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Alabama All-Star Basketball Teams Announced for AL-MS Basketball Classic
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MONTGOMERY – Ten high school seniors who will be participating in the 99th AHSAA State Basketball Championships this week are among the 24 players selected to represent Alabama in the upcoming 31st annual Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Girls’ and Boys’ Basketball Classic to be played March 12 at Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl Multiplex.
     Jamie Lee, Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA), announced the squads Sunday. The teams, consisting of 12 boys and 12 girls, were selected from coaches’ nominations by the AHSADCA All-Star Selection Committee.
    The Alabama girls’ team will be coached by Spain Park’s Mike Chase and Madison Academy’s Alissa Flowers. Cold Springs coach Tammy West will serve as the girls’ team administrative coach. The Alabama boys’ coaches Steve Ward of Huffman and Shumbe Hunter of Williamson. Thompson coach Dru Powell is the administrative coach.
     Headlining the boys’ squad are six players who will be on the court this week at the AHSAA State Basketball Championships, which got underway Feb. 26-27 with the 4A semifinals and 5A semifinals at Bill Harris Arena. Play continues March 1-6 with the Class 6A girls’ and boys’ semifinals at UAB’s Bartow Arena Monday and the Class 3A girls’ and boys’ semifinals at Bill Harris Arena. Class 7A semifinals will be Tuesday at Bartow Arena and Class 1A semifinals are set for Bill Harris Arena. The 6A and 7A championship games will be at Bartow Arena on Wednesday and the Class 2A semifinals will be at Bill Harris Arena. The remaining championship games will be held at Bill Harris Arena on Thursday (4A and 5A), Friday (3A and 1A) and Saturday (2A). Play begins each day at 9 a.m.
    Ramsay 6-foot-11 center KeShawn Murphy, Lee-Huntsville 6-6 guard Kaleb Brown,  Calhoun 6-4 guard Jerdarrian “J.D.” Davison of Calhoun and Spain Park 6-3 guard Cameron Crawford highlight the players on the Alabama boys’ squad still competing in the state tourney. Murphy, a Mississippi State signee, led Ramsay to a 58-40 win over Sipsey Valley in the Class 5A semifinals Saturday. He had 18 points, six rebounds, two assists, two blocked shots and several thunderous dunks in the win. Brown, a Missouri signee, had 10 points, including the first bucket the following his steal, as Lee beat Sylacauga 67-25. He left the game late in the first quarter after suffering a minor injury and as a precaution, did not return the game, said his coach and father Greg Brown. Lee and Ramsay meet in the Class 5A finals Thursday (4:30 p.m.) at Bill Harris Arena. 
    Davison, an Alabama signee and MVP of the 2020 Class 2A state tourney, will be in the lineup for Calhoun at Bill Harris Arena on Wednesday in the semifinals against Midfield. Spain Park’s Crawford will be in action at Bartow Arena Tuesday when the Jaguars face Enterprise in the 7A semifinals at 4:30 p.m.
    Six girls selected to the Alabama All-Star squad are set to compete in this week’s State Tourney with three, Anniston guard Allasha Dudley, Mae Jemison guard Saniah Parker and Birmingham-Carver guard Randrea Wright each leading their teams semifinal wins at Bill Harris Arena over the weekend. Dudley sparked Anniston to s 50-34 win over Jackson on Friday in the 4A semifinals scoring 20 points, handing out two assists and totaling five steals. The Lady Bulldogs will play Rogers in the 4A finals at Bill Harris Arena at 9 a.m., Thursday.
    Parker and Wright will be leading their teams into the Class 5A finals at Bill Harris Arena Thursday at 2 p.m.  Parker had a game-high 23 points and nine assists and also had 10 rebounds and six steals at the Jaguars beat defending state champion Charles Henderson 76-37 in the 5A semifinals Saturday. Wright had 23 points and five assists to lead the Rams past Marbury 70-40 in the other 5A semifinal.
   Also competing in the state tourney this week are all-star selections Grace Watson of defending 6A state champion Hazel Green, Nya Valentine of 6A McGill-Toolen Catholic and Amiya Payne of 7A semifinalist Hewitt-Trussville. Watson, a 6-0 forward and Delta State signee, and Valentine, a 5-3 point guard, go head-to-head at 9 a.m. in the semifinals Monday at Bartow Arena. Payne, a 6-0 guard heading to Middle Tennessee, will make her debut Tuesday at Bartow Arena when the Huskies take on Theodore at 2 p.m., in the 7A semifinals.
     Tennessee signee 6-3 center Karoline Striplin of Geneva County, also headlines the Alabama girls’ squad.
     Alabama’s girls won last year’s game at Mississippi 70-63, and the Alabama boys won 118-97. Alabama holds a 16-14 edge in both series, which date back to 1991.
     The teams include:

