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Welcome to the Alabama High School Football Historical Society.
We have expanded our research to include all team sports in Alabama.
Initially our
goal is to preserve the history of every team sport played within
the state. We also provide other important information including
coaching records, tournament results, state championship summaries and much more. If you can provide accurate scores or
any other information related to our efforts we encourage you to contact
us.
Girl's volleyball is a relatively new sport in Alabama having only been
around since the early 1970s. At that time there were only a few schools
participating but it has grown over the years.
The first state tournament to crown a state champion was played in
1971 with Bradshaw taking the first of three consecutive titles in a single
classification.
By 1975 the AHSAA moved to two classifications and
then to four for the 1977 volleyball season. Bradshaw continued to dominate as
they won four of the first five championships.
Today
schools participant each November for one of the seven state championship crowns
awarded by the AHSAA in each classification.
The most dominate team over the past couple of decades has been Bayside Academy.
The Admirals have taken home a total of 31 trophies.
Girls Volleyball Tournament
Most Championships
31 - Bayside Academy
24 - McGill-Toolen
16 - St. Pauls
14 - Addison
14 - Faith Academy
(AISA)
13 - Donoho
11 - Huntsville
10 - Edgewood Academy
(AISA)
10 - Sumter Academy
(AISA)
8 - Montgomery Academy
7 - Bradshaw
7 - Briarwood
7 - Hazel Green
7 - Lexington
7 - Macon-East Academy
(AISA)
7 - Mountain Brook
7 - Pleasant Valley
Most Championship Match Appearances
36 - Bayside Academy
26 - St. Pauls
25 - McGill-Toolen
22 - Donoho
21 - Addison
21 - Faith Academy
(AISA)
18 - Grissom
18 - Lexington
17 - Montgomery Academy
16 - Pleasant Valley
15 - Sumter Academy
(AISA)
14 - Huntsville
12 - Bradshaw
12 - Briarwood
11 - Edgewood Academy
(AISA)
AHSAA Girls Volleyball Playoffs
Most Final Four Appearances
41 - St. Pauls
40 - Bayside Academy
34 - Donoho
34 - McGill-Toolen
33 - Montgomery Academy
27 - Grissom
26 - Addison
26 - Lexington
23 - Pleasant Valley
22 - Huntsville
20 - Alexandria
19 - Hatton
19 - Hazel Green
18 - Jacksonville
18 - Pelham
16 - Briarwood
15 - Kinston
15 - Lawrence County
14 - Providence Christian
13 - Bradshaw
13 - Guntersville
13 - UMS-Wright
Most Playoff Matches Played
316 - McGill-Toolen
293 - Bayside Academy
282 - St. Pauls
260 - Donoho
242 - Montgomery Academy
229 - Lexington
222 - Grissom
211 - Pleasant Valley
Most Playoff Matches Won
248 - McGill-Toolen
233 - Bayside Academy
211 - St. Pauls
168 - Donoho
157 - Montgomery Academy
152 - Lexington
151 - Grissom
151 - Pleasant Valley
135 - Addison
129 - Huntsville
113 - Briarwood
107 - Hatton
106 - Pelham
105 - Jacksonville
101 - Kinston
Most Playoff Appearances
Coaching Changes
Every year we try to track all the Volleyball Coaching changes. If you can assist us with the ones we miss please let us know.
2024-25 Coaching Changes
Find A Team
Over 800 high schools have fielded teams in the various sports across the state of Alabama.
Browse the history of sports for any of these schools. Find A Team
Which coaches have won the most state championships? A list of the coaches with the most state titles in Girls Volleyball.
Girls Volleyball Coaches
Most Championships
28 - Ann Schilling
13 - Becky Dickinson
10 - Melanie Donahoo
8 - Julie Gordon
7 - Barry Walker
7 - Kelli Hillier
7 - Noona Kennard
7 - Pam Wilkins
6 - Glenda Wright
6 - Haven OQuinn
6 - Woodie Head
(AISA)
5 - Connie McGuire
5 - Kate Wood
5 - Louise Marbut
5 - Nancy Shoquist
5 - Rebecca Phillips Vice
5 - Rose Fiorella
5 - Sandy Hunter
4 - Brenda Mayes-Harris
4 - Christina Nash
4 - Gloria Birmingham
4 - Gretchen Boykin
4 - Jami Barlow
(AISA)
4 - Kayla Woodard
4 - Rebecca Lee
3 - Amanda Smallwood
(AISA)
3 - Cherrie Whitlow
3 - David Clark
3 - David Delozier
(AISA)
3 - Jessica Rapier
(AISA)
3 - Jimmy Latta
3 - Karen Hester
3 - Kaydi Woodard
3 - Lynn Rushing
3 - Ricky Austin
3 - Robyn Owens
3 - Tracy Dozier
2 - Barbara Henry
2 - Bobby Daniels
2 - Colleen Edwards
(AISA)
2 - Denise Ainsworth
2 - Destinee Briskey
2 - Erica Hammonds
(AISA)
2 - Frances Crapet
2 - Holly Richards
2 - Ida Corbett
2 - Jane Allgood
2 - Janice Slay
2 - Jennifer Moore
(AISA)
2 - Jennifer Newton
(AISA)
2 - Jessica Lassiter
2 - Jon Moseley
2 - Kaylon Cantrell
2 - Leigh Hagendorn
2 - Leila Nabors
2 - Melissa Hammond
2 - Meredith Donald
2 - Pam Hall
(AISA)
2 - Roscoe Kahumoku
(AISA)
2 - Stacey Buzicky
2 - Susan Cook
2 - Tammy Richardson
2 - Tanya Wigley-Broadway
2 - William Oldfield
ASHFHS.org
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.
Other team sports have joined football as a part of our research.
Initially AHSFHS.org will include information about coaches, state playoffs, all
state teams, player awards and team records.
It is virtually impossible to provide scores for every game for every
team. Who knows, later even that may be a possibility. There is still a lot of
work to do with the all state teams of years past but our intentions are to find
every team.
We encourage everyone to get involved in helping us provide the most accurate
information possible. If you have information that would be useful to us please
let us know.
Great Moments in Alabama High School Sports History
The fewest points scored in a tournament game is five by Mortimer Jordan in their 17-5 loss to Goodwater in the first round of 1932.
