Week 7 Alabama High School Football Scores

The weekend's schedule, and numerous schools moved up their games to Thursday night, and scores from the Alabama Sports Writers Association.

Due to the threat of possible inclement weather from Hurricane Ian, numerous schools moved up their games to Thursday night this week. Originally, only a handful of games had been scheduled for Thursday. 

Media outlets: Please credit the Alabama Sports Writers Association.

Friday’s Scores

Abbeville 53, Samson 22

Abbeville Chr. 40, Sparta 20

Alexandria 54, St. Clair Co. 26

Aliceville 48, Lamar Co. 21

American Chr. 35, Dallas Co. 10

Andalusia 69, Geneva 19

Anniston 32, Handley 7

Appalachian 16, Decatur Heritage 12

Arab 48, Crossville 7

Ariton 40, Cottonwood 6

Ashville 38, Fultondale 14

Auburn 51, Opelika 29

Austin 22, Grissom 0

B.B. Comer 52, Isabella 22

B.C. Rain 41, Citronelle 6

Baker 27, Alma Bryant 6

Berry 35, Holy Spirit 21

Bibb Co. 49, Hale Co. 6

Billingsley 32, Central-Hayneville 30

Brantley 40, Georgiana 0

Brooks 59, East Lawrence 14

Brookwood 32, Bessemer City 23

BTW-Tuskegee 54, Bullock Co. 6

Buckhorn 58, Jemison-Huntsville 12

Catholic-Baton Rouge (La.) 42, Carver-Montgomery 36

Catholic-Montgomery 72, Montgomery Aca. 15

Center Point 36, Shades Valley 20

Choctaw Co. 22, Southern Choctaw 16

Clarke Co. 19, Chickasaw 0

Colbert Heights 28, Elkmont 8

Coosa Valley 14, Evangel Chr. 12

Cullman 35, Athens 23

Decatur 65, Columbia 0

Demopolis 48, Shelby Co. 6

Deshler 21, West Morgan 6

Dora 42, Cordova 21

Douglas 49, Sardis 8

Escambia Aca. 38, Hooper 20

Etowah 31, Oneonta 7

Excel 63, Monroe Co. 14

Fairfield 21, Carver-Birmingham 0

Fairview 42, Ardmore 12

Faith-Mobile 30, Vigor 6

Florence 38, Bob Jones 35

Foley 39, Fairhope 38

Fort Dale Aca. 44, Monroe Aca. 6

Fort Payne 56, Lee-Huntsville 12

Fyffe 61, Collinsville 0

Gadsden City 37, Hazel Green 7

Gardendale 40, Jackson-Olin 6

Gaston 28, Holly Pond 26

Geraldine 28, Ohatchee 0

Glenwood 43, Valiant Cross 13

Good Hope 26, Hanceville 20

Goshen 64, Barbour Co. 18

Grace Baptist (Tenn.) 58, Alabama-Deaf 22

Greensboro 28, Midfield 24

Gulf Shores 51, Williamson 12

Hackleburg 46, Waterloo 16

Haleyville 60, Oak Grove 29

Hamilton 40, Curry 24

Hartselle 29, Muscle Shoals 26

Hatton 50, Tanner 13

Headland 38, Greenville 22

Helena 31, Briarwood 21

Highland Home 41, Luverne 14

Hillcrest-Evergreen 29, Mobile Chr. 28

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 63, Central-Tuscaloosa 19

Hokes Bluff 28, Plainview 0

Holtville 49, Jemison 16

Hoover 40, Oak Mountain 0

Hubbertville 42, Brilliant 8

Hueytown 75, Paul Bryant 7

J.B. Pennington 41, Vinemont 6

J.U. Blacksher 47, McKenzie 24

Jackson 49, Escambia Co. 21

Jackson Aca. 46, Pickens Aca. 0

Jacksonville 41, Cleburne Co. 15

James Clemens 41, Sparkman 17

Jasper 25, Hayden 13

Jeff Davis 26, Lee-Montgomery 20

Keith 38, A.L. Johnson 0

Kinston 47, Pleasant Home 13

LaFayette 26, Horseshoe Bend 8

Lauderdale Co. 36, Phil Campbell 12

Leeds 24, Southside-Gadsden 6

Lee-Scott 42, Autauga Aca. 0

Leroy 61, J.F. Shields 0

Lexington 40, Falkville 33

Linden 28, Sweet Water 7

Locust Fork 21, Pleasant Valley 14

Lowndes Aca. 37, Clarke Prep 6

Madison Aca. 56, Asbury 0

Maplesville 36, Autaugaville 0

Marion Co. 22, Clements 16

Mars Hill Bible 35, Colbert Co. 0

Mary Montgomery 38, Davidson 14

McGill-Toolen 27, Baldwin Co. 9

McIntosh 14, Fruitdale 0

Meek 44, Addison 24

Millry 62, Washington Co. 12

Minor 56, Mortimer Jordan 20

Moody 53, Springville 14

Morgan Aca. 38, Bessemer Aca. 0

New Hope 14, North Jackson 0

North Sand Mountain 49, Sand Rock 13

Northridge 21, McAdory 14

Northside 35, Corner 21

Oxford 38, Pell City 13

Parker 37, Woodlawn 13

Pelham 31, Calera 14

Phillips-Bear Creek 46, Vina 0

Pike Liberal Arts 32, Danville 0

Pike Road 52, Park Crossing 8

Pinson Valley 47, Huffman 0

Pisgah 41, Whitesburg Chr. 7

Pleasant Grove 48, John Carroll 13

Prattville 42, Enterprise 26

Priceville 55, St. John Paul II 10

Ragland 46, Victory Chr. 7

Randolph 45, Madison Co. 0

Randolph Co. 42, Saks 41 (OT)

