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Team Stew dominates Georgia ACS League with commanding lead

Latest standings from the 2025 GA ACS League show Team Stew with a commanding lead; youth basketball also sees perfect records.

By Columbus Sport Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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Two-thirds of the way through the 2025 season, Team Stew holds a commanding lead in the GA ACS League standings with 438 points, according to league records. That puts the team 53 points clear of second-place Omeads Tribe, who have 385 points, while Wolf Pack #2 sits third with 346 points.

What the standings tell us

These numbers, current as of February through 11 weeks of play, show Team Stew has established a strong points buffer that will be tough to overtake down the stretch. For Columbus amateur sports fans, the GA ACS League is one of the main competitive adult basketball circuits in the region, drawing teams from across the city and surrounding communities.

The league's standings matter because they determine seeding for the postseason tournament, which typically runs through late summer. With Team Stew already well ahead, the real battle may be for second and third place, where Omeads Tribe and Wolf Pack #2 are separated by 39 points.

Youth hoops: Hornets stay perfect

On the youth side, the 2025 Columbus Youth Basketball season for 9-10 Boys A Division has the Hornets holding a perfect 6-0 record, a 1.000 winning percentage. The 9-10 Reapers are close behind at 5-1, good for an .833 mark.

Those results come from the same broader Columbus amateur basketball ecosystem, which includes both adult and youth divisions that play across local gyms and recreation centers. While no current standings are available for the 2026 season, the 2025 data offers the best available snapshot of how teams are performing.

For the 2024-25 Columbus City League-North division, Northland led with 19 wins and a .826 winning percentage, while second-place 18 had 18 wins and a .750 percentage. That division is one of several that make up the city's adult recreational basketball network.

Looking ahead, teams in the GA ACS League have about five weeks left in the regular season before playoffs begin. For the youth divisions, the season continues through the summer months, with championship games typically scheduled for late August.

Fans can follow standings updates through the league's official channels, though as of July 15, 2026, no real-time standings for the current season had been published.

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