Alabama High School Football Scores
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Addison 35, Lynn 22
Alabama Christian Academy 34, Montgomery Academy 28
Alexandria 30, Cleburne County 21
American Christian Academy 34, Maplesville 33
Andalusia 32, Opp 12
Athens 45, Hazel Green 14
Auburn 35, B.T. Washington 22
Barbour County 14, Bullock County 6
Beauregard 27, Handley 21
Bessemer Academy 50, Escambia Academy 12
Bibb County 33, Chilton County 27
Boaz 40, Hubbard 8
Bob Jones 56, Butler 0
Brantley 26, Daleville 24
Brewer 39, Priceville 20
Briarwood Christian 21, Anniston 13
Brooks 19, Hazlewood 16
Buckhorn 21, Clay-Chalkville 7
Carroll-Ozark 23, Abbeville 14
Carver-Montgomery 35, Sidney Lanier 17
Catholic-Montgomery 41, Goshen 0
Charles Henderson 35, Northview 27
Clarke Prep 39, East Memorial Christian Academy 7
Clements 32, East Lawrence 20
Colbert Heights 28, Red Bay 21
Collinsville 58, Brainerd, Tenn. 20
Coosa Valley Academy 39, Abbeville Christian Academy 30
Cottage Hill 42, Mobile Christian 13
Cottonwood 20, Dale County 15
Crenshaw Christian Academy 56, Cornerstone Christian 14
Cullman 21, Austin 20
Dadeville 54, Horseshoe Bend 22
Danville 25, Falkville 13
Daphne 48, Pace, Fla. 20
Dar 28, New Hope 7
Douglas 18, Crossville 14
Edgewood Academy 52, Taylor Road Academy 6
Elba 35, Zion Chapel 16
Elmore County 62, Central Coosa 42
Enterprise 34, Jeff Davis 14
Escambia County 27, Robertsdale 14
Eufaula 22, Russell County 21, OT
Fairfield 41, Midfield 23
Faith Academy 40, St. James 28
Flomaton 42, Coffeeville 8
Fort Dale Academy 44, Shelby Academy 28
Gadsden 17, Fort Payne 10
Gaylesville 61, Jefferson Christian Academy 6
Geneva 41, Samson 13
Glenwood 47, Lakeside School 7
Greensboro 28, Sunshine 20
Greenville 49, Hillcrest-Evergreen 20
Grissom 10, Lee-Huntsville 0
Gulf Shores 42, Bayside Academy 7
Guntersville 21, Albertville 6
Haleyville 29, Winston County 24
Hamilton 49, Sumiton Christian 22
Hewitt-Trussville 48, Benjamin Russell 25
Homewood 27, Huffman 21, OT
Hubbertville 76, Vina 52
Hueytown 40, Pell City 27
Jackson Academy 24, Sumter Academy 7
Jacksonville 42, Walter Wellborn 21
Jacksonville Christian 56, Mount Hope 34
Keith 48, Calhoun 0
LaFayette 20, Lanett 15
Lamar County 43, Isabella 19
Leroy 28, Sweet Water 21
Lexington 27, Central-Florence 7
Linden 35, Aliceville 14
Luverne 47, Highland Home 24
Macon-East 40, Evangel Christian Academy 6
Marbury 41, Verbena 6
Marengo Academy 24, Southern Academy 7
Marion County 30, Shoals Christian 26
McGill-Toolen 49, Murphy 27
McIntosh 20, Southern Choctaw 18
Meadowview Christian 13, Kingwood Christian 6
Millry 48, John Essex 0
Minor 43, Florence 21
Monroe Academy 50, Prattville Christian Academy 12
Morgan Academy 34, Wilcox Academy 0
Mountain Brook 61, Carver-Birmingham 14
Munford 48, Oak Grove 35
New Brockton 69, Kinston 6
North Jackson 19, Etowah 14
Northridge 34, Thompson 20
Northside 21, Berry 8
Oakman 38, Parrish 14
Ohatchee 28, White Plains 15
Piedmont 42, Woodland 33
Pike Liberal Arts 34, Autauga Academy 6
Pisgah 8, North Sand Mountain 6
Pleasant Valley 21, Fultondale 8
Prattville 47, Central-Tuscaloosa 0
Rocky Bayou Christian, Fla. 30, Florala 25
Russellville 21, Colbert County 13
Saks 48, Weaver 0
Selma 23, Greene County 20
Shades Mountain Christian 55, Saint Bernard Prep 7
Shelby County 24, Jemison 0
Skyline 30, Donoho 25
South Choctaw Academy 41, Sparta Academy 7
Speake 49, Meek 13
Spring Garden 27, Sand Rock 21
Sumter County 64, Livingston 38
Sylacauga 49, B.B. Comer 20
T.R. Miller 55, W.S. Neal 0
Tallassee 37, Holtville 13
Tanner 24, Elkmont 9
Theodore 26, Baldwin County 6
Tuscaloosa Academy 48, Pickens Academy 13
UMS-Wright 24, St. Paul's 7
Valley 14, Smiths Station 7
Victory Chr. 35, Fayetteville 28
Vigor 29, Blount 6
Vinemon 35, Sardis 32
Wenonah 28, Tarrant 7
West Blocton 33, Holy Spirit 14
Westbrook Christian 42, Lineville 21
Wetumpka 41, Central-Phenix City 21
Wilcox Central 50, J.F. Shields 0
Williamson 30, LeFlore 6
After a year of turmoil, Hoover is back in familiar territory. Friday night the Bucs beat Mountain Brook 30-20 to advance to the Alabama 6A semifinals. This one was never in doubt as Hoover built a 30-7 first half lead on the Spartans, who last week beat nationally-ranked Tuscaloosa County. Next week the Bucs (12-1) will play Huntsville (10-3). Click here for game recap story.
It was deja vu all over again for nationally-ranked Tuscaloosa County (#25 USA Today Super 25) as it lost for the second straight year to Mountain Brook in the second round of the Alabama Class 6A high school football playoffs. Mountain Brook, which won by three points last year, won Friday night's game 29-14. Next week the Spartans will try to avenge its only loss of the season when it faces Hoover in the quarterfinals. Click here for a game story.
Leroy took its first step toward a three-peat in the opening round of the Alabama high school football Class 2A playoffs. Friday night the Bears (11-0) beat Elba (7-4) 47-21 to advance to the second round. Next week Leroy will face Houston Academy. Click here to read a game story.
The Alabama high school football playoffs begin Thursday night with one Class 6A game...the rest of the opening round games will be played Friday night. Foley (7-3) and Davidson (8-2) kick things off tonight with a game in Mobile.
I'm not sure why, but the NY Times love affair with former Hoover, Alabama head football coach Rush Propst continues. Yes, the man that was run out of Alabama for many reasons...including grade-fixing and an extramarital affair has scored another feature in America's premiere newspaper. In Wednesday's NY Times sports section, Probst, the man behind MTV's Two-A-Days while at Hoover, is profiled as he tries to turn around the Colquitt County Packers in southwest Georgia. Click here to read the story.
