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2019 AHSAA Kickoff Classic Hoover 17 Central-Phenix City 14

MONTGOMERY – Junior place-kicker Constantine Hontzas kicked a 30-yard field goal on the last play of the game Friday night to give Hoover a 17-14 win over defending Class 7A state champion Central-Phenix City Friday nightat Cramton Bowl.
     Hontzas’ kick came just before the stroke of midnight in Montgomery – and 1 a.m.  in Phenix City (on Eastern time) and capped a dramatic second-half comeback by Coach Josh Niblett’s Bucs (1-0) to bring the AHSAA 2019 Kickoff Classic to a dramatic finish.
     The game, which pitted two teams ranked in the nation’s Top 25 prep teams according to The Sporting News rankings, was by almost two hours with the kickoff finally coming at 9:07 p.m.
     The wait was worth it. The battle of the state’s two best high school teams proved to be a contest of equals from start to finish.
           Central, which came in riding a 14-game winning streak,  got the first break recovering  a Hoover fumble inside the Red Devils 15-yard line. Moments later, Joseph McKay streaked down the left sideline 62 yards to move deep inside Hoover territory. Six plays later, senior quarterback Tucker Melton connected with wideout Peter Jakes for a 7-yard TD pass and Daniel Barbosa’s extra-point kick gave Coach Jamey DuBose’s defending state champion Red Devils a 7-0 lead.
    Central tacked on another TD in the second quarter with a 15-play, 77-yard march used 6:27of the period and culminated in a 13-yard TD pass from Melton to Eddie Williams with 6:53left in the half.
    The Bucs’ Markus Clark forced a fumble midway through the third period and returned it to the Red Devils 19. Four plays later, freshman receiver R.J. Hamilton took an end-around hand off and connected with senior quarterback Robby Ashford for an 8-yard touchdown pass. Hontzas kicked the PAT and Hoover trailed 14-7 with 5:35 to play in the quarter.
       Hamilton came up with his second big pay of the night just over a minute later when he hauled in a punt at his own 29 and sped 50 yards to the Central 21. Ashford’s 17-yrd pass to Cooper Tullo three plays later and Hontzas’ extra point tied the game 14-14.
     The Hoover defense came up with the biggest stop of the night with 4:22 to play when Josh Smith recovered a Central fumble at the Bucs’ 3-yard line. Ashford and the Hoover offense then marched 90 yards in 12 plays to set up Hontzas’ winning kick. The ball was put in play after two straight Central time outs with three seconds left on the clock.
   His kick sailed through as time expired.
   Ashford finished the night 9-of-21 passing for 140 yards and a TD and also rushed for 37 yards on six carries. He had the one TD pass reception as well.  Dylan Pauley led Hoover with 45 yards rushing on 14 carries and Tullo had four catches for 60 yards.
     Smith had 12 tackles and his key fumble recovery to pace the defense. Matthew Palmer and Kory Chapman also had nine tackles each.
     Melton was 10-of-21 passing for 92 yards for DuBose’s Red Devils (0-1). McKay also had 177 yards rushing on 27 carries, and Eddie Williams caught six passes for 57 yards. Linebacker Jadon Richardson led Central’s defense with 13 tackles.

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AHSAA Football Scores Aug. 22-23, 2019

AHSAA Football Scoreboard
Week Zero Results **


AHSAA Kickoff Classic
At Cramton Bowl
Carver-Montgomery 18, Jeff Davis 13
Hoover 17, Central-Phenix City 14


Class 1A
Appalachian 34, Southeastern 32
Decatur Heritage 48, Phillips 7
Falkville 28, Danville 21
Florala 36, St. Michael Catholic 34
Fruitdale 53, A.L. Johnson 0
Georgiana 40, St. Luke’s Episcopal 14
Keith 20, Billingsley 18
Lanett 25, Valley 21
Lynn 51, Brilliant 6
Maplesville 40, Fultondale 6
Marion County 41, Vina 12
Pickens County 51, Marengo 0
R.A. Hubbard 46, Cherokee 23
South Lamar 28, Lamar County 0
Waterloo 40, Woodville 13
Winterboro 42, Central Coosa 0


