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Wilson Hall vs. All Opponents


Wilson Hall Tigers
Wilson Hall High School

161 Carter Drive Grove Hill, AL 36451
Stadium: H G Prim Stadium
Colors: Black & Gold
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Team Home Summary Coaches Games by Year Opponents Players Rankings NFL Playoffs OT


Opponent    WLT       PCT.       PF       PA   
 A.L. Martin    6-10-1 37.5% 136  254 
 Aaronville    0-0-1 0.0% 7  7 
 Baldwin County Training    1-2-0 33.3% 0  105 
 Camden Academy    0-3-0 0.0% 30  40 
 Choctaw County Training/Lisman    2-2-0 50.0% 39  45 
 Clarke County Training    4-7-3 36.4% 75  129 
 Clausell    1-0-0 100.0% 41  0 
 Conecuh County Training    0-1-0 0.0% 0  26 
 Douglasville    0-0-0 0.0% 0  0 
 Escambia County Training    1-3-0 25.0% 20  125 
 Harper    6-8-1 42.9% 145  245 
 Heart of Mary    0-1-0 0.0% 0  44 
 John Essex    1-0-0 100.0% 26  8 
 Keith    0-1-0 0.0% 8  22 
 Linden Academy    0-2-0 0.0% 7  44 
 Marengo    4-3-3 57.1% 87  126 
 Marengo County Training    3-0-0 100.0% 71  12 
 McIntosh Union    1-2-0 33.3% 36  38 
 Monroe County Training    3-4-1 42.9% 131  96 
 Pine Apple    2-2-0 50.0% 39  44 
 Selma U.    0-1-0 0.0% 0  18 
 Snow Hill    3-1-0 75.0% 101  18 
 Southern Normal    0-6-1 0.0% 50  207 
 St. Elmo    2-0-0 100.0% 36  6 
 Union Monroeville    2-1-1 66.7% 76  32 
 W.J. Jones    1-0-0 100.0% 20  6 
 West End York    5-0-0 100.0% 146  18 
 Wilcox County Training/Millers Ferry    3-3-0 50.0% 93  77 

# Playoff game included in totals.
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