Week 8 Alabama High School Football Scores

The weekend's full high school football results as complied by the Alabama Sports Writers Association.

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Saturday’s Score

Alabama-Deaf 50, Florida-Deaf 22

Friday’s Scores

Alabama Chr. 40, Prattville Chr. 7

Aliceville 52, Cold Springs 8

American Chr. 27, West Blocton 12

Andalusia 49, Slocomb 0

Arab 56, Boaz 17

Ariton 49, Abbeville 0

Austin 41, James Clemens 33

B.B. Comer 44, Thorsby 16

Beauregard 31, Elmore Co. 20

Beulah 29, Childersburg 26

Bibb Co. 46, Montevallo 0

Bob Jones 48, Sparkman 40

Brooks 24, Rogers 21

BTW-Tuskegee 36, Montgomery Aca. 21

Calera 31, Briarwood 28 (3OT)

Carroll-Ozark 42, Headland 8

Carver-Montgomery 33, Wetumpka 13

Catholic-Montgomery 64, Bullock Co. 0

Center Point 29, Pinson Valley 22

Central-Clay Co. 48, Sylacauga 7

Central-Hayneville 40, Notasulga 0

Charles Henderson 34, Eufaula 7

Cherokee 34, Vina 8

Cherokee Co. 60, Fultondale 0

Chickasaw 28, Fruitdale 22

Clarke Co. 20, J.U. Blacksher 0

Clarke Prep 34, Banks Aca. 14

Clay-Chalkville 62, Huffman 0

Cleburne Co. 48, White Plains 13

Clements 46, Elkmont 18

Cleveland 36, Gaston 6

Colbert Co. 28, Colbert Heights 12

Collinsville 41, Ider 12

Coosa Chr. 41, Cedar Bluff 14

Corner 20, Oak Grove 12

Crenshaw Chr. 39, Coosa Valley 0

Cullman 35, Columbia 6

Davidson 28, Park Crossing 14

Demopolis 68, Jemison 22

Deshler 45, Central-Florence 21

Dora 40, Hamilton 8

Douglas 42, Crossville 14

Enterprise 51, Dothan 28

Escambia Aca. 35, Pickens Aca. 22

Etowah 48, Hanceville 7

Excel 21, Thomasville 20

Fairhope 26, Daphne 7

Fairview 55, Brewer 13

Faith-Mobile 41, Pike Liberal Arts 0

Falkville 28, Red Bay 6

Fayetteville 14, Central-Coosa 6

Florala 72, McKenzie 38

Florence 27, Huntsville 7

Fort Payne 46, Hazel Green 14

Francis Marion 38, Washington Co. 32

Fyffe 70, Sand Rock 14

G.W. Long 35, Cottonwood 28

Gadsden City 53, Jemison-Huntsville 0

Gardendale 34, Minor 14

Geneva 35, Dale Co. 7

Geneva Co. 34, Zion Chapel 12

Geraldine 16, Westbrook Chr. 13

Glenwood 36, Monroe Aca. 0

Good Hope 20, Ashville 7

Greene Co. 24, Sumter Central 20

Grissom 17, Albertville 3

Hackleburg 50, Phillips-Bear Creek 34

Hale Co. 21, Dallas Co. 12

Haleyville 46, Curry 6

Handley 48, Talladega 3

Hartselle 45, Athens 21

Hatton 60, Sheffield 34

Hayden 41, Wenonah 21

Hewitt-Trussville 45, Vestavia Hills 37

Highland Home 36, Barbour Co. 14

Hillcrest-Evergreen 44, Monroe Co. 16

Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 47, Bessemer City 16

Hoover 31, Tuscaloosa Co. 13

Houston Co. 41, Pleasant Home 21

Hubbertville 41, Berry 8

Hueytown 32, McAdory 27

Isabella 34, Ranburne 7

Jackson 55, Satsuma 0

Jackson Aca. 58, Snook 7

Jackson-Olin 14, Woodlawn 12

Jacksonville 31, Munford 13

Jasper 57, Carver-Birmingham 20

Kinston 35, Red Level 0

Lamar Co. 21, Sulligent 20

Lanett 45, LaFayette 8

Leeds 23, Alexandria 7

Lee-Scott 49, Bessemer Aca. 0

Leroy 54, Southern Choctaw 6

Lexington 52, Tanner 20

Lincoln 34, Springville 31

Loachapoka 22, Autaugaville 18

Luverne 28, Goshen 21

Lynn 45, Brilliant 6

Madison Aca. 49, Vinemont 7

Maplesville 51, Billingsley 14

Marbury 35, Holtville 12

Marion Co. 38, Sumiton Chr. 7

Mars Hill Bible 56, Phil Campbell 0

Mary Montgomery 37, Baker 20

McIntosh 24, Choctaw Co. 7

Meek 63, Shoals Chr. 0

Midfield 34, Tarrant 14

Millry beat J.F. Shields, forfeit

Mobile Chr. 34, Cottage Hill 14

Moody 42, St. Clair Co. 14

Morgan Aca. 32, Autauga Aca. 7

Muscle Shoals 42, Decatur 28

Northridge 55, Central-Tuscaloosa 0

Northside 20, Cordova 19

Ohatchee 21, Hokes Bluff 7

Opelika 31, Smiths Station 14

Opp 33, Daleville 7

Orange Beach 35, Bayside Aca. 29

Paul Bryant 23, Brookwood 18

Pickens Co. 60, Holy Spirit 0

Piedmont 45, Glencoe 10

Pike Co. 21, Providence Chr. 7

Pike Road 40, Russell Co. 7

Pisgah 41, North Sand Mountain 14

Pleasant Grove 35, Fairfield 0

Prattville 38, Jeff Davis 20

Priceville 41, North Jackson 14

R.C. Hatch 30, Marengo 6

Ragland 38, Winterboro 8

Randolph 55, DAR 0

Randolph Co. 41, Walter Wellborn 14

Reeltown 48, Horseshoe Bend 9

Rehobeth 42, Greenville 7

Saks 56, Weaver 6

Saraland 48, Baldwin Co. 7

Scottsboro 25, Sardis 0

Selma 29, Shelby Co. 0

Shades Valley 35, Pell City 29

Sipsey Valley 37, Holt 6

South Choctaw Aca. 22, Wilcox Aca. 14

Southeastern-Blount 14, Locust Fork 12

Southern Aca. 7, Lakeside 6

Spain Park 35, Chelsea 21

Spanish Fort 33, McGill-Toolen 24

Spring Garden 28, Pleasant Valley 14

St. James 37, Trinity 21

