Here are the upcoming high school boys varsity baseball games to follow in Atlanta.

Here are the upcoming high school boys varsity baseball games to follow in Atlanta.

Missed the recent high school baseball matchups? Here are the latest sports results and scores from boys varsity games in and around Atlanta.

The Atlanta Falcons are benching quarterback Desmond Ridder for Taylor Heinicke following a loss to the Panthers, putting their slim playoff hopes at risk.

Griffin and Spalding High Schools will play basketball games without fans due to safety concerns following a shooting incident at a previous sports event. The games will be streamed online, and this decision has caused mixed reactions.

The Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl featuring Mississippi Rebels vs. Penn State Nittany Lions is sold out, continuing its history of high attendance for those willing to pay secondary market prices.

Georgia Tech staged a comeback to beat UCF in the Gasparilla Bowl 30-17, led by Jamal Haynes with 128 rushing yards. UCF's Javon Baker had 173 receiving yards despite the loss.

Falcons quarterback Taylor Heinicke led a turnover-free game as Atlanta defeated the Indianapolis Colts 29-10, improving their record and impacting the Colts' playoff chances.

De'Andre Hunter of the Atlanta Hawks is sidelined for at least two weeks due to right knee inflammation and will miss upcoming games, impacting the team's performance.

Ole Miss and Penn State are set to face off in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, each with 10-2 records, in what is anticipated to be a closely contested matchup.

The article details fan activities planned for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl in Atlanta, featuring a fan night at the Georgia Aquarium, a parade, and a FanFest leading up to the Ole Miss vs. Penn State game.

Former Falcons Dwight Freeney and Devin Hester are finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame class of 2024, with their impacts in Atlanta and careers recognized.

The Georgia Elite Classic showcased high school football talent in a five-game event, highlighting prospects and future college players, including Neev Bohlken and Zack Parker.

The No. 11 Mississippi Rebels defeated the No. 10 Penn State Nittany Lions 38-25 at the Peach Bowl, led by quarterback Jaxson Dart's 379 passing yards and four touchdowns.

De'Aaron Fox scored 31 points to lead the Sacramento Kings to a come-from-behind 117-110 win over the Atlanta Hawks.

The Atlanta Hawks will air 10 games on Peachtree TV, a local platform, starting January 12, 2024. The partnership also includes broadcasts on WANF and targets a wider audience.

Georgia running backs Daijun Edwards and Kendall Milton announce their intent to enter the NFL Draft, following their successful seasons with the Bulldogs.

The Atlanta Falcons' playoff hopes hinge on beating the New Orleans Saints and the Carolina Panthers defeating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the final week of the regular season.

Georgia Bulldogs tight end Brock Bowers has declared for the NFL Draft, ending his impactful college career marked by high stats and national championships.

16-year-old Luke Littler reaches the world darts championship finals, defeating past champions and earning a spot against world No. 1, Luke Humphries.

Miles Robinson has signed with FC Cincinnati after leaving Atlanta United, aiming to bolster the team's defense for upcoming seasons and competitions.

Braves outfielder Michael Harris II proposed to his girlfriend Esther, sharing the news on Instagram. He's the National League Rookie of the Year and recently signed a long-term contract with the Braves.

Atlanta Hawks will feature award-winning performers during January basketball games, with acts such as Yacht Rock Revue, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, and Da Brat enhancing the fan experience.

The Atlanta Braves have restructured Chris Sale's contract, committing to a $38 million deal over two years with a club option for 2026, following his tenure with injury challenges at the Red Sox.

Jalen Johnson scored a career-high 28 points in the Atlanta Hawks' victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder, ending the Thunder's five-game winning streak.

The Atlanta Falcons have ended the Arthur Smith era, showing him the exit door after he failed to crack a winning formula over three seasons, ...

The Atlanta Falcons' playoff hopes ended with a 48-17 loss to the Saints, while a Carolina Panthers' fumble and loss to the Bucs secured Tampa Bay the NFC South title.

Arthur Smith bid farewell to the Atlanta Falcons after being dismissed as head coach, citing seasons of mediocrity as the reason for the organization's decision despite player support.

The Mississippi Braves are relocating to Columbus, Georgia for the 2025 season, leaving Pearl after nearly two decades. The move was confirmed on the team's Facebook page.

Nick Saban, Alabama's esteemed head coach, announced his retirement, concluding a historic career with seven national championships and a transformative impact on college football.