Class 2A
Addison 27, Curry 0
Asbury 35, Brindlee Mountain 20
Colbert Cunty 34, Central-Florence 28
Cold Springs 25, Meek 0
Collinsville 50, Plainview 6
Daleville 38, Elba 28
Elberta 26, Pleasant Home 6
Fayetteville 17, Woodland 8
Fyffe 21, Mars Hill Bible 13 (preseason game)
Geneva County 54, Samson 37
J.U. Blacksher 65, McIntosh 22
Red Bay 36, Colbert Heights 0
Reeltown 18, Bullock County 6
Sheffield 39, Wilson 19
Sulligent 33, Berry 8
Tharptown 17, Shoals Christian 0
Westbrook Christian 50, Coosa Christian 24
Westbrook Christian 50, Coosa Christian 24
Winston County 44, Hackleburg 16


Class 3A
Beulah 14, Loachapoka 6
Clements 50, Elkmont 6
Dadeville 46, Horseshoe Bend 6
East Lawrence 10, Vinemont 7
Gordo 34, Fayette County 6
Hanceville 32, Sumiton Christian 26 (OT)
Houston Academy 28, Zion Chapel 7
Montgomery Academy 50, Brookstone (GA) 14
New Hope 44, Holly Pond 30
Opp 21, Flomaton 7
Pensacola Catholic (FL) 20, Mobile Christian 10
Pike Road 54, Calhoun 0
Providence Christian 42, New Brockton 13
Saint James 24, Bayside Academy 7
Susan Moore 54, West End 14
Walter Wellborn 39, Oak Grove 7
Westminster Christian 68, DAR 34
Winfield 19, Haleyville 13

Class 4A
Alabama Christian 20, Saks 12
American Christian 20, Trinity Presbyterian 0
Ashville 35, Ragland 0
Brooks 69, Lauderdale County 38
Childersburg 22, Shelby County 14
Cleburne County 60, Weaver 13
Dale County 34, Ariton 27
Good Hope 28, Carbon Hill 9
Handley 40, LaFayette 15
Headland 42, Straughn 14
Holtville 14, B.B. Comer 0
Jacksonville 56, J.B. Pennington 20
Lincoln 26, Southside-Gadsden 20
Montgomery Catholic 28, Tallassee 7
North Jackson 13, Guntsville 9
Oneonta 41, Priceville 7
Richland (TN) 7, Rogers 0
Sipsey Valley 35, Holt 22
St. John Paul II Catholic 46, Locust Fork 28
UMS-Wright 18, St. Paul’s Episcopal 13
West Limestone 21, Tanner 2
White Plains 42, Vincent 12
Williamson 17, Chickasaw 0 (preseason)
W.S. Neal 41, Greenville 7

Class 5A
Arab 28, Boaz 21
Ardmore 27, West Morgan 9
Bibb County 8, Greensboro 6
Briarcrest (TN) 44, Madison Academy 7
Carroll 47, B.T. Washington 20
Center Point 26, Philadelphia (MS) 20
Citronelle 37, Washington County 7
Corner 20, Northside 12
Dora 27, Cordova 15
Etowah 31, Gadsden City 23
Faith Academy 33, Alma Bryant 13
Greenville 12, Hillcrest-Evergreen 6
Jasper 21, Cullman 19
Jemison 49, Thorsby 20
John Carroll Catholic 35, St. Clair County 21
Pleasant Grove 32, Mortimer Jordan 25
Rehobeth 36, Ashford 22
Springville 28, Hayden 6
Sylacauga 20, Leeds 3
Vigor 38, Blount 7West Point 14, Fairview 8
Woodlawn 44, Sumter Central 20


Class 6A
B.C. Rain 22, LeFlore 0
Benjamin Russell 31, Beaurgard 0
Bessemer City 26, Huffman 7
Brookwood 30, West Blocton 26
Buckhorn 35, Madison County 21
Calera 27, Pelham 20
Fort Payne 28, Pell City 13
Gardendale 35, Mae Jemison 14
Gulf Shores 17, Satsuma 14
Helena 38, McAdory 14
Hueytown 32, Homewood 19
Jackson-Olin 26, Fairfield 24
Lee-Huntsville 49, Columbia 0
Muscle Shoals 42, Deshler 3
Opelika 10, Callaway (GA) 7
Oxford 48, Munford 6
Paul Bryant 20, Central-Tuscaloosa 0
Saraland 42, Andalusia 20
Stanhope Elmore 24, Chilton County 8
Wakulla (FL) 35, Eufaula 16
Wetumpka 35, Fairhope 24


