2014 Season
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THIS WEEK IN ALABAMA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
AHSFHS.org Report (Aug. 31, 2014) Week 2 | |||
The 2014 season began this past weekend. Here are a few tidbits from the first week of action.
* Head football coach Buddy Anderson at Vestavia Hills tied Waldon Tucker for the most wins in Alabama
high school football history with 309.
Team approaching the 500 win club 499 - Sweet Water (499-335-24) 495 - Luverne (495-295-21) 495 - Gordo (495-301-27) 495 - Central Phenix City (495-351-32) 494 - Eufaula (494-298-17) Points scored in a game * Woodville set a team record for points scored in a game by defeating Waterloo 52-12. Margin of Victory game * Priceville set a team record for margin of victory by defeating West Morgan 44-0. * Woodville set a team record for margin of victory by defeating Waterloo 52-12. Points Scored by Both Teams in a Game * Colbert County set a team record for points scored by both teams in a game by defeating Tanner 56-50. * Excel set a team record for points scored by both teams in a game by losing to Mobile Christian 38-48. * Tanner set a team record for points scored by both teams in a game by losing to Colbert County 50-56. Teams with current school record winning streaks * Edgewood Academy has won a team record 46 consecutive games since 10/28/2010. * Spanish Fort has won a team record 26 consecutive games since 10/11/2012. Teams with current school record losing streaks * Butler has lost a team record 30 consecutive games since 9/1/2011. * Red Level has lost a team record 27 consecutive games since 9/23/2011. * Vina has lost a team record 23 consecutive games since 10/21/2011. * Lyman Ward has lost a team record 23 consecutive games since 10/14/2011. * Carbon Hill has lost a team record 22 consecutive games since 8/31/2012. * West End Walnut Grove has lost a team record 12 consecutive games since 11/2/2012. * Heritage Christian has lost a team record 11 consecutive games since 8/13/2010. |
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In 1969 the two point conversion was adopted for play following a touchdown. Until that time all conversions were worth one point.