Jalen Johnson leads the Hawks to a 139-132 overtime victory against the 76ers, scoring 25 points and securing a win despite the absence of Philadelphia's Joel Embiid.

A staffer's lawsuit alleges drinking and driving were common at UGA recruiting events, citing a fatal crash involving staff and a player, and includes texts claiming knowledge of such practices.

The Atlanta Braves finalized one-year contracts with pitchers Max Fried and A.J. Minter, avoiding arbitration and strengthening their roster for the upcoming season.

The Atlanta Hawks have partnered with Peachtree TV to broadcast 10 games locally for free during the 2023-2024 season, returning to local airwaves and expanding reach in Georgia and Alabama.

The Atlanta Hawks celebrated Dominique Wilkins' birthday by upgrading State Farm Arena's sensory room with KultureCity, enhancing inclusivity for fans with sensory needs.

The Atlanta Falcons interviewed Baltimore Ravens' Mike Macdonald for their head coach position following Arthur Smith's exit after another subpar season.

The Wizards defeated the Hawks 127-99, with Kyle Kuzma leading the win and breaking the Hawks' scoring streak, despite a lackluster performance from Trae Young.

Bill Belichick is reportedly considering the head coach position for the Atlanta Falcons following his departure from the New England Patriots, with mutual interest between him and the team.

The Atlanta Hawks and UPS launched 'Lift the 404', recognizing local minority-owned businesses with grants, tickets, and custom jerseys during a game. First honoree was Simplicity Beverage Company.

Brett Favre speculated Taylor Swift might be a distraction for the Chiefs if they fail to reach the Super Bowl, despite Travis Kelce's solid performance in their win over the Dolphins.

The Atlanta Falcons interviewed Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh for their head coach vacancy, marking a serious search for new leadership after firing Arthur Smith.

The article discusses the possibility of the Atlanta Falcons picking quarterback Jayden Daniels in the NFL Draft, with opinions from Dane Brugler and Sports Illustrated on the team's strategy and needs.

The article examines impactful NBA in-season trades over the past five years, detailing significant deals such as Wiggins for Russell and Sabonis for Haliburton, highlighting strategic team building moves.

The Atlanta Falcons plan a second interview with Bill Belichick, a six-time Super Bowl-winning coach formerly with the Patriots, as they seek a new head coach.

The Cavaliers secured their seventh straight win, beating the Hawks 116-95, with Donovan Mitchell contributing 18 points and eight assists. Trae Young left the game early due to an injury.

The Atlanta Falcons are interviewing candidates for their head coach position, including Raheem Morris and Joe Brady, after meeting with Bill Belichick.

Trae Young of the Atlanta Hawks suffers a concussion following a collision with Isaac Okoro of the Cavaliers and is out indefinitely under the NBA's concussion protocol.

The Atlanta Falcons are actively interviewing various candidates for their head coach vacancy, including Detroit's Ben Johnson and Houston's Bobby Slowik.

The Atlanta Falcons interviewed 13 candidates for their head coach position, including high-profile names and less-known contenders, in a commitment to revamp their strategy after recent losing seasons.

The Atlanta Falcons bypass Bill Belichick for their new head coach, selecting Rams' Raheem Morris for the role, leaving many fans and analysts surprised.

Raheem Morris has been appointed as the new head coach of the Atlanta Falcons, succeeding Arthur Smith after a thorough search involving multiple candidates.

Trae Young returns to the court for the Atlanta Hawks after passing concussion protocol, while the Dallas Mavericks face absences with Kyrie Irving and others sidelined.

Jimy Williams, former MLB manager and coach, died at age 80 after a brief illness, with a legacy spanning several teams and being known for his calm demeanor and family values.

University of Georgia announced that alcohol sales will start at Sanford Stadium this fall, with beer available at concession stands after the SEC lifted its ban on alcohol sales.

The Atlanta Vibe is set to host their inaugural home game against the San Diego Mojo as part of the Pro Volleyball Federation and aims to maintain their winning streak.

The Atlanta Hawks will play the Phoenix Suns on Peachtree TV, where fans can enjoy a promising match-up with both teams aiming to improve their records.

Atlanta to host eight FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, including a semifinal, with significant economic impact expected.

Raheem Morris will be introduced as the Atlanta Falcons' new head coach on February 5th, following his tenure with the Los Angeles Rams. He's building a diverse coaching team for the upcoming season.

Fox, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery are launching a sports streaming platform aimed at cord-cutters, with content from ESPN, TNT, and FS1, by fall.

