Alabama High School Football Scores Week 1

2006 Alabama High School Football Scores Week 1

Friday, September 1

A.L. Johnson 58, Coffeeville 6
Addison 7, R.A. Hubbard 6
Akron 24, Holy Spirit 13
Albertville 41, Douglas 6
Alexandria 48, Oneonta 28
Aliceville 49, Greene County 6
Appalachian 28, St. Bernard 14
Ardmore 42, Elkmont 21
Ashford 28, Houston County 0
Baker 14, Satsuma 7
Bayside Acad. 18, Millry 14
Benjamin Russell 34, Smiths Station 10
Bibb County 19, Greensboro 8
Blount 21, Williamson 14
Bob Jones 17, Mountain Brook 14
Brantley 49, Elba 0
Brooks 17, Madison Acad. 14
Buckhorn 10, North Jackson 6
Butler 31, Grissom 3
Calera 49, Vincent 24
Catholic-Montgomery 45, American Christian 42
Cedar Bluff 9, Sand Rock 7
Chilton Co. 41, Jemison 20
Citronelle 40, Mary Montgomery 21
Clay Co. 55, Handley 6
Colbert Co. 21, Muscle Shoals 13
Collinsville 22, Pleasant Valley 15
Columbia 14, Hackleburg 6
Corner 40, Sumiton Christian 14
Decatur 28, Huntsville 27
Demopolis 42, Sumter Co. 0
Elmore Co. 41, St. James 7
Erwin 19, West End 12
Escambia Co. 28, Alabama Christian 15
Eufaula 33, Central-Phenix City 7
Fairfield 15, Oak Mountain 12 (overtime)
Fayette County 43, Hamilton 36
Flomaton 36, Jay, Fla. 21
Gadsden 35, Etowah 3
Gaston 21, Sylvania 14
Gaylesville 33, Westminster 28
Geneva 44, Hillcrest-Evergreen 13
Geraldine 35, Valley Head 6
Glencoe 20, West End 0
Goshen 39, Bullock Co. 12
Greenville 35, Georgian 0
Guntersville 34, Scottsboro 28
Haleyville 25, Phil Campbell 0
Hayden 15, Oak Grove 7
Hazel Green 16, Walker 10
Henderson-Troy 30, Wilcox-Central 14
Highland Home 52, Calhoun 6
Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 31, Brookwood 0
Holtville 41, Marbury 31
Homewood 44, Tallassee 12
Hoover 34, Tulsa Union, OK 7
Hueytown 41, Shades Valley 13
Jackson-Olin 21, Woodlawn 7
Jeff Davis 23, Dothan 6
Jess Lanier 32, Midfield 0
Lauderdale Co. 34, Rogers 0
Leeds 21, Ashville 0
Lineville 21, Cleburne Co. 20
McAdory 35, Hayes 12
McGill-Toolen 34, UMS-Wright 13
Mobile Christian 33, Spanish Fort 22
Monroe County 26, J.F. Shields 0
Montevallo 36, Billingsley 30 (overtime)
New Hope 42, DAR 9
North Sand Mtn. 49, Woodville 12
Opelika 28, Carver-Montgomery 21 (overtime)
Parker 14, Huffman 7 (completion of 8-31 game)
Parrish 27, Oakman 12
Pell City 28, Cherokee Co. 9
Pensacola, Fla. 33, Baldwin Co. 14
Pike Co. 32, Andalusia 7
Pinson Valley 21, Gardendale 6
Pisgah 21, Ider 0
Pleasant Grove 28, John Carroll 14
Prattville 35, Theodore 14
Priceville 27, Brewer 20
Providence Christian 24, Isabella 7
Randolph County 14, Talladega Co. Central 0
Robertsdale 14, Gulf Shores 6
Russellville 28, Deshler 20
Sardis 30, Madison County 14
Sheffield 33, Central-Florence 7
Shelby County 13. St. Clair County 6
Shoals Christian 35, Red Bay 21
South Lamar 21, Lamar County 14
Southern Choctaw 28, Choctaw Co. 0
Sparkman 36, Clay-Chalkville 29
Speake 40, Hatton 20
Sylacauga 28, Central-Coosa 13
T.R. Miller 21, Clarke County 6
Tarrant 42, Hazlewood 6
Thomasville 20, Sweet Water 14
Thompson 28, Florence 15
Tuscaloosa Central 50, Bryant 18
Tuscaloosa Co. 26, Minor 24
Verbena 18, Thorsby 12
Vestavia Hills 20, Briarwood 13
Victory Christian 32, Coosa Christian 12
Vigor 14, Alma Bryant 7
Vina 34, Tharptown 6
W.S. Neal 28, Daleville 0
Wadley 46, Horseshoe Bend 18
Wenonah 17, Carver-Birmingham 6
West Limestone 20, Holly Pond 13
West Morgan 20, Munford 6
Wicksburg 31, Ariton 24
Winterboro 23, Fayetteville 0
Woodland 25, Piedmont 6

