The games are finished, but the honors keep rolling in. Here are the top performers from the state football championships. 

Milton's defense caused four turnovers and used them to beat Walton and win its second state championship. 

Caden McGatha accounts for 375 total yards to help Pierce County outslug Rockmart in three overtimes.

Kyler McGrinn's big night propels Bowdon to its second straight state title over heartsick Manchester. 

Quarterback Aaron Philo became Georgia's all-time passing leader and helped Prince Avenue Christian successfully defend its state championship. 

Walton and Milton, two North Metro teams only 12 miles apart, will meet for the Class 7A championship. 

Iconic programs Thomas County Central and Woodward Academy square off for another state championship. 

Two powerful offensive attacks will be on display when Creekside and Coffee meet for the state championship. 

First-time finalists Stockbridge and Perry eager to bring home the school's first state title

Cedar Grove, after the disappointment of 2022, returns to the championship game to play Savannah Christian.

Rockmart and Pierce County meet for the first time with a state championship on the line. 

Bowdon tries to win back-to-back state championships but will have its hands full with a tough Manchester team.

Dozens of the state's top college prospects can be seen when GPB televises next week's GHSA championship games. 

Creekside is trying to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of its first championship by adding a second title to the school's trophy case. 

City officials throughout Georgia are bragging about the success of their football teams. Rockmart is even shutting down for the whole day so workers can attend the state championship game in Atlanta.

The GHSA state championships return to Georgia State’s Center Parc Stadium on Thursday, Friday and Saturday to determine the 2022 flag football champions in three divisions and football champions in eight different classifications.

GPB will broadcast each of the Georgia High School Association’s two flag football championship games and eight state football championship games, Dec. 28-30, from Georgia State’s Center Parc Stadium.

Sixteen teams go for the glory in football finals