Registration is open for the Jr. Hawks Summer Camps in Atlanta, offering professional basketball training and emphasizing values like teamwork to kids aged 8-15.

Furman University mourns the death of football player Bryce Stanfield after a medical incident during a workout. The respected student-athlete was posthumously awarded a degree.

Mecole Hardman's overtime catch clinched a Super Bowl LVIII win for the Kansas City Chiefs over the San Francisco 49ers, marking their third victory in five seasons.

Usher's Super Bowl halftime performance included hits but didn't make Rolling Stone's top 10 list and featured a tribute to late drummer Aaron Spears with an unplayed golden drum set.

Georgia State's head football coach, Shawn Elliott, resigns to coach at South Carolina, while UGA promotes Kirk Benedict as special teams coordinator, replacing Scott Cochran.

Trae Young competed in the NBA All-Star Weekend's Skills Challenge and 3-Point Contest but didn't claim victory in either event, despite strong showings.

A fight during a Georgia high school girls basketball playoff game resulted in the disqualification of both teams and advances Starr's Mill High School to the third round.

Ronald Acuña Jr. of the Atlanta Braves has been named baseball's top player by MLB Network, leading with impressive stats including a .336 average and 73 stolen bases.

Austin Hill won his second NASCAR Xfinity race at Atlanta Motor Speedway after Jessie Love's car, leading for 157 laps, ran out of fuel during overtime.

Michael McDowell secured his first NASCAR Cup Series pole position at Atlanta Motor Speedway after 467 races, outpacing Joey Logano with a lap of 178.844 mph.

Trae Young's injury deals a significant blow to the Atlanta Hawks' playoff campaign as he faces weeks of recovery. The team must adjust strategies in his absence as they vie for a postseason berth.

Bryce Stanfield, a Furman University football player, died from a pulmonary embolism unrelated to football. He collapsed during a workout and later passed away. The university offered condolences to his family.

The Kentucky Wildcats defeated the Georgia Lady Bulldogs 64-50 in the SEC Tournament, led by Eniya Russell's 19 points. They now advance to face Tennessee in the next round.

The Savannah Bananas went viral with a "Dirty Dancing" routine during a game, with videos shared widely on social media. They also sold out a game at Minute Maid Park in Houston.

The Falcons are considering Kirk Cousins and Justin Fields as QB options, with a preference noted for Fields by owner Arthur Blank and ample cap space for recruitment.

Kennesaw announces its 2024 Grand Prix 5K series, featuring inclusive races for all skill levels, with perks for participants and a community focus on health.

The Atlanta Hawks and Utah Jazz will compete on Friday, with coverage on Peachtree TV. The Jazz will play without Markkanen and Hendricks, while the Hawks have several injured players.

The Utah Jazz secured a close victory over the Atlanta Hawks with a 124-122 score, despite the absence of key players Markkanen and Clarkson. George and Sexton combined for 46 points to end their losing streak.

Ex-University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines leads a lawsuit against the NCAA over transgender athlete policies, claiming Title IX rights violations.

Baseball coach Doug Davis dies after collapsing mid-game in Georgia; community mourns the loss and remembers his dedication and love for the sport and players.

Female athletes are suing the NCAA and the University System of Georgia, alleging Title IX violations regarding transgender athletes competing in women's sports.

North Carolina residents can now legally place online bets for March Madness, joining 38 other states and D.C., reflecting the widespread adoption of sports betting in the U.S.

Gwinnett County approves the sale of the former Olympic Tennis Center to Fuqua Acquisitions for $5.6 million. The site will be redeveloped into a mixed-use hub featuring a Costco, eateries, and affordable housing.

TJ Holt, a 30-year-old martial artist and rapper from Atlanta, co-founded the brand Certified Fighter and embodies its ethos of resilience both in and out of the ring.

PrizePicks is set to hire 1,000 employees in Atlanta over seven years, emphasizing the city's role in tech and fantasy sports. Despite Georgia's strict gambling laws, PrizePicks operates under a skill game distinction.

Mayor Andre Dickens and Atlanta's Department of Parks & Recreation are hosting the finale of their Teen Basketball Tournament to engage local youths in positive activities.

The Atlanta Braves honor the 50th anniversary of Hank Aaron's 715th home run, which broke Babe Ruth's record and was a symbol of Aaron's perseverance against racism.

U.S. Soccer begins construction of a new training center in Georgia, aiming to enhance the sport's growth with facilities for all teams, promising jobs and economic benefits.