Red Bay 54, Tharptown 14

Rogers 41, Central-Florence 21

Russellville 58, Brewer 0

Saraland 35, Blount 0

Satsuma 41, Wilcox Central 12

Section 28, Ider 19

Sheffield 54, Cherokee 6

Sidney Lanier 33, Russell Co. 14

Sipsey Valley 33, Montevallo 14

Slocomb 27, Dale Co. 12

South Lamar 7, Sumiton Chr. 0

Southeastern-Blount 48, Cleveland 26

Southside-Selma 34, Prattville Chr. 31

Spanish Fort 41, St. Paul’s 38 (3OT)

Spring Garden 44, Talladega Co. Central 12

St. James 35, Alabama Chr. 20

St. Luke’s 26, Francis Marion 0

St. Patrick (Miss.) 56, Snook 18

Susan Moore 71, Brindlee Mountain 0

Sylvania 42, Glencoe 7

T.R. Miller 28, Bayside Aca. 3

Thomasville 28, Flomaton 20

Thompson 14, Hewitt-Trussville 12

Trinity beat Sumter Central, forfeit

Tuscaloosa Co. 38, Spain Park 28

UMS-Wright 34, Elberta 13

Valley Head 34, Cedar Bluff 6

Vestavia Hills 52, Chelsea 10

Vincent 54, Ranburne 21

W.S. Neal 9, Cottage Hill 0

Walter Wellborn 46, Childersburg 26

West Blocton 58, Holt 0

West Limestone 34, Wilson 26

West Point 21, Lawrence Co. 7

Westminster-Huntsville 53, DAR 7

Wetumpka 21, Stanhope Elmore 16

Wicksburg 23, Geneva Co. 14

Wilcox Aca. 63, Southern Aca. 43

Winfield 42, Tarrant 0

Winston Co. 24, Cold Springs 0

Woodland 39, Central-Coosa 26

Thursday's Scores 

Ashford 38, Daleville 24

Banks Aca. 47, Edgewood 19

Beauregard 38, Sylacauga 7

Benjamin Russell 48, Chilton Co. 0

Central-Clay Co. 12, Valley 6

Central-Phenix City 35, Dothan 28

Charles Henderson 27, Rehobeth 15

Dadeville 55, Beulah 0

Donoho 28, Winterboro 20

Elba 42, Red Level 6

Eufaula 44, Carroll-Ozark 19

Fayette Co. 35, Oakman 7

Florala 27, Houston Co. 0

G.W. Long 42, Zion Chapel 7

Gaylesville 54, Woodville 6

Gordo 56, Carbon Hill 15

Houston Aca. 33, Straughn 27

Huntsville 34, Albertville 7

Loachapoka 50, Calhoun 0

Lynn 21, Pickens Co. 20 (OT)

Macon-East 48, Crenshaw Chr. 29

Munford 42, Lincoln 9

Murphy 47, Robertsdale 20

Patrician 47, South Choctaw Aca. 21

Piedmont 34, Westbrook Chr. 0

Pike Co. 38, New Brockton 0

Providence Chr. 17, Northside Methodist 14

R.C. Hatch 54, University Charter 28

Ramsay 41, Wenonah 6

Reeltown 12, Lanett 0

Scottsboro 17, Guntersville 14

Selma 30, Marbury 14

St. Michael 49, Orange Beach 41

Sulligent 34, Greene Co. 0

Tallassee 26, Elmore Co. 20

Thorsby 22, Fayetteville 18

Verbena 32, Notasulga 14

White Plains 48, Talladega 14

Scores will updated throughout the weekend. 

From ASHAA:

Last Friday's non-region game between Central-Florence High School and Westminster Christian Academy wasn't decided until the final play, on a two-point conversion by Central for a 70-69 victory. 

The game produced a number of AHSAA state records – including most first downs, most points scored by both teams in the fourth quarter, most points in a loss, and with 148 offensive plays by both teams combined

  • Most Points in the fourth quarter, both teams (57) – Westminster had 35 and Central scored 22 in the final period
  • Most Points both teams (139) – ranking second all-time behind Childersburg’s 82-64 win (146) over Central Coosa in 2016 and tying Parrish’s 81-58 win (139) over Hubbertville in 2003
  • Most points in a loss (69) – Westminster’s total which came up one point short broke the previous record (64) set by Central Coosa in its loss to Childersburg in 2016
  • Most first downs (67) – Central-Florence had 35 and Westminster had 32 – both surpassing the single-game record set by McGill-Toolen (31) versus Davidson in 2013 and the 67 total established a new mark for two teams
  • Pass completions in a single game (37) – Westminster Christian’s Brandon Musch was 37-of-57, which ranks third all-time behind Cullman’s Tyler Caldwell, who completed 42-of-61 versus Mountain Brook in a 2008 game, and 38 completions by Westminster’s Brian Park in a game versus Red Bay in 2008
  • Most pass attempts in a single game (57) – Musch ranks eighth with his 57 attempts behind all-time leader Robert Nomberg of Northview (68) in a 33-23 loss to Greenville in 1987
  • Most touchdowns accounted for (9) – Musch had seven TD passes and two rushing scores to rank tied for second behind Brayden Kyle of Decatur Heritage, who had 11 in a 76-60 win over Ragland in 2021
  • Most yards passing by 2 QBs (668) – Musch (467) and Brewer (201) rank third all-time in the AHSAA Record Book with Falkville’s Aaron Dove and Coosa Christian’s Caiden Lipscomb setting the record (932) in 2018
  • Most passing yards (467) – Musch turned in the 25th best total all-time – tying with current University of Maryland starting QB Taulia Tagovailoa of Thompson, who was 39 of 52 with three TDs in a 35-0 win over Huntsville in 2017

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