National Select 7-on-7 Tournament Scoreboard

CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

Daphne (AL)  10  Prattville  8

Championship Bracket

1st Round

Daphne (AL)  43  West Rowan  (NC)  14

Spanish Fort (AL)  28  Allentown Central Catholic (PA)  9

McGill-Toolen (AL)  19  Fairhope (AL)  10

West Monroe (LA)  23  Warren Central (IN)  15

Grayson (GA)  43  Brighton (TN)  15

Spain Park (AL)  22  Aurora Christian (IL)  12

North Gwinnett (GA)  24  Oxford (AL)  17

Flowery Branch (GA)  27 McPherson (KS)  17

Hoover (AL)  42  Angola (IN)  7

Fayetteville (AR)  41  Walker (AL)  20

Prattville (AL)  26  Memphis University (TN)  21

Olive Branch (MS)  26  Thomas Jefferson (PA)  20

Mandeville (LA)  34  Hoover-B (AL)  16

Kenton (OH)  28  George Washington Carver (AL)  15

Shiloh Christian (AR)  27 Dorman (SC)  20

Lassiter (GA)  34  Bastrop (LA)  16

2nd Round

Daphne (AL)  23  Spanish Fort (AL)  9

West Monroe (LA)  23  McGill-Toolen (AL)  22

Grayson (GA)  36  Spain Park (AL)  10

Flowery Branch (GA)  25  North Gwinnett (GA)  16

Fayetteville (AR)  34  Hoover (AL)  21

Prattville (AL)  23  Olive Branch (MS)  11

Mandeville (LA)  25 Kenton (OH)  22

Lassiter (GA)  29  Shiloh Christian (AR)

Quarterfinals

Daphne (AL)  28  West Monroe (LA)  12

Flowery Branch (GA)  26  Grayson (GA)  15

Prattville (AL)  36  Fayetteville (AR)  3

Mandeville (LA)  24  Lassiter (GA)  12

Semifinals

Daphne (AL)  32  Flowery Branch (GA)  26

Prattville (AL)  18  Mandeville (LA)  14

Winner's Bracket Final

Daphne (AL)  beats  Prattville (AL)  

Loser's Bracket

1st Round

Allentown Central Catholic (PA)  33  West Rowan (NC)  22

Warren Central (IN)  28  Fairhope (AL)  11

Walker (AL)  34  Angola (IN)  25

Memphis University (TN)  27  Thomas Jefferson (PA)  24

Aurora Christian (IL)  22  Brighton (TN)  12

Oxford (AL)  30  McPherson (KS)  18

George Washington Carver (AL)  55  Hoover-B (AL)  9

Dorman (SC)  32  Bastrop (LA)  30

2nd Round

North Gwinnett (GA)  18  Allentown Central Catholic (PA)  16

Spain Park (AL)  44  Warren Central (IN)  35

McGill-Toolen (AL)  28  Walker (AL)  27

Memphis University (TN)  31  Spanish Fort (AL)  22

Shiloh Christian (AR)  22  Aurora Christian (IL)  20

Oxford (AL)  30  Kenton (OH)  15

Olive Branch (MS)  32  George Washington Carver (AL)  29

Hoover (AL)  23  Dorman (SC)  22

3rd Round

North Gwinnett (GA)  22  Spain Park (AL)  19

McGill-Toolen (AL)  18  Memphis University (TN)  10

Oxford (AL)  35  Shiloh Christian (AR)  23

Hoover (AL)  22  Olive Branch (MS)  4

4th Round

West Monroe (LA)  27  North Gwinnett (GA)  17

Grayson (GA)  38  McGill-Toolen (AL)  23

Fayetteville (AR)  34  Oxford (AL)  25

Lassiter (GA)  33  Hoover (AL)  22

5th Round

Mandeville (LA)  26  Grayson (GA) 16

Lassiter (GA)  24  Flowery Branch (GA)  22

Loser's Bracket Semifinal

Mandeville (LA)  27  Lassiter (GA)  10

Loser's Bracket Final

Prattville (AL) beats  Mandeville (LA)

National Select 7-on-7 Tournament Begins in Hoover

by Jeff Fisher

Alabama High School Football Huddle

High school football teams from 13 different states converge upon Hoover, Alabama Thursday for the National Select 7-on-7 Championships.

