Welcome to the Alabama High School Football Historical Society.
Our goal is to preserve history of the AHSAA high school basketball
tournament and state championships. We also provide other important information including
coaching records, tournament results, state championship summaries and much more. If you can provide accurate
information related to our efforts we encourage you to contact us.
Following years of research, in June of 2007 the AHSFHS.org website became a reality.
Many people have gotten involved to assist us with research of the schools
and teams to make this a reality.
In November of 2011 basketball
joined football as a part of our research. The basketball section includes information about the state tournament, all
state teams, all tournament teams, player awards and team records.
We encourage everyone to get involved in helping us provide the most accurate
information possible. If you have information that would be useful to AHSFHS.org
please
let us know.
Most Championships
13 - Scott Brenizer
(AISA)
10 - Jack Doss
7 - Eugene Mason
6 - Woodie Jackson
5 - Andy Blackston
5 - Dale Kemsel
(AISA)
5 - Guy OBrien
5 - Johnny Patrick
4 - Bill Joiner
4 - Bucky McMillan
4 - Darrell Barber
4 - Dusty Perdue
(AISA)
4 - Earl Morris
4 - James Jackson
4 - Joe Belyeu
4 - John Blane
4 - Ralpheal Graves
4 - Robert Burdette
4 - Robi Coker
3 - Cedric Lane
3 - Chad Prewett
(AISA)
3 - Danny Petty
3 - Gary Fleming
3 - Greg Brown
3 - Homer Davis
3 - James Perryman
3 - Jerome Sanders
3 - Joe Jones
3 - Larry Ginn
3 - Obadiah Threadgill
3 - Paul Cooley
3 - Raymond White
3 - Richard Carter
3 - Ronnie Stapler
3 - Roosevelt Sanders
3 - Tony Stallworth
Basketball
The 1965 All-Star Games AHSFHS.org
March, 2nd, 2013 The 1965 All-Star games played in Tuscaloosa complete with rosters and team photos.
The First Tournament AHSFHS.org
November, 4th, 2011 A look into the first tournament in Birmingham in 1921.
Tournament Records *see note below
Most Championships
18 - Tuscaloosa Academy
(AISA)
10 - R.C. Hatch
10 - St. Jude
9 - Lakeside
(AISA)
8 - Evangel Christian Academy
(AISA)
7 - Madison Academy
6 - Butler
6 - Crenshaw Christian
(AISA)
6 - Francis Marion
6 - Holy Family
6 - Mountain Brook
6 - Sidney Lanier
6 - Sumter County
6 - Wenonah
6 - Woodlawn
Most Championship Game Appearances
25 - Tuscaloosa Academy
(AISA)
13 - R.C. Hatch
12 - St. Jude
11 - Evangel Christian Academy
(AISA)
11 - Lakeside
(AISA)
11 - Sidney Lanier
10 - Butler
10 - Madison Academy
10 - Midfield
10 - Mountain Brook
10 - Parker
10 - Woodlawn
9 - Autauga Academy
(AISA)
9 - Edgewood Academy
(AISA)
9 - Holy Family
Most Final Four Appearances
18 - LeFlore
18 - Sidney Lanier
17 - Parker
16 - St. Jude
14 - Butler
14 - Lanett
14 - R.C. Hatch
14 - Ramsay
14 - Tanner
14 - Woodlawn
Most Consecutive Championships
4 - Francis Marion (1988-91)
4 - Sacred Heart Catholic (2015-18)
3 - Mountain Brook (2017-19)
3 - Wenonah (2011-13)
3 - Pickens County (2010-12)
3 - Austinville (1957-59)
3 - Brantley (1993-95)
3 - Geraldine (1931-33)
3 - Madison Academy (2006-08)
3 - R.C. Hatch (2006-08)
3 - Simpson (1923-25)
Most Appearances
36 - Selma
32 - Sidney Lanier
31 - Murphy
22 - Tallassee
22 - St. Jude
22 - Woodlawn
21 - Scottsboro
21 - Kinston
21 - Phillips Birmingham
21 - Pleasant Home
21 - Central Phenix City
* note:The AHSAA state basketball tournament had 16 teams participate between 1921-1962, 8 teams through 1993 before settling on the final four in 1994.
ASHFHS.org Basketball Progress
We have almost every game from the state championship tournament
dating back to the 1921 season. We have most of the all-state teams from 1982-2024
and we will continue research for the all state teams from 1921-1981.
Much work is needed on the District and Area games with
research continuing for these games.
The Beginning
James A. Naismith (November 6, 1861 – November 28, 1939)
was a Canadian and American sports coach and innovator. He invented the sport of basketball in 1891
and is often credited with introducing the first football helmet. He wrote the original basketball
rulebook, founded the University of Kansas basketball program,
and lived to see basketball adopted as an Olympic demonstration sport in 1904 and as an official
event at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin.
*Wikipedia.org
Great Moments in Alabama High School Basketball History
South Lamar scored 113 points in defeating East Limestone 113-84 in the first round of the 1992 tournament. It is still a record for points scored in a game.
