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Thompson’s quarterback Trent Seaborn and running back CJ Cowley led a relentless attack that turned a tightly contested first half into a decisive win over Central‑Phenix City.
Central-Phenix City’s girls flag football squad opened the season with a commanding 38‑0 victory over Montgomery Catholic in the AHSAA Flag Football Kickoff Classic, a win that stretched their unbeaten run to 56 consecutive games since 2023.
The 20th annual Kickoff Classic will showcase top Alabama high school football teams at Garrett-Harrison Stadium, featuring marquee matchups, historic storylines, and live statewide coverage.
A recent schedule change for the Vestavia Hills High School varsity football matchup with Hoover has sparked confusion among parents, students and staff, highlighting the ripple effects of a state athletic association's decision.
The Alabama High School Athletic Association revises its private school football playoff structure, increasing postseason opportunities following a July 29 meeting and committee feedback.
At Toyota Field in Huntsville, dozens of North Alabama high school football programs gathered for a media day that set the stage for the 2026 season, emphasizing senior leadership, evolving postseason classifications, and the logistical hurdles facing private and public schools alike.
With Alabama still banning pay for high school athletes’ name, image and likeness, coaches across Mobile weigh the potential benefits and risks for the future of the sport.
A deep dive into Craver’s high‑school pedigree, collegiate transition, and the expectations surrounding his sophomore campaign.
A week‑long poll running from July 19 to 23 will let readers choose which Montgomery‑area team has the best shot at a 2026 title, part of a new postseason format that adds two private school championships.
Heaven Bailey earns MVP honors in the Alabama High School Athletic Association All-Star Girls Basketball Classic, highlighting a standout junior season and future college plans.
The 2026 football season for Montgomery-area high schools begins Aug. 20, runs through Oct. 30, and culminates with playoff games and championship events in Mobile and November.
The 2026 Tuscaloosa high school football season begins Aug. 20‑22, featuring a new public‑private postseason split that reshapes matchups for private schools and sets the stage for December championship games.
A celebrated coach is inducted into the Hall of Fame, highlighting his transformative impact on Alabama high school athletics.
The 2025 Alabama high school football season begins August 20, featuring an expanded class structure, early practices, and a five‑day championship run in Mobile.
Prattville Christian Academy has named Conner Giordano as its new boys' soccer head coach, tasked with building a sustainable, competitive program that will debut in the Private School division of the Alabama High School Athletic Association next February.
Florida A&M’s women’s basketball team returns intact after a historic SWAC Tournament win, adding key transfers as coach Bridgette Gordon looks to sustain momentum.
After nine seasons of leading the Lee‑Scott Academy Warriors to two state titles and a perfect 12‑0 campaign, Buster Daniel steps into a new administrative role with the Alabama High School Athletic Association, setting the stage for a fresh start to the upcoming football season.
After a seven‑year tenure that yielded a 47‑19 record and two state championships, Buster Daniel is stepping down as head coach of Lee‑Scott Academy football to take on a new administrative role with the Alabama High School Athletic Association.
The 2026 Montgomery All-Area Baseball Team honors the region’s top performers, highlighting Brue Milner’s Player of the Year award and Coach Brad Parker’s comeback.
A detailed look at when practices begin, regular‑season kickoff, playoff rounds and championship games for both the Alabama High School Athletic Association and the Alabama Independent School Association.
The Alabama Sports Writers Association has released its All‑State baseball teams for the 2025‑26 academic year, recognizing top players, pitchers, hitters and coaches from Class 7A through Class 1A and the AISA division.
Jonah Inman from Cullman was named Class 6A Hitter of the Year, boasting a .375 average, 12 home runs and 42 RBIs, while several local teammates received second‑team and honorable mention accolades.
Cooper Abernathy’s .424 average and 50 RBIs earn him Class 2A Hitter of the Year, alongside local first‑team selections and a broader All‑State recognition process.
After a modest recent record, Satsuma High School appoints Jason Phillips, formerly of Flomaton Excel, as its new head coach, hoping his proven ability to lift a program will restore momentum.