Straughn 56, New Brockton 7

Sweet Water 45, Keith 0

T.R. Miller 39, Escambia Co. 0

Tallassee 25, Valley 7

Theodore 35, Blount 0

Tuscaloosa Aca. 34, Winston Co. 8

UMS-Wright 42, B.C. Rain 7

University Charter 62, A.L. Johnson 18

Valiant Cross 34, Fort Dale Aca. 26

Verbena 40, Calhoun 0

Vigor 22, LeFlore 6

Vincent 39, Woodland 0

W.S. Neal 13, Flomaton 12

Wadley 47, Victory Chr. 0

West End-Walnut Grove 49, Holly Pond 26

West Morgan 34, West Limestone 3

West Point 21, Ardmore 0

Whitesburg Chr. 36, Section 24

Wicksburg 48, Samson 10

Wilson 33, East Lawrence 21

Winfield 62, Carbon Hill 0

Thursday’s Scores

Buckhorn 38, Lee-Huntsville 20

Central-Phenix City 55, Lee-Montgomery 20

Chambers Aca. 56, Abbeville Chr. 7

Danville 49, Asbury 6

Decatur Heritage 49, Woodville 8

Donoho 48, Talladega Co. Central 14

East Limestone 54, Lawrence Co. 13

Edgewood 35, Macon-East 34

Elba 62, Georgiana 28

Foley 55, Alma Bryant 32

Gordo 35, Fayette Co. 0

Gulf Shores 49, Elberta 3

Homewood 31, Chilton Co. 10

Hooper 72, Sparta 50

Houston Aca. 52, Northside Methodist 0

J.B. Pennington 55, Brindlee Mountain 0

Mountain Brook 35, Parker 6

Patrician 34, Lowndes Aca. 6

Pelham 30, Benjamin Russell 20

Plainview 33, Sylvania 30

Ramsay 56, John Carroll 7

Sidney Lanier 41, Stanhope Elmore 17

Southside-Selma 52, Greensboro 30

St. John Paul II 27, New Hope 20

St. Michael 49, Wilcox Central 6

St. Paul’s 39, Robertsdale 14

Thompson 51, Oak Mountain 0

Valley Head 34, Appalachian 28

Westminster-Huntsville 70, Madison Co. 42

Williamson 20, Citronelle 0

From the AHSAA:

The AHSAA was saddened to learn of the untimely passing of Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame Coach Don Creasy, 79, who died in a car accident Tuesday, October 4 at Sheffield.

“Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Creasy family,” AHSAA Executive Director Alvin Briggs said in a release. “Coach Creasy was an outstanding coach who truly had a major influence on the lives of the many student-athletes placed in his care. His legacy will live on.”

Inducted into the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame in 1998 and the Colbert County Sports Hall of Fame in 2003, Creasy compiled a 186-76-3 football coaching record over 23 seasons. He graduated Colbert County High School in 1961 earning All-State honors as a senior. He also played in the North-South All-Star Game in 1961 and then moved to Florence State College (University of North Alabama) where he was a three-time letterman and named the most valuable lineman in 1964.

He served as an assistant coach at Sheffield for three seasons after college, then moved back home to Leighton where he serve four seasons as an assistant coach for Coach Manley – including serving on the staff of the 1972 team which went 13-0 and produced future collegiate stars Ozzie Newsome, Phil Gargis, and Thad Flanagan. 

The 1972-73 period at Colbert County High School is arguably the greatest single year in AHSAA history. The Indians won the Class 3A state basketball championship in the winter of 1972 with future Alabama Sports Hall of Famer Leon Douglas and his younger brother on the squad. The next fall, Colbert County finished undefeated to win the Class 3A state football crown, and in the spring of 1973, the Indians’ baseball team reached the state finals falling to Chilton County 6-5, 9-6 in the Class 3A championship.

Creasy spoke on numerous occasions about that group of kids. 

“I don’t think any other school in this state has ever had such an incredible run of athletes and success as Colbert County did during that time period,” he told The Birmingham News in 1989.

Creasy, who followed Manley as head coach at Colbert County in 1978, compiled a 126-25-1 record over the next 12 years reaching the state finals and finishing as Class 3A state runner-up in his first season (1978), tying Jackson 0-0 in the to earn a co-championship in 1979, winning the Class 5A state title in 1985, reaching the semifinals in Class 5A in 1987, in Class 4A in 1988, and reaching the 4A finals in 1989 falling to Pike County 20-19. His 83.2 winning percentage was among the leaders during that stretch. Colbert County won 32 regular-season games at one stretch from 1981-1984.

He also had head-coaching stints at Central-Florence, Coffee, and Mountain Brook. Creasy’s son Allen Creasy followed his dad into coaching. He compiled a 100-88 record in 12 seasons as head football coach at Athens High School.

See Also:

2022 ASWA Alabama State Football Rankings Week 8

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