North Alabama high school football fans are gearing up to decide which Week 2 standout will earn the spotlight.
Key Performances
Kylen Johnson of Plainview turned heads with a 331‑yard, four‑touchdown effort that helped his team pull away 41‑25 against Boaz.
Charleston Owens from Madison Academy combined a 217‑yard passing day with three touchdowns and a rushing score in a 28‑21 win over West Morgan.
Baker Lyles of Douglas added a dual‑threat display, rushing for 169 yards and five touchdowns while completing six of ten passes for 151 yards and two more scores in a 47‑14 victory over Westminster Christian.
X’avion Drake of Huntsville High was named North Alabama Player of the Week after contributing two touchdowns and 122 yards of offense in a win over Jasper.
Lefebvre Watson from Randolph broke loose for over 200 yards and six touchdowns in a 63‑32 road triumph against Whitesburg Christian.
Christian Richey of Columbia showcased versatility, gaining 188 yards and four touchdowns on 21 carries while also returning kickoffs for 88 yards in a 42‑26 home win.
Waylon Marbury from Sparkman recorded two touchdowns and 104 yards in a 38‑21 victory over Austin.
Aidan Davis of Austin amassed 175 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 27 carries, plus a 31‑yard reception, in a 38‑21 loss to Sparkman.
Greer Lovell of Whitesburg Christian completed 25 of 32 passes for 354 yards and two touchdowns, while adding 44 rushing yards and another score in a setback against Randolph.
Nic Stephens from Arab threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns, supplementing a ground score in a 41‑21 win over Ardmore.
Zane Kilburn of Lexington finished with 355 passing yards and five touchdowns in a 46‑7 rout of Clements.
Fan Voting and Next Steps
Voting remains open until Wednesday morning, giving supporters a final chance to cast their ballots before the results are announced Thursday on social media. The winners will be featured in a follow‑up article next Sunday.
Coaches can still submit game statistics by Friday night, and players can be nominated up until noon each Saturday to stay in consideration for future weeks.