Class 7A schools Carrollton, Valdosta and Newton lead the state in scoring average through Week 5 of the regular season.

Here are the top 12 teams for most points scored per game, by classification:

Class 7A

  • 60.0 — Carrollton
  • 55.5 — Valdosta
  • 54.3 — Newton
  • 47.8 — Westlake
  • 42.5 — Brookwood
  • 39.0 — North Gwinnett
  • 37.3 — East Coweta
  • 36.8 — Kennesaw Mountain
  • 36.3 — Etowah
  • 35.3 — Colquitt County
  • 34.8 — Camden County
  • 34.0 — Marietta

Class 6A

  • 51.7 — Thomas County Central
  • 49.7 — Houston County
  • 44.0 — Sequoyah
  • 41.7 — Hughes
  • 41.7 — Creekside
  • 41.7 — Bradwell Institute
  • 41.3 — Lee County
  • 40.8 — Lassiter
  • 40.7 — Dunwoody
  • 39.8 — East Paulding
  • 39.3 — Coffee
  • 38.3 — Brunswick

Class 5A

  • 51.5 — Central (Carrollton)
  • 50.0 — Cartersville
  • 41.0 — Cass
  • 40.5 — Dalton
  • 39.3 — Blessed Trinity
  • 38.0 — Whitewater
  • 37.3 — Stockbridge
  • 35.8 — Ola
  • 35.3 — Evans
  • 34.8 — Centennial
  • 34.0 — Griffin
  • 33.8 — M.L. King

Class 4A

  • 49.8 — Monroe Area
  • 45.0 — Peach County
  • 38.7 — Mary Persons
  • 37.7 — Cairo
  • 34.7 — Troup
  • 34.0 — Baldwin
  • 34.0 — Dougherty
  • 33.3 — Stephenson
  • 33.0 — Gilmer
  • 32.3 — Northwest Whitfield
  • 32.0 — Woodland (Stockbridge)
  • 31.3 — Spalding

Class 3A

  • 50.3 — Toombs County
  • 49.7 — Franklin County
  • 46.3 — Hart County
  • 45.7 — Pierce County
  • 41.7 — KIPP Atlanta Collegiate
  • 39.0 — Northeast
  • 38.7 — LaFayette
  • 37.3 — Appling County
  • 37.0 — Lumpkin County
  • 37.0 — Crisp County
  • 36.7 — Ringgold
  • 36.0 — Jackson

Class 2A

  • 51.3 — Heard County
  • 47.0 — Bremen
  • 40.7 — Model
  • 39.7 — Jeff Davis
  • 35.7 — Putnam County
  • 35.3 — Commerce
  • 34.8 — Bleckley County
  • 34.5 — ACE Charter
  • 33.3 — Berrien
  • 33.3 — Social Circle
  • 31.0 — Brooks County
  • 30.3 — Mount Zion (Carrollton)

Class A

  • 44.3 — Washington-Wilkes
  • 42.5 — Randolph-Clay
  • 41.0 — Macon County
  • 40.8 — Lake Oconee Academy
  • 38.3 — Johnson County
  • 37.7 — Treutlen
  • 35.8 — Lincoln County
  • 34.8 — Calhoun County
  • 34.7 — Taylor County
  • 34.0 — Miller County
  • 32.3 — Chattahoochee County
  • 30.5 — Schley County

Class 4A-2A Private

  • 47.5 — Christian Heritage
  • 46.0 — Holy Innocents’
  • 45.5 — Mt. Bethel Christian
  • 41.0 — North Cobb Christian
  • 39.0 — Lovett
  • 38.8 — Providence Christian
  • 35.0 — Whitefield Academy
  • 34.3 — Darlington
  • 34.3 — Calvary Day
  • 33.7 — Wesleyan
  • 33.0 — Prince Avenue Christian
  • 31.3 — Trinity Christian

GIAA

  • 43.0 — Southwest Georgia Academy
  • 40.4 — John Milledge Academy
  • 37.5 — Edmund Burke Academy
  • 37.3 — Briarwood Academy
  • 36.3 — Stratford Academy
  • 36.2 — Valwood
  • 35.8 — Bulloch Academy
  • 35.8 — Brentwood
  • 34.8 — Heritage (Newnan)
  • 34.3 — Brookwood School
  • 32.3 — Flint River Academy
  • 30.0 — Sherwood Christian

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