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Region Alignment for 2012-2013 (Football) Region Alignment for 2012-2013 (Football) A (98) 1-A (11) 2-A (8) 3-A Div. A (6) 3-A Div. B (5) Baconton Charlton County Calvary Day School Emanuel County Institute Baker County Clinch County Claxton Johnson County Calhoun County Echols County Jenkins County Montgomery County Miller County Irwin County Portal Treutlen Mitchell County Lanier County Savannah Christian Wheeler County Quitman County Telfair County Savannah Country Day Randolph-Clay Turner County Seminole County Wilcox County Stewart County Terrell County Webster County 4-A (8) 5-A (18) 6-A Div. A (8) 6-A Div. B (9) Brookstone Atlanta International Christian Heritage Fellowship Christian Central, Talbotton Ben Franklin Academy Darlington Fulton Science Academy Dooly County DeKalb School of the Arts Excel Christian King's Ridge Greenville Eagle's Landing Christian Georgia School for Deaf Mt. Paran Christian Hawkinsville Elite Scholars Academy Gordon Lee Mt. Pisgah Christian Marion County Galloway Mt. Zion, Carroll North Cobb Christian Schley County Greenforest Christian Southwest Atlanta Christian St. Francis St Anne Pacelli Holy Innocents' Trion Walker KIPP Atlanta Collegiate Whitefield Academy Landmark Christian Mount Vernon Presbyterian Our Lady of Mercy Pace Academy Paideia Strong Rock Christian Tech W. D. Mohammed Yeshiva 7-A (12) 8-A (13) Aquinas Athens Academy Challenge Charter Athens Christian First Presbyterian Commerce Georgia Academy for Blind George Walton Academy Georgia Military College Hebron Christian Academy Glascock County Lakeview Academy Hancock Central Pinecrest Academy Lincoln County Prince Avenue Christian Taliaferro County Providence Christian Twiggs County Rabun Gap Warren County Tallulah Falls Wilkinson County Towns County Woody Gap Region Alignment for 2012-2013 (Football) AA (66) 1-AA (7) 2-AA (11) 3-AA (9) 4-AA (8) Berrien Atkinson County Davidson Fine Arts Bleckley County Brooks County Bacon County Dublin Crawford County Cook Benedictine East Laurens Lamar County Early County Bryan County Harlem Macon County Fitzgerald Jeff Davis Johnson, Augusta Monticello Pelham Long County Josey Northeast Thomasville McIntosh County Academy Laney Putnam County Metter Screven County Taylor County St. Vincent's Academy Westside, Augusta Toombs County Vidalia 5-AA (9) 6-AA (5) 7-AA (9) 8-AA (8) Bowdon Greater Atlanta Christian Armuchee Greene County Bremen Hapeville Calhoun Jefferson Chattahoochee County Lovett Chattooga Oglethorpe County Heard County Wesleyan Coosa Rabun County Jordan Westminster Dade County Riverside Military Kendrick Model Social Circle Manchester Morris Innovative Union County Spencer Murray County Washington-Wilkes Temple Pepperell Region Alignment for 2012-2013 (Football) AAA (63) 1-AAA (10) 2-AAA (7) 3-AAA (5) 4-AAA (9) Appling County Carver, Columbus Dodge County B.E.S.T Academy Beach Central, Macon Jefferson County Callaway Brantley County Henry County Swainsboro Central, Carroll Islands Jackson Thomson Chapel Hill Johnson, Savannah Peach County Washington County Coretta Scott King Academy Pierce County Pike County Douglass, Atlanta Savannah Southwest Haralson County Savannah Arts Academy Jackson, Atlanta Southeast Bulloch Rockmart Tattnall County 5-AAA (8) 6-AAA (8) 7-AAA (8) 8-AAA (8) Adairsville Blessed Trinity Banks County East Jackson Cartersville Cedar Grove