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2000 State Championship Teams.


 Baseball 
AISA-AAA Faith Academy Lloyd Skoda (23-9)    Tuscaloosa Academy
AISA-AA Marengo Academy Jesse Little    6-5  Edgewood Academy
AISA-A Lakeside      Coosa Valley Academy
6A Vestavia Hills Sammy Dunn (29-6)  2-1  Daphne
5A Hartselle William Booth (42-8)  2-1  Bibb County
4A St. Pauls Andy Robbins (36-6)  2-1  Hokes Bluff
3A Trinity Ken Whittle (31-5)  2-0  Rogers
2A Alabama Christian Chris Goodman    2-0  West End Walnut Grove
1A G.W. Long Earl Miller (34-8)  2-0  Athens Bible

 Boys Basketball 
AISA-AAA Kingwood Christian Jimmy Johnson (24-2)  51-36  Monroe Academy
AISA-AA Marengo Academy (18-4)    Jefferson Christian
AISA-A Crenshaw Christian Robert Williams      
6A Woodlawn Gene Crittenden (32-6)  55-42  Jess Lanier
5A Wilcox Central Joseph Pettway (31-3)  72-61  John Carroll
4A Central Coosa Joe Belyeu (28-2)  61-60  Central Hayneville
3A Francis Marion Woodie Jackson (25-8)  65-56  Briarwood
2A Catholic Montgomery Maurice Bailey (24-9)  81-61  Section
1A Courtland Melcha Satchel (30-3)  77-47  Pleasant Home

 Boys Cross Country 
6A Hoover Mary Birdwell      Grissom
4A/5A Briarwood Sandy Evers      Scottsboro
1A/3A Altamont Jim Palmer      Mars Hill

 Boys Golf 
AISA Tuscaloosa Academy      
6A Hoover Kevin Shirley      McGill-Toolen
5A Bradshaw      Athens
4A Brooks Stephen Phillips      St. Pauls
3A UMS-Wright Eddie Holmes      Gulf Shores
1A/2A Mars Hill      Donoho

 Boys Indoor Track 
6A Central Tuscaloosa      Hoover
4A/5A John Carroll      Scottsboro
1A/3A UMS-Wright Pat Galle      Briarwood

 Boys Soccer 
6A Grissom Brendan OHalloran (30-2-0)  4-2  Shades Valley
5A John Carroll Joe Carter (20-6-3)  4-1  Wetumpka
1A/4A Randolph Killebrew Bailey (29-4-1)  3-1  Briarwood

 Boys Swimming 

 Boys Tennis 
AISA Cottage Hill Christian      
6A Mountain Brook Donna Robinett      Grissom
5A Walker      John Carroll
4A St. Pauls      Emma Sansom
1A/3A Trinity      Montgomery Academy

 Boys Track 
AISA Mobile Christian Mike Powell      Morgan Academy
6A Opelika      Hoover
5A Blount      Scottsboro
4A Leeds Brian Terry      Hamilton
3A UMS-Wright Pat Galle      Briarwood
2A Hazlewood Aaron Goode      Marion County
1A Courtland      St. Jude

 Fast Pitch Softball 
AISA Macon-East Academy Glynn Lott (29-3)  10-3  Edgewood Academy
6A Grissom Paul Parvin (55-14)  2-1  Thompson
5A Hartselle Garry Pressley (48-11)  3-2  Mortimer Jordan
4A/3A Brooks Amy Tidwell (34-18)  15-5  Pisgah
2A/1A Madison Academy Crystal Watson (35-9)  5-1  Alabama Christian

 Football 
AISA-AAA Morgan Academy Robby James (13-0)  21-7  Fort Dale Academy
AISA-AA Macon-East Academy Glynn Lott (12-1)  21-6  Chambers Academy
AISA-A Clarke Prep Billy Hamilton (11-2)  44-37  South Montgomery Academy
6A Hoover Rush Propst (14-1)  28-7  Daphne
5A Homewood Bob Newton (13-2)  41-34  Benjamin Russell
4A T.R. Miller Jamie Riggs (13-2)  28-9  Fayette County
3A Aliceville Wade Streeter (15-0)  50-7  Colbert County
2A Clay County Danny Horn (14-1)  27-7  Pisgah
1A Hazlewood Rickey Johnson (12-3)  23-16  Reeltown