2021 Alabama All-Star Roster (Girls)
PlayerSchoolPos.Ht
Maya CunninghamPleasant GroveG5’10
Allasha DudleyAnnistonG5’6
Saniah ParkerMae JemisonG5’10
Amiya PayneHewitt-TrussvilleG6’0
Kaitlin PetersonEufaulaPG5’8
Sara PuckettMuscle ShoalsG6’2
Jirah RogersEast LimestoneP6’1
Karoline StriplinGeneva CountyC6’3
Nya ValentineMcGill-ToolenPG5’3
Jenna WalkerPricevillePG5’8
Grace WatsonHazel GreenF6’0
Randrea WrightCarver – BirminghamG5’7
All-Star Coaches (Girls)
Mike ChaseSpain Park
Alissa FlowersMadison Academy
Tammy WestCold Springs (Administrative)
Team Trainer
DeShena ThomasEncore Sports Medicine 
2021 Alabama All-Star Roster (Boys)
PlayerSchoolPos.Ht
Jordan BellWilliamsonSF6’4
Kaleb BrownLee – HuntsvilleG6’6
Cameron CrawfordSpain ParkG6’3
Jerdarrian (J.D.) DavisonCalhounPG6’4
Dwayne (D.J.) FairleyHooverSG6’2
Bryson HallTuscaloosa CountySF6’8
Grant HopkinsThompsonPG6’0
Riley LeonardFairhopeG6’4
Keshawn MurphyRamsayF6’11
Brody PeeblesHartselleG6’3
Dawson SarblahGreenvilleG6’6
Rayquan TaylorCarver – MontgomeryF6’10
All-Star Coaches (Girls)
Steve WardHuffman
Shumbe HunterWilliamson
Dru PowellThompson (Adminstrative)
Team Trainer
Christi HurdEncore Sports Medicine

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Encore Sports Medicine works to Prevent Baseball Injuries

Preparing for Baseball Season!

Our Physical Therapists and Athletic Trainers are being trained to screen baseball pitchers all over the Gulf Coast for injury causing mechanisms. Our goal is to prevent injuries BEFORE they happen, allowing our baseball pitchers to start the season right! Our Sports Medicine Team seamlessly works together to be your Sports Medicine Resource!

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Nykeia Bell is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Opp
Congratulations to Nykeia Bell, Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Opp!

We are happy to select Nykeia Bell as the Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Opp!

Nykeia is a Senior at Opp High School where she competes in Basketball. Nykeia plans to pursue a career as a Physical Therapist.

Nykeia is the daughter of Lateica Stoudemire and Brandy Bell.

Congratulations, Nykeia! We are very proud of you!

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Chandler Pyron is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Opp

Addison Jacobs is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Opp

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Jadyn Rausch is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan East

Congratulations to Jadyn Rausch, Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan East!

Jadyn is a Middle School multi-sport athlete participating in softball, volleyball, and basketball for the Houston County Lions. In the future, she would like to play Collegiate Division 1 Softball and major in education, while also doing a minor in sports management. In her spare time, she enjoys playing sports, playing with her dogs, and hanging out with her friends and family. 

Jadyn is the daughter of Eric and Amanda Rausch.

Congratulations on your progress, Jadyn! We are so proud of you!

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Joshua Brown is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach

Congratulations to Joshua Brown, Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach!

Joshua is a Junior who plays Football for the Long Beach Bearcats. His future plans include becoming a Mechanical Engineer.

Joshua is the son of Gwendolyn Brown.

We are proud of you, Joshua, and wish you the best of success in your future endeavors!

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62nd Annual AHSAA North and South All Star Football, Dec. 18, 2020 at the University of South Alabama
AHSAA North South Football Game, Dec. 18, 2020 at the University of South Alabama. #EncoreSportsMedicine - we'll see you at the games!

