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2024 Season Scoring Averages
Week 11 (11/3/2024)
Berry Fayette scored 78 points this week against Victory Christian to take the scoring lead from Elba. The Wildcats lead all AHSAA schools with an average of 53.5 points a game at the conclusion of the regular season. Thomasville and Wadley are also above the 50 point mark.
Five AHSAA teams have allowed less than seven points a game as we head into the playoffs. They are led by Highland Home and Vigor who have given up just 5.2 points a game.
(Forfeited games are removed from the scoring averages.)
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2024 Scoring Average
Rank
Team
Games
Points
Avg.
1
Cornerstone Christian
8
476
59.5
2
Springwood
10
587
58.7
3
Macon-East Academy
7
378
54.0
4
Berry Fayette
10
535
53.5
5
Elba
10
514
51.4
6
Thomasville
10
514
51.4
7
Wadley
8
407
50.9
8
Highland Home
10
479
47.9
9
Catholic Montgomery
9
428
47.6
10
McKenzie
10
473
47.3
11
Cottonwood
10
470
47.0
12
West Morgan
10
464
46.4
13
Evangel Christian Academy
9
416
46.2
14
Lowndes Academy
9
411
45.7
15
Auburn
9
408
45.3
16
Ohatchee
10
442
44.2
17
Gordo
10
442
44.2
18
Piedmont
10
440
44.0
2024 Defense Average
Rank
Team
Games
Allowed
Avg.
1
Highland Home
10
52
5.2
2
Vigor
10
52
5.2
3
Lowndes Academy
9
50
5.6
4
Thomasville
10
56
5.6
5
Williamson
10
62
6.2
6
Catholic Montgomery
9
62
6.9
7
Reeltown
10
71
7.1
8
Winston County
10
72
7.2
9
T.R. Miller
10
82
8.2
10
Hackleburg
10
85
8.5
11
Coosa Christian
10
86
8.6
12
Hewitt-Trussville
10
87
8.7
13
Linden
9
80
8.9
14
Cottonwood
10
92
9.2
15
Mars Hill
10
97
9.7
16
South Choctaw Academy
10
98
9.8
2024 Scoring Differential
Rank
Team
Games
Difference
Avg.
1
Thomasville
10
458
45.8
2
Highland Home
10
427
42.7
3
Catholic Montgomery
9
366
40.7
4
Cornerstone Christian
8
325
40.6
5
Lowndes Academy
9
361
40.1
6
Wadley
8
305
38.1
7
Cottonwood
10
378
37.8
8
Winston County
10
353
35.3
9
West Morgan
10
348
34.8
10
T.R. Miller
10
334
33.4
11
Spring Garden
10
331
33.1
12
Mars Hill
10
330
33.0
13
Chambers Academy
10
329
32.9
14
Pleasant Grove
9
293
32.6
15
South Choctaw Academy
10
320
32.0
16
Auburn
9
288
32.0
17
Hackleburg
10
320
32.0
18
Houston Academy
10
319
31.9
19
Saraland
9
278
30.9
20
Pisgah
10
306
30.6
21
Fyffe
9
275
30.6
22
Berry Fayette
10
300
30.0
23
Vigor
10
300
30.0
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
Foley outscored their opponents 433-6 in 1961. The Lions were named state champions by the Alabama Sports Writers Association that season.
