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Creekside breaks state record for most points in a season

The Seminoles have scored 70 or more points in five games and 69 in another.
Creekside running back Gary Walker makes a catch during the first half of the class 4A semifinal against Kell at Creekside High School on Friday. (Oscar Guevara Saenz for the AJC)

Credit: Oscar Guevara Saenz

Credit: Oscar Guevara Saenz

Creekside running back Gary Walker makes a catch during the first half of the class 4A semifinal against Kell at Creekside High School on Friday. (Oscar Guevara Saenz for the AJC)
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Dec 8, 2025

Creekside set the Georgia record for points in a season with a 35-6 victory over Kell.

The Seminoles have scored 70 or more points in five games and 69 in another. Below are the teams that have scored at least 650 points in a season, including four that reached that standard this season.

Highest scoring teams in GHSA football history

  • 803 - Creekside (2025)
  • 792 - Hughes (2022)
  • 758 - Rome (2017)
  • 745 - Lee County (2024)
  • 742 - Trinity Christian (2021)
  • 737 - ELCA (2018)
  • 737 - Washington County (2014)
  • 728 - ELCA (2017)
  • 716 - Walton (2023)
  • 716 - Warner Robins (2021)
  • 713 - Benedictine (2021)
  • 712 - Mill Creek (2022)
  • 707 - Buford (2013)
  • 700 - Colquitt County (2015)
  • 697 - Thomas County Central (2025)
  • 696 - ELCA (2019)
  • 695 - Cartersville (2016)
  • 693 - Dublin (2019)
  • 688 - Prince Avenue Christian (2023)
  • 687 - Colquitt County (2014)
  • 684 - Rome (2018)
  • 684 - Rabun County (2017)
  • 682 - Dublin (2006)
  • 681 - Buford (2007)
  • 680 - Gainesville (2012)
  • 680 - Hughes (2024)
  • 678 - Brooks County (2021)
  • 671 - Buford (2014)
  • 671 - Carrollton (2024)
  • 669 - Benedictine (2014)
  • 668 - Washington County (2013)
  • 667 - Prince Avenue Christian (2020)
  • 666 - Carrollton (2025)
  • 666 - Burke County (2011)
  • 662 - Camden County (2011)
  • 661 - Benedictine (2016)
  • 660 - Milton (2024)
  • 660 - Sandy Creek (2012)
  • 659 - Carver-Columbus (2025)
  • 657 - Carrollton (2013)
  • 657 - Calhoun (2011)
  • 655 - Dublin (2024)
  • 655 - Gainesville (2013)
  • 654 - Cedar Grove (2021)
  • 652 - Tucker (2011)

About the Author

Todd Holcomb covers high school sports across the state. He rejoined The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in 2025 and has worked with the AJC in varying capacities since 1985. He is a co-founder and editor of Georgia High School Football Daily.

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