62nd North-South All-Star Football Game

     MONTGOMERY – The North and South All-Star football squads have reported to Mobile and begun preparations for the 62nd annual North-South All-Star Football Classic. The game will be played for the first time at the University of South Alabama’s new Hancock Whitney Stadium Friday, December 18, with kickoff set for 7 p.m.
     “We are very excited to be playing this game in December and to be playing at USA’s beautiful Hancock Whitney Stadium,” said Jamie Lee,  Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA) which hosts the annual game. Lee added, “We are also thankful for the City of Mobile, the Mobile Sports Authority and the University of South Alabama for their interest and support of one of our premiere events. We look forward to partnering with them the next three years.”
       The contract is a three-year agreement including 2020, 2021 and 2022. Mobile was home to the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic from 1988 to 2010.  
       The AHSADCA, which operates under the auspices of the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) manages the AHSAA’s oldest all-star game.  The North-South Classic got its start in Tuscaloosa in 1948. It was played yearly through 1984. It was discontinued from 1985-1996 and brought back in 1997 as part of the AHSAA Summer Conference and AHSADCA All-Star Sports Week. It was played at Cramton Bowl from 1997-2004, then moved to December and played at Troy University’s Veterans Stadium for two years in 2004 and 2005; moved to Alabama A&M University (2007-2010) when the AHSAA Summer Conference relocated to Huntsville due to renovations in Montgomery and was played in July. The North-South game returned to Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl when the Summer Conference returned to the Capital City in 2011 and has been played there every year since as part of All-Star Sports Week.
     The 61st game was cancelled due to COVID 19 concerns this past summer. The 62nd game was scheduled to be moved to December beginning this year.
     Some of the state’s top high school, college and professional football standouts have played in the North-South Game – including Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan (1968), Auburn All-America receiver Terry Beasley (1968), Green Bay Packers great Bart Starr (1952), and Alabama All-America linebacker and NFL All-Pro Cornelius Bennett grabbed MVP honors in the 1983 game. Decatur High School teammates Joe Brewer and Bobby Golden earned CO-MVP honors in the first game played in 1948.
     The teams are scheduled to check in Tuesday morning at 9:30 a.m. North head coach Jeff Smith of Walter Wellborn High School and South head coach Earnest Hill of McGill-Toolen Catholic will conduct one practice today at 7 p.m. The North will be at the USA Jaguar Training Center and the South will be at Hancock Whitney Stadium.”
     The North will be at Hancock Whitney Stadium on Wednesday for a 9 a.m. practice, and the South will be at the Jaguar Training Center. The teams will swap locations Wednesday afternoon for the scheduled 2 p.m. practice sessions. The teams will have two more practices Thursday. The game will kick off at 7 p.m., on Friday and will be  televised live by WTOM TV over the AHSAA TV Network and will be live-streamed over the NFHS Network. The AHSAA Radio Network is also broadcasting the game live over its  statewide radio network.
     All tickets must be purchased though GOFAN at https://gofan.co/app/school/AHSAA

No paper tickets will be sold.
     Compete rosters for this week’s games can be found online at the following link: 
https://www.ahsaa.com/Sports/Football/2020-North-South-Football-Game-information
    

South Team Roster

#PosFirstLastSchoolCoach
3DBLaquariousNelmsAuburnAdam Winegarden
4WRKenuwynDixonBrantleyRoland Jones
6RBJacquezTrammellValleyAdam Hunter
7DBWillSnyderGoshenBart Snyder
10DBKameronGraysMattie T. BlountLev Holly
11QBMelvinWilliamsMattie T. BlountLev Holly
12QBKarsonGreenSaralandJeff Kelly
14RBReginaldDavisLee – MontgomeryEric Hudson
15K/PForrestTaylorFoleyDeric Scott
16DBWalterTatumNotalsugaAnthony Jones
18ATHSpencerArceneauxMcGill-ToolenEarnest Hill
20RBEricWattsOpelikaErik Speakman
21DBJadenMosleyMcGill-ToolenEarnest Hill
30RBKelstonFikesLeroyJason Massey
33LBAnthonyColemanPrattvilleCaleb Ross
34DEChipMorganAndalusiaTrent Taylor
50OLJoshuaDunnamSaralandJeff Kelly
52LBWaltonCherryTrinity PresbyterianGranger Shook
53LBZhivagoMcNeil, Jr.Mobile ChristianRonnie Cottrell
54LBJoshuaYoungCarver – MontgomeryJames Thompson
55LBChristianBurkhalterSpanish FortBen Blackmon
56DLTre’VonMooreOpelikaErik Speakman
57OLWilsonHillReeltownMatt Johnson
58OLLandonKinardBibb CountyMatt Geohagan
59OLJackMyersSpanish FortBen Blackmon
63OLCortBradleyAuburnAdam Winegarden
64OLPeytonMaplesSt. Paul’s EpiscopalSteve Mask
65OLConnerHowardMattie T. BlountLev Holly
81TEByronMillsap, IIMcGill-ToolenEarnest Hill
82DEQuinderriousRushCentral – HaynevilleMichael Perry, Jr.
83WRMylesButlerMontgomery CatholicAubrey Blackwell
84WRJavonteGraves-BillipsSt. Paul’s EpiscopalSteve Mask
85WRHarrisonWallacePike RoadPatrick Browning
90DLJerryBetheaFairhopeTim Carter
91DLKejaunCasonAuburnAdam Winegarden
93DLLoganBrowningBibb CountyMatt Geohagan
94DLRenardWilliamsCarver – MontgomeryJames Thompson

