Northview: David Hogan 13 yard pass from Bernard Nomberg
Northview: Isaac Salter 53 yard run
Northview: David Hogan 32 yard pass from Bernard Nomberg
Northview: David Hogan 6 yard pass from Bernard Nomberg (PAT) 8:42
Huffman: Joe Greene 7 yard run (Joe Greene to Vantrell Williams pass) 1:07
Northview
Huffman
First Downs
Rush/Yards
199
233
Pass/Yards
175
80
Pass att/com/int
18-11-1
19-6-2
Total Yards
374
313
Fumbles/Lost
Punt/Avg.
5-37.0
5-47.8
Penalties
Time of Poss.
Individual Stats
Northview
Rushing
Att.
Yds.
TD
Salter
7
80
1
Lawrence Dawsey
14
59
0
Freeman
10
52
0
Bruner
1
8
0
Saffold
2
6
0
Pierson
2
6
0
Bernard Nomberg
3
-12
0
Passing
Att/Comp/Int
Yds.
TD
Bernard Nomberg
16-9-1
165
3
Lawrence Dawsey
2-2-0
10
0
Receiving
No.
Yds.
TD
Hogan
5
85
3
Holmes
2
56
0
Lawrence Dawsey
2
24
0
Bruner
2
10
0
Huffman
Rushing
Att.
Yds.
TD
Darden
9
69
0
Mitchell
11
63
0
Tippett
3
53
1
Stevenson
5
24
0
Pickett
1
14
0
Joe Greene
2
11
1
Jordan
3
2
0
Holmes
1
-3
0
Passing
Att/Comp/Int
Yds.
TD
Joe Greene
4-3-0
68
0
Mitchell
15-3-2
12
0
Receiving
No.
Yds.
TD
Pickett
2
38
0
Jordan
3
26
0
Vantrell Williams
1
10
0
Tippett
0
5
0
Game MVP: David Hogan, Northview
Records: Northview (11-4); Huffman (11-4)
Coaches: Wayne Parrish, Northview and Jerry Partridge, Huffman
Game: Played Saturday December 7, 1985 at Legion Field, Birmingham
Summary:
MVP Wide receiver David Hogan
caught three touchdown passes to lead Northview to a 32-15 win
over Huffman in the Class 6A championship game. Hogan caught
touchdown passes of 13, 32 and 6 yards. Aristole Kirkland also
returned a fumble 86 yards for a score. Mike Henry also
intercepted two passes.
Huffman struck first on a Chris
Tippett 41-yard run with 4:03 remaining in the first stanza. The
Vikings drove to the Northview 8-yard line on their next
possession before Kirkland scooped up a fumble at the 14 and ran
it back for the Northview touchdown.
Huffman's last score came with
just 1:07 remaining on a 7-yard Joe Greene run. The win assured
Northview of their second state championship in five years.
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
Etowah defeated Oxford 69-63 in 1991 to set a state record for most points scored by both teams in a playoff game.