard, Middle Georgia; J.J. Washington, North Carolina State; B.J. Ed- wards, Memphis; Jatavis Sanders, North Carolina State; Leslie Williams, Alabama; Zantavius Johnson, Val- dosta State; Stephen Irby, Middle Georgia; 2000 -- Jamall Muhammad, Ohio State; Correy Adams, Ohio State; Janssen Patton, Bowling Green; John Fawaz, Bowling Green; Kerrick Sanders, North Carolina State; Adam Bailey, Fort Valley State; Chris Smith, Union; Brandon Lee, Fort Valley State; Jarvis Davis, Albany State; Devito Hall, West Georgia; David White, Morehouse; Josh Lewis, Union College; 2001 -- Brian In- gram, Delaware; Marcus Montgomery, Samford; John Williams, Samford; Ryan Gresham, New Mexico Military Institute; 2002 -- David Willingham, Georgia Southern; Randy Gillum, Cumberland College; Zon- tavious Johnson, Albany State; Aramis Kennedy, Cumberland College; 2004 -- Thomas Graham, UT - Chattanooga; Antonio Bearden, Dean College; 2005 – Ridge Corbin, Marshall; Dobson Collins, Gardner - Webb; Carlton Fears, Georgia Military; Cord Parks, Northeastern Illinois; DeKorda Jackson, Gardner -Webb; Nasr Balir, Morehouse; 2006 -- Joseph Thornton, UT -Chattanooga; Darrion Woodard, Fort Valley State, Joshua Harrell, Clark -Atlanta, Reginald Johnson, Vermilion Jr. College, Darius Watts, Virginia Union, Byron Allen, Savannah State, John Berry, Vermilion Jr. College, Brandon Miller, Morehouse; 2007 -- Albert New- some, Savannah State; Jamar Graham, Savannah State; Cheick Diop, Savannah State; Jeffrey Robertson, Savannah State; 2008 -- Charles Reeves, Troy; Edward Davis, Virginia State; Lamar Gordon, North Iowa Community College; Chauncey Ward, North Iowa Community College; Rodney Thomas, North Iowa Com- munity College; 2009 -- Robert Nelson, Tennessee; Geide Mohamed, Lane College; 2010 -- Derek Sibley, Tennessee State; Kierre Isaac, Alabama A&M; Derrick Harris, Alabama A&M; Christopher Gilzeane, Ala- bama State; Don Steib, Delta State; Tavares Staten, New Mexico Prep; DeAntonyo Murray, Clark Atlanta; Carey Wilder, Tusculum; LaDexter Hughley, Louisiana College; Jonathan Gordon, Lincoln University; De- vante Lawrence, William Penn; Cornelius Cook, William Penn; Anterrio Stanley, William Penn; Terique Hall, William Penn; Darian Williams, William Penn; Daran Williams, William Penn; Domineek King, Lin- coln University; 2011 -- Joe Harris, Atlanta Sports Academy; Jhyree Harris, Hampton University; Michael Ward, Wagner College; 2012 -- Ukeme Eligwe, Florida State; Aracio Rushing, Miles; Micah Anderson, Cen- tral Florida; Fred Scott, Johnson C. Smith; Armagedon Draughn, Albany State; Tamarick Johnson, Jackson State; Aaron Sibley, Portland State; 2013 -- Solomon Parker, Georgia Military; 2014 -- Corderal Cook, Ala- bama State; Rayjone Simes, Marshall; Raymone Jennings, Kennesaw State; Stephan Sheppard, Snow CC; Arlonzo Simpson, Stone Mountain, Snow CC; 2016 -- Kwasi Curry, Maryville; 2017 -- Darian Bernard, West Georgia; Isaiah Jennings, LaGrange; Thomas Incoom, Valdosta State. TOWERS: 1968 -- Ricky Childers, Furman; 1969 -- Larry Steele, Mars Hill, Mark Davis, Newberry, Dexter Odum, Newberry, Dave Case, Newberry, Harvey Jones, Presbyterian, Jimmy Norton, Georgia Tech, Steve