The 32-teams, three-day tournament gets underway tomorrow with pool play.  George Washington Carver High School from Alabama is back to defend its 2010 title.

You can watch the games LIVE on the event's website at www.select7on7.com.

Here's the list of this year's participants:

Allentown Central Catholic (PA)

Angola High School (IN)

Aurora Christian (IL)

Bastrop High School (LA)

Brighton High School (TN)

Daphne High (AL)

Dorman High School (SC)

Fairhope High School (AL)

Fayetteville High School (AR)

Flowery Branch High School (GA)

George Washington Carver High School (AL)

Grayson High School (GA)

Hoover High School (AL)

Kenton High School (OH)

Lassiter High School (GA)

Mandeville High School (LA)

McGill-Toolen Catholic High School (AL)

McPherson High School (KS)

Memphis University School (TN)

North Gwinnett High School (GA)

Olive Branch High School (MS)

Oxford High School (AL)

Prattville High School (AL)

Shiloh Christian (AR)

Spain Park High School (AL)

Spanish Fort High School (AL)

Thomas Jefferson High School (PA)

Walker High School (AL)

Warren Central High School (IN)

West Monroe High School (LA)

West Rowan High School (NC)

Alabama - 2011 National Signing Day

Ameer Abdullah (Homewood, RB) - Nebraska
Allan Carson (Oxford, DT) - Tennessee
Corey Dennis (Charles Henderson, WR/DB) - Georgia Tech
Jamal Golden (Wetumpka, DB) - Georgia Tech
Justin Jackson (Daphne, WR) - Pitt
Stephen Rivers (Athens, QB) - LSU

Wetumpka's Jamal Golden Named Alabama's Mr. Football

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

Quarterback Jamal Golden of Wetumpka High School has picked-up another post-season honor.

Golden, who in late December was named the 2010 Alabama Gatorade Player of the Year, is now Alabama's Mr. Football.  Golden, who ran for 1,148 yards and passed for 2,351 yards, was chosen by the Alabama Sports Writers Association.

Golden, who has given his verbal commitment to Georgia Tech, is the tenth quarterback to win the award.

Spanish Fort center Reese Dismukes finished second in the Mr. Football voting.  Russellville's Brent Calloway finished third.

Seaholm HS Names New Football Coach

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

Nick Deane is the new head football coach at Seaholm High School.

Deane takes over for Chris Fahr, who resigned after three straight losing seasons.  During the past two season, Deane served as Seaholm's co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach.

Kelly Resigns as Jackson High School Head Football Coach

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

After three years on the job, Jeff Kelly is finished as the head coach of Jackson High.

The Press-Register is reporting that Kelly, who led the Aggies to the 2009 Class 4A title game, resigned earlier this week. The newspaper is also reporting that Kelly will become the new head coach at Saraland.

Alabama's Mr. Football to be Chosen Next Week

by Jeff Fisher
Alabama High School Football Huddle

The 29th Mr. Football in Alabama will be chosen next Wednesday.

The winner will be chosen by the Alabama Sports Writers Association from the 2010 Back and Lineman of the Year winners that were announced at the end of last month.  Here's that group...

2010 Back of the Year
6A-Jamal Golden, Wetumpka
5A-Brent Calloway, Russellville
4A-Kyle Caldwell, Dadeville
3A-Jonathan Rose, Leeds
2A-Sammie Coates, Leroy
1A-Kendarius Fritts, Linden
AISA-Mark Lear, Clarke Prep

2010 Lineman of the Year
6A-Vinne Sunseri, Northridge
5A-Reese Dismukes, Spanish Fort
4A-Diaheem Watkins, Bibb Co.
3A-David Reeves, Greensboro
2A-Shaquille Roberson, Reeltown
1A-Ryan Chamblee, Collinsville
AISA-Buchanan Watson, Monroe Aca.