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2015 Class 4A Season Scoring Averages

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2015 Class 4A Scoring Average
Rank Team Games Points Avg.
1 Leeds 15 677 45.1
2 Saks 11 473 43.0
3 Priceville 11 450 40.9
4 UMS-Wright 13 501 38.5
5 North Jackson 12 454 37.8
6 Cordova 14 500 35.7
7 D.A.R. 11 392 35.6
8 Dadeville 12 423 35.3
9 Brooks 13 453 34.8
10 Munford 14 482 34.4
11 Andalusia 13 439 33.8
12 Montevallo 12 400 33.3
13 Cherokee County 12 400 33.3
14 Cleburne County 12 389 32.4
15 Handley 11 343 31.2
16 W.S. Neal 11 329 29.9
17 Elmore County 10 296 29.6
18 Jacksonville 11 318 28.9
19 West Limestone 12 341 28.4
20 Fayette County 15 410 27.3
21 Bibb County 11 298 27.1
22 Hamilton 13 351 27.0
23 Trinity 12 319 26.6
24 Thomasville 11 287 26.1
25 Haleyville 11 284 25.8
26 Danville 10 258 25.8
27 J.B. Pennington 10 254 25.4
28 Catholic Montgomery 10 252 25.2
29 Northside 10 250 25.0
30 Oneonta 11 272 24.7
31 Sardis 10 247 24.7
32 Satsuma 10 247 24.7
33 Southside Selma 10 245 24.5
34 Westminster Christian 10 244 24.4
35 Locust Fork 10 241 24.1
36 St. James 11 264 24.0
37 Central Florence 10 238 23.8
38 Rogers 10 232 23.2
39 Ashford 10 231 23.1
40 Deshler 11 245 22.3
41 Oak Grove 10 215 21.5
42 West Blocton 11 237 21.5
43 Wilson 11 233 21.2
44 Childersburg 10 212 21.2
45 Holt 10 212 21.2
46 East Lawrence 10 207 20.7
47 Clarke County 11 218 19.8
48 Good Hope 10 197 19.7
49 Straughn 11 213 19.4
50 Monroe County 10 191 19.1
51 Elkmont 10 173 17.3
52 Hokes Bluff 10 167 16.7
53 Holtville 10 159 15.9
54 Headland 10 151 15.1
55 Sipsey Valley 10 135 13.5
56 Bullock County 10 132 13.2
57 White Plains 10 126 12.6
58 Carbon Hill 10 125 12.5
59 Curry 10 111 11.1
60 Crossville 10 106 10.6


2015 Class 4A Defense Average
Rank Team Games Allowed Avg.
1 Leeds 15 128 8.5
2 Northside 10 115 11.5
3 UMS-Wright 13 159 12.2
4 Wilson 11 140 12.7
5 Cordova 14 220 15.7
6 Andalusia 13 219 16.8
7 Rogers 10 177 17.7
8 Haleyville 11 205 18.6
9 W.S. Neal 11 208 18.9
10 Montevallo 12 229 19.1
11 Brooks 13 253 19.5
12 Cleburne County 12 234 19.5
13 Straughn 11 218 19.8
14 Handley 11 222 20.2
15 St. James 11 223 20.3
16 Trinity 12 253 21.1
17 Headland 10 214 21.4
18 Oneonta 11 245 22.3
19 North Jackson 12 268 22.3
20 Central Florence 10 223 22.3
21 West Limestone 12 270 22.5
22 Bibb County 11 252 22.9
23 Clarke County 11 255 23.2
24 Danville 10 232 23.2
25 Saks 11 260 23.6
26 Sipsey Valley 10 243 24.3
27 Oak Grove 10 245 24.5
28 Deshler 11 272 24.7
29 Cherokee County 12 298 24.8
30 Munford 14 353 25.2
31 Thomasville 11 280 25.5
32 Fayette County 15 386 25.7
33 Satsuma 10 259 25.9
34 Westminster Christian 10 259 25.9
35 D.A.R. 11 291 26.5
36 Ashford 10 268 26.8
37 Jacksonville 11 297 27.0
38 Catholic Montgomery 10 284 28.4
39 Sardis 10 291 29.1
40 Good Hope 10 299 29.9
41 West Blocton 11 329 29.9
42 Priceville 11 332 30.2
43 Elmore County 10 310 31.0
44 Hamilton 13 403 31.0
45 Bullock County 10 324 32.4
46 Locust Fork 10 329 32.9
47 Hokes Bluff 10 331 33.1
48 Dadeville 12 402 33.5
49 Crossville 10 339 33.9
50 Monroe County 10 344 34.4
51 Carbon Hill 10 363 36.3
52 J.B. Pennington 10 367 36.7
53 White Plains 10 368 36.8
54 Holt 10 376 37.6
55 East Lawrence 10 379 37.9
56 Childersburg 10 380 38.0
57 Elkmont 10 383 38.3
58 Curry 10 389 38.9
59 Southside Selma 10 420 42.0
60 Holtville 10 480 48.0




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