2013-14 Season |
ASWA Rankings
AHSFHS.org
January, 23rd, 2014
Boys and Girls rankings from the Alabama Sports Writers Association
ASWA Rankings
AHSFHS.org
January, 9th, 2014
Boys and Girls rankings from the Alabama Sports Writers Association
ASWA Rankings
AHSFHS.org
December, 19nd, 2013
Boys and Girls rankings from the Alabama Sports Writers Association
ASWA Rankings
AHSFHS.org
December, 12nd, 2013
Boys and Girls rankings from the Alabama Sports Writers Association
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Basketball on AHSFHS.org |
Following years of research, in June of 2007 the AHSFHS.org website became a reality.
Many people have gotten involved to assist us with research of the schools
and teams to make this a reality.
In November of 2011 basketball has joined football as a part of our research.
Initially AHSFHS.org will include information about the state tournament, all
state teams, all tournament teams, player awards and team records.
It is virtually impossible to provide scores for every basketball game for every
team. Who knows, later even that may be a possibility. There is still a lot of
work to do with the all state teams of years past but our intentions are to find
every team.
We encourage everyone to get involved in helping us provide the most accurate
information possible. If you have information that would be useful to us please
let us know.
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The First Tournament
The first state championship tournament was sponsored by the
Birmingham Athletic Club and was open to every team in the state
that wished to participate. The only qualification was to show up
and draw for your first round opponent. There were no district or region qualifying rounds.
Twenty-seven schools made the trip to Birmingham to seek their chance
at a state title in 1921. Central High School of Birmingham took home the first championship when
they defeated Baton Academy of Mobile 25-20. Alliance took the consolation game from
Springville 29-22.
The tournament was moved to Tuscaloosa in 1927 with all schools
participating in a single classification until 1948.
More on the 1921 tournament.
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AHSFHS.org Fan Shop
* This is your chance to show your team colors as a fan of high school
basketball. Shop for hundreds of items with your school's colors and
logos at the AHSFHS.org Fan Shop.
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The Latest in Basketball |
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The 1965 All-Star Games
AHSFHS.org
March, 2nd, 2013
The 1965 All-Star games played in Tuscaloosa complete with rosters and team photos.
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The First Tournament
AHSFHS.org
November, 4th, 2011
A look into the first tournament in Birmingham in 1921.
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New Teams
AHSFHS.org
November, 4th, 2011
A list of new teams that played basketball but are not included in our football list.
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Missing Scores
AHSFHS.org
November,
4th,
2011
A list of the games we are missing scores from the Tournament.
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Mr. Basketball 2011
AHSFHS.org
November,
3th,
2011
Butler's Trevor Lacey became the second player in history to win the award twice.
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Tournament Records
Most Championships
10 - R.C. Hatch
10 - St. Jude
7 - Madison Academy
6 - Mountain Brook
6 - Wenonah
6 - Central Tuscaloosa
6 - Woodlawn
6 - Butler
6 - Francis Marion
6 - Holy Family
6 - Sidney Lanier
6 - Sumter County
Most Consecutive Championships
4 - Francis Marion (1988-91)
4 - Sacred Heart Catholic (2015-18)
3 - Mountain Brook (2017-19)
3 - Wenonah (2011-13)
3 - Pickens County (2010-12)
3 - Austinville (1957-59)
3 - Brantley (1993-95)
3 - Geraldine (1931-33)
3 - Madison Academy (2006-08)
3 - R.C. Hatch (2006-08)
3 - Simpson (1923-25)
Most Appearances
36 - Selma
32 - Sidney Lanier
31 - Murphy
22 - Tallassee
21 - Kinston
21 - Phillips
Birmingham
21 - Pleasant Home
21 - Woodlawn
Most Semi-Final Appearances
18 - Sidney Lanier
17 - LeFlore
15 - Parker
Most Semi-Final Wins
12 - Sidney Lanier
12 - R.C Hatch
11 - St. Jude
10 - Woodlawn
9 - Holy Family
Most Final Appearances
12 - R.C. Hatch
11 - Sidney Lanier
10 - Selma
10 - Woodlawn
Most Games Played
81 - Sidney Lanier
78 - Selma
56 - Woodlawn
55 - Scottsboro
55 - Murphy
Most Games Won
49 - Sidney Lanier
44 - Selma
40 - Woodlawn
37 - Scottsboro
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