High School Football Thrills: Teams Shine Despite Weather Challenges in Alabama

This past Thursday, several high school football teams in Alabama showed their strength on the field, despite some games being affected by weather conditions. The night was particularly memorable for Class 7A No. 7 Mary Montgomery, which achieved its first shutout of the season with a commanding victory over Baldwin County, ending the game with a score of 42-0.

Similarly, Hartselle continued to dominate its opponents, securing its fourth consecutive shutout by defeating Woodlawn 51-0. The team is currently ranked No. 9 in Class 6A and has shown impressive performance throughout the season.

Another standout was Class 1A No. 2 Leroy, who celebrated its fifth straight win by overcoming Washington County with a score of 45-14.

Here’s a rundown of other game scores from Thursday night:

• Belmont (Miss.) 40, Red Bay 14
• Brilliant 45, Phillips-Bear Creek 0
• Brooks 31, Lauderdale County 6
• Cherokee 44, Belgreen 0
• Citronelle 29, Alma Bryant 6
• Deshler 28, Colbert County 21
• Florala 45, Bayshore Christian 14
• Hackleburg 42, Phil Campbell 12
• Hamilton 42, Sulligent 28
• Hatton 42, Westminster-Huntsville 25
• Lawrence County 34, Haleyville 27 (OT)
• Lexington 21, Wilson 7
• Linden 16, Southern Choctaw 14
• McKenzie 50, J.F. Shields 0
• Oakman 41, Carbon Hill 0
• Sheffield 47, Waterloo 14
• Sparkman 31, Jemison-Huntsville 7
• Valley Head 20, North Sand Mountain 7
• Vina 50, Tharptown 6
• Winfield 35, Fayette County 6
• Winston County 46, Curry 0

As the season progresses, these teams continue to fight hard for victories, and fans across the state remain excited to follow their journeys on the field.