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  School Football over the past 100 seasons.






Stanhope Elmore Mustangs
Stanhope Elmore High School

4300 Main St. Millbrook, AL 36054
Stadium: Foshee-Henderson Stadium
Colors: Cardinal & White
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Stanhope Elmore vs. Russell County



 Date   Opponent   Score Russell County-   
 10/3/2025 (Fri)  @  Russell County   *L 10-28     
 10/4/2024 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County   *L 28-42     
 9/8/2023 (Fri)  @  Russell County   *W 24-21     
 9/2/2022 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County   *W 45-21     
 10/6/2017 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County   *W 21-13     
 9/30/2016 (Fri)  @  Russell County   *W 51-7     
 10/9/2015 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County   *W 60-6     
 10/10/2014 (Fri)  @  Russell County   *W 42-26     
 9/9/2005 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County   *W 63-16     
 9/10/2004 (Fri)  @  Russell County   *W 49-16     
 9/14/2001 (Fri)  @  Russell County   *W 42-6     
 9/15/2000 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County   *W 44-0     
 11/13/1998 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County  W 54-21    2nd Round Playoffs 
 10/29/1993 (Fri)  @  Russell County  W 42-24     
 10/30/1992 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County  W 12-6     
 9/15/1978 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County  W 39-12     
 9/5/1975 (Fri)  vs.  Russell County  W 27-0     
 9/6/1974 (Fri)  @  Russell County  W 42-7     


Stanhope Elmore has won 16  and scored 695 points
Russell County has won 2  and scored 272 points
with 0  being tied






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