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Football Varsity

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Scrimmage

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Camden County High School
Camden County High School
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Colquitt County High School
Mack Thorpe Stadium
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Buford High School
Memorial Stadium
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Burke County High School
Burke County High School
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Westminster School
Westminster School
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Ware County High School
Ware County High School
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Homecoming

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Warner Robins High School
Memorial Stadium
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Home

Senior Night

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Wayne County High School
Wayne County High School
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Perry High School
Perry High School
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New Hampstead High School
Pooler Stadium
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GHSA 1st Round Class AAAA State Playoffs

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GHSA 2nd Round Class AAAA Playoffs

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GHSA Class AAAA Quarterfinals

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GHSA Class AAAA Semifinals

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GHSA Class AAAA Championship

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Merdedes Benz Stadium
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List of 9 news stories.

  • SMN Top Linebackers and Defensive Linemen

    The front seven of a high school defense is an important unit on any successful high school football team, as players must have the toughness to play in the trenches where games are won and lost.
    There are a number of impact players at linebacker and on the defensive lines of Savannah area schools that are coming back this season ready to have huge impacts with their teams.
    Benedictine is blessed with an abundance of talent up front with a 5-star edge in LaDamion Guyton, who is teaming up with 4-star tackle Kam Cody, a senior who has committed to play at Clemson. A senior leader on the team is Larson Little. 
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  • 2024-25 Athletic Success

    The 2024–25 school year was another remarkable showcase of talent, commitment, and achievement for the BC Cadets. The Cadets have earned the prestigious honor of being named South Georgia’s Best Boys' Program since 2012 by the Georgia Athletic Directors Association (GADA), a testament to the strength and consistency of BC athletics.
    Individual Honors
    Four Cadets were named Players of the Year in their respective sports: Caleb Jones – Basketball, Herbert “Third” Scroggins – Football (Defense), Bear Dollander – Golf, Wyatt Estabrook – Lacrosse
    Several coaches were also recognized for their leadership and success as Coaches of the Year:
    Kevin Halligan – Golf, Dustin White – Lacrosse, Heather Hawkins – Tennis, Galen Houston – Track
    Hall of Fame Inductees The Greater Savannah Hall of Fame honored:
    Kevin Farmer - Citation Award, Caleb Jones – Basketball, Landon Ludwig – Baseball
    Team Accomplishments
    BC teams brought home multiple Region/Area Championships in: Cross Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Raider Team, Tennis, and Track
    At the state level:
    Track finished as State Runner-Up, with two State Champion relay teams
    Golf, Raider Team, and Sport Shooting placed 3rd in State
    Football and Lacrosse reached the Elite Eight
    Congratulations to all BC coaches and athletes on an outstanding year of excellence and achievement!
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  • SMN Top Returning Running Backs

    The anticipation is building as the high school football regular season in Georgia is set to kickoff on Friday, Aug. 15. Padded practices start this week as teams, players and coaches continue to put in the work they hope will lead to memorable seasons and playoff success. Running backs are always in the spotlight and there are a number of talented ball carriers returning in the Greater Savannah area. Stanley Smart Jr. is racking up the recruiting interest before starting his junior season as he holds offers including Auburn, Duke, Texas Tech, Georgia Tech and Minnesota. He led the Cadets with 730 yards rushing, with three touchdowns and also caught six passes for 83 yards and another score. Notre Dame commit Bubba Frazier is better known as a receiver, the position he is set to play with the Fighting Irish, but he is also a game breaker carrying the ball for the Cadets. He rushed for 554 yards and eight touchdowns last season to go along with his 43 receptions for 709 yards and four scores as he earned All-Greater Savannah first-team honors. Go Cadets!

  • Stanley Smart Spotlighted by Savannah Morning News

    Benedictine running back Stanley Smart Jr. is recognized for his ability to make big plays and his blazing speed. Last spring, Smart ran a personal best of 10.63 in the 100 meters and finished sixth in the Class 4A state meet in that event, while also running legs on the Cadet 4x100 and 4x200 meter relay teams that won gold medals.
    Cadet football coach Danny Britt loves having that kind of explosiveness in his offense, but said Smart, a rising junior, is also a complete football player who checks all the boxes.
    "Stanley is very fast, but he's also very physical," Britt said. "He's just under 200 pounds now at 5-foot-11, and it's solid muscle. He's dedicated to the weight room and getting stronger every day. He's in our Iron Cadet Elite Club with a bench of more than 300 pounds, a squat around 450, and a power clean in the 300-pound range. He's tough to bring down, and we're expecting great things from him this year."
    As a sophomore, Smart led the Cadets with 730 yards rushing, with three touchdowns on the ground. He also caught six passes for 83 yards and a score.
    College recruiters have taken notice and Smart holds 11 offers, including Georgia Tech, Auburn, Duke, Texas Tech and Minnesota.
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  • Top Returning Linemen

