Alabama High School Football Scores - Championships

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      

Alabama High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Championships

Alabama High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 4, 2010

5A Championship
Spanish Fort 14 Briarwood 0

3A Championship
Leeds 42 Hamilton 32

1A Championship
Sweet Water 36 R.A. Hubbard 0

Thomasville Sets Scoring Record in Alabama 4A Championship Game

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

Thomasville set a single-game Super 6 scoring record in beating Deshler 59-34 to win the AHSAA 4A championship.

The Press-Register reports it was Deshler's fourth straight Super 6 loss.

Alabama High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Championships

Alabama High School Football Scores
Friday, December 3, 2010

Playoffs 
Championships

6A
Daphne  7  Hoover  6

4A
Thomasville  59  Deshler  34

2A
Leroy  34  Reeltown  7

Spanish Fort Wins Alabama 5A High School Football Crown

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

Spanish Fort shutout Briarwood Christian 14-0 Thursday to claim Alabama's 5A high school football title.

The Birmingham News reports that Spanish Fort took advantage of five Lion turnovers.

Leeds Captures Alabama 3A Football Title

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

Led by a strong ground attack, Leeds beat Hamilton 42-32 to capture Alabama's Class 3A title Thursday.

The Birmingham News reports that two of the Green Wave's running backs topped the 100-yards mark in the game.

Sweet Water Adds Another Alabama State Football Championship

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

Sweet Water captured its 9th Alabama high school football championship Thursday beating R.A. Hubbard 36-0 in the Class 1A title game.

The victory was the 100th of Sweet Water head coach Stacy Luker's career. The Press-Register reports that the Bulldogs were helped by the return of senior Chris Landrum, who missed a significant amount of playing time.

Sweet Water has now won four of the last five 1A titles.

Hoover Snaps Prattville's Streak of Three Straight Alabama High School Football Championships

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Hoover beat Prattville 28-23 Friday to snap the Lions streak of three straight Alabama 6A high school football championships and 54-game in-state win streak. The win gives Hoover its 8th overall state title.

The Birmingham News reports that the Bucs almost blew an 18 point lead.

6A AHSAA championship game highlights

Cherokee County Captures First Alabama High School Football Title

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Cherokee County beat Jackson 31-27 Friday to win Alabama's 4A high school football title. The Birmingham News reports that Cherokee County won its first state championship with a great drive in the final minutes of the game at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

2009 AHSAA 4A championship highlights

Reeltown Captures Alabama 2A Title

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

For the first time since 2001, Reeltown is an Alabama state football champion. Friday, the Rebels beat Clay County 16-8 to capture the state's 2A championship.

The Birmingham News reports that Reeltown won the title by scoring 16 second half points after being shutout in the first half for the first time this year.

2009 AHSAA 2A championship highlights

Alabama High School Football Scores - Championships

Alabama High School Football Scores
Friday, December 4, 2009

6A
Hoover 28 Prattville 23

4A
Cherokee County 31 Jackson 27

2A
Reeltown 26 Clay County 8

Demopolis Runs to Alabama 5A High School Football Championship

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Demopolis running back DaMarcus James closed out an awesome 2009 post-season with a Alabama 5A championship game record 293 yards rushing to lead his team to a 27-14 win over Russellville on Thursday.

In five post-season games James rushed for 1,238 yards to finish the season with 2,529 yards. The Birmingham News reports that James' efforst was just 13 yards short of an overall Super Six record for all classes.

2009 AHSAA 5A Championship highlights

Piedmont Denies Cordova Again in Alabama 3A Championship Game

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

For the second straight year, Cordova has been denied Alabama gold in the state's 3A championship game.

Thursday Piedmont beat the Blue Devils 35-28 in overtime for the 2009 state championship. After win the title in 2007, Cordova has now lost back-to-back championship games.

The Birmingham News reports that Cordova fought back from a 14 point deficit before losing in overtime.

Brantley Nabs Alabama 1A Crown

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Brantley returned to the winner's circle for the first time this decade with a 28-13 win over Hackleburg Thursday to capture the 2009 Alabama 1A high school football championship.

The Birmingham News reports that Brantley was let my quarterback Chase Hall, who was named the game's MVP, with 205 yards of total offense and all four scores.

The title is Brantley's third overall (1993 & 1998), but first this decade.

AHSAA 1A championship highlights

The Big Business of High School Sports

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

For years I've been talking about how the commercialization of high school football isn't necessarily good for the sport! Click here to see my commentary on the 2007 "Made for TV" football game between Northwestern (FL) and Southlake Carroll (TX).

The latest head shaking story for me comes from Alabama where the state's high school athletic association, that recently moved its Super Six football championships from Birmingham to Tuscaloosa and Auburn, is building revenue streams at a pace that left the AHSAA with a $2.3 million surplus at the end of 2007-08 according to a report on al.com. Click here to read the report.

Of course Alabama isn't the only state capitalizing on the popularity of high school sports. And, for the record, I'm not against such financial windfalls. I just hope that the money trickles down to ALL of the schools in the state.

In this day-and-age, money needs to be given to the education of students. Remember, sports is part of the education process...not the other way around!

For high school football news from around the nation, click here to go to The High School Football Huddle.

Super Six High School Football Championships Leaving Birmingham

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

After a 13-year run in Birmingham's Legion Field, the Alabama High School Athletic Association is moving the state's Super Six high school football state championships. The AHSAA has voted to award the title games to Tuscaloosa and Auburn on a rotating basis, beginning with Tuscaloosa this fall.

The six-year deal calls for the Super Six to use Alabama's Bryant-Denny Stadium and Auburn's Jordan-Hare Stadium.

“I want to thank the City of Tuscaloosa and the Tuscaloosa Sports Foundation, the Cities of Auburn and Opelika and the Auburn/Opelika Tourism Bureau, and the City of Birmingham and the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau as well as both the University of Alabama and Auburn University for their diligent efforts during this process,” said Moe Smith, President of the AHSAA Central Board in a news release on the AHSAA website. “I also want to thank Birmingham for its role in making the Super 6 and Final 48 events what they are today. As we move forward, we see this new arrangement with each city as one that will take our championships to new heights.”

To read more, click here.