Class 7A
Auburn 48, Wilcox Central 0
Austin 45, Hartselle 14
Brentwood Academy 41, Florence 14
Christian Brothers (TN) 40, Bob Jones 26
Grayson (GA) 23, James Clemens 13
Grissom 47, Hazel Green 27
Hewitt-Trussville 40, Pinson Valley 33
Huntsville 45, Decatur 14
Lee-Montgomery 7, Park Crossing 0
Mary Montgomery 35, Robertsdale 0
McGill-Toolen Catholic 37, Spanish Fort 7
Mountain Brook 35, Northridge 6
Murphy 19, Baldwin County 7
North Miami Beach (FL) 34, Enterprise 31
Oak Mountain 17, Chelsea 0
Prattville 39, Foley 0
Smiths Station 34, Russell County 6
Spain Park 35, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 27
Sparkman 35, Athens 10
Theodore 35, Daphne 21

Jamboree Games (non-counter games)
Brantley 26, Highland Home 21
Charles Henderson 12, Pike County 6 
Luverne 34, Geneva 12
Notasulga 46, Barbour County 7
Noxapater (MS) 26, Choctaw County 6
Phil Campbell 42, Hubbertville 20
Russellville 20, East Limestone 14 
Scottsboro 35, Sylvania 28
Selma 20, Dallas County 0
Shades Valley 27, Central Clay County 10 
Vestavia Hills 31, Briarwood Christian 0 

**Scores from AHSAA

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Spain Park High School’s Shawn Raney Named Alabama All-Star Head Coach for 2019 Alabama-Mississippi Game

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MONTGOMERY – Spain Park High School head football coach Shawn Raney will be the head coach for the Alabama All-Star football squad for the 33st annual Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game next December.  The game will be played at Hattiesburg (MS) on the campus of the University of Southern Mississippi on Saturday, December, 14.

Jamie Lee, Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA) made the announcement at the 2019 Kickoff Classic press conference Thursday at the AHSAA office. The AHSADCA, in conjunction with the Mississippi Association of Coaches (MAC) administers the all-star game each year.

Alabama lost to Mississippi 24-20 last year at Cramton Bowl but still holds a 22-10 edge in the series heading into this year’s game.

The head football coach at Spain Park High School for the last six years, Raney has compiled a 44-23 record with the Jaguars. He guided Spain Park to the 2015 Class 7A state finals before falling to McGill-Toolen 14-12. His team won the Region 3 title in 2015 a 7-0 record.  As an assistant coach, Raney served as defensive coordinator for three years at Hoover, helping the Bucs win the 6A state title in 2012.  Hoover reached the state finals in 2011 and 2010 finishing as state runner-up.

“I am excited and humbled to be selected to serve as head coach of the Alabama all-stars,” said Raney, who served as defensive coordinator on the 2018 Alabama All-Star coaching staff.  “Not growing up in Alabama, I was truly humbled when I was asked to coach in the game for the first time in 2013, and even more humbled when Coach (Josh) Niblett asked me to be his defensive coordinator in the game last year. But to be chosen as the head coach is even more humbling.”

Alabama lost 42-7 in Hattiesburg in 2017 and Alabama won 25-14 at Cramton Bowl in 2016. The annual game, which pits the top high school senior players from Alabama and Mississippi, has been played yearly since 1988. Mississippi has won both games played in Mississippi (2015 and 2017). Alabama has a 22-8 edge in all games played in Alabama.  Hoover High School’s Josh Niblett was Alabama head coach in 2018.

“Coach Raney is one of our state’s most outstanding high school head coaches,” said Lee. “The rest of the staff is also outstanding. They are already working hard on the player selection process.”

Lee also announced the coaches selected to complete the Alabama All-Star staff. Assistant coaches include Jamey DuBose, Central-Phenix City; Darrell Higgins, Mars Hill Bible; Ben Berguson, Homewood; Jon Clements, Corner; Adrian Abrams, Minor; Doug Vickery, Flomaton; Tim Vakakes, Jackson-Olin; and Brian Maner (scout coach), Spain Park.

