Here are our top 10 performers from the 2026 Georgia high school baseball state championships.
Lanier County infielder Kendrick Noble, a senior, went 4-for-7 at the plate for the Bulldogs, driving in a run, scoring a run, and drawing a walk to help Lanier County to its third consecutive GHSA Class 1A-Division II state championship.
Gordon Lee pitcher Maddox Millard, a senior, threw for seven innings in Game 1 of the GHSA Class 1A-Division I state championship series against Vidalia, allowing just two runs, one earned, on five hits while striking out eight batters to lead the Trojans to a 3-2 win.
Morgan County pitcher Caylem Richardson, a senior, threw for eight innings against Pierce County in the GHSA Class 2A state championship series, allowing just one run and two hits while striking out 14 batters to lead the Bulldogs to the state title.
Lanier County pitcher Grant Gano, a senior, pitched 6.1 innings against ECI in the GHSA Class 1A-Division II state title series, allowing two runs, one earned, while striking out 12 batters to help lead the Bulldogs to their third straight state championship.
Lanier County pitcher Alex Contreras, a junior, pitched 7.1 innings against ECI in the GHSA Class 1A-Division II state championship series, allowing just three runs on eight hits while striking out eight batters to help lead the Bulldogs to their third consecutive state championship.
Vidalia pitcher Veer Patel, a senior, struck out 13 batters in eight innings pitched while allowing just three hits for the Indians in the GHSA Class 1A-Division I state championship series against Gordon Lee.
Morgan County senior Hudson Reed went 4-for-6 at the plate with two RBIs and a home run in the Bulldogs’ GHSA Class 2A state championship series against Pierce County.
Gordon Lee senior Garrett Ross hit a game-tying triple, two doubles, and a single to lead the Trojans to a 3-1 win in Game 3 of the state championship series against Vidalia, clinching the Class 1A-Division I title.
Pope pitcher Davis Smith, a senior, was the Game 3 starter for the Greyhounds in the Class 5A state championship series. He pitched four innings, allowing no runs and just two infield singles while striking out one batter, giving Pope a 2-0 lead before a three-hour rain delay ended his outing.
Morgan County senior Ty Tillery went 5-for-7 at the plate with two doubles, three RBIs, a walk, and two runs scored to help lead the Bulldogs to the Class 2A state championship.