    Offensive linemen often don't receive the same recognition as skill position players, but their contributions are crucial to building a successful football team. They take pride in doing the dirty work, developing as a unit with a diverse range of skills, and playing with a high football IQ. Getting the job done in the trenches is a big part of winning on Friday nights. Senior Caiou Hall and Junior Collyn Ward were selected as top returning linemen.
    The 6-4, 330-pounder injured his knee on the sixth play of the Cadets' opener against Rabun Gap last year and missed the rest of the season. The senior is on the mend and ready for BC's season opener at Colquitt County. He has offers from Kentucky, Georgia State, and Western Kentucky. Ward, the 6-2, 285-pounder is versatile and expected to be a key contributor this year for the Cadets. 
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  • GHSA Preseason Ranking

  • Excitement in the Air

    The 2025 football schedule is packed with exciting matchups and formidable opponents—but one game stands out above the rest. Unless you're a die-hard road warrior, make sure you're in the stands for the showdown against Buford. It's already the talk of the community!
    Buford, a powerhouse in GHSA AAAAAA, made it to the State Semifinals last year before falling to Carrollton. The Cadets gave Buford a run for their money in last season’s thriller on the road, narrowly losing 29–28 in a hard-fought battle.
    This year, with home-field advantage and unfinished business, it’s shaping up to be a game you won’t want to miss.
    Support your Cadets—Let’s pack the stands!

  • SMN Defensive Backs to Watch

    There is an abundance of top-notch talent in the Greater Savannah area, with players racking up offers before they even don pads for the 2025 season. Cadets are the best of the Best!
    Micah Williams, Class of 2026
    Williams recently committed to play at Appalachian State, switching up his choice after initially committing to James Madison. He was an All-Greater Savannah first-team pick as a junior when he had 74 tackles, with five passes defended and four interceptions. He also had five receptions for 100 yards and a pair of scores, and is expected to take on a bigger role offensively with BC this season. 
    Wyatt Estabrook, Class of  2026
    Estabrook had 62 tackles and picked off six passes last season for the Cadets, including three in a playoff win over Southwest DeKalb. He had six other passes defended on the season. Estabrook was also an All-Greater Savannah Lacrosse Player of the Year as a junior.
    JoJo Sutton, Class of 2026
    Sutton had 55 tackles with six for losses last season and broke up five passes while causing a pair of fumbles. He also ran for 93 yards and a score last year. He has an offer from Eastern Kentucky University.

  • SMN Quarterbacks to Watch for Fall 2025

    In recent years, the Greater Savannah area has become a hotbed of quarterback talent with players such as Benedictine alums Luke Kromenhoek (now at Mississippi State) and Holden Geriner (now at Texas State after playing at Auburn). And the wealth of talent is still evident as the 2025 season is set to begin in August.
    We took a look at the best returning quarterbacks to watch in the Greater Savannah area. Here are the top signal callers in the area as the high school football season approaches.  Out of the ten quarterbacks recognized, two are Cadets!
    Stephen Cannon, Class of 2026,  was a standout in his first season starting for the Cadets as he showed off his athleticism with a rifle arm, ability to run and high football IQ. His season was limited to seven games due to an injury that he fought through to return from in the last game of the season. He threw for 1,352 yards with 11 touchdowns and five interceptions and ran for 147 yards and three scores. He has committed to play at Texas Tech.
    Omari Burse, Class of 2027, was thrust into the starting role when Cannon was hurt last season and performed well, completing 62% of his passes for 988 yards with eight touchdowns and four interceptions, with a pair of rushing touchdowns. He helped lead the Cadets to a pair of playoff wins. Burse is also an outstanding baseball player. 
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    Head Coach:  John Britt
    (912) 644-6500
  • Photo of Trevor Coleman
    Assistant Coach:  Trevor Coleman
    (912) 644-6523
  • Photo of Caleb Collins
    Coach:  Caleb Collins
  • Photo of Alfred DeFilippis
    Assistant Coach:  Alfred DeFilippis
    (912) 644-6527
  • Photo of Levi Edwards
    Coach:  Levi Edwards
    (912) 644-6534
  • Photo of Patrick Fogarty
    Coach:  Patrick Fogarty
    (912) 644-6542
  • Photo of Galen Houston
    Assistant Coach:  Galen Houston
    (912) 644-7015
  • Photo of Susan Johnson
    Coach:  Susan Johnson
    (912) 644-7006
  • Photo of Edward Livingston
    Coach:  Edward Livingston
    (912) 644-6520
  • Photo of Stephen Reich
    Coach:  Stephen Reich
    (912) 644-6520
  • Photo of Brian Tuten
    Coach:  Brian Tuten
    (912) 644-7004

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Benedictine Military School

Benedictine Military School
6502 Seawright Drive
Savannah, GA 31406
912-644-7000