The NAIA has voted to restrict transgender athletes from competing in women's sports, except for cheer and dance. The NCAA aims to align with sport governing bodies on the issue.

Tiger Woods recorded his worst opening nine at the Masters and ended with a career-worst 82 at a major, effectively ending his contention for the tournament.

The Atlanta Dream drafted three international players, including Australian Nyadiew Puoch and Italian Matilde Villa, in the WNBA draft, aiming to strengthen their team for the upcoming season.

Bill Belichick remains unemployed after the Patriots' 4-13 season and an alleged intervention by Robert Kraft that possibly influenced the Falcons' decision not to hire him.

Courtney Kupets Carter was fired as University of Georgia's gymnastics coach after seven seasons without an NCAA title, despite her own celebrated gymnastics history.

Former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan announces retirement at 39 after a significant NFL career, holding records and missing out on a Super Bowl ring.

Matt Ryan, recently retired from the NFL, joins CBS Sports' NFL Today as a studio analyst, while veterans Phil Simms and Boomer Esiason exit the network.

Keith Marshall co-founded 'The Players Lounge' to help student-athletes in Atlanta monetize their name, image, and likeness, capitalizing on new NCAA rules for personal branding.

A 19-year-old hiker died after falling into the Tallulah River at Tallulah Gorge State Park. The recovery involved multiple agencies using drones and was a reminder of nature's dangers.

The Atlanta Hawks secured their first-ever No. 1 NBA draft pick despite just a 3% chance, stirring speculations on their roster changes and future strategies.

Kansas City Chiefs' kicker Harrison Butker sparked controversy at Benedictine College's commencement with critical remarks about Pride month, President Biden, and women's societal roles.

The Board of Regents has approved a new Georgia State University baseball stadium in downtown Atlanta on the former Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium site, with plans for a February 2026 opening.

The parents of Jeremy Medina, a Gainesville High School baseball player who died after a batting cage incident, are suing the school for negligence, seeking over $722,000 in damages.

Dixie Speedway in Woodstock celebrates its return after two years, drawing a passionate crowd, underlining the community's dedication to dirt track racing and the legacy of the Swims family.

UGA freshman wide receiver Sacovie White was arrested for reckless driving after being caught driving the wrong way on a one-way street. He was released on a $26 bond.

State Farm Arena in Atlanta was named a top venue by Front Office Sports for its fan engagement and versatility, including sports, concerts, and community events.

University of Georgia's head football coach Kirby Smart is selling his 7,130-square-foot Athens home for $4.2 million, located in the Five Points neighborhood, with no plans to leave the area.

Atlanta United is funding the creation of 11 new soccer pitches in Georgia with an $815,000 donation, part of their commitment to build 100 mini-pitches in underserved communities.

Stetson Bennett from the LA Rams discussed his mental health break from last year, attributing his time off to needing rest and resuming with intentions to succeed in the NFL again.

Walk-on turned star, Charlie Condon, leads NCAA in home runs and batting average. His performance positions him as a contender for the Golden Spikes Award and potential top MLB draft pick.

Atlanta United ended their winless streak by defeating Inter Miami 3-1, with goals from Saba Lobjanidze and Jamal Thiaré, despite a goal from Lionel Messi.

The 44th annual Bicycle Ride Across Georgia (BRAG) attracts 1,000 riders for a scenic week-long journey from Atlanta to Savannah, blending cycling with diverse social activities.

The Atlanta Pride Run and Walk 5K had over 3,000 participants, raising $120,000 for local HIV/AIDS non-profits.

Atlanta United fired head coach Gonzalo Pineda after a series of poor results, with Rob Valentino serving as interim.

Rhyne Howard has been selected to represent Team USA in women's 3x3 basketball at the 2024 Paris Olympics, as announced by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

The Georgia Bulldogs face a decisive Game 3 against the NC State Wolfcraft at the Super Regional, with the winner advancing to the College World Series.

The 10U Hunter Park All Stars won the 10U District 4 Championship and are now preparing for the regional games in Pike County, Douglasville. The team, along with others, receives the community's support.

The Atlanta Falcons were fined $250,000 and lost a 2025 fifth-round draft pick due to anti-tampering violations during the NFL's legal tampering window.

The Atlanta Dream will play at the larger State Farm Arena instead of their usual Gateway Center Arena due to high demand for their upcoming game against the Indiana Fever.

Atlanta gears up for Copa América with high ticket demand, especially for matches involving Lionel Messi and Argentina. The city buzzes with football celebrations including fan events and parties.

