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St. Vincent’s sweeps into Round 2; Habersham reaches Final Four; St. Andrew’s historic run ends

By Prep Sports Report Staff | October 13, 2026

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The Saints are moving on.

St. Vincent’s swept ELCA in Monday’s doubleheader, winning 8-0 and 16-2, to advance to the second round of the GHSA softball playoffs. The Saints are 11-11 and will face 24-6 Prince Avenue Christian next week in Bogart.

Not bad for a St. Vincent’s program returning to the field after a year off.

St. Vincent’s softball: St. Vincent’s players pose for a team photo after their first-round GHSA playoff game..

Bryan County and Savannah Christian saw their seasons end with losses in the first round of the GHSA playoffs yesterday.

St. Andrew’s (26-2) volleyball reached the GIAA AAA state semifinals over the weekend. The Lions’ historic season ended with a loss to defending state champion Calvary Christian at George Walton Academy in Monroe.

St. Andrew’s volleyball: St. Andrew’s players and coaches pose for a team photo after defeating Dominion Christian in the GIAA quarterfinals Oct. 3. The post-win photo is a team tradition.

Habersham is headed to the GAPPS Class A Final Four. The Lady Patriots won their regional tournament with 3-0 victories over Trinity in the semifinals and Veritas in the final. Habersham then hosted the state quarterfinals and beat Providence Classical 3-0. The Final Four is set for Oct. 17.

Habersham volleyball: Habersham coaches and players pose with their trophy after winning the regional tournament.

The softball playoffs continue Tuesday. Calvary Day, the No. 23 seed, travels to No. 10 Trinity Christian for games at 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. Southeast Bulloch, also seeded No. 23, visits No. 10 Woodland for games at 4 and 6 p.m.


Photos courtesy of the schools’ social media pages.

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