Week 6 Alabama High School Football Scores

The weekend's schedule and scores from the Alabama Sports Writers Association.
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Saturday's Score

Alabama-Deaf 42, Louisiana-Deaf 8

Friday’s Scores

Addison 30, Good Hope 28 (OT)

Alabama Chr. 33, Montgomery Aca. 27

Aliceville 42, Central-Tuscaloosa 13

Alma Bryant 41, Robertsdale 20

Andalusia 55, Bibb Co. 18

Ardmore 42, Elkmont 0

Ariton 28, Straughn 14

Auburn 42, Ramsay 21

Austin 17, Gardendale 10

Banks Aca. 33, Coosa Valley 14

Benjamin Russell 46, Smiths Station 28

Briarwood 34, Oak Mountain 14

BTW-Pensacola (Fla.) 46, LeFlore 6

Bullock Co. 7, Red Level 0

Carver-Birmingham 30, Dallas Co. 14

Carver-Montgomery 27, Lee-Montgomery 21

Catholic-Montgomery 56, Pike Liberal Arts 0

Center Point 27, Fairfield 6

Central-Clay Co. 21, Alexandria 7

Central-Florence 70, Westminster-Huntsville 69

Central-Hayneville 30, Wilcox Central 20

Chambers Aca. 42, Bessemer Aca. 6

Cherokee Co. 56, Munford 26

Chilton Co. 24, Tallassee 21 (OT)

Clarke Prep 34, Sparta 6

Cold Springs 48, Shoals Chr. 20

Collinsville 48, Gaston 12

Cottonwood 56, Graceville (Fla.) 6

Crenshaw Chr. 35, Hooper 18

Cullman 26, Mortimer Jordan 24

Curry 66, Vina 22

Dadeville 45, Notasulga 0

Dale Co. 26, G.W. Long 22

Daleville 53, Barbour Co. 0

DAR 34, Clements 24

Davidson 38, B.C. Rain 0

Demopolis 74, Paul Bryant 16

Deshler 36, Colbert Co. 33

Dothan 43, Baker 15

Douglas 49, West Point 21

Edgewood 21, Fort Dale Aca. 14

Elba 40, Providence Chr. 7

Elmore Co. 35, St. Clair Co. 13

Escambia Aca. 25, Valiant Cross 18

Escambia Co. 20, Monroe Co. 0

Eufaula 54, Pell City 35

Excel 42, J.U. Blacksher 13

Faith-Mobile 34, St. Paul’s 7

Fayette Co. 59, Marion Co. 28

Florala 28, Samson 14

Florence 35, Minor 16

Fort Payne 21, Arab 0

Fruitdale 28, Washington Co. 8

Fyffe 56, Plainview 13

Gatlinburg-Pittman (Tenn.) 28, Coosa Chr. 24

Geneva 40, Geneva Co. 33

Georgiana 40, J.F. Shields 6

Glencoe 54, Holly Pond 20

Gordo 54, Pickens Co. 18

Goshen 63, Kinston 19

Greene Co. 50, A.L. Johnson 0

Greensboro 49, R.C. Hatch 42

Gulf Shores 35, Murphy 14

Guntersville 52, Buckhorn 21

Hackleburg 34, Hubbertville 28

Handley 37, Lanett 0

Hartselle 69, Oxford 21

Hatton 50, East Lawrence 7

Hayden 28, Ashville 6

Helena 16, Jackson-Olin 13

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 45, Gadsden City 19

Hokes Bluff 30, White Plains 16

Hoover 26, Mountain Brook 14

Horseshoe Bend 48, Fayetteville 20

Houston Aca. 41, Abbeville 0

Huntsville 52, Jemison-Huntsville 0

IMG Aca. 41, Central-Phenix City 26

Isabella 50, Billingsley 14

J.B. Pennington 6, Cleveland 0

Jackson 12, Thomasville 7

Jackson Aca. 44, Southern Aca. 16

Jacksonville 35, Ohatchee 6

Jemison 20, Montevallo 12

Lakeside 12, Flint River Aca. (Ga.) 9

Lamar Co. 48, Berry 19

Lawrence Co. 17, Hanceville 14 (OT)

Leeds 51, Sylacauga 7

Lee-Scott 42, Macon-East 7

Leroy 13, St. Luke's 0

Lexington 14, Lauderdale Co. 13

Locust Fork 35, Susan Moore 14

Lowndes Aca. 50, Abbeville Chr. 19

Luverne 41, Calhoun 0

Lynn 49, Tarrant 6

Midfield at Francis Marion (n)

Madison Aca. 42, Madison Co. 21

Marengo 32, Southern Choctaw 14

Mars Hill Bible 31, Russellville 30

McGill-Toolen 27, St. Michael 7

Moody 47, Shelby Co. 0

Morgan Aca. 48, Wilcox Aca. 30

Muscle Shoals 38, James Clemens 10

New Hope 48, Decatur Heritage 47

Northridge 42, American Chr. 28

Oneonta 53, Springville 22

Opp 23, Rehobeth 13

Orange Beach 42, McIntosh 14

Pataula Charter (Ga.) 44, Houston Co. 8

Patrician 48, Monroe Aca. 16

Pelham 35, Chelsea 28

Pensacola Catholic (Fla.) 31, Mobile Chr. 28 (OT)

