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The best of the best in Alabama High
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Alabama High School Football All State Team
Select a classification.
2009 Alabama Sports Writers Association AISA All-State Team
The following players were selected for the 2009 AISA All-State football
team. First team players
are listed by position, name, school, height, weight and class.
Honorable mention selections are listed by name, school and class.
Alabama Sports Writers Association * First Team Offense
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Jeremiah Tullidge
Tuscaloosa Academy
QB
Sr.
6-0
180
B.J. Boykin
Patrician Academy
RB
Sr.
6-0
200
Morgan Faulkner
Hooper Academy
RB
Sr.
5-10
178
Sam Vermilyea
Monroe Academy
RB
Jr.
5-10
165
Brandon Fowler
Tuscaloosa Academy
WR
6-1
190
DeQuarius Woodruff
Restoration Academy
WR
Sr.
6-2
185
Wood Collins
Marengo Academy
TE
Sr.
5-9
170
Russ Renfore
Lowndes Academy
OL
Sr.
6-3
255
Nathan Reaves
Fort Dale Academy
OL
Sr.
5-11
217
Chase Thornton
Edgewood Academy
OL
Sr.
6-0
225
Jake Albritton
Macon-East Academy
OL
Sr.
6-5
280
Dylan Heartsill
Prattville Christian
OL
Sr.
6-5
305
Craig Bryan
Monroe Academy
PK
Fr.
6-0
210
Alabama Sports Writers Association * First Team Defense
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Daniel Nolan
Fort Dale Academy
DB
Sr.
5-10
176
Kirk Lewis
Pickens Academy
DB
Sr.
5-9
175
Tucker Carl
Lee-Scott Academy
DB
Jr.
5-10
160
Willis Webb
Monroe Academy
DB
Sr.
6-0
160
Todd Goolsby
Edgewood Academy
LB
Sr.
6-0
200
Daniel Lowe
Fort Dale Academy
LB
Sr.
6-0
205
Chris Ashford
Chambers Academy
LB
Sr.
5-9
227
Brandon Meeks
Patrician Academy
LB
Jr.
5-10
170
Charlie Groover
Springwood
DL
Sr.
5-11
175
Cody Moses
Crenshaw Christian
DL
Sr.
5-11
175
Justin McLaughlin
Pike Liberal Arts
DL
Sr.
6-2
250
Taylor Bone
Morgan Academy
DL
Sr.
5-11
215
James Lester
Crenshaw Christian
P
Sr.
5-9
156
Alabama Sports Writers Association * Athletes
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Craig Granger
Macon-East Academy
ATH
Sr.
5-10
170
William Washburn
Southern Academy
ATH
Sr.
5-11
203
Alabama Sports Writers Association * Coach of the Year
Coach
Team
Mitchell Turberville
Monroe Academy
Alabama Sports Writers Association * Honorable Mention Team
Player
Team
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Matt Moore
Edgewood Academy
QB
Jr.
Trevor McCullough
Springwood
QB
So.
Trey Walters
Pike Liberal Arts
QB
Sr.
Dustin Ellison
Monroe Academy
QB
Sr.
Ladarius King
Cornerstone Christian
RB
Sr.
Tyler Bozeman
Lowndes Academy
RB
Sr.
Nick Kilpatrick
Crenshaw Christian
RB
Jr.
Mark Lear
Clarke Prep
RB
Jr.
Tanner Smith
Monroe Academy
WR
Sr.
Ashton McLeod
Tuscaloosa Academy
WR
Jr.
Sam Carroll
Pike Liberal Arts
TE
Jr.
Scott NeSmith
Edgewood Academy
TE
Sr.
Richard Arrington
Southern Academy
OL
Sr.
Tanner Grant
Pike Liberal Arts
OL
Jr.
Matthew Martin
Marengo Academy
OL
Sr.
Jimbo Turk
Macon-East Academy
PK
Jr.
Christopher Collins
Southern Academy
DB
Sr.
Matt Wallace
Marengo Academy
DB
Sr.
Nick McLaughlin
Pike Liberal Arts
DB
Jr.
T.J. Barr
Bessemer Academy
DB
Sr.
Mike Gracey
Macon-East Academy
LB
Sr.
Andrew Brackins
Prattville Christian
LB
Sr.
Frankie Wilbourne
Morgan Academy
LB
Sr.
Logan Smith
Monroe Academy
LB
Jr.
Kyle Furr
Crenshaw Christian
LB
Sr.
Kelan Dees
Monroe Academy
DL
Jr.
Walter Lewis.
Patrician Academy
DL
Jr.
Kristian Kilpatrick
Lowndes Academy
ATH
Sr.
Hunter Kilcrease
Edgewood Academy
ATH
Jr.
J.J. Hudson
Prattville Christian
ATH
So.
Demarcus Bloxom
Restoration Academy
ATH
Jr.
Austin Gray
Bessemer Academy
ATH
Sr.
Brandon Ashford
Chambers Academy
ATH
Jr.
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BAH - Birmingham Age-Herald
BNAH - Birmingham News Age-Herald
MAJ - Montgomery Advertiser-Journal
BN - Birmingham News
BPH - Birmingham Post-Herald
MA - Montgomery Advertiser
ASWA - Alabama Sports Writers Association
ACSA - Alabama Christian School Association
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
Collinsville completed the 1931 season with a record of 1-4-5. The five ties will forever be a state record since all games are now decided by overtime.
