Alabama High School Football Scores
Friday, December 7, 2012
Championships
Class 6AHoover 31 Opelika 0
Class 4AUMS-Wright 42 Oneonta 14
Class 2ATanner 28 Washington County 14
Alabama High School Football Scores
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Class 5A
Spanish Fort 45 vs. McAdory 14
Class 3A
Madison Academy 31 Fayette County 7
Class 1A
Brantley 33, Marion County 0
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Saturday, December 08, 2012
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Leroy Names New Head Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
For the third time in the last three years, Leroy HIgh School has a new head football coach.
38-year old Jason Bates has been hired to take over the Leroy program that has won five state titles since 2001.
Bates takes over for Johnny Wright, who resigned earlier this month to take the heading coaching job at Dora.
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38-year old Jason Bates has been hired to take over the Leroy program that has won five state titles since 2001.
Bates takes over for Johnny Wright, who resigned earlier this month to take the heading coaching job at Dora.
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Sunday, March 18, 2012
Champions Challenge Match-ups Announced
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
For the seventh straight season, the Alabama high school football season will kick-off with the Champions Challenge.
This year's three-game event will be played August 24th and 25th at the Cramton Bowl in Montgomery and will feature six top teams, including one team that will be playing its first-ever game, but is no stranger to the upper echelon of Alabama high school football.
Central of Clay County, which was created by a merger of Lineville and Clay County, will be playing its first varsity game against Beauregard on August 25th. Last year Lineville finished 10-4 and advanced to the Class 2A semifinals. Clay County was 12-2 in 2011 with both losses coming to 3A state champ Handley, once in the regular season and then in the state semis.
The Champions Challenge will kickoff on August 24th with 2010 Class 5A champ Spanish Fort squaring-off with Muscle Shoals, which advanced to the third round of the 5A playoffs. Spanish Fort was 9-4 last year, while Muscle Shoals was 11-2.
The third game of the weekend will pit McGill-Toolen against Northridge. McGill-Toolen was 11-2 last year, while Northridge had its best season ever with a 11-2 mark.
The Champions Challenge games do not count against a school's win-loss record.
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This year's three-game event will be played August 24th and 25th at the Cramton Bowl in Montgomery and will feature six top teams, including one team that will be playing its first-ever game, but is no stranger to the upper echelon of Alabama high school football.
Central of Clay County, which was created by a merger of Lineville and Clay County, will be playing its first varsity game against Beauregard on August 25th. Last year Lineville finished 10-4 and advanced to the Class 2A semifinals. Clay County was 12-2 in 2011 with both losses coming to 3A state champ Handley, once in the regular season and then in the state semis.
The Champions Challenge will kickoff on August 24th with 2010 Class 5A champ Spanish Fort squaring-off with Muscle Shoals, which advanced to the third round of the 5A playoffs. Spanish Fort was 9-4 last year, while Muscle Shoals was 11-2.
The third game of the weekend will pit McGill-Toolen against Northridge. McGill-Toolen was 11-2 last year, while Northridge had its best season ever with a 11-2 mark.
The Champions Challenge games do not count against a school's win-loss record.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Prattville Names New Head Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Prattville has found Jamey Dubose's replacement.
School officials have hired Chad Anderson to guide the defending 6A champs. Anderson, who leaves Wetumpka for the Lions, takes over for Dubose, who won two state titles before leaving earlier this year to become the head coach at Florence.
Anderson amassed a record of 54-34 in nine years at the helm of Wetumpka.
On February 2nd I talked with Dubose on High School Football America after he resigned.
Click here to listen to the interview with Coach Dubose.
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School officials have hired Chad Anderson to guide the defending 6A champs. Anderson, who leaves Wetumpka for the Lions, takes over for Dubose, who won two state titles before leaving earlier this year to become the head coach at Florence.
Anderson amassed a record of 54-34 in nine years at the helm of Wetumpka.
On February 2nd I talked with Dubose on High School Football America after he resigned.
Click here to listen to the interview with Coach Dubose.
Friday, February 03, 2012
Jamey Dubose: Guest on High School Football America
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Days after taking the head coaching job at Florence, former Prattville head coach Jamey Dubose joined me on the High School Football America radio show.
Dubose talked about leaving the defending 6A state champs, plus looked ahead to taking over the reigns of the Florence program.
Click here to listen to the show.
High School Football America
Dubose talked about leaving the defending 6A state champs, plus looked ahead to taking over the reigns of the Florence program.
Click here to listen to the show.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Dubose Leaves Prattville HS for Florence HS
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Defending Class 6A state champ Prattville is looking for a new coach.
After four years at Prattville, Jamey Dubose has resigned to become the head coach at Florence High. Dubose compiled a 45-10 record with two state championships, including a 35-34 victory over Hoover in December's 6A title game.
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After four years at Prattville, Jamey Dubose has resigned to become the head coach at Florence High. Dubose compiled a 45-10 record with two state championships, including a 35-34 victory over Hoover in December's 6A title game.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
T.J. Yeldon Wins Mr. Football Award
by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Daphne High School’s T.J. Yeldon is already enrolled at Alabama, but on Wednesday he had to skip class to pick-upthe state's top high school football award.
Yeldon has been named Alabama’s Mr. Football.
The running back graduated in December from Daphne High following a 2,200-yard, 31-touchdown season.
Yeldon said he arrived Wednesday confident that Hueytown quarterback Jameis Winston would win
Mr. Football. Yeldon is the first running back to win it since Carnell Williams of Etowah in 2000.
Yeldon ran for 2,196 yards this season, including two 300-yard games. As a junior, he had 1,110 yards and 18 TDs to help Daphne win a state championship.
High School Football America
Yeldon has been named Alabama’s Mr. Football.
The running back graduated in December from Daphne High following a 2,200-yard, 31-touchdown season.
Yeldon said he arrived Wednesday confident that Hueytown quarterback Jameis Winston would win
Mr. Football. Yeldon is the first running back to win it since Carnell Williams of Etowah in 2000.
Yeldon ran for 2,196 yards this season, including two 300-yard games. As a junior, he had 1,110 yards and 18 TDs to help Daphne win a state championship.
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