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Ashford Academy Football Team History

Ashford Academy Falcons

Ashford Academy

1100 N Broadway Ashford, AL 36312
Stadium: Layton Field
Colors: Green, White, & Gold
Coach:
Region: AISA-

1970 <-- 1974 <- 1975 -> 1976 --> 2014

1975 Season Highlights

The Head Coach is unknown.

First playoff win.

First 10 win season.

First playoff appearance.

The Falcons move from Class AISA-A and into Region 0.

1975 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 29	@ Southwest Academy GA	28	6	W
Fri., Sep. 5	vs. Bullock Memorial	39	0	W
Fri., Sep. 12	@ Abbeville Christian	14	0	W
Fri., Sep. 19	@ Dixie Academy	20	13	W
Thu., Sep. 25	vs. Pike Liberal Arts	49	20	W
Fri., Oct. 3	vs. Inglenook Academy	42	0	W
Fri., Oct. 17	vs. Ravenwood Academy GA	1	0	#Won
Fri., Oct. 24	vs. Crenshaw Christian	10	38	L
Fri., Oct. 31	@ Lakeside	25	16	W
Fri., Nov. 7	@ Woodland Christian	24	0	W
Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 14	Abbeville Christian	26	8	W	1st Round Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 21	Crenshaw Christian	0	10	L	Semi-finals Playoffs

1975 Season Totals
Record	10-2
Points Scored	278
Scoring Average	23.2
Points Allowed	111
Defense Average	9.3
Opponents Record	53-57
Region Record	0-0
Home Record	4-1
Away Record	5-0

1975 Class AISA Rankings
Date	Week	Rank	Record	Votes	Source
Ashford Academy was not ranked.

1975 Class AISA Region 0 Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			Region/Area Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Abbeville Christian	3-7	72	207							Charles Finney
Ashford Academy	10-2	278	111	1-1	26	18
Autauga Academy	10-2	232	120	0-1	8	26				Steve McCord
Bessemer Academy	4-6-1	114	158							Henry Chandler
Cahawba Christian	6-5	199	150	0-1	0	15				Chuck Sweeney
Catherine Academy	0-11	64	401							Charlie Sexton
Central Alabama	8-4	283	174							H.J. Nick Jr.
Chambers Academy	6-5	162	167							Steve White
Crichton Academy	5-5	138	277							Steve Sharp
Dixie Academy	7-4	151	157							Sammy Peak
Eclectic Academy	0-10	45	339
Escambia Academy	0-11	36	451							Robert Andress
Evangel Christian	2-4	60	127							Jack Sawyer
Faith Academy	8-2	273	54							Lloyd Skoda
Fort Dale Academy	6-4	277	162							Cleve Hightower
Glenwood School	10-2	329	99	1-1	30	31				Sam Howard
Greenville Academy	4-7-1	180	204							Jim Autrey
Independent Methodist	6-4	198	110							Vance McCrory
Inglenook Academy	0-10	51	320
Lakeside	7-5	347	213	0-1	19	21				Jerry Pugh
Lee Academy	8-4-1	242	170	2-0	28	19				Jim Lofton
Lowndes Academy	5-5-1	206	174							Joe Cardwell
Macon Academy	5-4-2	149	140	0-1	0	41				Jimmy Wilson
Marengo Academy	9-3	294	66	0-1	10	20				Ricky Herzog
Patrician Academy	7-4	149	103							Joe Nettles
Pike Liberal Arts	5-6	199	223
Scott Prep	9-3	257	129	0-1	0	30				Wayne Proffitt
Shelby Academy	5-6	222	177							John McCarver
South Choctaw Academy	4-6	94	137							Duane Johnson
Southern Academy	5-7	210	193	0-1	12	21				Frank Costanzo
Sparta Academy	7-3-1	282	186							Richard Brown.
Springwood	9-2-1	314	54	0-1	8	14				Legrant Scott
Stokes Academy	4-6	101	194							Jimmy Warr
Sumter Academy	2-8	99	170							Dan Gilbert
Talladega Academy	4-6	135	112							Gary Franks
Tallapoosa Academy	3-8	106	241							Neil Wayne Chase
Trinity	6-5	202	150							Steve Shiflett
Warrior Academy	2-8	109	227							Ronny Davis
West End Christian	7-2-1	156	106							Jim Riley
Wilcox Academy	7-3-1	260	132							Connie McKelvey
Woodland Christian	1-8	26	212

1975 Player Awards
Player	Position	Class	Ht.	Wt.	Award	Team	Source
No Ashford Academy Players on File.

1975 All State Players
Player	Position	Class	Ht.	Wt.	Team	Source
No Ashford Academy Players on File.

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