ALABAMA-MISSISSIPPI ALL-STAR GAME HISTORY

Year-by-Year
2018 Mississippi 24 Alabama 20
2017 Mississippi 42 Alabama 7 Hattiesburg
2016 Alabama 25 Mississippi 14
2015 Mississippi 28 Alabama 21 Hattiesburg
2014 Alabama 36 Mississippi 30
2013 Alabama 21 Mississippi 17
2012 Alabama 21 Mississippi 16
2011 Alabama 31 Mississippi 12
2010 Alabama 24 Mississippi 17 (2 OT)
2009 Alabama 21 Mississippi 13
2008 Alabama 28 Mississippi 3
2007 Mississippi 26 Alabama 7 December
2007 Alabama 51 Mississippi 14 June
2006 Alabama 24 Mississippi 3
2005 Mississippi 21 Alabama 18
2004 Alabama 24 Mississippi 22
2003 Alabama 24 Mississippi 16
2002 Alabama 29 Mississippi 17
2001 Alabama 33 Mississippi 14
2000 Alabama 16 Mississippi 9
1999 Alabama 28 Mississippi 24
1998 Mississippi 9 Alabama 0
1997 Alabama 10 Mississippi 6
1996 Alabama 17 Mississippi 14
1995 Mississippi 37 Alabama 9
1994 Mississippi 24 Alabama 10
1993 Mississippi 17 Alabama 6
1992 Mississippi 17 Alabama 14
1991 Alabama 15 Mississippi 13
1990 Alabama 21 Mississippi 14 (OT)
1989 Alabama 24 Mississippi 21 (4 OT)
1988 Alabama 24 Mississippi 21 (3 OT)

SERIES HISTORY: Alabama holds a 22-10 lead.

Photo and article courtesy of AHSAA.

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Dr James Robinson and Encore Rehabilitation President Paul Henderson

Dr James Robinson Univeristy of AL team MD Paul Henderson All Star July 2019

Encore Rehabilitation President Paul Henderson enjoyed spending time with Dr. James Robinson, Head Team Physician for The University of Alabama, during the AHSAA All-Star Week. Sports Medicine is a passion for both men as they work to keep athletes safe, healthy, and injury-free.

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AHSAA Summer Conference with Encore Rehabilitation President Paul Henderson
AHSAA All Star Paul Henderson July 2019 revised⁦‪
Encore Rehabilitation, Inc. was represented well at the 2019 Alabama High School Athletic Association All-Star Summer Conference!
Encore Sports Medicine Athletic Trainers provided sports medicine services at all the games while the Encore Rehabilitation Marketing Team participated in the Summer Conference Expo.
Pictured here are President and co-founder Paul Henderson with Coach Doug Barfield, Director of Business Development Gary Barfield, and Director of Recruiting John Henderson.
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Live Streaming of 2019 AHSAA All-Star Week

AHSAA ALL-STAR WEEK Live Streaming available

The 2019 AHSAA All-Star Sports Week North-South competition gets underway tonight with baseball at Riverwalk Stadium beginning at 4 p.m., and the girls’ and boys’ basketball games at 5 and 7 p.m., respectively at Alabama State University. Check out the live action produced by the Central-Phenix City High School NFHS Network School Broadcast Program, executive producer Tim Loreman, on the NFHS Network’s subscriber-based network this week at the following links:

Baseball – July 16, 4 p.m. and 6 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gamfd1b0b915b

 

Girls Basketball – July 16, 5 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gam3f772d87ff

 

Boys Basketball – July 16, 7 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gam2fbbf9493d

 

Softball – July 17, 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gam6cfe9fbf5d

 

Girls Soccer – July 17, 5 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gam30244154dd

 

Boys Soccer – July 17, 7 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gam5fa5c4053d

 

Volleyball – July 18, 4 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gamdcca0ee130

 

Football – July 18, 7 p.m.

https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/centralphenix-city-high-school-phenix-city-al/gamcac055cd38

 

The Sportsmanship Banquet on Friday, July 19 at noon; the Championship Coaches Banquet on Friday, July 19 at 6 p.m.; and the AHSAA Officials Awards Banquet on Saturday, July 20 at 11:30 a.m. will also be live-streamed over the NFHS Network. Links will be available soon.

 

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AHSAA Champions Challenge changed to AHSAA Kickoff Classic

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Two Games set for 14th annual Season-opening Event
AHSAA Champions Challenge is now the AHSAA Kickoff Classic
      MONTGOMERY – The AHSAA Champions Challenge Football Classic will have a new name, “The AHSAA Kickoff Classic,” when it kicks off the 2019 prep football season at Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl August 22-23, and it also has two exciting games set for 2019.

