Championship Series – Results

The Born to Compete (B2C) Championship Series has once again captivated football enthusiasts with its annual showcase of young talent. This year’s tournament brought together promising athletes from various age groups, each vying for the coveted title in their respective divisions. Let’s break down the results and highlight the standout performances from the 2023 B2C Championship Series.

In the 5U category, GEA secured the championship by defeating the Fairburn Flames. The spotlight belonged to Nolan McGahee, named the B2C Player of the Game for his exceptional contributions on the field.

GEA continued its success in the 6U division, edging out Lithonia 12-6. Harrison Pulley emerged as the B2C Player of the Game, showcasing his skills and making a significant impact on the championship match.

The 7U category witnessed an unusual turn of events as GEA secured victory by forfeit, underlining their dominance in the tournament.

RDU claimed victory in the 8U division by defeating the Buckeyes 21-12. Josh Fletcher’s stellar performance earned him the title of B2C Player of the Game, showcasing the talent that defines the youth football landscape.

ATL Elite VooDoo showcased their prowess in the 9U category, securing a commanding 40-6 win over Lawrenceville. Julius Tate’s outstanding contributions earned him the B2C Player of the Game recognition.

Rare City emerged victorious in a hard-fought battle against Tucker, claiming the 10U division title in the B2C State Championship Series.

Lambo secured the 11U B2C State Championship by defeating ABA, with the Offensive Line earning the prestigious B2C Player of the Game title. In the 11U Black Division, Ellenwood Gators triumphed over ATL Elite Vikings, and Darris Crapp stood out as the B2C Player of the Game.

Rarebreeds showcased their dominance in the 12U division, clinching their third consecutive B2C State Championship Series title by defeating Tucker.

In the 13U category, Real Deal Dream Chasers emerged victorious against North Henry. Cannon Robinson’s standout performance earned him the B2C Player of the Game accolade.

The 8th-grade showdown saw North Clayton Middle School triumph over John Lewis Middle, with Dersergio Clark and Charles Spence III earning B2C Players of the Game honors.