Week 10 Alabama High School Football Scores

The weekend's full high school football results as complied by the Alabama Sports Writers Association.
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Friday's Scores

Addison 45, Phillips-Bear Creek 12

Alabama Chr. 56, Southside-Selma 38

Alexandria 69, Talladega 21

Aliceville 44, Greene Co. 6

American Chr. 24, Montevallo 7

Anniston 42, Cleburne Co. 0

Appalachian 34, Cedar Bluff 13

Arab 49, Hazel Green 21

Ariton 37, Samson 21

Athens 48, Fort Payne 21

Auburn 37, Prattville 29

Autaugaville 22, Central-Hayneville 16

B.C. Rain 24, Elberta 2

Baker 42, Fairhope 10

Banks Aca. 34, Pickens Aca. 6

Bayside Aca. 41, Satsuma 7

Beauregard 54, Jemison 14

Benjamin Russell 47, Helena 14

Berry 49, Brilliant 16

Bessemer City 53, Paul Bryant 32

Boaz 37, Douglas 0

Bob Jones 42, Albertville 14

Brantley 34, Red Level 6

Brewer 22, West Point 21

Carbon Hill 14, Tarrant 12

Catholic-Montgomery 45, Andalusia 23

Center Point 41, Oxford 24

Central-Clay Co. 26, Russell Co. 14

Central-Florence 49, East Lawrence 6

Chambers Aca. 42, Hooper 7

Charles Henderson 37, Selma 22

Cherokee Co. 40, Ashville 0

Chickasaw 24, St. Patrick (Miss.) 14

Choctaw Co. 58, J.F. Shields 0

Citronelle 29, LeFlore 6

Clarke Co. 48, Francis Marion 16

Clay-Chalkville 52, Shades Valley 0

Cleveland 40, Holly Pond 6

Colbert Co. 51, Elkmont 0

Collinsville 28, North Sand Mountain 12

Coosa Chr. 46, Woodville 6

Cordova 56, Curry 8

Cottage Hill 41, Hillcrest-Evergreen 16

Cottonwood 32, Geneva Co. 28

Cullman 31, Etowah 7

Dadeville 49, Randolph Co. 7

Danville 41, Brindlee Mountain 0

Davidson 28, Alma Bryant 7

Decatur 52, Buckhorn 14

Demopolis 55, Greenville 0

Deshler 48, Brooks 32

Dora 55, Oak Grove 22

Dothan 14, Opelika 7

East Limestone 49, Ardmore 22

Elba 48, Pleasant Home 6

Elmore Co. 63, Holtville 48

Enterprise 33, Jeff Davis 14

Escambia Aca. 40, South Choctaw Aca. 14

Eufaula 31, Early Co. (Ga.) 28

Excel 27, W.S. Neal 14

Fairfield 40, Hayden 12

Falkville 55, Tharptown 14

Flomaton 46, Monroe Co. 14

Florence 21, Sparkman 0

Foley 34, Daphne 7

Fyffe 41, Ider 0

G.W. Long 42, Wicksburg 38

Gadsden City 24, Calera 20

Gardendale 29, Mountain Brook 28

Geraldine 49, Glencoe 27

Glenwood 63, Morgan Aca. 32

Goshen 58, Horseshoe Bend 32

Gulf Shores 37, Vigor 21

Guntersville 41, Sardis 7

Hale Co. 32, Sipsey Valley 24

Haleyville 49, Corner 42 (OT)

