In this feature, student reporter Emma Benvenuto reflects on Boston Bruins goaltender Jeremy Swayman’s standout 2025–2026 season and his nomination for the Vezina Trophy, as told through season highlights, statistical milestones, and reactions from fans and fellow students. Special thanks to Broadcasting and Communications teacher and Student Voices Collective mentor, Bill Phelps.
The GHSA basketball championships are just around the corner, and Jon Nelson takes you inside the action heading to Macon. Legendary Hebron Christian coach Jan Azar joins us to talk about leadership, building a team culture, and chasing another state title. Plus, 13WMAZ sports reporters Cecily Stoute and Sami Kostas preview the Middle Georgia teams and the electric atmospheres fans can expect during championship week.
The 1972 Olympian, running author, former Peachtree Road Race leader, former Atlanta Track Club czar, and Atlanta entrepreneur, Jeff Galloway has died at 80.
The 2026 GHSA Basketball Championships are right around the corner, and GPB will bring you coverage of all 17 matchups and four contests. Don't miss any of the action Wednesday, March 11 - Saturday, March 14.
Atlanta City Councilman Byron Amos will commemorate the Simpson Road Trojans, Georgia's first African American Little League Baseball team during the Jim Crow era, at a proclamation ceremony.
OneCourt, based in Seattle, allows Broton to hear the play-by-play in real time, follow the ball, players and to have a sense of 2 or 3 point shots. It’s really a marvel for visually impaired sports fans.
Young Harris College is known for its strong academics and famous alumni, including Georgia Governor Zell Miller, Georgia First Lady Shirley Miller, country music star Trisha Yearwood, Puppeteer Wayland Flowers, Ronnie Milsap, Oliver Hardy of Laurel and Hardy, and Waffle House founder Tom Forkner. Now, the college adds another notable name to that list: Carl Cleveland.
When did the NFL become this titan of American culture? New York Times writer Ken Belson's new book, “Every Day Is Sunday," chronicles the rise of the league and three men who made it happen.
We always make the point that coaching turnover, on average, is between 15-20 percent on a year-to-year basis. But, I honestly can’t remember this many dominoes falling this quickly a month after the season is over, plus the number of high-profile programs that had their names in the hat has been staggering- some of those openings are fixed while others are still open.
The Football Fridays in Georgia Podcast wraps up the GHSA state championships with an All-Stars edition featuring journalists and broadcasters from across the state. Jon Nelson and Niki Noto Palmer break down dominant performances, unforgettable finishes, and what this championship class says about Georgia high school football. From Buford’s national title case to flag football’s rise, this episode captures the full scope of championship week.
2025 Georgia High School Football Championships All-Stars Breakdown
Hammond Creek Middle School student Harper Weeks speaks with teen athletes about how sports affect their mental health, from performance pressure to coping strategies that help them stay balanced. Special thanks to Broadcasting and Communications teacher and Student Voices Collective mentor, Jennifer Barmore.
There are plenty of familiar faces among the football teams that have advanced to this week’s Final Four, but two teams who are still in contention are breaking new ground.
We bring you a fast, friendly tour of the 2025 Georgia high school football playoffs with the GPB All-Stars. GHSF Daily's Todd Holcomb, 13WMAZ’s Cecily Stoute and Sami Kostas, ITG Next’s Phil Jones, and GPB’s Matt Stewart break down Valdosta’s region title, Hoschton’s marquee Colquitt County–Mill Creek matchup, dark horses, and first-round games worth the drive. You get where to go, who to watch, and why the new power-ranking era matters.
There are just two weeks left in the regular season but GPB's search for under-recruited Georgia high school football players continues with Make That Kid an Offer. Check out this week's nominees.
An Atlanta-based public relations firm has launched a campaign this week to get former Braves outfielder Dale Murphy elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
GPB's mission to highlight overlooked Georgia high school football players continues with just three weeks left in the regular season. Check out this week's Make That Kid an Offer nominees.
On this edition of the Football Fridays in Georgia Podcast: We’ll talk Benedectine head coach Danny Britt, who led his Cadets to a victory against Ware over the weekend. Jared Hughes, flag football coach at Rome, will tell us what it’s like to create a new sports program from scratch. Finally, Collins Hill head coach Drew Swick talks about his plans to lead a tough defense against Buford this weekend. Plus: flag football season starts today!