Mehaffey, Georgia Tech, Rowland Bradford, Georgia Tech; 1970 -- Jimmy Poulos, Georgia; 1971 -- Chuck Moore, Livingston State, Jerry Castleberry, Livingston State, Larry Jones, Southern Mississippi, Frank Acree, Virginia Military Institute; 1972 -- Danny McCullough, Austin Peay; 1974 -- David Barron, Tennessee, David Elliott, Presbyterian; 1975 -- Kevin Case, Auburn, Bill Deal Arkansas State, Robert Mullen, Appalachian State; 1977 -- Steve Henderson, Georgia Tech, Ken Frost, Anderson College, Don Rust, Citadel; 1978 -- Phillip Wheeler, Richmond, Victor King, Liberty Baptist; 1979 -- Pat Hogan, Clemson, Vada King, Clemson; 1980 -- Doug Miller, Pennsylvania, Jeff Braswell, Georgia Tech; 1982 -- Venson Elder, Alabama, Anthony Collins, Florida A & M, Ricky McMahan, U.S. Military Academy; 1983 -- George Cimadevilla, East Tennes- see, Gary Dennis, Clark, Derek Fears, Clark, Lafayette Kemp, Alabama A & M, Ronnie Rivers, Clark, Reggie Tompkins, Wisconsin, Herb Willis, Clark, Ritchie Manuel, Alabama A & M; 1984 -- Dino Wynn, Alabama A & M, Spencer Rogers, Alabama A & M, Jarvis Dozier, Clark, Keith Upshaw, Itawamba JC, Leviski Wray, West Virginia State; 1985 -- Terry Mitchell, UT -Chattanooga, Rod Dennis, West Georgia, C.J. Manning, Jackson State, Andre White, Coahoma, Melvin Prease, Coahoma, James Freeman, Coahoma, Bernard Oliver, Coahoma, Rodney McLaughlin, Coahoma, Shannon Worthy, Temple; 1986 -- Mike Norman, South Carolina, Tim Mitchell, Marshall, Marvin Oglesby, Oklahoma State, Terrell Wagner, Western Carolina, John Moore,

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Eastern Kentucky, Donta Hall, Morris Brown, Trey Pickren, Catawba; 1987 -- Lance Terry, Virginia, Albert Edmondson, Jacksonville State, Bobby Ferrell, Jackson State; 1988 -- Leroy Owens, Maryville, Ronnie Hines, Maryville, Emery Terry, Maryville, Troy Pride, East JC; 1989 -- Floyd Houston, Pennsylvania, Ricky Den- son, Coahoma, Charles Johnson, Coahoma, Travis Johnson, Coahoma, Carlos Dennis, Coahoma; 1990 -- Derrick Nesbitt, Alabama, Arthur Wynn, Alabama A & M, William Roach, Tennessee Tech, Jeff Caryle, Alabama A & M, D.J. Hollie, Jackson State, Ramone Ward, Coahoma, Marcell Terry, Coahoma; 1991 -- Larry Burdette, Georgia Tech, Eugene Evans, UT -Chattanooga, John Cain, Alabama A & M, David Johnson, Savannah State, Derrick Asbury, Morris Brown, Alonzo Scott, Morris Brown, Jomas Arrington, UT - Chattanooga; 1992 -- Wesley Flanigan, Kentucky Wesleyan, Shawdray Covan, Florida A & M, Marcus Starks, Navy, Thad Swan, Florida A & M; 1993 -- Doug Avery, Morehouse; 1994 -- Trent Johnson, Savannah State, William Rhodes, Savannah State, Damiel Williams, Knoxville; 1995 -- Lance Grey, Citadel; 1996 -- Mario Mitchell, Alabama A&M; Steve Wilson, Coahoma; Steve Cain, Grambling State; 1997 -- Frank Nel- son, Mississippi Valley State; Willie McGhee, Mississippi Valley State; Jarion Shephard, Fort Valley State; 1998 -- William Coleman, Johnson C Smith, Kenneth Graham, Johnson C Smith, Avery Warner, Univ Ala - Birm; 1999 -- Antonio Murphy, Albany State; Sam Perryman, Lehigh Univ; Marcus Copeland, Cumberland; 2000 -- Gary Patterson, Maryville College; Brandon Beard, Albany