Alabama High School Football Scores: Week 1

Although a lot of teams have a bye this week, the 2021 high school football season is under way in the state of Alabama.
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State football scores from the Alabama Sports Writers Association, which conducts the weekly rankings: 

Saturday’s scores

Bayside Aca. 35, Escambia Co. 6

Cordova 20, Dora 13

Daphne at Lee-Montgomery, canceled

Hoover 38, North Gwinnett (Ga.) 14

Jackson Aca. 12, Clarke Prep 0

New Hope 32, Crossville 0

Sidney Lanier 26, Jeff Davis 12

Vigor 22, Blount 13

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Friday's scores 

Abbeville Chr. 52, Springwood 6

Addison 29, Haleyville 27

Aliceville beat Greene Co., forfeit

Alma Bryant 22, B.C. Rain 0

Andalusia 21, Faith-Mobile 20

Anniston 38, Walter Wellborn 7

Ardmore 49, Tanner 6

Ariton 38, Dale Co. 27

Ashville 14, Oak Grove 6

Athens 41, Fort Payne 40

Auburn 45, Park Crossing 0

Autaugaville 32, R.C. Hatch 14

Baker 13, UMS-Wright 0

Baldwin Co. 34, Mary Montgomery 0

Banks Aca. 12, Pickens Aca. 6

Barbour Co. beat Stewart Co. (Ga.), forfeit

Bibb Co. 27, Greensboro 0

Billingsley 13, Prattville Chr. 0

Boaz 21, Hayden 12

Brentwood Aca. (Tenn.) 35, Florence 18

Briarwood 41, Madison Aca. 17

BTW-Tuskegee 20, Carver-Birmingham 6

Buckhorn 24, Madison Co. 13

Calera 26, Demopolis 22

Callaway (Ga.) 30, Opelika 21

Catholic-Montgomery 35, B.B. Comer 0

Center Point beat Wenonah, forfeit

Central-Clay Co. 34, Chilton Co. 7

Central-Florence 42, Colbert Heights 7

Central-Phenix City 42, Peach Co. (Ga.) 23

Central-Tuscaloosa 58, Holt 0

Clay-Chalkville 40, Shades Valley 0

Cleburne Co. 43, Ohatchee 28

Cornerstone-Columbiana 20, Southern Prep 0

Cottage Hill 24, Fruitdale 0

Danville 12, Brewer 7

Donoho 25, Pleasant Valley 0

Douglas 43, Weaver 6

Edgewood 32, Southern Aca. 14

Elba 41, Daleville 14

Enterprise 57, Bay (Fla.) 21

Escambia Aca. 42, Pike Liberal Arts 26

Escambia Co. at Bayside Aca., ppd. Saturday

Eufaula 40, Carroll-Ozark 8

Evangel-Alabaster 56, Meadowview 0

Excel 30, W.S. Neal 12

Fairview 48, DAR 21

Falkville 34, Decatur Heritage 20

Fayetteville 21, Woodland 12

Foley 28, Robertsdale 19

Fyffe 30, Isabella 6

Gadsden City 34, Etowah 0

Gardendale 34, Sparkman 20

Gaylesville 38, Whitesburg Chr. 30

Glenwood 31, Bessemer Aca. 0

Gordo 29, Oakman 7

Greenville 10, Hillcrest-Evergreen 8

Gulf Shores 17, Elberta 7

Hamilton 40, Red Bay 24

Hartselle 29, Austin 0

Helena 55, Dallas Co. 0

Hewitt-Trussville 49, Pinson Valley 27

Holly Pond 53, Brindlee Mountain 0

Holtville beat Goshen, forfeit

Homewood 37, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 34

Hooper at Coosa Valley, canceled

Houston Aca. 42, Kinston 19

Houston Co. 19, Northside Methodist 13

Hueytown 57, Minor 14

Huffman 21, Benjamin Russell 19

Jackson 47, T.R. Miller 44

Jacksonville 41, St. John Paul II 0

James Clemens 32, Murphy 0

Jasper 35, Mars Hill Bible 6

John Carroll 27, Fultondale 0

Keith 56, Wilcox Central 0

Lamar Co. 27, South Lamar 0

Lanett 54, Georgiana 7

Leeds 40, Sylacauga 20

Lee-Huntsville 54, Columbia 0

Lincoln 14, Southside-Gadsden 6

Loachapoka 38, Beulah 27

Luverne 34, J.U. Blacksher 7

Macon-East 20, Lowndes Aca. 12

Maplesville 14, Highland Home 13