Montgomery rivals Jeff Davis and Carver-Montgomery will play on Thursday night, August 22, in the first game of the 14th annual football extravaganza. Defending Class 7A state football champion Central-Phenix City and perennial powerhouse Hoover will tangle in Friday’s game on August 23. Both games kick off at 7 p.m., and will be live-streamed over the NFHS Network.

”We are excited about new name of this important event and equally excited about the two games we have set,” said Alabama High School Athletic Directs & Coaches Association (AHSADCA) Director Jamie Lee. “The Champions Challenge has been the “official” start of the AHSAA football season for more the last 13 years. The new name for the event, the AHSAA Kickoff Classic, aptly describes the importance of these games.”

Lee said while the name has been changed from the Champions Challenge, the event will continue to be an ideal way to start prep football season.

“The Kickoff Classic will showcase one of the state’s top rivalries, Jeff Davis versus Carver-Montgomery, on Thursday,” he said. “And on Friday night, two of our premiere 7A programs will battle when Hoover and Central-Phenix City play.  The field will be full of future college talent both nights and will be a great way to kick off our season. We are thankful to all of these programs for committing to this year’s AHSAA Kickoff Classic, and we look forward to watching all of our teams in the AHSAA compete during the season.”

Central (14-0) and Hoover (9-4) will be meeting for the second time in the season-opening classic. The Bucs won 23-7 in the 2016 Classic on the way to a 12-2 season and its 11th state title later that season. The Bucs also won the state crown in 2017.

The Red Devils of Coach Jamey DuBose are coming off a 14-0 season, including a 52-7 win over 2018 Champions Challenge winner Thompson in the Class 7A Super 7 state championship game at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Thompson beat Hoover in the 7A semifinals in 2018.

Central is making its second appearance in the AHSAA Kickoff Classic. Hoover is 3-0 in three previous Classic appearances. DuBose (125-38) and Hoover Coach Josh Niblett (203-52) have squared off in the state finals three times when DuBose was head coach at Prattville. His Lions won in 2008 and 2011 and Niblett’s Bucs in 2009. The two faced each other again in the 2013 Class 6A quarterfinals with Hoover edging DuBose’s Florence squad 22-21. Central and Hoover have played twice (1978 and 1996) with the Bucs winning both times.

Carver (8-3) and Jeff Davis (3-7) are meeting for the 51st time in the Montgomery rivalry. Coach James Thompson (39-14), now in his second year as head coach, made great strides with Carver (8-3) in 2018. He came to the Wolverines from Pickens County where he compiled a 31-11 record and reached the 1A stat finals two year in a row. The Wolverines reached the Class 6A state playoffs last season with a rugged battle for the Region 2 title evolving between arch-rivals Carver, Sidney Lanier and Park Crossing.

Jeff Davis, coached by Lee Carter, started last season with four straight setbacks but went 3-3 the rest of the year. That momentum has the Vols excited about 2019. Carter is 26-37 at Jeff Davis in six seasons with three state playoff appearances.  Jeff Davis holds a 36-14 edge in its series with Carver, including winning three of the last four years. Thompson’s tenure with the Wolverines began last year with a season-opening 19-3 win over the Vols to snap a three-game DJ winning streak.

A total of 52 different schools have participated in the AHSAA’s season-opening classic since its inception in 2006 with teams from each of the eight districts and seven classifications taking part over the years. Carver is making its fourth appearance while Jeff Davis is making its AHSAA Kickoff Classic debut.

The games will be live-streamed by the NFHS Network and broadcast by the AHSAA Radio Network.

AHSAA KICKOFF CLASSIC /
CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE HISTORY

2018
Clarke County 20, Sweet Water 14
Thompson 38, James Clemens 7
2017
Hewitt-Trussville 49, Pell City 10
Maplesville 20, Fyffe 7
2016
Andalusia 34, Brooks 13
Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 42, Demopolis 7
Hoover 23, Central-Phenix City 7
2015
Bob Jones 37, Carver-Montgomery 30
Gordo 28, Glencoe 21
Madison Academy 19, Leeds 14
2014
Spanish Fort 42, Stanhope Elmore 14
Opelika 20, Carver-Montgomery 16
Dadeville 14, Piedmont 8
2013
Benjamin Russell 28, Walker 14
Straughn 35, Walter Wellborn 26
Bob Jones 23, Enterprise 20
2012
Spanish Fort 33, Muscle Shoals 22
Central of Clay County 25, Beauregard 13
McGill-Toolen 27, Northridge 0
2011
Hueytown 36, Thomasville 27
Hamilton 38, Sweet Water 35
Daphne 24, Clay-Chalkville 21

