Swainsboro’s Demello Jones and Brunswick’s Terry Mitchell turn in big nights in their teams’ region-clinching victories, and John Milledge Academy’s Briggs Eady did it all on both sides of the ball as the Trojans tied Buford’s state record for consecutive wins with 47.

Decatur quarterback Harrison Hannah and Gainesville wide receiver put up big numbers in their teams’ region-clinching victories, and South Atlanta running back Keyjuan Brown rushed for 327 yards and three touchdowns in a 46-12 victory over Washington to put him at 2,139 yards for the regular season.

Friday was a big night for the rushers as Callaway’s Qua Whitfield, Hebron Christian’s Gavin Hall, Calhoun’s Caden Williams and Jefferson’s Sammy Brown all topped the 200-yard mark in Week 10 victories.

Buford’s Justice Haynes, Fannin County’s Corbin Davenport and Upson-Lee’s Ja’Quan Bentley rushed for a combined 882 yards, Alpharetta’s Ben Guthrie passed for 420 yards and seven touchdowns, and McIntosh’s Marcus Malone had 413 all-purpose yards in Week 9 games.

Quarterback Aaron Philo passed for 385 yards and three touchdowns and ran for two scores in Prince Avenue Christian’s 42-35 win over Tennessee power Baylor, while running backs Nick Woodford of Northeast, Keyjuan Brown of South Atlanta and Josiah Allen of Wheeler topped the 300-yard rushing mark.

Eddrick Houston of Buford and Tywan Royal of Norcross created chaos on defense, and Houston County's Antwann Hill, Northeast's Nick Woodford and Roswell's K.J. Smith put up big offensive numbers in victories last week. They were among the standouts in Week 6 of the season.

East Coweta’s Brady Tillman accounted for six touchdowns in a 49-34 victory over Lowndes, and South Paulding’s Jamarion Wilcox rushes for 324 yards against East Paulding. Meanwhile, Buford’s Eddrick Houston, Mill Creek’s Josh Anglin and Walton’s Ayden Jackson create a little chaos on defense. They were among the standouts in Week 5 of the season.

Dublin’s Demari Foster and West Forsyth’s Peyton Strecko run for more than 300 yards and Central Gwinnett’s Jason Jackson goes for 271, while Peach County’s Jayden Parker intercepts three passes and returns one for a touchdown. They were among the standouts in Week 4 of the season.

Quarterbacks put up big numbers in Week 3 of the regular season. Dougherty's Kam Davis put up 502 yards of offense in a win over Stockbridge, while Rabun County's Keegan Stover (481) and Prince Avenue Christian's Aaron Philo had more than 450 yards passing in their teams' victories.

Quarterbacks Sire Hardaway of Douglas County, Seth Murray of North Murray and Taeo Todd of Troup pile up the yardage in Week 2, while Lamar County’s C.J. Allen and Oconee County’s Whit Weeks make an impact all over the field in their teams’ victories.

A 376-yard rusher, a 273-yard receiver and a two-way standout were among those taking the spotlight on the opening weekend of the high school football season. They’re just three of many star players in GHSF Daily’s weekly listing of the state’s top performers.