The ELCA bench explodes after the defense makes a fourth-down stop in double-overtime to seal a 34-27 Class-A Private state championship victory over Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Trevor Gear hoists the Class-A Private state championship trophy into the air after the Chargers beat Fellowship Christian in double-overtime. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Brayden Rush is lifted into the air by an offensive lineman after leading a touchdown drive in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Josh Mays celebrates a touchdown in double-overtime in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
Thad Underwood leads a gang of ELCA defenders into a tackle in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Brayden Rush throws a pass in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
Loyal ELCA supporters root on their team in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
Two ELCA offensive linemen prepare to block in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Justin Menard looks for room to run in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s coaching staff looks on intently in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Josh Mays celebrates after a big defensive play in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Jonathan Youngblood makes a tackle in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s George Shockley led the team in tackles in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
The ELCA Chargers huddle during a timeout in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA head coach Jonathan Gess led his team to a second straight Class-A Private state title in a 34-27 win over Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
The ELCA bench explodes after the defense makes a fourth-down stop in double-overtime to seal a 34-27 Class-A Private state championship victory over Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Trevor Gear accepts the Class-A Private state championship trophy for his team. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Trevor Gear hoists the Class-A Private state championship trophy into the air after the Chargers beat Fellowship Christian in double-overtime. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Brayden Rush is lifted into the air by an offensive lineman after leading a touchdown drive in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Josh Mays celebrates a touchdown in double-overtime in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
Thad Underwood leads a gang of ELCA defenders into a tackle in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Brayden Rush throws a pass in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
Loyal ELCA supporters root on their team in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
Two ELCA offensive linemen prepare to block in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Trevor Gear finds a hole in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Justin Menard looks for room to run in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s coaching staff looks on intently in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Josh Mays celebrates after a big defensive play in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s Jonathan Youngblood makes a tackle in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA’s George Shockley led the team in tackles in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
The ELCA Chargers huddle during a timeout in the Class-A Private state championship game against Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ELCA head coach Jonathan Gess led his team to a second straight Class-A Private state title in a 34-27 win over Fellowship Christian. (Special Photo: Jeff Hurndon Photography)
ATLANTA — When Fellowship Christian took a 24-21 lead over Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy with two minutes to play in the Class-A Private state championship game Friday at the Georgia Dome, the Chargers’ hopes of a second straight state title looked dim.
But those hopes weren’t yet dead. The Chargers marched down the field to kick a game-tying field goal with six seconds left before claiming a 34-27 victory in double-overtime to win their 22nd straight game and repeat as state champs.
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