Phil Campbell 28, Carbon Hill 0

Phillips-Bear Creek 53, Brilliant 0

Pike Co. 18, Headland 13

Pinson Valley 21, Homewood 13

Pleasant Grove 49, Parker 28

Prattville 49, Stanhope Elmore 10

Prattville Chr. 35, Beulah 21

Priceville 28, Scottsboro 21

Ragland 32, Pleasant Valley 6

Randolph Co. 34, Wadley 28

Red Bay 16, Belmont (Miss.) 0

Saks 28, B.B. Comer 0

Saraland 49, Foley 21

Sardis 12, Brewer 7

Selma 18, Park Crossing 14

Shades Valley 26, Bessemer City 20

Sheffield 43, Waterloo 14

Sidney Lanier 54, Satsuma 6

Sipsey Valley 36, Oak Grove 19

Slocomb 39, Ashford 20

Snook at St. Patrick (Miss.), ppd. next Friday

South Choctaw Aca. 27, Pickens Aca. 13

South Pittsburg (Tenn.) 42, North Jackson 19

Southeastern-Blount 48, Crossville 20

Southside-Gadsden 41, Boaz 20

Southside-Selma 42, Keith 20

Spanish Fort 18, Daphne 15

Spring Garden 41, Cedar Bluff 12

Sulligent 35, South Lamar 6

Sumiton Chr. 54, Talladega Co. Central 21

Sylvania 34, Pisgah 7

Tanner 66, Columbia 0

Tharptown 48, Cherokee 22

Theodore 34, Opelika 24

Thompson 17, Clay-Chalkville 14

Trinity 30, Marbury 3

Tuscaloosa Aca. 50, University Charter 22

Valley 27, Russell Co. 23

Valley Head 56, Ider 30

Victory Chr. 19, Gaylesville 16

Vincent 42, Childersburg 13

Walter Wellborn 48, Talladega 28

Weaver 46, Asbury 8

Wenonah 27, Holt 6

West Blocton 26, Holtville 7

West End-Walnut Grove 44, Sand Rock 21

West Limestone 31, East Limestone 7

Westbrook Chr. 59, Section 6

Wetumpka 42, Greenville 21

Williamson 12, Blount 6

Winterboro 26, Oakman 20

Woodlawn beat Choctaw Co., forfeit

Woodville 46, Brindlee Mountain 6

Zion Chapel 28, Pleasant Home 19

Saturday’s Game

Louisiana-Deaf at Alabama-Deaf

Thursday's Scores 

Anniston 30, Piedmont 28

Charles Henderson 26, St. James 14

Corner 44, Fultondale 6

Hewitt-Trussville 49, Huffman 8

Highland Home 28, Brantley 27

Mary Montgomery 35, Baldwin Co. 7

Millry 27, Clarke Co. 7

Winfield 52, Hamilton 0

See Also:

2022 ASWA Week 6 State Football Rankings

From the AHSAA:

Coaches Announced for Alabama Boys’ and Girls’ All-Star Basketball Teams set to Face Mississippi next March

MONTGOMERY – Coaches Rhett Harrelson of Enterprise High School and Darren Golson of Autaugaville High School have been selected to coach the Alabama All-Star Boys’ basketball team set to face Mississippi March 11, 2023, in the 33rd annual Alabama-Mississippi Basketball All-Star Classic. 

Harrelson led the Wildcats to a 25-6 record and the school’s first Class 7A state basketball championship last season. Golson guided Autaugaville to a perfect 30-0 season en route to the Class 1A state championship in 2001 and led the Eagles back to the state tourney in 2022 – finishing 27-3 after falling to eventual state champion Covenant Christian in the semifinals.

Named to coach Alabama girls’ all-stars were Guntersville head coach Kenny Hill and Saint James head coach Katie Barton. 

Hill’s Wildcats rolled to a 30-5 record last season and won the Class 5A state championship. Barton’s Trojans (25-7) reached the Class 4A State Tourney finals falling to Deshler in the championship game.

Brandon Dean, Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA), made the announcement Thursday. Dean said the teams will be announced next March. Each team is comprised of 15 seniors selected by the AHSADCA All-Star Coaches’ Committee from school-submitted nominations. 

Alabama swept Mississippi last year in the 32nd annual Alabama-Mississippi Classic.

The Alabama girls upped their lead in the series (18-14), which started in 1991 with an impressive 89-81 win at Clinton (MS) last March. The Alabama girls are riding a five-game winning streak dating back to 2018. The Alabama boys’ squad defeated Mississippi 96-89 last March and now hold a slim 17-15 lead in the series. 

Alabama’s boys have won three of the last four games – falling 93-81 in the 2021 game.

The 36th Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Football Classic will be played December 10 at Mobile’s Hancock Whitney Stadium located on the campus of the University of South Alabama. 


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CHRISTOPHER WALSH

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.