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Atlanta High School Football Seasons End With Varied Results at Area Venues
Local teams finished play using established fields and facilities across the metro area.
How we reported this
Atlanta-area high school football teams closed out their seasons with records ranging from one win to 12 wins, according to a compilation posted at roughdraftatlanta.com/high-school-football-preview/.
The update arrives in mid-July as coaches and athletic departments begin assessing field conditions and equipment needs ahead of the next campaign. Atlanta residents rely on a network of school fields and shared venues to host games for both public and private programs, and steady maintenance of those spaces keeps the sport accessible during the fall schedule.
Records Across Atlanta Schools
Greater Atlanta Christian ended at 10-3 after a loss to Hebron Christian. Marist finished 12-2 following a defeat to Benedictine. Chamblee closed at 4-7, Decatur at 4-6, Dunwoody at 5-6, Holy Innocents’ at 8-4, Lovett at 6-5, Maynard Jackson at 7-4, St. Pius X at 6-4, Tucker at 6-5, Wesleyan at 8-4 and Woodward Academy at 10-3. Cross Keys finished 1-9, Druid Hills 4-6, Holy Spirit Prep 2-7, Lakeside-DeKalb 3-7, Midtown 3-7, Mt. Vernon 6-6, North Atlanta 5-5, North Springs 1-9, Pace Academy 3-7, Riverwood 1-9 and Westminster 2-8. These outcomes reflect play at fields tied to each school in the Atlanta metro.
The Score Atlanta team compiled the figures that appear on the roughdraftatlanta.com page. Their work draws from game reports and standings tracked throughout the season, giving families and supporters a single reference point for local results.
Facilities Supporting Local Play
Atlanta programs use a mix of on-campus fields and nearby shared venues to stage home games and practices. These spaces require regular upkeep of turf, lighting and seating to handle weekly contests and postseason events. Public schools in DeKalb County and private campuses alike depend on this infrastructure to keep schedules on track and to provide safe playing conditions for student-athletes.
Residents can check school athletic websites or contact athletic directors for details on upcoming field availability and any planned improvements. Many programs also post practice and game times through Score Atlanta updates, allowing fans to follow activity at the venues that hosted this past season’s contests.