Hoover End Union's (Tulsa, OK) 57 Game Home Win Streak In Battle of National Powers

Two up and two down for Hoover (AL). In week one of the 2006 high school football season, the Bucs disposed of Alabama's defending 5A champ UMS-Wright. Friday night, Hoover mowed down Oklahoma's two-time defending 6A champs Union 34-7 before 11,000 fans. The win snapped Union's 57-game home win streak.

Hoover QB Ross Wilson was almost perfect completing 8-of-9 passes for 150 yards and two touchdowns. He also directed a potent round attack that pounded the Redskins for 246 ytards.

To read a complete wrap-up, please click on our headline "Hoover Ends Union's 57 Game Home Win Streak In Battle of National Powers".

Top Ranked Hoover Takes On Oklahoma Power Union HS

More and more, top high school football teams are taking their games across state lines. Last week it was Byrnes (SC) travelling to Glades Central (FL); this week Hoover, ranked #1 by several national publications, heads to Tulsa, Oklahoma to take on Union, which brings a 57-game home win streak into the game.

To read a preview, please click on The High School Football Huddle headline "Top Ranked Hoover Takes On Oklahoma Power Union".

Alabama High School Football Scores Week 1

2006 Alabama High School Football Scores

Thursday Night
9/1/06

Arab 21, Boaz 0
Brindlee Mountain 47, Mount Hope 12
Carbon Hill 35, Curry 12
Chelsea 41, Dallas Co. 6
Childersburg 45, B.B. Comer 7
Cottonwood 34, Slocomb 0
Cullman 49, Hanceville 0
Dadeville 29, Reeltown 22
Dale County 14, G.W. Long 3
Danville 29, Falkville 22
Davidson 22, LeFlore 19
Dora 21, Cordova 19
East Lawrence 25, Lawrence County 7
Falkville 13, Danville 12
Foley 36, Murphy 14
Fort Payne 41, Plainview 7
Frisco City 12, Excel 6
Gordo 18, Pickens County 0
Hartselle 37, Austin 34, 3OT
Hokes Bluff 27, Southside-Gadsden 7
Holtville 41, Marbury 31
Houston Academy 28, Rehobeth 13
Hubbertville 28, Phillips 14
Huffman 7, Parker 0 (Suspended at half for light failure. Resumes Friday at 4 p.m.)
J.O. Johnson 28, Lee-Huntsville 12
Leroy 41, Jackson 6
Montgomery Academy 20, Trinity 14
Moody 33, Springville 27
Mortimer Jordan 35, Hewitt-Trussville 33
Northview 31, R.E. Lee 9
Ohatchee 33, Jefferson Christian 0
Oxford 39, Anniston 14
Red Level 41, Straughn 0
Section 42, Skyline 0
Shades Mountain 14, Fultondale 6
Spain Park 26, Pelham 21
St. Paul's 39, Fairhope 21
Susan Moore 20, J.B. Pennington 14
Talladega 27, Lincoln 12
Tanner 28, Clements 6
Wellborn 14, Saks 6
Westbrook Christian 21, Ragland 7
West Point 28, Good Hope 14
Wilson 14, Lexington 6
Winfield 42, Sulligent 19

Alabama Sports Writers Association Pre-Season High School Football Rankings

2006 Pre-Season Poll


(First place votes in parenthesis.)

