Georgia High School Football Top 25 – Aug. 25, 2025

Georgia High School Football Top 25 State Rankings – Week 2

After two weeks of the Georgia high school football season, the state rankings have seen some dramatic shifts. While the top four teams remained unchanged, several programs climbed or dropped in the standings following last week’s games.

One of the most significant movements came from McEachern, which surged up 14 spots to No. 10 after a dominant 21-0 shutout of then-No. 6 North Cobb. This victory marked a major turnaround for the Indians, who now sit at 2-0 on the season.

Here’s a breakdown of how the Top 25 in Georgia shook out this week:

1. Grayson (2-0)

Grayson maintained its position at the top of the rankings after defeating Rabun Gap-Nacoochee 24-19 in a tightly contested game. The Rams are off to a strong start with a perfect 2-0 record.

2. Buford (2-0)

Buford continued its dominance with a convincing 42-14 win over Benedictine. The Wolves showed improved performance in their rematch against the Cadets, securing another victory.

3. Milton (1-1)

Milton picked up its first win of the season by defeating First Academy 24-17. The Eagles were led by freshman quarterback Trey Hasan, who made a strong debut.

4. Douglas County (2-0)

Douglas County delivered a commanding 24-0 shutout of Jonesboro, improving to 2-0 on the season. Their defensive performance was particularly impressive.

5. Carrollton (2-0)

Carrollton moved up to No. 5 after easily defeating Columbia 41-7. The Trojans continue to show consistency and strength in their early-season games.

6. Thomas County Central (2-0)

Thomas County Central climbed three spots to No. 6 after shutting out Cairo 56-0. Their defense has been a key factor in their success so far.

7. Lee County (1-0)

Lee County remains at No. 7 despite sitting out last week. They will return to action this Friday when they host Tift County.

8. Langston Hughes (2-0)

Langston Hughes improved to 2-0 after defeating Mays 42-7. The Panthers are showing strong offensive production and solid defensive play.

9. North Oconee (2-0)

North Oconee moved up one spot to No. 9 after a dominant 56-7 win over Dalton. The Titans are off to a great start with two consecutive victories.

10. McEachern (2-0)

McEachern made a massive leap, moving up 14 spots to No. 10. Their shutout of North Cobb was a key moment in their rise through the rankings.

11. Cartersville (2-0)

Cartersville improved to 2-0 with a 39-14 win over Rockmart. The Purple Hurricanes are proving to be a force in the region.

12. Gainesville (2-0)

Gainesville continued its strong start with a 49-7 victory over Moody. The Red Elephants are looking formidable as the season progresses.

13. North Gwinnett (0-1)

North Gwinnett fell to No. 13 after a loss in Week 1. However, they will be back in action this Friday night when they host Colquitt County.

14. Blessed Trinity (2-0)

Blessed Trinity improved to 2-0 after defeating Holy Innocents 30-2. The Titans have shown resilience and strong performances in their early games.

15. Roswell (1-0)

Roswell remains at No. 15 after sitting out last week. They will be back in action this Friday when they travel to Walton.

16. Carver-Columbus (1-0)

Carver-Columbus climbed one spot after a 48-0 win over Spencer. Their defense has been a key factor in their early success.

17. Valdosta (2-0)

Valdosta moved up to No. 17 after a 60-14 victory over Mundy’s Mill. The Wildcats are off to a strong start with two wins under their belt.

19. Colquitt County (1-0)

Colquitt County remains at No. 19 after sitting out last week. They will return to action this Friday when they face North Gwinnett on the road.

20. North Cobb (1-1)

North Cobb dropped significantly to No. 20 after being shut out 21-0 by McEachern. Their loss marks a setback in their early-season campaign.

23. Sprayberry (1-0)

Sprayberry climbed one spot to No. 20 after defeating Etowah 42-24. The Yellow Jackets are showing promise with their recent performance.

24. Creekside (2-0)

Creekside improved to 2-0 after a 32-0 shutout win over Seminole. The Seminoles are off to a strong start with two consecutive victories.

25. Houston County (2-0)

Houston County moved up to No. 25 after a high-scoring 56-52 win over Effingham County. The Bears are proving to be a tough opponent with their offensive firepower.