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Hewitt-Trussville Football Team History
Hewitt-Trussville Huskies
Hewitt-Trussville High School
6450 Husky Parkway Trussville, AL 35173
Stadium: Hewitt-Trussville Stadium Colors: Red & Gray Coach: Josh Floyd Region: 7A-R3
2014 Season Highlights
Josh Floyd enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Hewitt-Trussville. The Huskies move from Class 6A and into Region 3. The Huskies finished 4th in Region 3. The Huskies set a team record by allowing 369 points.
2014 Season
Date
Opponent Score
Fri., Aug. 22 OPEN Fri., Aug. 29 vs.
Gardendale
30
24
W
Fri., Sep. 5 @
Tuscaloosa County
*
21
28
L
Fri., Sep. 12 vs.
Vestavia Hills
*
3
14
L
Fri., Sep. 19 @
Spain Park
*
64
63
W
Fri., Sep. 26 @
Gadsden City
31
27
W
Fri., Oct. 3 vs.
Oak Mountain
*
38
45
L
Fri., Oct. 10 @
Thompson
*
41
7
W
Fri., Oct. 17 @
Mountain Brook
*
28
10
W
Fri., Oct. 24 vs.
Hoover
*
24
38
L
Thu., Oct. 30 vs.
Clay-Chalkville
28
59
L
Playoffs Fri., Nov. 7 @
Gadsden City
37
54
L
1st Round Playoffs
2014 Season Totals
Record 5-6
Points Scored 345
Scoring Average 31.4
Points Allowed 369
Defense Average 33.5
Opponents Record 83-49
Region Record 3-4
Home Record 1-4
Away Record 4-2
2014 Class 7A Rankings
Date
Week
Rank
Record
Votes
Source
Hewitt-Trussville was not ranked.
2014 Player Awards
Player
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Award
Team
Source
No Hewitt-Trussville Players on File.
2014 All State Players
Player
Position
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Team
Source
Bailey McElwain LB
Jr.
HM
ASWA
Jarrion Street ATH
Jr. 6-2 197
2nd
ASWA
Kyle Miskelley OL
Jr. 6-1 240
2nd
ASWA
Zach Thomas ATH
Jr. 6-2 175
1st
ASWA
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Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
Luverne 'Toad' Wise was the first female football player in Alabama and may have been the first in the country. She was a kicker for the Escambia County Blue Devils in 1939-40.