Argentina and Canada criticize the turf condition at Mercedes-Benz Stadium after their Copa America opener, where players struggled with the newly installed grass surface.

Charlie Condon from the University of Georgia has won the 2024 Golden Spikes Award, demonstrating exceptional performance with 37 home runs and a .433 batting average.

A stuffed bear nicknamed "Snitbear" has become a morale booster for the Atlanta Braves, coinciding with a winning stretch for the team since its dugout introduction.

20-year-old Carson Tyler from Georgia qualified for two Olympic diving events, a feat an American hasn’t achieved since 2000. He will compete in the men’s 3-meter and 10-meter platforms at the Paris Games.

The Atlanta Braves' recent success has coincided with the adoption of a mascot, 'Snitbear,' in their dugout, fostering a 5-1 record and improved player performances.

Atlanta is set for the 55th AJC Peachtree Road Race on July 4th, with record crowds, heat precautions, road closures, and options for virtual participation and local transport guidance.

Clayton County's Gideon Oji finished eighth in the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest, while Patrick Bertoletti won the event, with Joey Chestnut absent due to a ban. Miki Sodo claimed the women's title with a record 51 hot dogs.

Emma Navarro defeated second-seed Coco Gauff in Wimbledon's fourth round, reaching her first Grand Slam quarterfinal.

Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox received a standing ovation at Truist Park during a Braves' game. Despite health challenges, Cox visited the clubhouse and was warmly welcomed by both fans and the team.

Three Atlanta Braves players, Marcell Ozuna, Chris Sale, and Reynaldo Lopez, have been selected for the MLB All-Star Game at Globe Life Field. Sale celebrates his eighth selection, while for Lopez, it's his first All-Star appearance.

Atlanta United defender Caleb Wiley has been selected for the U.S. men's Olympic soccer team for the Paris games, as announced by coach Marko Mitrović.

Marcell Ozuna is set to compete in the Home Run Derby on July 15, aiming to showcase his power alongside participants like Pete Alonso. The event serves as a precursor to the All-Star Game.

Macon hosted the U.S. Senior Indoor Pickleball National Championships at the world's largest indoor pickleball facility, attracting over 450 senior athletes.

The NBA has ended its relationship with TNT, opting for a new broadcasting deal with Amazon Prime Video worth $76 billion in a move to reach a broader audience.

Coco Gauff is selected to carry the US flag at the Olympic opening ceremony in Paris, elected by peers and accompanied by LeBron James. She's the youngest and the first tennis player to be given this honor.

Twenty-one athletes from Georgia prepare for the 2024 Paris Olympics, including Caleb Wiley and Walker Zimmerman for soccer, and Brooks Curry and Emma Hunt in swimming and climbing.

The Atlanta Falcons practiced at a high school while their usual venue undergoes renovations, generating fan excitement and showcasing new players and the team's optimism for the upcoming NFL season.

Swimmer Nic Fink won his first Olympic silver in the 100m breaststroke, a career highlight for the 31-year-old American and full-time engineer who has overcome past Olympic setbacks.

The USPS released a new "Forever" stamp honoring baseball legend Hank Aaron at Truist Park, inviting fans and collectors to get a special first issue cancellation.

WR Rara Thomas has been dismissed from Georgia's football team following his arrest on charges related to child cruelty and battery. Coach Kirby Smart confirmed the decision. Thomas was previously part of a pretrial diversion for a past offense.

Hampton Morris won the first U.S. men's Olympic weightlifting medal since 1984, taking bronze in the 61kg division.

Big Boi will perform at the College Football Hall of Fame's 10th anniversary in Atlanta on August 24, featuring new exhibits and family-friendly activities.

Reckless driving charges against University of Georgia wide receiver Sacovie White have been dropped after review of evidence showed the state couldn't prove the case.

The Atlanta Braves dispute the authenticity of Hank Aaron memorabilia being sold by Heritage Auctions, despite a cease and desist letter and potential legal action.

The Arthur Blank Family Foundation donated $6.5 million to upgrade athletic facilities at four HBCUs, including Clark Atlanta University, improving the turf at Panther Stadium.

Georgia Tech ended its losing streak with a 24-21 win over Florida State. Governor Kemp celebrated the victory as the team's kicker, Aidan Birr, scored a game-winning field goal.

Georgia's football team crushed Clemson 34-3, as Carson Beck threw for 278 yards and two touchdowns. The Bulldogs showcased a dominant defensive performance, including an interception by Malaki Starks.