Coaching Staff:

EarnestHillMcGill-ToolenHead Coach
MattJohnsonReeltown 
MattGeohagonBibb County 
RandyBryantZion Chapel 
JoshMcClendonGreenville 
AnthonyJonesNotasulga 
FredrickNewtonLoachapoka 
MarkHeatonBaldwin CountyAdministrative
LevHollyMattie T. BlountAdministrative

North Team Roster

#PosFirstLastSchoolCoach
2DBHunterOglenGordoRyan Lolley
3WRKameronThomasRamsayRueben Nelson
4QBAverySeatonMadison AcademyBob Godsey
5RBCalvinSpinksWalter WellbornJeff Smith
6DBMartaviousDavisEtowahRyan Locke
8DBTravisPearsonFairfieldKeon Handley, Sr,.
9ATHJettSmithWalter WellbornJeff Smith
11RBTrentDavisEtowahRyan Locke
12QBZyquezPerrymanPleasant GroveDarrell LeBeaux
14RBDamienTaylorTuscaloosa CountyJay Todd
20RBJevonJacksonAustinJeremy Perkins
21DBWalkerLylesPelhamTom Causey
22K/PSalvadorLopezPelhamTom Causey
26DBNoahFullerOhatcheeScott Martin
27LBAidenSimpsonOhatcheeScott Martin
28LBLukeWelshSpring GardenJason Howard
30LBTyrellMayberryGordoRyan Lolley
33LBRushBoyettAthensCody Gross
34DEKristianGravitt-TuckerHaleyvilleChris Musso
44LBLandenBergusonHewitt-TrussvilleJosh Floyd
53OLGregoryKingOhatcheeScott Martin
54LBJerrellWilliamsonGuntersvilleLance Reese
55OLKadenGoodwinWalter WellbornJeff Smith
58DLBrianVaughnBob JonesKelvis White
59OLEliKirchharrMars Hill BibleDarrell Higgins
63OLCalebLylesFyffePaul Benefield
64OLJoeMaloneNorthsideChris Hilliker
65OLLeviCarrollFyffePaul Benefield
81WRJackHarrisGuntersvilleLance Reese
83WRJosephBuffettHooverJosh Niblett
84WRSawyerHeptinstallJB PenningtonTodd Cassidy
85PJakariFosterPiedmontSteve Smith
90OLDawsonRayVestavia HillsBuddy Anderson
91DLBennettDavisGordoRyan Lolley
92DLMichaelLawrenceVestavia HillsBuddy Anderson
93DLSeanSmithPiedmontSteve Smith
95DLCamdenTreeceScottsboroDon Jacobs

Coaching Staff:

JeffSmithWalter WellbornHead Coach
ChrisElmoreFt. Payne 
DonDoverFultondale 
RyanLolleyGordo 
ChrisMussoHaleyville 
RodIsaacMidfield 
HeathLauderdaleSusan Moore 
BenJohnsonScottsboroAdministrative
RandyWhiteAthens – RetiredAdministrative

NORTH-SOUTH FOOTBALL ALL-STAR 
CLASSIC YEAR-BY-YEAR (1948-2019) 
(Overall Series: South leads 31-27-2)


At Hancock Whitney Stadium, U. of South Alabama, Mobile
2021—North-South Game, Dec. 18 (AHSAA TV Network)
At Cramton Bowl, Montgomery
2020—Summer game canceled due to COVID 19
2019—South 22, North 19
2018—North 27, South 14
2017—North 14, South 13
2016—North 14, South 0 (shortened by weather)

2015—North 14, South 13 
2014—South 20, North 12

2013—South 22, North 21

2012—North 34, South 12
2010—North 14, South 7

2011—South 37, North 33

Alabama A&M, Huntsville

2010—North 14, South 7

2009—North 14, South 7

2008—South 12, North 0

2007—South 10, North 0

At Troy University

2005—(December) – South 16, North 7

2004— (December) – North 7, South 3

At All-Star Sports Week

Cramton Bowl, Montgomery

2004—North 17, South 7

2003—South 17, North 10

2002—South 34, North 0

2001—North 6, South 3

2000—North 17, South 0

1999—South 10, North 7

1998—South 21, North 0

1997—South 14, North 0

At Auburn

Jordan-Hare Stadium

1984—North 21, South 20 (1A-2A)

At Tuscaloosa

Bryant-Denny Stadium

1984—South 7, North 6 (3A-4A)