Buford Elbert County Coahulla Creek Cross Keys Dawson County Franklin County Gordon Central Decatur East Hall Hart County Lakeview-Ft. Oglethorpe McNair Fannin County Jackson County North Murray St. Pius X North Hall Morgan County Ringgold Towers West Hall North Oconee Sonoraville Woodward Academy White County Oconee County Region Alignment for 2012-2013 (Football) AAAA (77) 1-AAAA (8) 2-AAAA (8) 3-AAAA Div. A (4) 3-AAAA Div. B (6) Albany Baldwin Liberty County Burke County Americus-Sumter Howard South Effingham Butler Cairo Mary Persons Statesboro Cross Creek Crisp County Perry Wayne County Glenn Hills Dougherty Rutland Hephzibah Monroe Veterans Richmond Academy Westover West Laurens Worth County Westside, Macon 4-AAAA Div. A (5) 4-AAAA Div. B (6) 5-AAAA (8) 6-AAAA Div. A (6) Dutchtown Griffin Alexander Chamblee Eagle's Landing Jonesboro Carrollton Columbia Locust Grove North Clayton Columbus Lithonia Stockbridge Riverdale Fayette County Marist Woodland, Stockbridge Spalding LaGrange Redan Upson-Lee Sandy Creek Stone Mountain Shaw Troup 6-AAAA Div. B (6) 7-AAAA Div. A (5) 7-AAAA Div. B (6) 8-AAAA (9) Banneker Cass Dalton Chestatee Carver, Atlanta Cedartown Heritage, Catoosa Eastside Grady Gilmer LaFayette Johnson, Gainesville South Atlanta Pickens Northwest Whitfield Lanier Therrell River Ridge Ridgeland Lumpkin County Washington Southeast Whitfield Madison County Monroe Area Stephens County Walnut Grove Region Alignment for 2012-2013 (Football) AAAAA (75) 1-AAAAA (6) 2-AAAAA (8) 3-AAAAA (8) 4-AAAAA Div. A (6) Bainbridge Evans Bradwell Institute Drew Hardaway Greenbrier Effingham County Forest Park Harris County Grovetown Glynn Academy Mt. Zion, Jonesboro Lee County Houston County Groves Mundy's Mill Northside, Columbus Jones County Jenkins Ola Thomas Co. Central Lakeside, Evans Richmond Hill Union Grove Northside, Warner Robins Ware County Warner Robins Windsor Forest 4-AAAAA Div. B (5) 5-AAAAA (11) 6-AAAAA (11) 7-AAAAA Div. A (6) Creekside Allatoona Arabia Mountain Cambridge McIntosh East Paulding Clarkston Creekview Northgate Hiram Dunwoody Forsyth Central Starr's Mill Lithia Springs Lakeside, DeKalb North Springs Whitewater New Manchester M. L. King Northview North Paulding Mays Sequoyah Paulding County Miller Grove Rome North Atlanta South Paulding Southwest DeKalb Villa Rica Stephenson Woodland, Cartersville Tucker 7-AAAAA Div. B (5) 8-AAAAA (9) Kell Apalachee Osborne Cedar Shoals Pope Clarke Central Riverwood Flowery Branch Sprayberry Gainesville Heritage, Conyers Loganville Salem Winder-Barrow Region Alignment for 2012-2013 (Football) AAAAAA (63) 1-AAAAAA (7) 2-AAAAAA (7) 3-AAAAAA (6) 4-AAAAAA (9) Brunswick Alcovy Douglas County Campbell Camden County Druid Hills East Coweta Harrison Coffee Lovejoy Hughes Hillgrove Colquitt County Luella Newnan Kennesaw Mountain Lowndes Morrow Tri-Cities Marietta Tift County Newton Westlake McEachern Valdosta Rockdale County North Cobb Pebblebrook South Cobb 5-AAAAAA (8) 6-AAAAAA (8) 7-AAAAAA (9) 8-AAAAAA (9) Cherokee Alpharetta Collins Hill Archer Etowah Centennial Duluth Berkmar Lassiter Chattahoochee Habersham Central Brookwood Milton Johns Creek Meadowcreek Central Gwinnett Roswell Lambert Mill Creek Dacula Walton North Forsyth Mountain View Grayson Wheeler South Forsyth Norcross Parkview Woodstock West Forsyth North Gwinnett Shiloh Peachtree Ridge South Gwinnett.
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