Bremen High School quarterback Carson Kimball, injured during a game, underwent surgery and is recovering with community support and fundraising efforts.

Georgia Bulldogs defeated Clemson Tigers 34-3, demonstrating a strong performance, while Clemson struggles to regain its former glory in college football.

The Atlanta Dream is set to face the Phoenix Mercury, with both teams aiming to improve their records in the ongoing season, and the game will be broadcast on PeachtreeTV.

Chris Sale led the Braves to a 10-1 win over the Dodgers, notching his 17th victory. Matt Olson provided key hits, while Ohtani struggled, remaining short of the 50-home run mark.

UGA cornerback Daniel Jeremy Harris was arrested for speeding, contributing to a trend of driving violations within the team, with coach Kirby Smart expressing frustration and concern for player safety.

The Milton PRAB will meet to discuss a new Extreme Weather Policy and other city recreation and park issues, with the option to attend in person or watch online.

James "Jim" Hurley, UGA's first Black football player, is set to receive the Uncommon Valor Award from the Athens branch of ASALH for his historic role and courage.

Hurricane Helene's approach has postponed the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets games, with a doubleheader set for September 30th amidst the Wild Card race.

Atlanta is selected to host the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, with the tournament featuring 32 top clubs from June 15 to July 13, 2025.

The Atlanta Braves face a crucial double-header against the New York Mets which could clinch their playoff spot and the No. 5 seed to meet the San Diego Padres in the Division Series.

The Atlanta Braves are hosting watch parties at The Battery Atlanta for their Wild Card series against the Padres, featuring live entertainment and fan activities.

The Denmark High community mourns the loss of football player Finley Kruchten who died from a pulmonary embolism and donated his organs, saving multiple lives.

Fulton County's Rebound to Recovery basketball tournament promotes community engagement, integrating accountability court participants back into society and showing positive rehabilitative progress.

DeKalb County offers youth basketball and cheerleading registration until October 31, for ages 5 to 17, with fees from $35 to $75 including uniforms. Programs start on December 14. Registration is available online or at local rec centers.

Kennesaw State University held a memorial for the late basketball coach Amir Abdur-Rahim, remembering his influential role in sports and his profound personal impact.

Cowboys' QB Dak Prescott injured his hamstring against the Falcons, while Atlanta's WR Drake London also exited with a hip injury. Both teams faced setbacks as the Cowboys lost their third game in a row.

Kennesaw State University's football coach, Brian Bohannon, was reported to have stepped down, a claim he refuted, stating he was fired by Athletic Director Overton.

Georgia Bulldogs' coach Kirby Smart criticized player Jake Pope for celebrating with Ole Miss fans after a loss, calling it "stupid." Pope, who transferred from Alabama, has since apologized for the incident.

The North Atlanta Football League (NAFL) has provided 253 high-rated VICIS helmets to youth athletes to improve safety against head injuries in football.

High school linebacker OJ Appiah suffered a severe brain injury after a football game, leading to emergency surgery and a community rally for his recovery.

The NBA fined the Atlanta Hawks $100,000 for improperly benching Trae Young in a game against the Celtics, challenging the team's claim of his tendinitis.

Georgia prepares to defend its winning streak against Georgia Tech in the rivalry known as "Clean Old-Fashioned Hate," with the game set for Friday on ABC.

North Gwinnett faces Buford in a historic Class 6A quarterfinal football game, with both teams boasting strong offenses and key players committed to Georgia Tech.

Atlanta is preparing for the Georgia Bulldogs vs. Texas Longhorns at the 2024 SEC Championship with watch parties offering discounts and a pet-friendly event.

Atlanta Police bolster security for the SEC Championship game, with increased patrols and undercover officers amid safety concerns and recent violence.

The No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs won the SEC title in overtime against the No. 2 Texas Longhorns with a 22-19 score, marking the SEC Championship's first overtime in its history.

The Georgia Bulldogs released a mini movie celebrating their championship win and it's gone viral, garnering 272,000 views. They also clinched a Sugar Bowl spot and a playoff bye.

The Akins Ford Arena in Athens is facing opening delays due to safety inspections, affecting scheduled hockey games and a concert. Progress is being made to resolve issues and ticket holders are advised to hold onto their tickets.

Milton City Council celebrated youth football team victories and honored long-serving employees, approved various contracts, and accepted a donation for all-inclusive playgrounds.