1983—South 34, North 7

1982—North 3, South 0

1981—North 14, South 6

1980—South 20, North 7

1979—South 3, North 0

1978—South 21, North 14

1977—South 17, North 7

1976—South 14, North 6

1975—North 7, South 6

1973—North 22, South 15

1972—South 14, North 13

1971—North 9, South 7

1970—South 13, North 9

1969—South 16, North 0

1968—South 27, North 7

1967—South 14, North 10

1966—North 13, South 7

1965—North 13, South 6

1964—South 34, North 7

1963—North 20, South 6

1962—South 20, North 14

1961—South 13, North 0

1960—North 7, South 0

1959—North 10, South 7

1958—South 20, North 6

1957—North 12, South 7

1956—South 0, North 0 (tie)

1955—North 26, South 7

1954—North 7, South 6

1953—South 26, North 0

1952—North 7, South 7 (tie)

1951—South 31, North 0

1950—South 12, North 7

1949—North 7, South 6

1948—North 33, South 0

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numerous high schools and colleges across Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee!
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Larson Seawright is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan East
Larson Seawright is Athlete of the Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan East

Congratulations to Larson Seawright, Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan East!

Larson is a Sophomore Athlete, participating in Baseball for the Ashford Yellowjackets. His future plans include going to college to pursue a degree in Physical Therapy. In his spare time, he enjoys playing baseball, hunting, and fishing.

Larson is the son of James and Heather Seawright.

We wish you the best, Larson!

Encore Sports Medicine is the Official Sports Medicine Provider for the Ashford Yellowjackets.
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AHSAA Football Scores November 13, 2020 and Pairings on our blog. #EncoreSportsMedicine

AHSAA 2020 State Football Scores November 13, 2020
Second Round Results


CLASS 1A

Sweet Water (8-2) 57, Notasulga (8-2) 28
Linden (12-0) 50, McKenzie (8-3) 13
Brantley (12-0) 48, Keith (8-4) 6
Maplesville (9-3) 48, Millry (8-3) 14

Berry (10-1) 26, Woodland (8-4) 16
Brilliant (7-5) 21, Ragland (9-3) 14
Hubbertville (9-2) 35, Winterboro (9-2) 13
Pickens County (9-3) 48, Decatur Heritage (9-3) 28

CLASS 2A
Abbeville (10-2) 56, B.B. Comer (10-2) 34
Isabella (11-1) 20, Clarke County (8-3) 13
Leroy (10-1) 26, Geneva County (8-4) 16
Lanett (10-2) 37, G.W. Long (9-2) 3

Spring Garden (11-1) 27, Red Bay (9-2) 2
North Sand Mountain (11-1) 32, Addison (7-5) 24
Aliceville (7-4) 48, Cleveland (8-4) 42
Mars Hill Bible (10-2) 56, Westbrook Christian (10-2) 21

CLASS 3A
Trinity Presbyterian (10-2) 41, Slocomb (10-2) 0
Montgomery Academy (12-0) 28, Pike County (6-4) 6
Thomasville (10-1) 28, T.R. Miller (9-3) 21
Montgomery Catholic (10-2) 38, Opp (8-4) 0

Ohatchee (11-1) 54, Winfield (10-2) 27
Fyffe (12-0) 42, Walter Wellborn (9-2) 13
Piedmont (11-1) 46, Plainview (10-2) 7
Saks (8-3) 49, J.B. Pennington (8-4) 14

CLASS 4A
Alabama Christian (10-2) 31, Jacksonville (7-4) 21
American Christian (12-0) 27, Mobile Christian (9-2) 21
Bibb County (10-2) 29, Anniston (4-7) 28
Handley (10-1) 42, Montevallo (7-5) 13

Etowah (9-2) 42, Haleyville (8-4) 24
Northside (10-2) 28, Madison Academy (10-1) 21
Gordo (11-1) 39, Oneonta (7-5) 21
West Limestone (11-1) 21, Good Hope (10-2) 12

CLASS 5A
UMS-Wright (8-4) 28, Pike Road (11-1) 17
Faith Academy (11-1) 31, Demopolis (11-1) 6
St. Paul’s Episcopal 12-0) 44, Selma (7-5) 0
Central, Clay County (11-1) 28, Andalusia (8-4) 21

Alexandria (11-1) 32, Parker (6-5) 21
Pleasant Grove (9-2) 42, Guntersville (10-1) 21
Ramsay (11-0) 52, Fairview (10-2) 14
Russellville (10-2) 35, Leeds (9-3) 14


CLASS 6A
Opelika (9-2) 28, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (9-3) 0
Saraland (10-2) 31, Lee-Montgomery (7-4) 0
Spanish Fort (9-3) 40, Helena (7-5) 7
Blount (8-4) 41, Eufaula (9-3) 28

