Spring Game 9th Annual Randolph vs Royal

9th Annual Randolph (Blue) vs. Royal (White) Spring Football Game

The 9th Annual Randolph (Blue) vs. Royal (White) Spring Football Game is poised to be an exciting showcase of talent, coaching, and team spirit as both squads wrap up the spring practice cycle and compete in a spirited  battle. This annual spring game tradition highlights the depth and development within the program while giving fans an early glimpse of emerging playmakers and team chemistry heading into the offseason.

Game Details

  • What: 9th Annual Randolph (Blue) vs. Royal (White) Spring Football Game

  • When: March 28th

  • Where: South Gwinnett High  School

  • Admission: $5.00

 A Tradition of Growth and Competition

Now in its ninth year, the Randolph vs. Royal spring game continues as a staple event for players, coaches, and supporters. Designed as a competitive but inclusive exhibition, the spring game allows both sides — the Blue and White teams — to demonstrate the progress they’ve made throughout spring practices and to compete in live game-speed situations.

What to Expect

  • Full-Field Competition: Players will take the field in a structured game format, showcasing offensive and defensive reps in a real-game rhythm.

  • Player Spotlights: Fans will see key contributors and breakout performers from all position groups compete for playing time and recognition.

  • Team Evaluation: Coaches will use the game to evaluate progress, effort, and execution while gathering insights for offseason development.

  • School Spirit: The event brings together students, families, alumni, and community members for an afternoon of team pride and engagement.

 Highlights and Fan Experience

  • Halftime player recognitions and team celebrations

  • Play-by-play action from both sides’ offensive and defensive units

  • Community engagement, music, and spirited support from fans and student sections

 Why This Game Matters

Spring football games like the Randolph vs. Royal matchup are more than just exhibitions — they serve as a crucial development milestone. For players, it’s a chance to compete in a live-game environment, build confidence, and showcase leadership. For coaches, it’s a final opportunity to evaluate player performance in action before offseason workouts begin. For the community, it’s a celebration of football culture, team unity, and school tradition.