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1999 Super Six State Championship Summaries

 
1999 Class 6A State Championship Game
Clay-Chalkville vs. Lee Montgomery
Clay-Chalkville
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
H 27   Thompson 7 W  
A 14   Walker 41 L  
A 44   Erwin 12 W  
H 62   Gardendale 36 W  
A 38   Mountain Brook 45 L  
A 10   Huffman 7 W  
H 42   Hillcrest Tuscaloosa 20 W  
H 7   Shades Valley 34 L  
A 41   Moody 6 W  
H 35   Hewitt-Trussville 14 W  
A 35   Minor 14 W  1st Rd
H 29   Decatur 7 W  2nd Rd
A 39   Pelham 36 W OT  3rd Rd
A 21   Shades Valley 7 W  Semi
N 30   Lee Montgomery 27 W OT  Finals
  
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Region Record  2-1
Lee Montgomery
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
H 27   Thompson 7 W  
A 14   Walker 41 L  
A 44   Erwin 12 W  
H 62   Gardendale 36 W  
A 38   Mountain Brook 45 L  
A 10   Huffman 7 W  
H 42   Hillcrest Tuscaloosa 20 W  
H 7   Shades Valley 34 L  
A 41   Moody 6 W  
H 35   Hewitt-Trussville 14 W  
A 35   Minor 14 W  1st Rd
H 29   Decatur 7 W  2nd Rd
A 39   Pelham 36 W OT  3rd Rd
A 21   Shades Valley 7 W  Semi
N 30   Lee Montgomery 27 W OT  Finals
  
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Region Record  2-1
Game Summary
Clay-Chalkville
7 3 14 0 6 -- 30
Lee Montgomery
10 7 0 7 3 -- 27
 
 Scoring Summaries: 
Clay-Chalkville: Tavarous Doyle 43 yard pass from Stuart Floyd. (PAT Matt Briggs) 9:47
Lee Montgomery: Antonio Jones 50 yard run (PAT Lance Lieb) 8:12
Lee Montgomery: Lance Lieb 34 yard field goal 1:10
Lee Montgomery: Jeremy Davis 2 yard pass from Ken Johnson (PAT Lance Lieb) 0:29
Clay-Chalkville: Matt Briggs 44 yard field goal 0:00
Clay-Chalkville: Tavarous Doyle 9 yard pass from Stuart Floyd (PAT Matt Briggs) 5:18
Clay-Chalkville: Tavarous Doyle 31 yard run (PAT Matt Briggs) 0:24
Lee Montgomery: Antonio Jones 2 yard run (PAT  Lance Lieb) 0:36
Lee Montgomery: Lance Lieb 26 yard field goal - overtime
Clay-Chalkville: Dewey Stoudmire 10 yard run - overtime
 
  Clay-Chalkville Lee
First Downs 14 17
Rush/Yards 29-199 44-187
Pass/Yards 121 131
Pass att/com/int 13-9-1 21-11-2
Total Yards 320 318
Fumbles/Lost 1-1 2-0
Punt/Avg. 3-39.0 3-31.0
Penalties 6-54 6-30
Time of Poss. 29:31 30:29
    
 
Individual Stats
 Clay-Chalkville 
 Rushing  Att.  Yds.   TD 
Tavarous Doyle12 98 1
Dewey Stoudmire5 52 1
Jonathan Johnson10 31 0
Stuart Floyd2 18 0
     
    
    
 Passing  Att/Comp/Int  Yds.   TD 
Stuart Floyd13-9-1 121 2
    
 Receiving  No.  Yds.   TD 
Tavarous Doyle5 69 2
Dewey Stoudmire2 27 0
Chris Walker1 13 0
Jamar Jones1 12 0
 
 Lee Montgomery 
 Rushing Att.  Yds.  TD 
Antonio Jones30 155 2
Donald Sweeney5 27 0
Ken Johnson5 4 0
Jesse Betts2 2 0
Decarlo Perkins1 0 0
Millard Dawson1 -1 0
    
 Passing  Att/Comp/Int  Yds.  TD 
Ken Johnson21-11-2 131 1
    
 Receiving  No.  Yds.  TD 
Antonio Jones5 58 0
Millard Dawson3 36 0
Ed Williams1 18 0
Orlando Harper1 17 0
Jeremy Davis1 21
Game MVP: WR, Tavarous Doyle, Clay-Chalkville
Records:  Clay-Chalkville (12-3); Lee Montgomery (8-7)
Coaches: Hal Riddle, Clay-Chalkville and Jimmy Perry, Lee Montgomery
Game: Played Saturday December 4, 1999 at Legion Field, Birmingham
 
Summary:
       Clay-Chalkville won a state championship in only the fourth year of the school's existence by defeating Robert E. Lee of Montgomery 30-27 in overtime. Lee trailed 24-17 late in the fourth quarter but drove 82 yards in 14 plays to force the overtime period when Antonio Jones scored on a 2 yard touchdown run with 36 seconds remaining in regulation.

      Ken Johnson set up the game tying run with an 18 yard completion to Ed Williams to the 2 yard line. The Generals had to settle for a 26 yard field goal by Lance Lieb in their portion of overtime. The Cougars would waste no time when Stoudmire ran the ball in from 10 yards out on their first play in overtime.

      Antonio Jones led the Generals with 155 yards rushing on 30 carries and scored on a 50 yard run. Tavarous Doyle was named the MVP after running for 98 yards and catching 5 passes for another 69 yards and three touchdowns.
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History

The first night game played between high school teams in the state occurred on September 23, 1927 when Pike Road and Cloverdale met in the Cramton Bowl in Montgomery.