7A Hoover (10-2) at Spain Park (11-1) McGill-Toolen (11-1) at Central Phenix City (9-3)
6A Austin (9-3) at Gardendale (10-2) Bessemer City (8-4) at Benjamin Russell (11-1) Clay-Chalkville (12-0) at Minor (8-4) Opelika (12-0) at Spanish Fort (12-0)
5A Alexandria (10-1) at Russellville (11-1) Beauregard (11-0) at Jackson (12-0) Guntersville (12-0) at Mortimer Jordan (11-1) St. Paul's (10-2) at Demopolis (10-2)
4A Andalusia (11-1) at Munford (9-3) Brooks (11-1) at Fayette County (8-4) Hamilton (6-6) at Cordova (12-0) Leeds (10-2) at UMS-Wright (12-0)
3A Bayside Academy (9-3) at Gordo (12-0) Colbert County (9-3) at Lauderdale County (9-3) Piedmont (11-1) at Madison Academy (11-1) Hillcrest Evergreen (7-5)
at T.R. Miller (10-2)
2A Cleveland (12-0) at Randolph County (12-0) Elba (11-1) at Washington County (10-2) G.W. Long (11-0) at Flomaton (10-2) Ranburne (10-1) at Fyffe (11-1)
1A Berry Fayette (10-2) at Decatur Heritage Christian (11-1) Cedar Bluff (11-1) at Wadley (10-1) Georgiana (11-1) at Maplesville (10-1) Linden (9-2) at Brantley (10-2)
AISA-AAA
Bessemer Academy (12-0) vs. Monroe Academy (13-0)
AISA-AA Edgewood Academy (12-0) vs. Marengo Academy (10-1)
AISA-A Abbeville Christian (11-1) vs. Chambers Academy
(10-2)
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
Alabama School for the Deaf won Deaf School National Championships in 1971, 1987, 1991, 2000, 2001 and 2002.
