Cam Wood was a very impactful back all game long in the state title games just as he was all season long. Wood finished the game with 98 rushing yards on 22 carries and 1 TD. Wood also caught 3 passes for 66 yards, and he accounted for 165 yards of the Carrollton offense.

One of the more slept-on running backs across Georgia, Wood is a tough, tackle-breaking back who had a fantastic regular season this fall for the mighty Carrollton Trojans. The 5-foot-9 200-pounder brings a muscular frame and plenty of speed, torching defense with both his physicality and sneaky speed. He’s been one of the more productive backs across West Georgia this season, rushing for 1,026 yards and 26 touchdowns so far this season. He’s hit the 100-yard mark six times and has run for a touchdown in every game. In a round one win over North Forsyth, Wood ran for an impressive 133 yards and two touchdowns on just six carries. Wood and the Trojans have state-title aspirations on their mind, but they’ve got an impressive Harrison team in their way this weekend in round two.

Cameron Wood Cameron Wood 5'9" | 205 lbs | RB Carrollton | 2026 State GA is a really fun senior breakout player who is making the most of his touches this fall. Standing alone from football, the athlete is impressive, coming in at a rock-solid 5’9 200 and PR’ing at an impressive 10.7 in the 100M. His combination of elite foot quickness and speed helps him shift across the field and break away from the defense when he has an opening. He isn’t a bruiser, but he is sturdy, absorbing contact well for more of a finesse back. If I were a small school in the southeast, I wouldn’t let him leave the region. He offers those programs rare access to that level of speed.

An impressive, physical back from West Georgia at powerhouse Carrollton, Wood is a tackle-breaking back who doesn’t mind contact. He also brings above-average speed and impressive vision when looking for a running lane to open up. The productive senior has run for 467 yards through his first six games with 12 touchdowns. He’s found the end-zone in every game so far with at least two rushing touchdowns in four games. He’s averaging a strong 6.6 yards per carry and has hit the 100-yard mark twice. He’s one of the best backs in the area and is proving it week after week.