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Long County and Pickens scheduled for GHSA 4A game

Long County and Pickens are listed for Game 1 of the 2026 GHSA 4A Fast Pitch Softball Championship on Oct. 28.

Long County Georgia DeskOctober 24, 2026
Long County and Pickens scheduled for GHSA 4A game

Key takeaways

  • Long County and Pickens are listed in GHSA 4A championship Game 1.
  • The matchup is scheduled for Oct. 28, 2026.
  • NFHS Network lists live and on-demand viewing.
  • No score or winner is reported.

Championship matchup scheduled

Long County and Pickens are scheduled to meet in Game 1 of the 2026 Georgia High School Association 4A Fast Pitch Softball Championship on Oct. 28, 2026. The matchup places the two named teams in the championship event, with the game identified as the first contest in the listing.

Viewing information

NFHS Network lists the game for live viewing and on-demand access. Viewers can use the NFHS Network event listing to find the broadcast and return to the recording after the live presentation.

The listing identifies the teams, the GHSA 4A classification, the championship event, Game 1 and the Oct. 28 date. It does not establish a winner or provide a score. The event should therefore be treated as a scheduled matchup rather than a completed result.

What the listing establishes

The event involves Long County and Pickens, and both teams are named in the same championship-game listing. The game is connected to GHSA’s 4A fast-pitch softball competition and is set for 2026. The date is Oct. 28, 2026.

No result is reported here. Any final score, game outcome or later changes to the event would need to come from an updated event record or a postgame report.

Where to follow the game

NFHS Network is the identified viewing outlet for the matchup. Its listing is the place to check the live presentation and on-demand availability as the event date approaches.

What to watch

  • Check the NFHS Network listing for viewing access as Oct. 28 approaches.
  • Look for an updated event record after the game for the final score and outcome.

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