 Girls Basketball 
AISA-AAA Faith Academy Woodie Head (26-4)  51-37  Macon-East Academy
AISA-AA Wilcox Academy Buddy Sumner (21-3)    Sumter Academy
AISA-A Escambia Academy (27-4)  48-37  Clarke Prep
6A Decatur Mike Smith (34-0)  65-49  Hoover
5A Buckhorn Todd Markham (26-8)  59-57  Fairfield
4A Lawrence County Kenny Coffey (28-3)  68-45  Guntersville
3A R.C. Hatch Walter Abraham (30-0)  66-63  Sulligent
2A Fyffe Mike Cochran (32-4)  54-50  Red Bay
1A Autaugaville Johnny Burney (24-3)  58-40  Westminster Christian

 Girls Cross Country 
6A Mountain Brook Greg Echols      Hoover
4A/5A St. Pauls Jim Tate      Scottsboro
1A/3A Speake      Pleasant Valley

 Girls Golf 

 Girls Indoor Track 
6A Mountain Brook Greg Echols      Central Tuscaloosa
4A/5A St. Pauls Jim Tate      St. Pauls
1A/3A Briarwood      UMS-Wright

 Girls Soccer 
6A Huntsville Henry Mpagi (20-5-1)  2-1  Vestavia Hills
5A John Carroll Jason Free (18-8-1)  3-2  Oak Mountain
1A/4A Briarwood Andrew Brower (25-1-1)  10-0  Mars Hill

 Girls Swimming 

 Girls Tennis 
AISA Fort Dale Academy      Springwood
6A Mountain Brook Donna Robinett      Huntsville
5A John Carroll      Carroll
4A St. Pauls Judy Griffin      Brooks
1A/3A Montgomery Academy Jill Clark      Trinity

 Girls Track 
AISA Faith Academy Tonya Hateley      Mobile Christian
6A Central Tuscaloosa Jeff Sparks      Mountain Brook
5A Scottsboro John Esslinger      J.O. Johnson
4A St. Pauls Jim Tate      Madison County
3A UMS-Wright Pat Galle      Brairwood
2A Hazlewood Aaron Goode      Mars Hill
1A Cedar Bluff      Phillips Bear Creek

 Girls Volleyball 
AISA-AA Cottage Hill Christian (31-8)  2-0  Faith Academy
AISA-A Sumter Academy      
6A McGill-Toolen Christina Nash (63-3)  3-1  Grissom
5A Muscle Shoals Brenda Mayes-Harris (78-3)  3-2  Homewood
4A Haleyville Kimberly Williams (48-12)  3-2  UMS-Wright
3A Sylvania Frances Black (49-10)  3-1  Montgomery Academy
2A Bayside Academy Ann Schilling (59-5)  3-0  Pleasant Valley
1A Holy Spirit Stacey Buzicky (37-5)  3-2  Athens Bible

 Slow Pitch Softball 
AISA-AAA Faith Academy Woodie Head (40-2)  21-0  Meadowview Christian
AISA-AA Macon-East Academy Glynn Lott    10-3  Edgewood Academy
AISA-A Crenshaw Christian    5-1  Southern Academy
5A/6A Hazel Green Christy Baeder (56-15)  3-2  Athens
4A Geneva Terry Scott    9-0  Alexandria
3A Pleasant Valley Shane Sanderson (68-12)  10-8  Colbert Heights
2A Geraldine Mark Hale (45-11)  10-0  West Morgan
1A G.W. Long Marcie Stokes    12-9  Spring Garden

 Wrestling 
AISA Glenwood School      Hooper Academy
6A Vestavia Hills Steve Gaydosh      Grissom
5A Hartselle      Erwin
1A/4A Brookwood      Weaver



Great Moments in Alabama High School Sports History

The first basketball tournament held in Tuscaloosa was in 1927.