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2022 Realignment with 2021 Standings
| The
AHSAA has announced the 2022-2023 realignment for all the schools
participating in football next season. The Average Daily Enrollment Numbers issued by the State Department of Education which classifies each member school of the Alabama High School Athletic Association are used to place schools in each classification. A multiplier of 1.35 is added to all private schools. Then a competitive balance factor is used by the AHSAA to adjust the private schools who have excelled in football. Finally we end up with the new alignments for the 2022 football season. Teams that changed classifications are noted in parenthesis. |
| Class 5A | ||||
| Region 1 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| B.C. Rain | (3-7) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Citronelle (6A-1) | (3-7) | (0-7) | ||
| Elberta | (2-8) | (2-4) | ||
| Faith Academy | (7-5) | (4-2) | (2-1) | |
| Gulf Shores (6A-1) | (6-4) | (3-4) | ||
| LeFlore | (0-10) | (0-6) | ||
| UMS-Wright | (11-2) | (6-0) | (2-1) | |
| Vigor (4A-1) | (14-1) | (6-0) | (5-0) | |
| Williamson (4A-1) | (5-6) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Total Last Season | (51-50) | |||
| Region 2 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| Carroll | (4-7) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Charles Henderson | (2-8) | (2-4) | ||
| Eufaula (6A-2) | (5-6) | (4-3) | (0-1) | |
| Greenville | (8-4) | (5-1) | (1-1) | |
| Headland | (2-8) | (0-6) | ||
| Rehobeth | (4-6) | (1-5) | ||
| Total Last Season | (25-39) | |||
| Region 3 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| Demopolis | (7-5) | (6-0) | (1-1) | |
| Holtville | (5-6) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Jemison | (1-9) | (0-6) | ||
| Marbury | (4-7) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Selma | (5-6) | (4-2) | (0-1) | |
| Shelby County | (5-5) | (4-2) | (0-1) | |
| Total Last Season | (27-38) | |||
| Region 4 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| Beauregard | (4-6) | (2-4) | ||
| Central Clay County | (9-3) | (5-1) | (1-1) | |
| Elmore County | (0-10) | (0-6) | ||
| Sylacauga | (7-4) | (5-1) | (0-1) | |
| Tallassee | (7-3) | (5-1) | (0-1) | |
| Valley (6A-2) | (4-5) | (2-5) | ||
| Total Last Season | (31-31) | |||
| Region 5 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| Carver Birmingham | (1-9) | (1-6) | ||
| Fairfield | (7-4) | (5-2) | (0-1) | |
| Hayden | (1-9) | (1-6) | ||
| Jasper (6A-6) | (5-5) | (1-5) | ||
| John Carroll | (5-5) | (3-4) | ||
| Pleasant Grove | (12-2) | (7-0) | (4-1) | |
| Ramsay | (6-5) | (4-3) | (1-1) | |
| Wenonah | (1-9) | (1-6) | ||
| Total Last Season | (38-48) | |||
| Region 6 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| Alexandria | (11-1) | (7-0) | (1-1) | |
| Leeds | (10-2) | (6-1) | (1-1) | |
| Lincoln | (6-5) | (4-3) | (0-1) | |
| Moody | (6-4) | (3-4) | ||
| Southside Gadsden (6A-7) | (5-6) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Springville (6A-7) | (4-6) | (2-4) | ||
| St. Clair County | (0-10) | (0-7) | ||
| Total Last Season | (42-34) | |||
| Region 7 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| Arab (6A-7) | (8-3) | (5-1) | (0-1) | |
| Boaz | (6-5) | (4-2) | (0-1) | |
| Crossville | (0-10) | (0-6) | ||
| Douglas | (6-5) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Guntersville | (9-2) | (6-0) | (0-1) | |
| Sardis | (1-9) | (1-5) | ||
| Scottsboro (6A-7) | (3-7) | (2-4) | ||
| Total Last Season | (33-41) | |||
| Region 8 | 2021 Record | 2021 Region | 2021 Playoffs | |
| Ardmore | (7-4) | (3-3) | (0-1) | |
| Brewer | (2-8) | (2-4) | ||
| East Limestone | (5-6) | (5-1) | (0-1) | |
| Fairview | (12-2) | (5-1) | (3-1) | |
| Lawrence County | (0-10) | (0-6) | ||
| Russellville | (9-3) | (6-0) | (1-1) | |
| West Point | (6-4) | (2-4) | ||
| Total Last Season | (41-37) | |||
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
From 1947 until his retirement in 1992 Glenn Daniel's teams won 302 games at Pine Hill and Luverne. He was the winningest coach in state history until 2010.
From 1947 until his retirement in 1992 Glenn Daniel's teams won 302 games at Pine Hill and Luverne. He was the winningest coach in state history until 2010.