State; Maurice Rosemond, Albany State; Gary Clark, Minnesota; 2001 -- Brian Anderson, Colgate; Antrell Tyson, Colgate; DeAndre Washington, Alabama A&M; Randon White, Bucknell; Antonio Hughes, Lafayette; Kirk Butler, Lane College; Greg Flemister, Lane College; Mark Jerome Jones, Lane College; Kenneth Ladson, Lane College; Darien Woods, Maryville College; Chavanne Jester, Lane College; 2002 -- Ricky Gunby, Lane College; William High, UT - Chattanooga; Brandon Warner, UT -Chattanooga; Deontae Horton, Alabama A&M; 2003 -- Kevin Erby, UT - Chattanooga; Jonathan McConico, Alabama A&M; Jarmaine Williams, Alabama A&M; 2004 -- Corey Britti- an, West Georgia; Brandon Ridgeway, UT -Chattanooga; Julius Williams, Connecticut; 2005 – Larry Johnson, Troy State; Darius Griffin, Alabama A&M; Braylin Banks, Concordia College; Demontre Flemister, Concor- dia College; Shaun Jordan, Fort Valley State; Keenan Coby, Concordia College; Roderick Copeland, Concord College; 2006 – Nathan Ridgeway, North Carolina Prep; 2007 -- DaNorris Searcy, North Carolina; Dervon Wallace, Western Michigan; Antwaun Byars, Johnson C. Smith; Rodricaus Peters, Mars Hill; Nicholas Lott, Campbell; 2008 -- Chris Bearden, Grambling; E.J. Terry, Grambling; Carlos Perrymond, Mississippi College; Mike Reaves, Mississippi College; Kenji Person, Mississippi College; Mogha Ivwurie, Mississippi College; 2009 -- Marcus Hickson, Shaw University; 2010 -- Antwon Jackson, Valdosta State; Miles Gooch, Virginia; Demetrius Jones, New Mexico Prep; Malcolm Hamilton, New Mexico Prep; 2015 -- Christien Poole, Fayette- ville State; Rayquan Hope -Evans, Brevard College; 2016 -- William Calloway, Presbyterian; Torrance Mara- ble, Arkansas State; Dalvin Morris, ASA College; Armonte Dennis, Arkansas Baptist; Jaree Salter, Arkansas Baptist; D’Angelo Evans, Arkansas Baptist; Myle Jordan, Arkansas Baptist; Jeremiah Benefield, Arkansas Baptist; Demetrice Gilbert, Arkansas Baptist; Kenneth Jeffries, Arkansas Baptist; 2017 -- Devonte Wyatt, Georgia; Adrian Burse, Shorter; Quintavious Terrell, Shorter; Malik Smith, Arkansas Baptist; Irah Thompson, Arkansas Baptist; Joequavioius Robinson, Virginia Lynchburg; Da’Shon Robinson, Arkansas Baptist; Jamiah Burke, Virginia Lynchburg; 2018 -- Devonte Wyatt, Georgia; David Manigo, Florida A&M; Janathian Turner, Gardner -Webb; Haussan Harris, Illinois College. TUCKER: 1958 -- Buddy Barrett, Vanderbilt, Gary Smith, Vanderbilt; 1959 -- Marvin Hudson, Jacksonville State; 1962 -- Frankie Jenkins, Vanderbilt; 1963 -- Dowis Johnson, Austin Peay, Ray Stephens, Troy State; 1964 – Bobby Anchien, Navy; 1965 -- Don Jordon, North Carolina State; 1966 -- Chuck Mize, Citadel, Phil Payne, UT -Chattanooga, Greg Chestnut, East Tennessee State, Gary Christopher, Louisiana College, Hugh Bryant, Louisiana, Stan Woods, Western Carolina; 1967 -- Jimmy Chestnut, Clemson, Donnie Fawbush, Livingston, John Tucker, Hastings, Doug Mitchell, East Tennessee, Wayne Chewning, Livingston, Ray Whit- aker, Carson Newman; 1968 -- Robbie North, UT -Martin, Marty Crawley, UT -Martin, Don Cheek, Mississip- pi College, John McMakin, Clemson, Bob Taylor, Middle Tennessee; 1969 -- David McMakin, Alabama, Jimmy