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1984 Class AAA Girls
| Opening Round |
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March 1
Cobb Civic Center |
Ringgold (20-7) | 65 |
Gainesville (11-15) | 63 |
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Milton (25-3)
(Alpharetta) | 66 |
Fulton (16-8)
(Atlanta) | 42 |
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Madison County (22-4)
(Danielsville) | 46 |
Dalton (23-4) | 45 |
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Avondale (19-7)
(Avondale Estates) | 41 |
Northside (17-6)
(Atlanta) | 38 |
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March 1
Forsyth -
Mary Persons High |
Dodge County (23-1)
(Eastman) | 54 |
Henry County (21-5)
(McDonough) | 40 |
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Berrien (19-8)
(Nashville) | 78 |
Glenn Hills (12-14)
(Augusta) | 65 |
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Rockdale County (25-1)
(Conyers) | 57 |
Perry (14-11) | 51 |
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Cook (20-5)
(Adel) | 55 |
Washington County (22-4)
(Sandersville) | 54 |
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| Quarterfinals |
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March 3
Cobb Civic Center |
Milton (26-3)
(Alpharetta) | 58 |
Ringgold (21-7) | 48 |
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Madison County (23-4)
(Danielsville) | 42 |
Avondale (20-7)
(Avondale Estates) | 27 |
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March 3
Forsyth -
Mary Persons High |
Dodge County (24-1)
(Eastman) | 64 |
Berrien (20-8)
(Nashville) | 50 |
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Rockdale County (26-1)
(Conyers) | 59 |
Cook (21-5)
(Adel) | 55 |
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| Semifinals |
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March 8
Georgia Tech -
Alexander Memorial Coliseum |
Dodge County (25-1)
(Eastman) | 47 |
Milton (27-3)
(Alpharetta) | 35 |
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Rockdale County (27-1)
(Conyers) | 55 |
Madison County (24-4)
(Danielsville) | 48 |
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| Finals |
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March 10
Georgia Tech -
Alexander Memorial Coliseum |
Rockdale County (28-1)
(Conyers) | 50 |
Dodge County (26-1)
(Eastman) | 47 |
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The Tournament
Teams: 16
How determined: Region winner and runner-up.
Champion: Rockdale County
School Title: 1st
Final Record: 29-1
Coach: Cleveland Stroud
Notes: As usual, Traci Waites proved to be quite a force for Rockdale. In the final against Dodge, she poured in 38 of the team's 50 points.
Other Notes:
- Fulton's Redbirds used a uniform with a bit of red in it in their opening round loss to Milton. Unfortunately for them, it was the home jersey of Gainesville. Fulton had mistakenly thought they were the opposing team in the contest, when it was supposed to be Milton.
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