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  School Football over the past 100 seasons.






W.S. Neal Eagles
W.S. Neal High School

801 Andrew Jackson St. Brewton, AL 36426
Stadium: Buddy Taylor Field
Colors: Blue & Gold
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Team Home Summary Coaches Games by Year Opponents Players Rankings Facts Playoffs OT

W.S. Neal vs. Thomasville



 Date   Opponent   Score Thomasville-   
 10/20/2023 (Fri)  @  Thomasville   *L 28-34     
 10/14/2022 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville   *L 6-21     
 9/8/2017 (Fri)  @  Thomasville   *L 19-36     
 9/2/2016 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville   *L 20-26     
 10/9/2015 (Fri)  @  Thomasville   *L 7-17     
 10/10/2014 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville   *W 41-7     
 10/14/2011 (Fri)  @  Thomasville   *L 8-42     
 10/15/2010 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville   *L 7-56     
 9/18/2009 (Fri)  @  Thomasville   *L 0-58     
 9/19/2008 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville   *L 14-23     
 9/21/2007 (Fri)  @  Thomasville   *L 20-42     
 9/22/2006 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville   *L 14-28     
 11/24/1995 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville  W 28-9    3rd Round Playoffs 
 11/12/1993 (Fri)  @  Thomasville  W 41-0    1st Round Playoffs 
 11/13/1992 (Fri)  @  Thomasville  L 0-36    1st Round Playoffs 
 11/15/1991 (Fri)  @  Thomasville  L 27-39    1st Round Playoffs 
 10/2/1981 (Fri)  vs.  Thomasville  L 6-31     
 10/3/1980 (Fri)  @  Thomasville  W 10-7     


W.S. Neal has won 4  and scored 296 points
Thomasville has won 14  and scored 512 points
with 0  being tied






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