Flag football is growing fast across Georgia, and North Oconee is leading the way. The Titans cap their season with a state championship and a national top-five ranking. Head coach Nicole O’Mara joins the show to talk about building a program, growing the sport, and what comes next.

Three playoff contenders meet at Milton High School in this week's featured flag football tripleheader on GPB.org.

Four teams ranked among the top five in their respective classifications were beaten to further muddle the playoff picture.

The Savannah Christian Raiders are the new No. 1-ranked team among the state's Private schools. 

The North Oconee boys successfully defended their state championship in the second day of competition at the GHSA basketball tournament at the Macon Coliseum. The Creekside girls won the school’s first championship and finished the season as the state’s only unbeaten team. The Hardaway girls also won their first state title and the Butler boys won their first championship since 1966.

Sandy Creek and North Oconee are looking to defend their state championships, but five other boys teams will be fighting for their first title. 

North Oconee uses late touchdown to beat Marist, win its first state title.

The Greenbrier defense shuts down North Oconee to win Division 2 flag football championship. 

Only North Oconee stands between Greenbrier and a second straight state championship. 

The only championship game between two undefeated teams is in 4A, where No. 3 North Oconee challenges No. 1 Marist. 

North Oconee will try to deny another trophy to two-time reigning champion Southeast Bulloch.

It's the Finals edition of the Football Fridays in Georgia podcast. GPB Sports' Hannah Goodin and Jon Nelson travel across the state to bring you a rapid fire preview of all of the GHSA Football State Championship games from the Football Fridays in Georgia Media All-Star team. 

There’s a new No. 1 team in Class 4A in the GPB Sports Top 10 Rankings. Marist, which was ranked first earlier this season, moved up a spot to replace Jefferson, which lost its first game of the year. 

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