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Fultondale Wildcats
Fultondale High School

1450 Carson Rd. N. Fultondale, AL 35217
Stadium: Wildcats Field
Colors: Navy & Orange
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Team Home Summary Coaches Games by Year Opponents Players Rankings Facts Playoffs OT

Fultondale vs. Pinson Valley



 Date   Opponent   Score Pinson Valley-   
 9/29/1995 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley  L 14-30     
 9/30/1994 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley  L 7-43     
 9/6/1991 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley  W 21-0     
 9/7/1990 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley  L 7-33     
 9/1/1989 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley  L 14-20     
 9/2/1988 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley  W 12-0     
 9/4/1987 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley  W 9-7     
 9/5/1986 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley  L 7-19     
 9/6/1985 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley  W 10-0     
 9/7/1984 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley  L 3-20     
 9/2/1983 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley   *W 28-17     
 9/3/1982 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley   *L 7-21     
 9/4/1981 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley   *L 6-20     
 9/5/1980 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley   *L 16-23     
 9/7/1979 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley   *L 15-25     
 9/1/1978 (Fri)  @  Pinson Valley   *W 7-6     
 9/2/1977 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley   *L 7-20     
 11/1/1974 (Fri)  vs.  Pinson Valley  L 14-34     


Fultondale has won 6  and scored 204 points
Pinson Valley has won 12  and scored 338 points
with 0  being tied






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