Marion Co. 35, Waterloo 6

McAdory 21, St. Paul's 7

Meek 40, Cold Springs 6

Montevallo 30, Marbury 13

Montgomery Aca. 38, St. James 36

Moody 49, Elmore Co. 28

Mountain Brook 33, Vestavia Hills 3

Munford 42, Talladega 28

New Brockton 33, Cottonwood 14

Northridge 28, Sipsey Valley 6

Oak Mountain 46, Chelsea 19

Oneonta 41, Cleveland 20

Opp beat Geneva, forfeit

Orange Beach 50, J.F. Shields 0

Parker 28, American Chr. 27

Pelham 42, Mortimer Jordan 6

Phil Campbell 27, Phillips-Bear Creek 0

Pike Road 76, McGill-Toolen 51

Prattville 41, Wetumpka 13

Ragland 40, Valley Head 18

Ramsay 33, Bessemer City 6

Ranburne 28, White Plains 26

Randolph 48, Elkmont 7

Rehobeth 34, Providence Chr. 7

Rogers 37, East Limestone 20

Russell Co. 29, Smiths Station 22

Saks 42, Sylvania 32

Samson 12, Marengo 6

Scottsboro 16, North Jackson 12

Section 34, Collinsville 6

Southern Choctaw at Washington Co., ppd. to Oct. 29

Spain Park 37, Huntsville 13

Stanhope Elmore 37, Selma 0

Straughn 42, Pleasant Home 6

Sulligent 28, East Lawrence 7

Sumiton Chr. 26, Victory Chr. 6

Susan Moore 31, West End-Walnut Grove 12

Tharptown 22, Shoals Chr. 6

Theodore 28, Saraland 14

Thompson 55, Oxford 0

Tuscaloosa Co. 59, Paul Bryant 34

Valley 18, Beauregard 7

Verbena 36, Central-Coosa 8

Wadley 27, Horseshoe Bend 7

Wayne Aca. (Miss.) 41, South Choctaw Aca. 21

West Blocton 43, Brookwood 22

Wicksburg 53, Headland 7

Thursday's scores

Arab 35, Albertville 0

Asbury 33, Gaston 8

Autauga Aca. 40, Tuscaloosa Aca. 9

Brooks 16, Colbert Co. 7

Carbon Hill 66, Curry 8

Chambers Aca. 41, Lee-Scott 3

Cullman 23, Grissom 0

Hanceville 28, Vinemont 16

Handley 55, Guntersville 21

Hazel Green 49, Jemison-Huntsville 26

Ider 53, Woodville 0

Jackson-Olin 50, Woodlawn 0

Lauderdale Co. 6, Lexington 0

Muscle Shoals 52, Deshler 14

Northside 37, Berry 6

Notasulga 33, Bullock Co. 6

Russellville 27, Decatur 15

Sheffield 34, R.A. Hubbard 22

Spanish Fort 21, Fairhope 10

Tallassee 34, Reeltown 13

Thorsby 32, Jemison 0

Trinity 6, Alabama Chr. 0

West Morgan 34, Good Hope 28

Westbrook Chr. 52, Coosa Chr. 16

Williamson 53, LeFlore 0

Wilson 34, Clements 28

Winfield 6, Fayette Co. 0

Winterboro 18, Vincent 16

Jackson Aca. at Clarke Prep, ppd. Saturday

Straughn at Pleasant Home, ppd. Friday


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Christopher Walsh is the founder and publisher of BamaCentral, which first published in 2018. He's covered the Crimson Tide since 2004, and is the author of 26 books including Decade of Dominance, 100 Things Crimson Tide Fans Should Know and Do Before They Die, Nick Saban vs. College Football, and Bama Dynasty: The Crimson Tide's Road to College Football Immortality. He's an eight-time honoree of Football Writers Association of America awards and three-time winner of the Herby Kirby Memorial Award, the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s highest writing honor for story of the year. In 2022, he was named one of the 50 Legends of the ASWA. Previous beats include the Green Bay Packers, Arizona Cardinals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, along with Major League Baseball’s Arizona Diamondbacks. Originally from Minnesota and a graduate of the University of New Hampshire, he currently resides in Tuscaloosa.