Murray, GA Tech, Leavitt Sanders, GA Tech, Keith Downey, Furman, Phil Reddick, Virginia Tech, Mac Beaty, Furman, Neil Thompson, Harding, Chris Gray, Applachian State, Jimmy Thompson, Mississippi, Ken Hunt, Mississippi College; 1970 -- Jeff Chestnut, Forida State, Tim Fitzgerald, Tampa, Del Heney, UT - Chattanooga, Danny Hudson, Gardner Webb, Jay Silliman, Applachian State, Dan Martin, Livingston; 1972 -- David Redford, Furman; 1973 -- John Shealy, Kansas, Chris Carlson, Pennsylvania; 1974 -- Randall Rolader, Memphis State; 1975 -- Cliff Bray, Clemson, Eddie Hood, Vanderbilt; 1976 – Tommy Fedrick, Citadel, Scott Wages, Citadel, Chris Patterson, Appalachian State; 1977 -- Joey Mears, Tulsa; 1978 -- Lockey Brown, Clem- son, Jeff Burke, Furman, David Jackson, Delta State, Mark Manning, Georgia Tech; 1979 -- Steve Bennett, Furman; 1980 -- David Phiel, Wake Forest, Don Hairston, Wofford; 1981 -- Jon Tedder, Georgia, Greg Hasty, Richmond, Bret Lohrke, Louisville, Mark Peterson, Citadel, Bert Sanders, Citadel, Michael Reese, Catawba College, Ed Carter, Lees -McRae; 1982 -- Jeff Morris, Troy State, Mark King, Western Carolina, Bo Johnson, Valdosta State, Jim Duren, Newberry, Scott Stinnett, Randolph -Macon; 1983 -- Tommy Johns, Furman; 1984

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS -- Rodney Peters, Mississippi State, Kenny Peeples, Western Carolina, Matt Toole, East Tennessee State, Andre Harris, Savannah State; 1986 -- Chris Cabaniss, Naval Academy, Jon Gage, Coast Guard Academy; 1987 -- Denorris Heard, Presbyterian; 1988 -- Kyle Frederick, Georgia Tech; 1989 -- Ricky Sutton, Auburn, Edmund Stevens, Valdosta State, Danny Eagen, Presbyterian, Kevin Rackcleff, N. Greenville JC; 1990 -- Kurt Frederick, South Carolina, Jason Carr, Tennessee Wesleyan, Jeff Sinqfield, Tennessee Wesleyan; 1991 -- Tee Edwards, Duke, Ric Robinson, South Carolina, Toland Walton, Tennessee Wesleyan, Robert Lamb, Tennessee Wesleyan; 1992 -- Todd Hitchens, Jacksonville State; 1994 -- Adaryl Jones, Georgia Military, Vince Griffin, Tennessee Tech, Kevin Turks, NC State, Anthony Reed, Georgia Military; 1995 -- Gerald Williams, Oklahoma; Ryan Golden, Mars Hill; Frank Ducille, Mars Hill; Andre Pounds, South Carolina State; Calvin Pitts, UT -Chattanooga; Jonathan Franklin, Georgia Southern; 1996 -- Gary Pitts, Georgia Military; Antar Green, Georgia Military; Brian Holmes, Naval Academy; Patrick Pass, UGA, Cory Robinson, UGA; Adam Finley, Carson -Newman; Monyette Merritt, Air Force Academy; Jarvis Slayton, Univ of Memphis; 1998 -- Jason Culp, Morehead State, Brad Fleming, Carson Newman, Trey Mathews, UTC; 1999 -- Erskine Lucas, Troy State; Jeffrey Smith, Troy State; Bryan Lamar, UT Chattanooga; David Havlish, UT Chattanoo- ga; Bernard Snowden, UT Chattanooga; 2001 -- Greg Billingslea, Memphis; Dontavius Clark, Georgia Mili- tary; Stephen Ogletree, James Madison; Jabari Davis, Tennessee; Darius Swain, Georgia; Mike Phillips, The Apprentice School; 2002 -- Terrell Jordan, Northwestern; Robert Kraay, Air Force; Tim Goodwell, Memphis; Jamar Bell, Norfolk State; Bryce Wright, Savannah State; Corinthius Dunbar, Citadel; Patrick Reed, South Carolina State; 