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Sports from local newsrooms

From Chattanooga Times Free Press, Rockdale Citizen and 6 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Chattanooga Times Free Press2 hours ago

    UTC men’s season opener will be Zach Bleshoy’s long-awaited debut

    Zach Bleshoy didn’t need a doctor or a basketball box score to tell him he was back.

  2. Rockdale Citizen4 hours ago

    ROCKDALE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP: Heritage celebrates 1st region title since 2016

    An incredible season in Conyers continued on Friday as Heritage's football team accomplished a feat that would have drawn laughs if someone had predicted it before the season.

  3. Marietta Daily Journal6 hours ago

    Cross country roundup: Marietta, Harrison, Pope girls win sectional meets

  4. Georgia Public BroadcastingYesterday

    GPB’s Football Fridays in Georgia shines the light on North Fulton’s oldest rivalry

    Roswell travels to Milton for the annual neighborhood feud. But the game is more than just about pride. There’s a region championship on the line.

  5. Rockdale CitizenYesterday

    PHOTOS: Heritage vs. Dunwoody Football

    Scenes from Heritage vs. Dunwoody high school football on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photos: Brian Bates)

  6. Rockdale CitizenYesterday

    Heritage defeats Dunwoody for Region 4-AAAAAAA football title

    CHAMBLEE — Former NFL quarterback Quincy Carter has led Heritage to a region championship during his first year as head football coach.

  7. Gwinnett Daily PostYesterday

    Peachtree Ridge escapes Duluth in double-overtime thriller

    SUWANEE — Even when his team lost a 21-point lead and was down to playing a defensive back at quarterback, Peachtree Ridge head coach Matt Helmerich still felt like he

  8. The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionYesterday

    Ken Sugiura: Triumphant turnarounds for Heritage and Quincy Carter

    The Patriots became just the 16th team in GHSA history to win a region one season after going 1-9 or 0-10 the previous season.

  9. Gwinnett Daily PostYesterday

    PHOTOS: Duluth at Peachtree Ridge Football

    Scenes from Duluth at Peachtree Ridge high school football on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photos: Josh Smith)

  10. 11Alive.comYesterday

    #Team11 Game of the Week | Dunwoody vs. Heritage

  11. Gwinnett Daily PostOct. 30

    North Gwinnett rebounds with convincing victory at Norcross

    NORCROSS — Stellar veteran quarterback play is paramount for any football team hoping to make a deep postseason run.

  12. Cherokee TribuneOct. 30

    Running game, defense pace Sequoyah victory

    CANTON – Sequoyah took a big lead early and never looked back, as it went on to win 66-7 over Woodstock on Friday.

  13. Cherokee TribuneOct. 30

    Kell defense overwhelms River Ridge

    WOODSTOCK -- Kell held River Ridge to less than 100 yards of total offense during a dominating 46-0 win Friday.

  14. Marietta Daily JournalOct. 30

    Lassiter survives Creekview for pivotal region win

    MARIETTA — Lassiter coach Sean Thom would not describe himself as a gambling man, but he looked the part as the Trojans faced a critical fourth-and-1 situation to put the

  15. Marietta Daily JournalOct. 30

    Kell cruises past River Ridge

    WOODSTOCK -- Kell held River Ridge to less than 100 yards of total offense during a dominating 46-0 win Friday.

  16. Gwinnett Daily PostOct. 30

    PHOTOS: North Gwinnett at Norcross Football

    Scenes from North Gwinnett at Norcross high school football on Oct. 30, 2026. (Photos: Vincent Myers/@shawcut_shoots_photography)

  17. Marietta Daily JournalOct. 30

    Whiteside's six TD passes pace Marietta past Wheeler

    MARIETTA -- From the opening snap of Friday’s matchup between Marietta and Wheeler, it was clear that the Blue Devils’ offense would dominate the proceedings.

  18. Marietta Daily JournalOct. 30

    Rome pulls away from Pope in the second half

    MARIETTA -- As Pope took the field for their final regular-season game at Matt Hobby Field, 47 seniors were hoping to make the occasion a special one.