2010
Opelika 34, Greenville 6
Auburn 30, Spain Park 3
Jackson 30, Trinity 8

2009
Prattville 37, Carver-Montgomery 0
T.R. Miller 27, Leeds 7
Hoover 32, Oxford 27

2008
Prattville vs. Oxford, canceled due to inclement weather

2007
Prattville 36, North Gwinnett, Ga. 3

2006
Hoover 38, UMS-Wright 0
Clay-County 41, Addison 6

ALL TIME RECORDS (2006 – 2018)

SCHOOL                               DIS.    CL.     W-L    PTS   OPP
Hoover                      D-5      7A       3-0       93        34
Bob Jones                            D-8      7A       2-0       60        50
Opelika                              D-4      6A       2-0       54        22
Spanish Fort                         D-1      6A       2-0       75        36
Andalusia                              D-2      4A       1-0       34        13
Auburn                                  D-4      7A       1-0       30          3
Benjamin Russell                 D-4      6A       1-0       28        14
Central, Clay County**       D-6      5A       1-0       25        13
Clarke County                      D-1      4A       1-0       20        14
Clay County**                      D-6      3A       1-0       41          6
Dadeville                              D-4      4A       1-0       14          8
Daphne                                 D-1      6A       1-0       24        21
Gordo                                    D-7      3A       1-0       28        21
Hamilton                              D-7      4A       1-0       38        35
Hewitt-Trussville                D-5      7A       1-0       49        10

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa            D-5      6A       1-0       42          7

Hueytown                              D-5      5A       1-0       36        27
Jackson                                   D-1      5A       1-0       30          8
Madison Academy                D-8      3A       1-0       19        14
Maplesville                            D-3      1A       1-0       20          7
McGill-Toolen Catholic        D-1      7A       1-0       27          0
Prattville*                              D-3      7A       1-0       36          3
Straughn                                D-2      3A       1-0       35        26
Thompson                             D-5      7A       1-0       38          7
T.R. Miller                              D-1      3A       1-0       27          7
Addison                                 D-7      1A       0-1         6        41
Beauregard                           D-4      5A       0-1       13        25
Brooks                                    D-7      4A       0-1       13        34
Central, Phenix City            D-4      7A       0-1         7        23
Clay-Chalkville                     D-5      6A       0-1       21        24
Demopolis                             D-3      5A       0-1         7        42
Enterprise                             D-2      7A       0-1       20        23
Fyffe                                       D-8      1A       0-1         7        20

Glencoe                                   D-6      3A       0-1       21        28
Greenville                               D-2      5A       0-1         6        34
James Clemens                       D-8      7A       0-1         7        38
Muscle Shoals                        D-7      6A       0-1       22        33
North Gwinnett, GA           GA      7A       0-1         3        36
Northridge                             D-5      6A       0-1         0        27
Oxford                                    D-6      6A       0-1       27        32
Piedmont                               D-6      3A       0-1         8        14
Pell City                                  D-6      6A       0-1       10        49
Spain Park                             D-5      7A       0-1         3        30
Stanhope Elmore                  D-4      6A       0-1       14        42
Thomasville                           D-3      4A       0-1       27        36
Trinity Presbyterian             D-3      4A       0-1         8        30
UMS-Wright                           D-1      4A       0-1         0        38
Walker                                    D-5      5A       0-1       14        28
Walter Wellborn                   D-6      3A       0-1       26        35
Carver-Montgomery            D-3      6A       0-2       46        94
Leeds                                      D-5      4A       0-2       21        46
Sweet Water                          D-3      1A       0-2       49        58
TOTAL                                                        31-31     949      949     

*-Scheduled to play in 2008 but cancelled due to inclement weather
**-Clay County merged with Lineville in 2012 to form Central, Clay County

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AHSAA Wrestling Duals Tournament Final Pairings & Semi-Finals Results

