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- Ben Blackmon takes over Enterprise Wildcats football program
- Former Hoover QB Robby Ashford commits to Auburn
- Gardendale’s Dallas Young commits to SEC West school
- Bear Woods named Wetumpka Indians head football coach
- Thompson’s Ryan Peppins named 2021 Mr. Football
- Robert Evans named Vestavia Hills head football coach
- Premier matchups selected for 17th annual AHSAA Kickoff-Classic
- Florence’s Wade Waldrop set to become Hoover Bucs head football coach
- Ham Barnett elevated to head coach at St. Paul’s
- North 14 – South 10 | Recap the 63rd AHSAA North South All-Star Football Classic
- Jake Ganus named Moody Blue Devils head football coach
- Matt Glover named Etowah Blue Devils head football coach
- Jed Kennedy takes over the Dothan Wolves football program
- Football Squads Report to Mobile For 63rd AHSAA North-South All-Star Game
- Spain Park hires Jackson-Olin head coach Tim Vakakes
- AHSAA Reclassification
- Josh Niblett resigns after 14 seasons as Hoover head football coach
- Rick Darlington resigns after three seasons as Enterprise Wildcats head football coach
- Clutch 4th quarter lifts Clay-Chalkville to 6A state championship
- Clarke County wins shootout to claim 2A state championship
- Vigor rolls to AHSAA Class 4A state title
- Pike Road marches past Pleasant Grove to win 5A title
- Sweet Water rolls past Wadley 40-16 to claim 1A state title
- Piedmont rallies to to claim 3A state title
- Thompson wins their 3rd consecutive 7A state football title
- Thompson’s Mark Freeman claims his 9th state football title
- AHSAA 7A Championship Game First Half Recap
- Hewitt-Trussville claims inaugural AHSAA girls’ flag football title in double overtime thriller
- The 2021 AHSAA Super 7 will be marked by a series of firsts
- Defending state champion Thompson takes on unbeaten Central-Phenix City in 7A title game
- Clay-Chalkville claws past Mountain Brook 24-18 in 6A Semifinal
- The Road to Birmingham | AHSAA State Championship Matchups
- Friday Night Final | AHSAA Semifinals
- Thompson downs Hoover 35-10 to advance to Super 7
- The Road to Birmingham | AHSAA 1A-6A Semifinal and 7A Championship Pairings
- Friday Night Final
- Peak Performers | AHSAA Postseason Round 2
- Decatur Heritage’s Brayden Kyle Shatters AHSAA Total Offense and Touchdown Records
- Hewitt-Trussville and Smith’s Station advance to the Inaugural AHSAA Girls’ Flag Football Championship
- Gardendale’s L.T. Sanders runs into the record books
- Pike Liberal Arts head coach Mario White resigns hours before semifinal matchup
- St. Paul’s Episcopal head coach Steve Mask steps down
- Hoover outlasts Hewitt-Trussville 24-23 in overtime thriller
- Gardendale blasts into 6A quarterfinals with 35-27 win over Homewood
- The Road to Birmingham | AHSAA third round playoff pairings
- Friday Night Final
- AHSAA Playoffs | Round 2 Broadcast Schedule
- Peak Performers | AHSAA Postseason Round 1
- Seven 4 Seeds Post Upsets in First Round of the AHSAA Postseason
- Dothan head football coach Smitty Grider announces retirement
Prattville – Hoover City Elite 7on7
Caleb Ross’ Prattville Lions closed out day one of the Hoover City Elite 7on7 as one of only four teams to exit Thursday without a loss. The Lions will begin the second day of pool play having scored 101 points while giving up 79 with a record of 3-0-1.
Thursday 7.12.18
| Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prattville | 31 | McAdory | 25 |
| Prattville | 23 | Enterprise | 15 |
| Prattville | 26 | Holy Cross (LA) | 18 |
| Prattville | 21 | West Monroe (LA) | 21 |
Friday 7.13.18
| Time | Team | Score | Team | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9:00 AM | Prattville | Charles Henderson | ||
| 10:00 AM | Prattville | Clay-Chalkville | ||
| 11:00 AM | Prattville | Mallard Creek, NC | ||
| 12:00 PM | Prattville | Hazel Green |