Hanceville 35, Fultondale 3

Handley 49, Munford 14

Hatton 38, Red Bay 22

Headland 34, New Brockton 14

Hewitt-Trussville 45, Chelsea 14

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 35, McAdory 14

Homewood 34, Briarwood 10

Hoover 9, Thompson 0

Houston Aca. 42, Providence Chr. 7

Houston Co. 56, McKenzie 34

Hueytown 68, Central-Tuscaloosa 0

Huntsville 45, Austin 31

Isabella 48, Woodland 14

J.B. Pennington 12, Southeastern-Blount 7

J.U. Blacksher 48, Washington Co. 0

Jackson 56, Wilcox Central 0

Jackson Aca. 50, Wilcox Aca. 22

Jacksonville 48, White Plains 14

James Clemens 63, Grissom 27

John Carroll 13, Wenonah 12

Keith 42, R.C. Hatch 0

Lanett 52, Barbour Co. 0

Lauderdale Co. 34, Colbert Heights 0

Leeds 31, Lincoln 10

Lee-Huntsville 49, Columbia 8

Lee-Montgomery 22, Smiths Station 16

Lee-Scott 49, Fort Dale Aca. 14

Lexington 75, Sheffield 27

Loachapoka 40, Billingsley 6

Locust Fork 26, West End-Walnut Grove 16

Lowndes Aca. 21, Crenshaw Chr. 20

Luverne 36, LaFayette 18

Lynn 32, South Lamar 9

Macon-East 42, Abbeville Chr. 27

Madison Aca. 56, Susan Moore 7

Madison Co. 47, St. John Paul II 31

Maplesville 35, Verbena 14

Marengo 22, University Charter 14

Marion Co. 41, Hubbertville 28

Mary Montgomery 42, Robertsdale 0

McGill-Toolen 45, Blount 18

Meek 69, Cherokee 8

Millry 36, Leroy 14

Mobile Chr. 34, Thomasville 7

Monroe Aca. 22, Autauga Aca. 16

Montgomery Aca. 40, Geneva 13

Moody 35, Southside-Gadsden 13

North Jackson 60, DAR 7

Northridge 28, Brookwood 14

Northside 48, Hamilton 0

Northside Methodist 31, Ashford 28

Notasulga 40, Calhoun 6

Oak Mountain 9, Spain Park 3

Ohatchee 41, Plainview 28

Oneonta 49, Good Hope 21

Opp 38, Straughn 14

Orange Beach 55, Escambia Co. 19

Parker 34, Huffman 12

Patrician 48, Clarke Prep 7

Pelham 28, Chilton Co. 7

Phil Campbell 44, Clements 32

Piedmont 28, Hokes Bluff 7

Pike Co. 63, Daleville 6

Pike Liberal Arts at Bowden Co. (Ga.), canceled

Pinson Valley 45, Pell City 21

Pleasant Grove 45, Jasper 14

Pleasant Valley 20, Gaston 14

Prattville Chr. 41, Sumter Central 20

Priceville 35, Randolph 21

Ranburne 64, Central-Coosa 14

Reeltown 8, Highland Home 7

Rehobeth 23, Shelby Co. 12

Rogers 49, West Limestone 28

Russellville 41, Fairview 14

Saks 35, Walter Wellborn 18

Sand Rock 33, Whitesburg Chr. 0

Scottsboro 54, Crossville 7

Slocomb 42, Bullock Co. 6

Southern Aca. 34, Coosa Valley 0

Southern Choctaw 44, Fruitdale 30

Spanish Fort 45, Murphy 6

Spring Garden 47, Ragland 21

Springville 42, St. Clair Co. 32

St. Paul’s 28, Baldwin Co. 10

Stanhope Elmore 27, Park Crossing 6

Sumiton Chr. 28, Holy Spirit 17

Sweet Water 30, St Luke’s 14

Sylvania 45, Westbrook Chr. 22

T.R. Miller 35, St. Michael 6

Theodore 27, Saraland 26

Trinity 58, Greensboro 0

Tuscaloosa Aca. 41, Cold Springs 22

UMS-Wright 21, Faith-Mobile 20

Valiant Cross 23, Bessemer Aca. 9

Valley 12, Carroll-Ozark 6

Valley Head 57, Gaylesville 30

Vestavia Hills 59, Tuscaloosa Co. 18

Victory Chr. 25, Winterboro 12

Vincent 43, Thorsby 8

Wadley beat Talladega Co. Central, forfeit

Waterloo 38, Shoals Chr. 6

Weaver 30, Beulah 14

West Blocton 32, Dallas Co. 0

West Morgan 61, Wilson 0

Westminster-Huntsville 46, New Hope 14

Wetumpka 34, Sidney Lanier 16

Winfield 43, Oakman 0

Winston Co. 46, Lamar Co. 28

Zion Chapel 22, Abbeville 16

Thursday's Scores 

B.B. Comer 47, Fayetteville 6

Bibb Co. 49, Holt 0

BTW-Tuskegee 60, Dale Co. 12

Carver-Montgomery 22, Pike Road 19

Edgewood 31, Lakeside 12

Fayette Co. 35, Midfield 16

Florala 56, Kinston 30

Hackleburg 44, Vina 6

Jackson-Olin 24, Mortimer Jordan 17

Linden 68, A.L. Johnson 0

Pisgah 35, Section 8

Ramsay 48, Carver-Birmingham 6

Snook 46, Sparta 32

Vinemont 47, Asbury 0

Woodlawn 22, Minor 18

Alabama Public Television to Show Super 7

Alabama Public Television announced a new partnership with the NFHS Network, the digital leader in High School Sports, to provide live statewide coverage of the Alabama High School Athletic Association 2022 (AHSAA) Super 7 Championships and the 2023 AHSAA State Basketball Championships’ 14 state girls’ and boys’ finals.

APT will broadcast Alabama’s State High School Football Championships live from Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Wednesday, Nov. 30 – Friday, Dec. 2 with digital viewing on the NFHS Network.

 Recordings of the games will be available on-demand on APT’s website the week following the broadcast.

As part of the agreement, APT also plans to televise the 2023 AHSAA Basketball State Championships’ 14 state boys’ and girls’ finals.

“This is an opportunity we’ve been interested in for many years,” said APT’s interim executive director, Phil Hutcheson. “Several other public television stations carry their state’s championship games and they are very popular. Georgia Public Broadcasting has the highest ratings for public television in the country when they present their coverage.”

 — AHSAA

See Also:

2022 ASWA Alabama State Football Rankings: Week 10

Week 9 Alabama High School Football Scores

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