AHSAA 2019 Duals Wrestling Tournament


CLASS 1A-5A


FIRST ROUND

Saint James 66, Elmore County 18
Tallassee 72, Pike Road 9
Cleburne County has bye
Ranburne has bye
Alexandria 39, Moody 36
Hayden 36, Southside-Gadsden 34
Scottsboro 75, Corner 0
Arab 63, Jasper 12


SECOND ROUND
Saint James 46, Tallassee 27
Ranburne 51, Cleburne County 25
Hayden 39, Alexandria 36
Scottsboro 38, Arab 34

SEMIFINALS
Saint James 57, Ranburne 24
Scottsboro 54, Hayden 24

CLASS 1A/5A FINALS
Birmingham CrossPlex Bill Harris Arena
Jan. 25, 6 p.m.
Saint James vs. Scottsboro (weigh in, 5 p.m.)


CLASS 6A

FIRST ROUND
Spanish Fort 71, Stanhope Elmore 7
Wetumpka 36, Gulf Shores 33
Oxford 64, Northridge 9
McAdory 51, Benjamin Russell 27
Chelsea 53, Clay-Chalkville 30
Gardendale 51, Homewood 21
Fort Payne 39, Hartselle 35
Mae Jemison 54, Decatur 27
SECOND ROUND
Wetumpka 42, Spanish Fort 21
Oxford 38, McAdory 32
Gardendale 42, Chelsea 34
Mae Jemison 41, Fort Payne 36
SEMIFINALS
Oxford 33, Wetumpka 28
Gardendale 45, Mae Jemison 25

CLASS 6A FINALS
Birmingham CrossPlex Bill Harris Arena
Jan. 25, 6 p.m.
Oxford vs. Gardendale (weigh in, 5 p.m.)

CLASS 7A


FIRST ROUND
Hoover 36, Smiths Station 27
Thompson 61, Thompson 12
Vestavia Hills 50, Huntsville 21
Bob Jones 56, Hewitt-Trussville 12
SEMIFINALS
Thompson 57, Hoover 7
Bob Jones 38, Vestavia Hills 25

CLASS 7A FINALS
Birmingham CrossPlex Bill Harris Arena
Jan. 25, 6 p.m.
Thompson vs. Bob Jones (weigh in, 5 p.m.)

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Mississippi wins 2018 Alabama-Mississippi Football Classic

2018 Alabama-Mississippi Football Classic #EncoreRehab

MONTGOMERY – Mississippi’s All-Stars edged Alabama 24-20 Monday night to win for the first time in the 33-game football series at Cramton Bowl.

The Alabama-Mississippi Classic, a game sponsored by the AHSAA and administered by the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA) in conjunction with the Mississippi Association of Coaches (MAC), played its first 24 games from 1988 to 2010 at Ladd-Peebles Stadium and one game at Troy University. The game moved to Cramton Bowl in 2011 and began a rotation with Hattiesburg (MS) 2015.

Alabama, which holds a 22-10 edge in the series despite two losses in a row, won the first five games at Cramton Bowl and are 0-2 in games played in Mississippi.

For complete stats of the game, click here: 2018 Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game[4]

Running back Jarod Conner of Hattiesburg rushed 18 times for 112 yards and two touchdowns to lead Mississippi to its first Cramton Bowl win. He moved from his running back position to quarterback in the second period and helped jump-start a sluggish offense that found its running game with the one-two punch of Conner and Tupelo’s Jaquerrious Williams. Conner scored the first two Mississippi touchdowns on runs of 2 and 6 yards and Williams finished with 94 yards on 20 carries and scored the final TD on a 13-yard run early in the fourth quarter. Conner was selected MVP for Mississippi, coached by Clarksdale’s Henry Johnson.

Alabama’s All-Stars, coached by Hoover’s Josh Niblett, moved the ball well on its first two possessions, but came away with only one score. The first drive stalled inside the 25 and a 41-yard field attempt by Hoover’s Will Reichard was wide to the left.

The defense got the ball back near midfield when Jackson defensive back Nehemiah Pritchett intercepted Oak Grove (MS) quarterback John Rhys Plumlee’s pass on the next series and return it 36 yards to the Mississippi 49.

Pinson Valley quarterback Bo Nix dazzled the fans with two pas connections with Hoover receiver George Pickens – the last one covering 13 yards for a touchdown to cap the 49-yard, six-play march. Reichard’s PAT made it 7-0 with 5:27 left in  the first quarter.

