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Region Records

	Regular Season			Playoffs
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Addison	12-1	386	74	2-1			Aubrey Hicks
Akron	3-6-1	113	245				Oscar Payne
Alabama School Deaf	8-2	236	60				Jimmy Norred
Ariton	5-4	87	131				Eugene Carter
Autaugaville	7-3	183	107				Cecil L. Corky Newman
Berry Fayette	8-2	193	63				George Traweek
Bibb Graves	1-9	100	294				David Childers
Billingsley	9-2	371	133	0-1	0	0	Hugh Wilson Jr.
Brantley	3-7	121	178				Bernard Sullivan
Brilliant	2-8	82	255				Glendon Gibbs
Calera	4-5-1	161	121				Richard Gilliam
Camden Academy	0-2	6	54
Carrollton	10-2	345	97	1-1	0	0	Billy McGee
Catholic Montgomery	9-1-1	254	52	0-1	0	0	Cliff Little
Cedar Bluff	6-4	207	98				Jerry Benefield
Chelsea	2-7-1	106	191				Richard Conkle
Clayton	0-0	0	0				No Team
Clements	7-2	213	88				John Black
Cleveland	2-8	45	236				Gene Vinson
Clio	8-1-1	225	75				John Johnson
Coffee Springs	1-9	89	272				J.C. Gillis
Coffeeville	3-7	128	160				Ted Copeland
Collinsville	3-7	116	138				Don Rushing
Cotaco	0-8	32	294				James Nichols
Dozier	5-5	213	107				Travis Johnson
Excel	8-1-1	270	84				Lee Holladay
Francis Marion	0-10	34	386				Sheldon Fitts Jr.
Frisco City	4-5-1	127	184				Wilfred Hultz
Fruitdale	0-8-2	90	328				Willard Moss
G.W. Long	1-9	97	270				Leslie Thompson
Gaston	3-7	93	173				Wayne Stevens
Gaylesville	4-5	168	119				Weldon Parrish
Hackleburg	3-7	72	155				Max Ray
Hale County	4-6	96	168				Jerry Glover
Hatton	9-2	276	134	0-1	0	0	Jimmy Mayfield
Hayden	0-9-1	46	237				Joe Hazelrig
Hayneville	0-3	0	30				Leon Rogers
Hazlewood	9-1	243	98				Guin Holland
Highland Home	3-7	99	190				Kenneth Crowe
Houston Academy	3-7	129	223				Lavon Kelly
Hubbertville	3-7	96	208				Larry Harrison
Isabella	1-8	60	307				Thomas Swanner
J.U. Blacksher	8-2	269	111				Buddy Rhodes
John Essex	3-6-1	126	110				Ronald Earl Cook
Kennedy	3-7	71	159				Don Thornton
Louisville	6-3	236	86				Wayne Woodham
Lowndes County	3-6-1	142	229				Robert Hanson
Lyeffion	3-7	112	199				Danny Covin
Lynn	3-6-1	135	202				Norman Trapp
Madison Academy	4-6	146	166				Glen Nunley
Maplesville	3-7	90	157				George Walker
Marbury	7-2-1	293	108				Gene Johnson
Marengo County	1-7	45	235				Robert Smith
Marion County	13-0	438	103	3-0	0	0	Bill Rayburn
McKenzie	4-4-2	123	173				Sam Dour
Meek	5-5	100	155				Bobby Noles
Millport	6-4	225	174				J.A. Williams
Millry	4-4-1	166	129				Rodney Harris
Montgomery Academy	4-5	149	167				Ware Tatum
Mount Olive	6-0	191	6
New Site	3-5	119	179				Byran Yates
North Sand Mountain	2-8	95	258				Don Richard
Notasulga	4-5-1	178	154				Dwight Sanderson
Oakman	0-10	95	306				Barry Northcutt
Ohatchee	9-1-1	196	85	1-1	0	0	Ragan Clark
Pine Hill	2-4	67	123				John Doggett
Ragland	8-2	245	102				Bobby Beckett
Ranburne	7-2	260	47				Harlan Robinson
Reeltown	6-3-1	208	169				Jack Washburn
Sand Rock	5-5	188	136				Roy Knapp
South Macon	3-3-1	84	141				Harry Scott
Southern Normal	3-4-1	94	128				Robert Bettis
Spring Garden	0-9	56	316				Dale Welsh
Springville	7-2-1	177	79				Richard Waid
Sunshine	2-2-3	52	79
Sweet Water	6-4	173	141				Nolan Atkins
T.W. Martin	1-9	87	190				Wallace Reid
Thorsby	3-7	47	299				Alton Culp
Tuskegee	3-3-1	90	152				Drewery Watson
Valley Head	7-2-1	202	108				George Hoblitzell
Verbena	8-2	264	99				Troy Mims
Vina	6-4	131	93				Wayne Childers
Wadley	2-8	64	260				Jim McCain.
Waterloo	0-9-1	45	242				Thomas Glasgow
Wicksburg	3-7	72	139				Charles Nelson
Wilcox Central	3-5	126	156				Glen Latham
Wilson	5-4-1	92	109				Tim Jacobs
Woodland	3-6-1	125	217				Fred Lovvorn
Zion Chapel	9-1	262	114	0-1	0	0	John F. Hudson

Some records may be incomplete. We have chosen to publish this information in hopes our visitors will participate in assisting us to complete every school.
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Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History

From 1947 until his retirement in 1992 Glenn Daniel's teams won 302 games at Pine Hill and Luverne. He was the winningest coach in state history until 2010.