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The latest Montgomery Advertiser poll, backed by The Vance Law Firm, shows Gibbs receiving 99% of votes for the 2026 ASWA Mr. Football award, while Gordon secures just 1%.
With fall camps underway, the Montgomery Advertiser and The Vance Law Firm have opened a brief poll to determine which local high school football players could claim the 2026 Mr. Football title, reviving memories of past champions like Jeremy Johnson.
As the 2026 high school football season approaches, coaches in the Montgomery area stress the pivotal role of offensive lines, with several programs boasting units that could produce multiple 1,000‑yard rushers.
Readers voted Pike Road’s football squad the clear favorite to win a title, with 86% of the ballots cast.
An evolving offensive philosophy in the Montgomery region is spotlighting size‑and‑speed wide receivers, with several local programs expecting a surge in all‑state selections for the 2026 season.
The Trojans defeated Little Rock 12‑2 before a record 6,426 fans, with local standouts shining and a spot in the College World Series within reach.
The Montgomery Advertiser announces its 2026 girls high school soccer all‑area selections, highlighting top performers and Coach of the Year Maddie Holley.
Voting opens May 31 and closes June 4, with the winner to be announced on June 5.
Former NFL running back Quinshon Judkins returned to his hometown of Pike Road, Alabama, to run a free football camp for local youth, emphasizing community involvement and future expansion plans.
Quinshon Judkins hosted a free football camp in his hometown of Pike Road, Alabama, offering skills training, mentorship, and mental health support to about 100 kids.