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   THIS WEEK IN ALABAMA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
AHSFHS.org Report
(Nov. 26, 2016)

Week 15 - Semi-finals Playoffs


The Super Seven is HERE! Here are a few tidbits from this week's action.

   *   There are some new faces at the Super Seven. While Hoover, Piedmont, Maplesville, Fyffe and Madison Academy are regulars in championship games, there are six teams that have never won a state championship in the AHSAA. Beauregard, Wenonah, Ramsay, Opelika and Mobile Christian will be in search of their first playoff state championship.

   *  The Class 5A game will be assured of a first time champion when Wenonah squares off against Beauregard.

   *  Mobile Christian won championships in the AISA and the Christian School leagues in the 1970s & 1980s under head coach Glenn Vickery. If they were able to pull off an upset over Piedmont, the Leopards would become the first team to win a state championship in all three divisions.

   *  The Hoover Bucs are appearing in their 18th state championship game. all the other thirteen teams combined have played in a total of 21 title games. The Bucs have won ten championships and the other teams have combined for thirteen.

   *  Piedmont defeated region foe Ohatchee 53-26 in the semi-finals of the state playoffs. They extend their state leading winning streak to 24 straight.

   *   Beauregard owns a string of 24 consecutive home wins.

   *   Maplesville has won 18 consecutive games on their opponent's home turf after defeating Linden 36-14 on Friday night. They are the road warriors.

   *   Fyffe, who defeated Lanett and 33-20, extended their streak of consecutive games scoring. They are currently sitting on a string of 225 games without being shutout.

   *   Linden, although not reaching the finals, set a state record by scoring 764 points this season. The record was held by Demopolis when they racked up 761 in 2004.



Team approaching the 500 win club
  499  -  Reeltown  (499-279-12)
  498  -  Valley  (498-359-22)
  496  -  Baldwin County  (496-428-30)
  495  -  Fairhope  (495-348-24)
  495  -  Tarrant  (495-445-40)

Coaches approaching the 100 win club
  99  -  Jimmy Perry (St. James)  (99-53)
  99  -  Rodney Stidham (Hamilton)  (99-50)
  99  -  Doug Vickery Jr. (Flomaton)  (99-86)
  99  -  Jeff Kelly (Saraland)  (99-54)
  99  -  Michael D. Jackson (Red Bay)  (99-67)
  97  -  Jeff Pugh (East Limestone)  (97-87)
  96  -  Royce Young (Escambia County)  (96-182)
  96  -  Jay Brown (Moody)  (96-95)




Teams with current school record winning streaks

 * Piedmont has won a team record 24 consecutive games since 10/2/2015.
 * Maplesville has won a team record 22 consecutive games since 10/2/2015.
 * Mars Hill has won a team record 3 consecutive games since 10/7/2016.


Teams with current school record losing streaks

 * Barbour County has lost a team record 32 consecutive games since 10/25/2013.
 * Brilliant has lost a team record 26 consecutive games since 9/19/2014.
 * Center Point has lost a team record 17 consecutive games since 9/18/2015.
 * Ellwood Christian has lost a team record 17 consecutive games since 9/17/2015.
 * White Plains has lost a team record 15 consecutive games since 10/2/2015.
 * Columbia has lost a team record 12 consecutive games since 10/23/2015.
 * Asbury has lost a team record 10 consecutive games since 8/25/2016.
 * Chickasaw has lost a team record 6 consecutive games since 9/23/2016.


Teams that set a record for most wins in a season

 * Beauregard set a team record with a 12-1 record. That tops the previous mark of 11-1-0 in 2015.

 * Linden set a team record with a 13-1 record. That ties the previous mark of 13-2-0 in 2011.

 * McGill-Toolen set a team record with a 13-0 record. That ties the previous mark of 13-1-0 in 2015.

 * Mobile Christian set a team record with a 13-1 record. That ties the previous mark of 13-0-0 in 1995.

 * Opelika set a team record with a 13-1 record. That tops the previous mark of 12-1-0 in 2015.

 * Park Crossing set a team record with a 13-1 record. That tops the previous mark of 8-3-0 in 2015.

 * Piedmont set a team record with a 14-0 record. That ties the previous mark of 14-1-0 in 2015.

 * Ramsay set a team record with a 12-2 record. That tops the previous mark of 10-2-0 in 2014.

 * Wenonah set a team record with a 11-2 record. That ties the previous mark of 11-1-0 in 1995.



Teams that set a record for most points scored in a season

 * Albertville set a team record by scoring 356 points. That tops the previous mark of 342 points set in 1929.

 * Aliceville set a team record by scoring 620 points. That tops the previous mark of 590 points set in 2000.

 * Andalusia set a team record by scoring 487 points. That tops the previous mark of 481 points set in 1975.

 * Beauregard set a team record by scoring 633 points. That tops the previous mark of 571 points set in 2015.

 * Gordo set a team record by scoring 584 points. That tops the previous mark of 558 points set in 2010.

 * Lanett set a team record by scoring 630 points. That tops the previous mark of 475 points set in 2013.

 * Linden set a team record by scoring 764 points. That tops the previous mark of 656 points set in 2010.

 * Ohatchee set a team record by scoring 589 points. That tops the previous mark of 451 points set in 2001.

 * Park Crossing set a team record by scoring 560 points. That tops the previous mark of 376 points set in 2015.

 * Piedmont set a team record by scoring 600 points. That tops the previous mark of 572 points set in 2015.

 * Ramsay set a team record by scoring 474 points. That tops the previous mark of 357 points set in 2014.15.

 * Wenonah set a team record by scoring 437 points. That tops the previous mark of 369 points set in 2012.







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