Class 1A

Rank School 2005 Pts
No. 1 Brantley (17) (13-2) 279
No. 2 Sweet Water (7) (9-3) 232
No. 3 Wadley (2) (13-1) 190
No. 4 Cedar Bluff (12-1) 173
No. 5 Maplesville (8-3) 120
No. 6 Linden (9-4) 92
No. 7 Hackleburg (9-3) 86
No. 8 Autaugaville (10-1) 72
No. 9 Hazlewood (8-4) 44
No. 10 Hubbard (7-5) 37

Others receiving votes
Sulligent (1) (5-6) 35
Florala (1) (10-2) 34
South Lamar (9-2) 34
Parrish (7-4) 33
Valley Head (9-3) 32
Ragland (6-5) 31
Frisco City (9-3) 22
Lynn (7-4) 21
Ariton (8-3) 11
Berry (8-3) 6
Gaston (6-5) 6
Billingsley (4-6) 3
Millry (8-4) 2

Class 2A

Rank School 2005 Pts
No. 1 Southern Choctaw (10) (14-1) 228
No. 2 Lineville (6) (11-3) 227
No. 3 Leroy (8) (12-2) 225
No. 4 Fyffe (10-2) 166
No. 5 Houston Academy (2) (11-1) 164
No. 6 Addison (1)** (14-1) 134
No. 7 Tanner (10-3) 83
No. 8 Randolph County (1) (7-4) 79
No. 9 American Christian (13-1) 78
No. 10 Cottonwood (9-4) 41
**-2005 1A state champs

Others receiving votes
Woodland (6-6) 35
Luverne (9-3) 23
Winterboro (11-2) 23
Section (6-5) 22
Sand Rock (6-5) 22
Loachapoka (10-3) 13
Reeltown (5-5) 7
Brindlee Mountain* (0-0) 3
Falkville (4-7) 3
Pickens County (8-3) 3
West Morgan (5-5) 3
Highland Home (8-3) 2
Lanett (5-7) 2
*-did not play varsity competition in 2005.

Class 3A

Rank School 2005 Pts.
No. 1 Pike County (20)** (15-0) 308
No. 2 Clay County (4) *** (14-1) 227
No. 3 Colbert County (1) (10-3) 189
No. 4 Winfield (2) (12-2) 153
No. 5 Aliceville (1) (11-1) 110
No. 6 Weaver (12-1) 94
No. 7 Hokes Bluff (7-4) 90
No. 8 Geneva (11-2) 84
No. 9 Madison Academy (10-2) 61
No. 10 Susan Moore (9-3) 58
**-2005 3A state champs
***-2005 2A state champs.

Others receiving votes
Plainview (6-5) 45
Montgomery Academy (6-6) 37
Clarke County (5-6) 33
LaFayette (10-2) 27
Straughn (6-5) 22
Lexington (11-2) 17
Cordova (10-2) 13
Marbury (7-3) 9
Sumiton Christian (8-3) 8
Gordo (8-4) 6
Greensboro (6-5) 5
Slocomb (5-6) 3
Sylvania (9-2) 3
Washington County (6-5) 2
Elba (5-6) 1
Sardis (5-6) 1
Sheffield (4-7) 1
Sumter County (4-6) 1

Class 4A

Rank School 2005 Pts.
No. 1 Deshler (9) (12-3) 246
No. 2 North Jackson (8) (12-1) 222
No. 3 Thomasville (6) (11-3) 214
No. 4 T.R. Miller (3) (11-3) 164
No. 5 Alexandria (1) (12-2) 153
No. 6 Cherokee County (13-2) 122
No. 7 Oneonta (12-1) 104
No. 8 East Limestone (9-3) 89
No. 9 Andalusia (7-4) 64
No. 10 Trinity (1) (7-4) 53

Others receiving votes
Cleburne County (10-2) 39
Dora (7-4) 35
Fayette County (9-2) 30
Guntersville (8-3) 12
St. James (7-3) 9
Brooks (6-5) 6
W.S. Neal (4-6) 5
Haleyville (10-2) 4
Hamilton (5-5) 4
Midfield (8-4) 4
Saks (1-9) 4
St. Clair County (9-3) 4
Jemison (7-4) 3
Tarrant (8-4) 3
Boaz (4-6) 2
Columbia* (0-0) 2
Ashville (6-5) 1
*-did not play varsity competition in 2005.

