Congratulations to all the 2015 championship teams.

   *    The Super Seven championship games are history. That means the 2015 season is complete.
 
   *     The South clean up by winning six of the seven championship games. Of course that is a first. The lone north team to win was Piedmont who defeated Bayside Academy in 3A.
 
   *     Four champions from last season were able to hold serve and repeated this season. The only other time that happened was in 2013. Five teams have never repeated as champions.
 
   *     In 7A..... McGill-Toolen (13-1) won the first football state championship in the school's history under second year head coach Caleb Ross. McGill-Toolen becomes the first team not named, Hoover, Prattville or Daphne to win a title in the highest classification wince 1999. 

   *     In 6A..... Spanish Fort (15-0) won the fourth title in the last six seasons under three different coaches. The Toros are 46-3 over the past four seasons. The Toros were able to slow down the high-powered Cougar offense enough to bring home the victory. Spanish Fort is also the only remaining undefeated team in any classification.

   *    In 5A..... St. Paul's (13-2) defeated Mortimer Jordan to defend their title from last year. It is the third championship for the Saints.

   *    In 4A..... Leeds (13-2) left no doubt about the best team in 4A. They could likely compete with almost any team in any classification. During the playoffs, the Green Wave outscored their opponents 241-34 winning five games. Only Madison Academy (255 points in 2014) and Hazlewood (247 points in 1989) have scored more points during a playoff run. Leeds also is a repeat champion. This is their fourth title in the past eight years.

   *    In 3A..... Piedmont (14-1) saved the north from total embarrassment by defeating Bayside Academy. The Bulldogs also won a championship in 2009.

   *    In 2A..... Elba (14-1) got a bit of revenge against Fyffe for a loss last season in the Super Seven down in Auburn. It is the fourth championship for the Tigers as other came in 1989, 1992 and 2011.

   *    In 1A..... Maplesville (13-1) was the fourth repeat champion. It is the third title for the Red Devils. Coach Brent Hubbert get the advantage over his dad won won a championship at Maplesville back in 1996.

   *   The Mobile area teams brought home three blue maps for the first time in history.

   *    If you have not noticed, Fayette County has tied Oneonta for the most wins of any team in history. The Tigers are 662-333-35 while Oneonta sits at 662-330-32. Right behind these two are the T.R. Miller Tigers with a record of 661-3-4-20. This battle will not be settled this season as all three programs are consistent winners and will battle for years to come for the top of this prestigious list.

   *    Six of the champions were number one seed in the playoffs. The lone number two seed was St. Paul's.

   *   The Fyffe Red Devils have a string of 206 games in which they have scored dating to 10/22/1999.

   *  Clay-Chalkville, lost their hold on of the longest winning streak in the AHSAA at 29 games after falling to Spanish Fort. The Toros take over the top spot with a fifteen game winning streak.  Edgewood Academy leads the AISA school with a 71 game winning streak following a 40-34 win over Marengo Academy for their sixth consecutive state title.
 
   *   The Clay-Chalkville Cougars have scored at least twenty points in 77 straight games. But the Cougars streak of scoring at least 30 points in a game comes to an end in Tuscaloosa at 34 consecutive games. Both are AHSAA state records.

   *   Edgewood Academy has scored at least thirty points in 32 straight games in the AISA. Edgewood has also scored at least twenty points in 70 consecutive games.

   *   The Super Seven records have been updated through this season. The team records and coaching records have also been updated.