Pinson Valley (9-2) 48, Shades Valley (4-8) 16
Oxford (11-1) 35, Briarwood Christian (8-4) 14
Mountain Brook (11-1) 6, Gardendale (9-3) 0
Clay-Chalkville (11-1) 42, Homewood (7-5) 0



CLASS 7A
Central-Phenix City (8-4) 30, Theodore (10-2) 24
Auburn (10-1) 13, Daphne (10-2) 7

Thompson (12-0) 42, Hewitt-Trussville (9-3) 16
Hoover (11-1) 24, Oak Mountain (7-5) 21

AHSAA 2020 State Football Playoffs
Quarterfinal Pairings – Subject to change
Friday, November 20, 2020 unless otherwise noted

CLASS 1A
Linden (12-0) at Sweet Water (8-2)
Maplesville (9-3) at Brantley (12-0)

Brilliant (7-5) at Berry (10-1)
Hubbertville (9-2) at Pickens County (9-3)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 1A AHSAA Football Championships


CLASS 2A
Isabella (11-1) at Abbeville (10-2)
Lanett (10-2) at Leroy (10-1)

North Sand Mountain (11-1) at Spring Garden (11-1)
Mars Hill Bible (10-2) at Aliceville (7-4)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 2A AHSAA Football Championships



CLASS 3A
Trinity Presbyterian (10-2) at Montgomery Academy (12-0)
Montgomery Catholic (10-2) at Thomasville (10-1)

Fyffe (12-0) at Ohatchee (11-1)
Saks (8-3) at Piedmont (11-1)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 3A AHSAA Football Championships

CLASS 4A
American Christian (12-0) at Alabama Christian (10-2)
Bibb County (10-2) at Handley (10-1)

Northside (10-2) at Etowah (9-2)
West Limestone (11-1) at Gordo (11-1) Thursday, Nov. 9, Pickens Co. HS, Reform

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 4A AHSAA Football Championships



CLASS 5A
UMS-Wright (8-4) at Faith Academy (11-1)
Central, Clay County (11-1) vs. St. Paul’s Episcopal 12-0)

Pleasant Grove (9-2) at Alexandria (11-1)
Russellville (10-2) at Ramsay (11-0)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 5A AHSAA Football Championships



CLASS 6A
Opelika (9-2) at Saraland (10-2)
Blount (8-4) at Spanish Fort (9-3)

Oxford (11-1) at Pinson Valley (9-2)
Clay-Chalkville (11-1) at Mountain Brook (11-1)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 6A AHSAA Football Championships


CLASS 7A
Semifinals
Central-Phenix City (8-4) at Auburn (10-1)
Hoover (11-1) at Thompson (12-0)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 7A AHSAA Football Championships

Encore Sports Medicine is proud to be the Official Sports Medicine Provider for the Alabama High School Athletic Association as well as numerous colleges and high schools across Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee. We LOVE to see you move!

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Nelson Martin – Athlete of the Month for Addison High School and #EncoreRehab Cullman

Congratulations to Addison High School Senior Nelson Martin, our Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Cullman!

Nelson’s sports are Football and Baseball for the Bulldogs. He enjoys sports, fishing, and playing video games. His graduation plans include attending Wallace State Community College and pursuing a teaching degree.

Nelson is the son of Joey andAmber Martin.

We are proud of you, Nelson! Have a wonderful Senior year!

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AHSAA Football Playoffs First Round Scores, Second Round Pairings & Brackets -#EncoreSportsMedicine

AHSAA 2020 State Football Playoffs
First-Round Scores

CLASS 1A

Sweet Water (7-2) 61, J.F. Shields (3-8) 22

Notasulga (8-1) 32, Florala (7-3) 30

Linden (11-0) 47, Marengo (5-5) 14

McKenzie (8-2) 54, Loachapoka (6-5) 32

Brantley (11-0) 65, Billingsley (5-6) 9

Keith (8-3) 22, Fruitdale (7-3) 14

Maplesville (8-3) 41, Samson (6-4) 0
Millry (8-2) 55, Central-Hayneville (6-4) 28

Berry (9-1) 50, Sumiton Christian (6-5) 14

Woodland (8-3) 30, Waterloo (6-5) 6

Brilliant (6-5) 43, Valley Head (8-3) 25

Ragland (9-2) 20, R.A. Hubbard (5-6) 16

Winterboro (9-1) 30, Hackleburg (4-7) 8

Hubbertville (9-2) 44, Cedar Bluff (6-5) 37

Decatur Heritage (9-2) 48, Wadley (3-8) 37

Pickens County (8-3) 33, Woodville (5-6) 8

CLASS 2A

Abbeville (9-1) 44, Thorsby (5-5) 6
B.B. Comer (10-1) 1, St. Luke’s Episcopal (4-7) 0, forfeit