Michael Penix Jr. led the Atlanta Falcons to a 34-7 win over the New York Giants, performing nearly flawlessly in his NFL debut and boosting the team's playoff contention.

Bevo XV, Texas Longhorns' mascot, is excluded from the Peach Bowl due to space constraints at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The Atlanta Hawks overcame a 21-point deficit with a 50-point fourth quarter, spearheaded by Jalen Johnson's 30 points, to defeat the Chicago Bulls 141-133.

A Newnan High School football player, Tyrell McGuire, is recovering in ICU from a severe allergic reaction that caused extensive swelling and required medical intervention; he is now alert, with his condition improving.

NFL Hall of Famer Ed Reed joins Chamblee Charter High School as the new offensive coordinator, aiming to turn around their football program after a 1-9 season.

Fans braved the cold in Atlanta to watch Ohio State face Notre Dame for the College Football Playoff Championship, with Ohio State securing a 34-23 victory.

FIFA is seeking 700 volunteers for the Club World Cup in Atlanta; no experience needed, but applicants must be 18+, fluent in English, and pass a background check.

Construction of U.S. Soccer's training facility in Fayetteville advances, with hopes to open by April 2026, before the World Cup. The site will feature ample amenities for national teams.

Georgia Bulldogs WR Colbie Young accepted a plea deal to avoid jail, instead serving probation and paying a fine after facing charges over an incident involving his ex-girlfriend. His football future remains uncertain.

Gabby Thomas and other female athletes report being stalked by men demanding autographs at airports, raising concerns about privacy violations and safety.

The Atlanta Dream introduced new players Brittney Griner, Brionna Jones, and Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, aiming to strengthen their position for the 2025 WNBA season.

Georgia continues to forgo potential tax revenue from sports betting as it remains illegal, while surrounding states benefit, despite attempts to legalize it and concerns over societal impacts.

Sandy Springs, Georgia, introduces automated speed cameras near two high schools to enforce speed limits and enhance student safety, with initial warnings followed by fines. Some state lawmakers criticize the measure as revenue-driven.

High school wrestler Dominic Haines suffered a severe neck injury, rendering him partially paralyzed, during a state championship match. His team won the title in his honor.

The Atlanta Braves will host a block party on Opening Day, featuring live performances and games. Outfielder Jurickson Profar is expected to be ready to play after a wrist injury.

Ex-UGA player RaRa Thomas took an Alford plea for disorderly conduct, receiving 24-month probation, while facing charges including battery and cruelty to children. He hopes to return to football.

Metro Atlanta's bars and restaurants gear up for March Madness with events, specials, and screenings, despite no legal sports betting in Georgia.

The Atlanta Braves traded right-hander Ian Anderson to the Los Angeles Angels for left-hander José Suárez, making it the fourth offseason trade between the two teams.

Atlanta reveals its FIFA World Cup 2026 official host city poster, designed by local artist Jose Hadathy, capturing the city's landmarks and cultural vibe.

José Luis Ballester, a young golfer, urinated in Rae's Creek during the Masters and was applauded by the crowd, remaining unembarrassed by the incident.

A North Dakota man was arrested for threatening to harm an Augusta National Golf Club employee, with potential penalties of 5 years in jail and a $250,000 fine if convicted.

The Iron Hoof Disc Golf Course has opened at the Georgia International Horse Park, offering an 18-hole championship-level course for disc golf enthusiasts.

Clayton County announces the inaugural season of Girls Flag Football, with registration for girls aged 8 to 13 starting May 1st, promoting empowerment and life skills.

The Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl will host a prime time College Football Playoff semifinal game on January 9, 2025, with the full postseason schedule announced. Last season's Peach Bowl had record viewership, and ESPN will broadcast the playoff games.

Georgia high school athletes Kate Harping and Caleb Holt secured NIL deals with Adidas, marking a significant step in the changing landscape of amateur athletics and their ability to capitalize on their talents.

Atlanta is preparing for the FIFA Club World Cup with over 800 volunteers, as it anticipates hosting the World Cup next year. The city focuses on security and infrastructure to ensure readiness for the international events.

Atlanta's first FIFA Club World Cup game had a lower than expected turnout, but local businesses saw varying impacts. The city hopes for better attendance in upcoming games, despite concerns regarding ticket pricing and FIFA's revenue focus.

The Atlanta Beltline has approved a $242 million budget to expand urban redevelopment, finish trail construction, and support affordable housing before the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Newton County approved a new outdoor pickleball court for its Senior Enrichment Center after receiving a $32,473 donation. The court is part of a larger project and aims to promote seniors' well-being.

