Alabama Top 25 high school scoreboard (9/5-7/2024)

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Second-ranked Saraland takes the road to face the Gulf Shores Dolphins on Friday, Sept. 6th.
Second-ranked Saraland takes the road to face the Gulf Shores Dolphins on Friday, Sept. 6th. / Mickey Welsh / Advertiser / USA TODAY NETWORK

The Alabama Top 25 Scoreboard for September, 5-7, 2024.


2024 SBLive Football Top 25 Alabama high school football rankings

1. Central-Phenix City 69, Smiths Station 15

Central-Phenix City was in complete command from start to finish, punishing Smiths Station with double-digit points in each quarter.

2. Saraland 31, No. 19 Gulf Shores 7

Saraland is impressive once again.

3. Thompson 47, Tuscaloosa County 7

Thompson has little trouble in picking up its second win of the year.

4. Clay-Chalkville 45, Pell City 0

Pell City came in on a roll. Clay-Chalkville rolled the Panthers.

5. Hillcrest-Evergreen 31, Cottage Hill Christian 8

The Jaguars took care of business early in this one.

6. Enterprise 28, No. 10 Dothan 21

Everything a Top 10 game should be, as Enterprise wins by a touchdown.


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7. Auburn 28, No. 23 Opelika 21

The 99th meeting between these schools goes to Auburn in another classic.

8. Montgomery Catholic (2-0) at Eufaula (2-0): Fri. 7 pm

9. A.H. Parker 35, Gardendale 7

Gardendale could not keep pace with Parker.

10. Dothan 21, No. 6 Enterprise 28

Dothan suffers its first loss against a very good Enterprise squad.

11. Hewitt-Trussville 18, Vestavia Hills 14

It was a naibiter, but the Jaguars climb to 3-0.

12. Mary G. Montgomery 21, No. 24 Daphne 8

Mary Montgomery slowly takes control to handle Daphne.

13. Carver Montgomery 46, Johnson Abernathy Graetz 0

JAG could not match-up with Carver's playmakers.

14. Baker 21, Davidson 0

The Baker defense blanks Davidson to keep the squad undefeated.

15. Spain Park (2-0): Bye

The Jaguars had an early season bye before traveling to Helena next week.

16. Hoover 35, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 6

The Bucs are workmanlike in getting this one.

17. Oxford 45, Shades Valley 21

Oxford wore down Shades Valley to go to 3-0.

18. Prattville 35, Oak Mountain 28

It was a close one, but Prattville prevails in this battle of unbeaten teams.

19. Gulf Shores 7, No. 2 Saraland 31

Gulf Shores remains winless, but the schedule lightens up from here.

20. Jackson 45, Escambia County 13

Jackson cruises to an easy win.

21. Muscle Shoals 63, Columbia 6

Talk about flexing your Muscles.

22. Gadsden City 40, Buckhorn 7

Gadsden City looked impressive once again.

23. Opelika 21, No. 7 Auburn 28

Opelika is on a bit of losing streak to its arch-rival. Auburn now leads the all-time series 49-47-3. Next year is the 100th meeting.

24. Daphne 8, No. 12 Mary G. Montgomery 21

The Trojans could not find enough offense as they lose for the first time.

25. Mountain Brook 23, Hueytown 21

Hueytown had a shot late, but Mountain Brook holds on for the two-point win.


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Gary Adornato

GARY ADORNATO

Gary Adornato began covering high school sports with the Baltimore Sun in 1982, while still a mass communications major at Towson University, and in 2003 became one of the first journalists to cover high school sports online while operating MIAASports.com, the official website of the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association. Later, Adornato pioneered market-wide coverage of high school sports with DigitalSports.com, introducing video highlights and player interviews while assembling an award-winning editorial staff. In 2010, he launched VarsitySportsNetwork.com which became the premier source of high school media coverage in the state of Maryland. In 2022, he sold VSN to The Baltimore Banner and joined SBLive Sports as the company's East Coast Managing Editor.