Isabella (10-1) 13, Ariton (5-6) 7

Clarke County (8-2) 43, Randolph County (7-4) 21

Leroy (9-1) 54, LaFayette (5-5) 15

Geneva County (8-3) 48, Highland Home (6-5) 26

Lanett (9-2) 51, J.U. Blacksher (3-7) 7

G.W. Long (9-1) 17, Luverne (7-4) 0

Spring Garden (10-1) 72, Tanner (6-5) 21

Red Bay (9-1) 26, Winston County (7-4) 0

North Sand Mountain (10-0) 19, Southeastern (6-5) 0
Addison (7-4) 22, Colbert County (7-4) 15

Aliceville (6-4) 27, Hatton (5-6) 14
Cleveland (8-3) 24, Falkville (8-3) 0
Mars Hill Bible (9-2) 64, Lamar County (4-7) 18
Westbrook Christian (10-1) 42, Section (5-6) 0

CLASS 3A

Slocomb (10-1) 39, Southside-Selma (6-5) 20

Trinity Presbyterian (9-2) 10, Flomaton (8-3) 7
Montgomery Academy (11-0) 24, Providence Christian (4-7) 9
Pike County (6-3) 39, Hillcrest-Evergreen (6-5) 21

T.R. Miller (9-2) 42, Dadeville (6-5) 14

Thomasville (9-1) 52, Wicksburg (6-5) 18

Montgomery Catholic (9-2) 52, Bayside Academy (8-3) 21

Opp (8-3) 14, Greensboro (6-5) 8

Winfield (10-1) 40, Sylvania (6-5) 24
Ohatchee (10-1) 28, Lauderdale County (7-4) 14

Fyffe (11-0) 69, Oakman (7-4) 21

Walter Wellborn (9-1) 63, Phil Campbell (5-6) 20

Piedmont (10-1) 47, Colbert Heights (5-6) 14

Plainview (10-1) 41, Vinemont (7-4) 14

Saks (8-3) 22, East Lawrence (9-2) 15

J.B. Pennington (8-3) 41, Geraldine (6-5) 14

CLASS 4A

Alabama Christian (9-2) 56, West Blocton (6-5) 14

Jacksonville (7-3) 27, Jackson (6-5) 24

American Christian (11-0) 65, Geneva (4-7) 21

Mobile Christian(9-1) 17, Cherokee County (7-4) 14

Anniston (4-6) 25, Williamson (7-4) 16

Bibb County (9-2) 52, Dale County (7-4) 21
Handley (9-1) 32, Vigor (5-5) 20

Montevallo (7-4) 27, Saint James (7-4) 21

Etowah (8-2) 31, Randolph (5-6) 7

Haleyville (8-3) 48, Central-Florence (8-3) 18

Madison Academy (10-0) 48, Dora (5-6) 14
Northside (9-2) 20, Deshler (6-5) 13

Gordo (10-1) 41, Brooks (6-5) 12

Oneonta (7-4) 27, Madison County (9-3) 24

West Limestone (10-1) 44, Hamilton (5-6) 0

Good Hope (10-1) 33, North Jackson (6-5) 8

CLASS 5A

Pike Road (11-0) 46, Shelby County (6-5) 7

UMS-Wright (7-4) 27, Holtville (7-4) 6

Demopolis (11-0) 38, Rehobeth (6-5) 25

Faith Academy (10-1) 49, Sylacauga (8-3) 13

St. Paul’s Episcopal (11-0) 44, Talladega (3-8) 20
Selma (7-4) 22, Carroll (3-7) 6

Central, Clay County (10-1) 45, Satsuma (5-6) 14

Andalusia (8-3) 44, Marbury (6-5) 7

Alexandria (10-1) 57, West Point (4-7) 20
Parker (6-4) 35, East Limestone (6-4) 21

Guntersville (10-0) 62, Hayden (6-5) 3

Pleasant Grove (8-2) 47, Mae Jemison (4-7) 18

Ramsay (10-0) 56, Lawrence County (5-6) 20
Fairview (10-1) 27,  Center Point (7-4) 22

Russellville (9-2) 14, Fairfield (5-6) 7

Leeds (9-2) 41, Boaz (5-6) 14

CLASS 6A

Opelika (8-2) 51, Wetumpka (5-6) 28

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (9-2) 31, McGill-Toolen Catholic (7-3) 21

