Points allowed

Class 7A Lowndes, which has recorded shutouts in three of its five games, leads the state in fewest points allowed per game, with 2.8. Here are the top 12 teams with the fewest points allowed per game, by classification, through Week 5:

Class 7A

  • 2.8 - Lowndes
  • 10.6 - Carrollton
  • 11.2 - North Gwinnett
  • 11.2 - Brookwood
  • 11.5 - Buford
  • 12.6 - Newton
  • 12.8 - Valdosta
  • 12.8 - Harrison
  • 13.5 - Rockdale County
  • 13.8 - Richmond Hill
  • 14.2 - McEachern
  • 14.6 - Archer

Class 6A

  • 5.8 - Woodward Academy
  • 8.0 - Clarke Central
  • 8.3 - Coffee
  • 8.8 - Hughes
  • 10.5 - Thomas County Central
  • 11.8 - Effingham County
  • 12.0 - South Effingham
  • 12.8 - Sequoyah
  • 13.8 - Tift County
  • 15.0 - New Manchester
  • 15.3 - Heritage (Conyers)
  • 15.5 - South Cobb

Class 5A

  • 6.8 - Cartersville
  • 7.5 - Marist
  • 8.0 - Mays
  • 11.8 - Ola
  • 12.8 - LaGrange
  • 14.4 - Jefferson
  • 15.0 - Stockbridge
  • 15.0 - North Oconee
  • 15.3 - Whitewater
  • 15.3 - Tucker
  • 16.3 - Southwest DeKalb
  • 16.5 - Banneker

Class 4A

  • 6.4 - Sandy Creek
  • 6.8 - Cairo
  • 8.5 - Troup
  • 11.8 - Westover
  • 12.2 - Shaw
  • 14.0 - Cherokee Bluff
  • 14.6 - Adairsville
  • 15.3 - Stephenson
  • 17.3 - Peach County
  • 17.5 - Woodland (Stockbridge)
  • 17.8 - Monroe Area
  • 18.6 - Spencer

Class 3A

  • 5.3 - Appling County
  • 9.5 - Islands
  • 9.8 - Pierce County
  • 11.0 - South Atlanta
  • 11.6 - Hart County
  • 12.0 - Ringgold
  • 12.0 - Brantley County
  • 12.5 - Lamar County
  • 12.8 - Miller Grove
  • 13.8 - Toombs County
  • 14.3 - Murray County
  • 16.3 - LaFayette

Class 2A

  • 3.5 - Jeff Davis
  • 5.0 - Commerce
  • 5.5 - Bremen
  • 8.5 - Model
  • 8.8 - Screven County
  • 9.0 - Bleckley County
  • 10.5 - Heard County
  • 11.8 - Dublin
  • 11.8 - Fitzgerald
  • 12.0 - Berrien
  • 12.5 - Putnam County
  • 12.6 - Washington

Class A

  • 6.0 - Baconton Charter
  • 6.5 - Macon County
  • 6.5 - Treutlen
  • 8.3 - Johnson County
  • 11.0 - Washington-Wilkes
  • 11.4 - Charlton County
  • 14.0 - Montgomery County
  • 14.3 - Taylor County
  • 14.4 - B.E.S.T. Academy
  • 14.5 - GMC Prep
  • 14.8 - Claxton
  • 15.4 - Lake Oconee Academy

Class 4A-2A Private

  • 6.0 - Holy Innocents’
  • 9.3 - Providence Christian
  • 13.3 - Lovett
  • 17.7 - Prince Avenue Christian
  • 18.2 - Calvary Day
  • 19.8 - King’s Ridge Christian
  • 20.5 - North Cobb Christian
  • 21.0 - Westminster
  • 22.8 - Darlington
  • 23.0 - Greater Atlanta Christian
  • 23.3 - Aquinas
  • 23.8 - Mount Vernon

GIAA

  • 6.2 - Edmund Burke Academy
  • 7.8 - Strong Rock Christian
  • 8.3 - Mount de Sales
  • 9.0 - John Milledge Academy
  • 9.4 - Thomas Jefferson
  • 10.8 - Briarwood Academy
  • 12.7 - First Presbyterian
  • 13.6 - Windsor Academy
  • 14.0 - Stratford Academy
  • 14.0 - Flint River Academy
  • 15.8 - Athens Christian
  • 17.4 - Brookwood (Thomasville)

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