2003 -- Andrew Childers, Sanford; Vince Hill, Citadel; Robert Reese, Fort Valley State; Don- ald Shepherd, Maryville; 2004 -- Thomas Brown, Georgia; Brandon Lang, Georgia; D.T. McDowell, Troy State; James Swinton, Auburn; Andrew McKain, Air Force; Jimmy Coleman, Tulane; Blake Harr, Georgia Military College; Jonathan Jenkins, University of the South; Brandon Johnson, Lane College; Reajon Alexan- der, Lane College; Steven Roche, Lane College; Clay Muirhead, Citadel; Tay Felts, Butler Community Col- lege; 2005 – Tavares Kearney, Georgia; Brandyn Young, South Carolina; Trey Buice, Ball State; Chris Par- ker, Georgetown; Will Stewart, Presbyterian; Brad Daniel, Maryville; Quinn Robinson, Winona State Univer- sity; Hamilton Sims, Newberry; 2006 -- Asher Allen, Georgia, Randie Bourne, Mississippi College, Myke Compton, Louisiana Tech, Donnie Hardy, Miami of Ohio, Dwayne Harris, East Carolina, Jotis Head, Val- dosta State, Anthony Cloud, Mississippi College, Steve McClure, LaGrange College, Cameron Reed, Army, Joe Rioux, Georgia Military; 2007 -- Brandon Lampkin, Arkansas; Anthony Mosley, Kentucky; Michael Weaver, Centre College; Devon Wade, Missouri Valley College; Cedric Penn, Morehead State; 2008 -- Jam- oris Slaughter, Notre Dame; Neiko Lipscomb, Auburn; Robert Jones, East Carolina; Marcus Nedd, Valdosta State; Edward Daniels, Mississippi College; Chris Simpson, Cumberland University; Forlando Johnson, But- ler Community College; Derrick Harris, Valdosta State; 2009 -- Drayton Calhoun, Louisiana State; Jonathan Davis, Central Florida; A.J. Bouye, Central Florida; Tevin Holliman, Western Kentucky; Deion Roberson, North Carolina State; James Abbs, Virginia State; Nicholas Potts, Fort Valley State; 2010 -- Quenton Brown, Central Florida; Devin Scott, Navy, Lorenzo Bryson, Tuskegee; Seantavius Jones, Valdosta State; Maleek Allen, New Mexico Prep; Ronald Simons, Erie Community College; Marquese McNeil, Erie Community College; 2011 -- James Vaughters, Stanford; Chris Sanders, Georgia; Justin Garrett, Auburn; Bashr Coles, UAB; Aaron Epps, Louisville; Greg Brown, Savannah State; Ramal Davis, Coffeyville CC; Craig Franklin, Tusculum; Norman Hayes, Harvard; Nigel Pierre, Tusculum; Brandon Thorpe, Coffeyville CC; Johnathan Wimberly, Tusculum; Cedric Colson, Valdosta State; Jachovi Hardge, Kentucky Christian; Dante Cox, Ken- tucky Christian; Gabe Collins, Atlanta Christian; 2012 -- Terrell Simmons, Ellsworth College; Robert Taylor, Ellsworth College; Brendon Hooker, Tuskegee; Chris Byrd, Morehouse; Jerry Shippy, Lenoir -Rhyne; Joseph Rush, Miles; Kenneth Crenshaw, UT -Martin; Jordan Landry, UT -Martin; Josh Dawson, Georgia; Jacob Sealand, Vanderbilt; Mike Young, Georgia Southern; Marqeeye Biggs, Tusculum; Justin Rivers, Tusculum; Adaryl Jones, Averett University; 2013 -- Kazim Aminu, Coffeyville Community College; Austin Benton, Jackson State; Charles Bush, West Georgia Tech; Evan Clay, Tennessee State; Alex Hayes, Syracuse; Corey Hunter, Arizona Western; Solomon Jackson, Buffalo; Blair Lampkin, LaGrange; Ian Rigby, West Georgia Tech; Juwaan Williams, Oregon; 2014 -- Deandre Bailey, Arizona Western; Malik Campbell, Campbellsville; Ramel