Lee-Montgomery (7-3) 23, Pelham (8-3) 21

Saraland (9-2) 45, Northridge (8-3) 7

Spanish Fort (8-3) 26, McAdory (4-7) 13

Helena (7-4) 22, Carver-Montgomery (7-4) 19

Blount (7-4) 40, Hueytown (5-6) 24

Eufaula (9-2) 52, Stanhope Elmore (5-6) 28

Pinson Valley (8-2) 45, Arab (5-6) 0
Shades Valley (4-7) 28, Cullman (8-3) 14

Oxford (10-1) 44, Minor (7-4) 6
Briarwood Christian (8-3) 31, Hartselle (8-3) 17

Mountain Brook (10-1) 38, Muscle Shoals (6-5) 7

Gardendale (9-2) 52, Fort Payne (8-3) 24

Homewood (7-4) 34, Athens (7-4) 31

Clay-Chalkville (10-1) 63, Southside-Gadsden (7-4) 0

CLASS 7A

Theodore (10-1) 40, Enterprise (8-3) 28

Central-Phenix City (7-4) 49, Fairhope (8-3) 21

Auburn (9-1) 39, Baker (5-5) 3

Daphne (10-1) 42, Prattville (7-4) 33

Thompson (11-0) 49, Grissom (6-5) 7

Hewitt-Trussville (9-2) 55, James Clemens (8-3) 12

Oak Mountain (7-4) 41, Austin (8-3) 28

Hoover (10-1) 49, Sparkman (6-5) 14

Second Round Pairings

All games Friday, Nov. 13, 7 p.m., unless noted.


CLASS 1A

Notasulga (8-1) at Sweet Water (7-2)

McKenzie (8-2) at Linden (11-0)

Keith (8-3) at Brantley (11-0)

Millry (8-2) at Maplesville (8-3)

Berry (9-1) at Woodland (8-3)

Ragland (9-2) at Brilliant (6-5)

Winterboro (9-1) at Hubbertville (9-2)

Pickens County (8-3) at Decatur Heritage (9-2)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 1A Bracket


CLASS 2A

B.B. Comer (10-1) at Abbeville (9-2)

Clarke County (8-2) at Isabella (10-1)

Leroy (9-1) at Geneva County (8-3)

G.W. Long (9-1) at Lanett (9-2)

Red Bay (9-1) at Spring Garden (10-1)

Addison (7-4) at North Sand Mountain (10-0)

Aliceville (6-4) at Cleveland (8-3)

Westbrook Christian (10-1) at Mars Hill Bible (9-2)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 2A Bracket

CLASS 3A

Trinity Presbyterian (9-2) at Slocomb (10-1)

Montgomery Academy (11-0) at Pike County (6-3)

Thomasville (9-1) at T.R. Miller (9-2)

Opp (8-3) at Montgomery Catholic (9-2)

Winfield (10-1) at Ohatchee (10-1)

Walter Wellborn (9-1) vs. Fyffe (11-0)

Plainview (10-1) at Piedmont (10-1)

J.B. Pennington (8-3) at Saks (8-3)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 3A Bracket

CLASS 4A

Jacksonville (7-3) at Alabama Christian (9-2)

Mobile Christian (9-1) at American Christian (11-0)

Bibb County (9-2) at Anniston (4-6)

Handley (9-1) at Montevallo (7-4)

Etowah (8-2) at Haleyville (8-3)

|Northside (9-2) at Madison Academy (10-0)

Gordo (10-1) at Oneonta (7-4)

Good Hope (10-1) at West Limestone (10-1)

Pike Road (11-0) at UMS-Wright (7-4)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 4A Bracket

CLASS 5A

Faith Academy (10-1) at Demopolis (11-0)

Selma (7-4) at St. Paul’s Episcopal (11-0)

Andalusia (8-3) at Central, Clay County (10-1)

Alexandria (10-1) at Parker (6-4)

Pleasant Grove (8-2) at Guntersville (10-0)

Fairview (10-1) at Ramsay (10-0)

Leeds (9-2) at Russellville (9-2)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 5A Bracket

CLASS 6A

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (9-2) at Opelika (8-2)

Saraland (9-2) at Lee-Montgomery (7-3)

Helena (7-4) at Spanish Fort (8-3)

Eufaula (9-2) at Blount (7-4)

Pinson Valley (8-2) at Shades Valley (4-7)

Briarwood Christian (8-3) at Oxford (10-1)

Mountain Brook (10-1) at Gardendale (9-2)

Clay-Chalkville (10-1) at Homewood (7-4)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 6A Bracket


CLASS 7A

Central-Phenix City (7-4) at Theodore (10-1)

Daphne (10-1) at Auburn (9-1)

Hewitt-Trussville (9-2) at Thompson (11-0)

Oak Mountain (7-4) at Hoover (10-1)

2020 AHSAA State Football Championships 7A Bracket

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