Mississippi recovered a fumble near midfield with 6:05 left in the half and took advantage late in the second period climaxing an 11-play, 44-yard drive that followed with Conner’s 2-yard TD run with 1:19 left in the half. Tucker Barefoot of Clinton tied the game with his PAT kick.

Conner capped a 75-yard, nine-play drive to start the second half with a 6-yard TD run, and  Williams extended the lead to 21-7 early in the fourth quarter with a 13-yard TD run.

Central-Phenix City’s Peter Parrish culminated a 12-play, 75-yard march midway through the final period with a 3-yard TD pass to tight end Michael Vice to cut the lead to 21-14.

Mississippi place-kicker Tucker Barefoot, who missed two field goals, nailed  43-yarder with 35 seconds left to extend the lead to 24-14. Alabama, however, wasn’t through. Pickens made a spectacular grab in the end zone for a 32-yard touchdown from Nix on the final play – capping a 75-yard drive in the final 35 seconds to close the game at 24-20.

Pickens earned MVP honors with nine catches for 155 yards and two touchdowns. The nine catches tied the Alabama-Mississippi series record for most catches in a game and the 155 yards set a new record.

Mississippi finished with 257 yards rushing and 133 passing for 390 total yards. Alabama had just 57 yards rushing but Parrish and Nix combined to complete 16-of-39 passes for 237 yards. Nix was 9-of-22 for 162 yards and two TDs, and Parrish was 7-of-17 for 75 yards and a score. Tre Ross of Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa caught two passes for 33 yards, Lanett’s Trikweze Bridges had two catches for 10 yards and Jackson-Olin’s A.J. Toney had a 28-yard reception. Amontae Spivey of Central-Phenix City led all Alabama rushers with 29 yards on seven carries.

Oxford linebacker Kendall McCallum led Alabama’s defense with 10 tackles, Pritchett had nine and Fultondale’s Ja’Len Sims and Jackson-Olin’s LaVonta Bentley had eight each. Horn Lake’s Nakobe Dean had eight stops for Mississippi.

Encore Sports Medicine is proud to be the Official Provider of Sports Medicine for the Alabama High School Athletic Association and numerous High Schools and Colleges throughout Alabama and Mississippi.

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2018 Alabama All-Star Football Roster for 32nd Alabama-Mississippi Game

Kim Jones -“like I can conquer the world” with Encore Rehabilitation-Phenix City

Dr. James Andrews and Encore Rehabilitation President Paul Henderson

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AHSAA FOOTBALL Super 7 Pairings & Round 4 Results

AHSAA State Football Playoffs

Semifinal Results

CLASS 1A

Linden 16, Maplesville 8

Mars Hill Bible 20, Pickens County 12

CLASS 2A

Luverne 30, Highland Home 12

Fyffe 49, Aliceville 8

CLASS 3A

Flomaton 34, Providence Christian 33

Piedmont 26, Randolph County 21

CLASS 4A

UMS-Wright 24, Andalusia 3

Deshler 35, Oneonta 20

CLASS 5A

Vigor 38, Greenville 16

Central-Clay County 20, Mortimer Jordan 17

CLASS 6A

Saraland 22, Wetumpka 21

Pinson Valley 28, Clay-Chalkville 20

CLASS 7A

(Played Nov. 23)

Central-Phenix City 34, Lee-Montgomery 27

Thompson 31, Hoover 28

AHSAA Super 7 Championships

At Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn

(Home team listed second)

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5

UNIFIED GAME

Vestavia Hills vs. Baldwin County, 3:30 p.m.

CLASS 7A

Central-Phenix City (13-0) vs. Thompson (12-1), 7 p.m.

THURSDAY, DEC. 6

CLASS 3A

Piedmont (12-2) vs. Flomaton (11-3), 11 a.m.

CLASS 1A

Linden (13-0) vs. Mars Hill Bible (13-1), 3 p.m.

CLASS 5A

Vigor (13-1) vs. Central-Clay County (11-3), 7

p.m.

FRIDAY, DEC. 7

CLASS 4A

UMS-Wright (13-0) VS. Deshler (9-5), 11 a.m.

CLASS 2A

Fyffe (14-0) vs. Luverne (13-1), 3 p.m.

CLASS 6A

Pinson Valley (12-1) vs. Saraland (13-1), 7 p.m.

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