Crawford, Charleston Southern; Justin Hughes, Kansas State; Jamal Paxton, Campbellsville; Jalen Pearson, Miles College; Joseph Proby, Garden City, CC; Davanta Reynolds, North Carolina Central; Stephen Reynolds, Savannah State; Dominick Sanders, Georgia; Elisha Shaw, Alabama; Demetrius Smith, Campbells- ville; Devin Towns, Wingate; Kirk Tucker, Oklahoma State; Joseph Farrar, Furman; Detric Dukes, Georgia; 2015 -- Jonathan Ledbetter, Georgia; Elijah Sullivan, Kansas State; Yaquis Shelley, Kansas State; Delvin Weems, Marshall; John Brooks, Mississippi Valley State; Anton Coleman, Georgia Military College; Court- land Rogers, Iowa Western; Maurice Williams, Georgia Military; 2016 -- Terry Beckham, Austin Peay; Kalil Bradley, Hutchinson Community College; Rahsaan Crawford, Idaho; Akeam Peters, Kent State; Tabarius Peterson, Louisville; Garrett Rigby, Harvard; Cecil Stallings, Louisville; Chase Tyson, Wingate; 2017 -- Keith Best, Liberty; Eugene Brown, West Virginia; Aaron Sterling, South Carolina; Chris Broadwater, UT-

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ALL -TIME DEKALB COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Chattanooga; Cameron Richardson, Grambling State; Cedric Heard, Jacksonville University; Parker Wiggins, Guilford College; Adam Lippy, North Carolina Central; Deon Watkins, Delta State; Sam Bryant, ASA Col- lege; 2018 -- Malachi Buckner, Gardner -Webb; Cameron Carter, Colorado State; Trevon Flowers, Tennessee; Mike Harris, Auburn; Jalen Jefferson, Davidson; Jakobi Jones, Lincoln University; Tre Leslie, Western Ken- tucky; Garen McKinney, Lincoln University; Tyler Oglesby, Lincoln University; Terrell Paxton, Kennesaw State; Malik Ransom, Reinhardt; Antonio Showers, Troy; Taurean Taylor, Tuskegee; Joshua Vann, South Carolina; Gerry Vaughn, Iowa State; Nick Williams, Miles College; Dylan Wonnum, South Carolina; 2019 -- Derrick McLendon, Florida State; Dominic Boyd, Alabama State; Lucius Chitty, Christian Community Col- lege; Torrezz Alexander, Trinity Valley Community College; Donny Harris, Brevard College; Blake Jeffer- son, Lenoir -Rhyne; Bryce Jefferson, Lenoir -Rhyne; Jonovan Lowe, Tusculum; Bruce Mattox, Morgan State; Thomas Robinson, Point University; Bryce Spradling, Shorter; Chris Whitaker, Point University; 2020 -- Myles Crawley, Alabama State; Isaiah Dunson, Miami, FL; Aaron Key, Western Kentucky; Kyle Wright, St. Andrew’s College. WALKER: 1966 -- Richard Gardner, Georgia Tech; 1971 -- Roger Hardman, Southern Mississippi, Mike Hargis, Austin Peay; 1972 -- David Whitehurst, Furman; 1974 -- Rick Berkhan, Tennessee; 1979 -- Renard Peters, Wichita State, Reginald Peters, Wichita State, Iris Worthen, Winston -Salem; 1980 -- Ron O'Neal, Auburn; 1983 -- Cedric Corse, Mississippi State, Mike Marshall, Mississippi State, Lemuel Mills, Alabama A & M, Larry Parham, West Georgia, Keith Shepard, West Virginia State; 1984 -- Freddie Harris, Arkansas State; 1985 -- Roy Dennis, Albany State, Joe Peters, Alabama A&M, Anthony Ogletree, Alcorn State, Re- ginald Love, Jackson State, Tony Clark, Itawamba, Leon Johnson, Wisconsin; 1987 -- Cedric Hodo, Missis- sippi Valley, Corey Johnson, Mississippi Valley.