University of Georgia's Sanford Stadium will host a concert on April 25, 2026, starting a new series "Live Between the Hedges," with the headliner still secret.

Georgia high school football coach T. McFerrin passed away at 83, leaving a lasting impact on sports and athletes in the state. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday.

Atlanta musicians and celebrities will take part in the MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game, managed by Jermaine Dupri and Javy Lopez. The event benefits Boys & Girls Clubs of America and features notable athletes and artists.

Budweiser is bringing its Clydesdales to Atlanta for the MLB All-Star Game, involving traditional beer deliveries and a Budweiser Zone with games and meet-and-greets.

Make-A-Wish Foundation granted five children with critical illnesses an all-star MLB experience, including meeting Chipper Jones and Andruw Jones, a shopping spree, personalized trading cards, and participation in All-Star weekend events.

The Atlanta Braves defeated the Cincinnati Reds 4-2 at the MLB Speedway Classic, with Hurston Waldrep's first win and Eli White's two home runs, despite a weather delay.

Apalachee High School football team won its first game since 2021, breaking a losing streak and marking Head Coach Kevin Saunders' positive start. Amidst recovery from last year's campus shooting, the school focuses on healing and resilience.

Auburn University will retire Cam Newton's No. 2 jersey during a game against Georgia, making him the fourth player to receive this tribute from the school.

Atlanta nonprofit MOST sets third Guinness World Record for the longest kickball game marathon at 52 hours to raise awareness for the fight against human trafficking.

Armuchee High mourns the loss of student David Clemons, who died in a crash after football practice. The community remembers him fondly and offers support to those grieving.

Atlanta Falcons, Georgia Power, KaBOOM!, MSEF, and The Children's Guild DC collaborated to create new play spaces in Union City and Washington, D.C., engaging local communities and children in the design process.

The Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis boxing match was moved from Atlanta to Miami due to concerns about the fighters' weight difference. The event will stream live on Netflix.

A Marietta SWAT team arrested Jevelious Bryant after he allegedly assaulted a taxi driver, leading to a standoff. The driver was unharmed, and Bryant faces multiple charges.

Former Dunwoody High School football coach Mike Nash died at 51 following emergency surgery. He was remembered for his significant impact on student-athletes.

Tennis coach Terre O’Brien was honored with a City Council proclamation for his contributions to local sports at a crowded meeting that celebrated his legacy.

The Hall County School District is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect who pulled a gun after a high school football game on October 30.

Gainesville High School might take legal action against the GHSA for upholding suspensions of 35 players after a brawl, while Brunswick High accepts responsibility and sanctions.

A brawl during Georgia high school football playoffs leads to player suspensions and legal disputes, disrupting the schedule and prompting community support for the Gainesville team.

Holland's Youth Sports Complex Playground is being renovated, including a new play structure and a shade umbrella, with completion expected by December 22.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino defends high 2026 World Cup ticket prices, citing record demand and the role of revenue in global football development.

Three Georgia residents won $1 million each in the Georgia Lottery's special second-chance drawing, starting off 2026 as millionaires while remaining anonymous.

Josh Niblett, Gainesville High School's football coach, leaves for college coaching after a successful tenure, including court challenges and championship pursuits.

Two Georgia lottery players won big with a $4 million scratch-off and a $521,751 Fantasy 5 jackpot, with winners' identity privacy protected by law. Proceeds support state education programs.

Tuskegee University basketball coach Benjy Taylor was detained after a game. He's hired a civil rights lawyer for a possible lawsuit over the incident.

Clayton County's new convocation center at Southlake Mall opened with the GHSA state wrestling finals, a repurposed‑mall project meant to bring events, training and jobs to Morrow.

Rink closures and conversions have tightened ice time across metro Atlanta, pushing skaters into predawn and late-night practice windows. Coaches and clubs are juggling schedules to keep programs running.

Clayton County introduces the Girls Flag Football 7-on-7 Spring Tournament to promote girls' athletics, starting March 14 at the Lovejoy Soccer Complex.

Former NFL star Jamal Lewis received a presidential pardon, alongside other ex-football players, notably for his involvement in a drug deal years after his NFL draft.

A popcorn machine caught fire during a college basketball game between Oklahoma and Georgia, causing a disruption but was quickly extinguished by the sprinkler system.

Longtime Georgia Tech coach Danny Hall will be enshrined Saturday with the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026.