Class 5A

Rank School 2005 Pts.
No. 1 Russellville (9) (13-1) 235
No. 2 UMS-Wright (5)** (15-0) 220
No. 3 Decatur (4) (10-2) 191
No. 4 Benjamin Russell (3) (9-5) 157
No. 5 Briarwood Christian (3) (10-3) 150
No. 6 Athens (1) (8-5) 123
No. 7 Eufaula (1) (11-1) 104
No. 8 B.C. Rain (7-5) 81
No. 9 Demopolis (1) (12-1) 61
No. 10 Etowah (10-2) 52
**-2005 4A state champs.

Others receiving votes
Fairfield (10-2) 37
McAdory (10-2) 34
St. Paul's (7-6) 29
Parker (10-2) 23
Jess Lanier (1) (8-3) 21
Lee-Huntsville (10-3) 17
Mortimer Jordan (7-4) 13
John Carroll (4-7) 12
Williamson (7-4) 12
Carroll (7-4) 10
Hartselle (6-4) 9
Cullman (7-4) 5
Charles Henderson (4-5) 4
Vigor (4-5) 4
Wilcox Central (4-6) 4
Citronelle (7-4) 3
Tallassee (9-3) 3
Pleasant Grove (6-5) 2
Springville (9-4) 1

Class 6A

Rank School 2005 Pts.
No. 1 Hoover (27)*** (14-1) 333
No. 2 Daphne (13-2) 216
No. 3 Prattville (1) (11-1) 190
No. 4 Davidson (12-1) 163
No. 5 Tuscaloosa County (12-1) 143
No. 6 Homewood** (15-0) 129
No. 7 Opelika (12-2) 125
No. 8 Foley (8-2) 69
No. 9 Murphy (10-2) 50
No. 10 Oak Mountain (10-4) 42
***-2005 Class 6A state champs.
**-2005 Class 5A state champs.

Others receiving votes
Clay-Chalkville (10-3) 29
Carver-Montgomery (10-2) 20
Enterprise (9-3) 12
Buckhorn (13-2) 11
Central-Phenix City (7-4) 11
Gadsden City* (0-0) 11
Pell City (9-3) 7
Bob Jones (7-5) 6
Vestavia Hills (6-4) 5
Theodore (9-3) 5
LeFlore (1-9) 4
McGill-Toolen (6-5) 4
Sparkman (6-5) 4
Auburn (7-4) 3
Spain Park (5-5) 3
Jeff Davis (2-7) 2
Minor (5-6) 2
Mountain Brook (6-5) 2
*-New school in 2006.

Hoover Blanks UMS-Wright In Champions Challenge

Hoover, which is ranked #1 in several national publications, didn't disappoint in its season opener. The Bucaneers shutout UMS-Wright in Alabama's first ever Champions Challenge at Cramton Bowl in Montgomery.

The Champions Challenge featured the 2005 Alabama high school football champs squaring off in games that don't count toward regular season records. Hoover won last year's 6A title, while UMS-Wright is the defending 5A champ.

Hoover was led by senior quarterback Ross Wilson, who was 16-of-23 for 261 yards and four touchdowns.

In the first game, Clay County (2005 2A champ) defeated Addison (2005 1A champ) 41-6 in the opener. The 3A and 4A champs decided not to take part in the Champions Challenge.

To read a wrap-up of Hoover's win, click on our headline "Hoover Blanks UMS-Wright In Champions Challenge".

State Champs Kickoff 2006 Alabama High School Football Season

Four of the six 2005 Alabama high school football champs will kickoff the 2006 season on Saturday at the historic Cramton Bowl in Montgomery in the inaugural Champions Challenge.

The pre-season doubleheader will kickoff at 3pm with 1A champ Addison taking on 2A champ Clay County. Then at 7pm 6A champ Hoover will battle 4A champ UMS-Wright. 5A champ Homewood and 3A champ Pike County decided not to participate in the event, which will have no bearing on the four teams' playoff status in 2006.

“This will be a good way to kickoff the football season and create more interest as we start the 2006 season the following week,” said Dan Washburn, Executive Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Association.

Both games will be television live on ABC Channel 33/40 in Birmingham.

The Cramton Bowl was the home of the now defunct Blue-Gray All-Star Football Classic.