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THIS WEEK IN ALABAMA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
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AHSFHS.org Report (Nov. 10, 2013) Tweet Share on Facebook 
Week 11 - Round one of the playoffs | |||
| Round one of the 2013 high school football playoffs are complete. The first round saw upsets and more than a few minor surprises. Here are a few interesting facts from this weekend's high school football action. * Hoover just keeps rolling toward Tuscaloosa. The Bucs defeated Huntsville 41-7 in the first round of the playoffs. They lead the AHSAA schools with a twenty-six game unbeaten streak. Edgewood Academy leads the AISA schools with a 43 game winning streak after a 45-6 victory over South Choctaw Academy on Friday. * Butler has concluded their season and will take the longest losing streak in the state into next season. They have a string of twenty-nine consecutive losses. They are followed closely by Red Level (26), Bullock County (25) and Woodville (25). * Bullock County has lost 32 consecutive region games to lead the state with that unwanted honor. * The Hoover Bucs will also enter the 2014 season riding a twenty-one game regular season winning streak. They are joined by Edgewood Academy with a streak of 33 games in the AISA. * Tanner will also bring a streak of 35 consecutive region wins into next season. In the AISA, Monroe Academy carries a streak of 34 straight region wins. * Maplesville leads for most consecutive home wins with a streak of 33 games after 62-0 thumping of Marengo at home. Dadeville (32), Hoover (31) and Tanner (31) are close behind after this week's action. All four teams won playoff games at home this past weekend. Tanner, Dadeville and Hoover will host second round games this week in hopes of continuing their streaks. * T.R. Miller Tigers continued their string of 340 games without being shutout following a 54-28 win over American Christian. Other Notes: Nine number four seeds won in the first round. They include: Brilliant, Hale County, Pike County, Deshler, Glencoe, Athens, Daphne, Enterprise and Blount. Saraland picked up the first playoff win in team history with a 28-21 win over Gulf Shores. Brilliant (2003), Florence (2007) and Falkville (2007) ended streaks of not winning a playoff game. T.R. Miller leads all teams with thirty-one first round wins. The Tigers are also closing in on Hazlewood's record of eighty-five playoff wins with eighty-three of their own. Colbert County has won twenty-two second round playoff games. Deshler and TR. Miller follow closely with twenty wins each. The Indians also have more playoff appearances than any other team with thirty six. Teams that have never won a second round playoff game include: Childersburg, North Sand Mountain, Jacksonville, Falkville, Florence, Central Clay County, Pinson Valley and Saraland. Margin of Victory in a Playoff game * Spanish Fort defeated Selma 66-0. It is the fifth largest margin of victory in a playoff game in state history. Points Scored by Both Teams in a Playoff game * Central Florence defeated St. Clair County 58-45 last Friday night. The score is the eighth highest scoring affair in playoff history behind Etowah vs. Oxford in 1991 when the two accounted for a final score of 69-63. Teams with current school record winning streaks * Edgewood Academy has won a team record 43 consecutive games since 10/28/2010. * Madison Academy has won a team record 21 consecutive games since 10/5/2012. * Spanish Fort has won a team record 20 consecutive games since 10/11/2012. * Restoration Academy has won a team record 11 consecutive games since 8/30/2013. Teams with current school record losing streaks * Butler has lost a team record 29 consecutive games since 9/1/2011. * Red Level has lost a team record 26 consecutive games since 9/23/2011. * Woodville has lost a team record 25 consecutive games since 9/30/2011. * Bullock County has lost a team record 25 consecutive games since 9/30/2011. * Lyman Ward has lost a team record 23 consecutive games since 10/14/2011. * Vina has lost a team record 22 consecutive games since 10/21/2011. * Cottage Hill Christian has lost a team record 21 consecutive games since 10/21/2011. * West End Walnut Grove has lost a team record 11 consecutive games since 11/2/2012. Teams that set a record for most wins in a season * D.A.R. - 6 * Decatur Heritage Christian - 5 * Escambia Academy - 10 * Falkville - 9 * Fayetteville - 6 * Fultondale - 10 * Haleyville - 10 * James Clemens - 2 * Kingwood Christian - 9 * North Sand Mountain - 9 * Pope John Paul II - 3 * Saraland - 10 Teams that set a record for most points scored in a season * Barbour County - 316 * Calera - 522 * Charles Henderson - 509 * Clay-Chalkville - 510 * Cold Springs - 369 * Coosa Valley Academy - 395 * Falkville - 375 * Fayetteville - 333 * Haleyville - 404 * Jacksonville - 365 * Jacksonville Christian - 330 * James Clemens - 285 * Marengo - 430 * Marengo Academy - 493 * Moody - 378 * New Brockton - 367 * New Hope - 373 * Piedmont - 509 * Pope John Paul II - 152 * Randolph - 276 * Saks - 518 * Saraland - 423 * Southeastern - 115 Teams that set a record for most points allowed in a season * Alabama Christian - 432 * Ardmore - 367 * Ariton - 368 * Baldwin County - 418 * Carbon Hill - 521 * Catholic Montgomery - 382 * Coosa Christian - 414 * Cornerstone Christian - 386 * Curry - 500 * East Limestone - 340 * Fort Dale Academy - 407 * Glenwood Academy - 476 * Grissom - 441 * Handley - 341 * Hayden - 370 * Holt - 475 * Holy Spirit - 477 * Hooper Academy - 479 * Jackson-Olin - 395 * Jacksonville Christian - 439 * LeFlore - 370 * Lyman Ward - 488 * Lynn - 463 * Millry - 386 * Monroe County - 424 * Montevallo - 381 * Morgan Academy - 310 * Murphy - 317 * New Brockton - 317 * North Jackson - 337 * Oak Grove - 370 * Parrish - 424 * Pelham - 357 * Phil Campbell - 480 * Rogers - 340 * Sidney Lanier - 450 * Springwood - 358 * Stanhope Elmore - 335 * Sulligent - 374 * Sumter Central - 466 * Susan Moore - 399 * Tarrant - 380 * Valley - 298 * Verbena - 457 * West End Walnut Grove - 404 * West Morgan - 480 * Williamson - 399 * Woodlawn - 390 * Zion Chapel - 512 Share on Facebook |
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The Super 6 State Championships began in 1996. Since then all title games were played at Legion Field in Birmingham until 2009.
The Super 6 State Championships began in 1996. Since then all title games were played at Legion Field in Birmingham until 2009.
