The vibrant city of Birmingham witnessed some exciting high school football action last weekend as teams battled it out in various classifications. Fans gathered under the Friday night lights, eager to cheer on their favorite teams and witness unforgettable moments.
In Class 7A, Hoover showcased their strength by overpowering Fairhope with a score of 35 to 10. Meanwhile, Vestavia Hills maintained their momentum with a solid victory over Mary Montgomery, finishing at 42 to 21. The impressive performances in 7A set the tone for an exhilarating weekend.
Shifting to Class 6A, Saraland made a statement by dominating Chelsea with a score of 42 to 3. This win highlights Saraland’s aspirations as they aim for a strong season ahead.
In Class 4A, St. Michael scored big against Handley in a high-scoring affair, wrapping up at 63 to 40. The thrill of the game kept everyone on the edge of their seats.
As we move down to Class 3A, Bayside Academy won decisively against Hale County with a score of 36 to 6. In another matchup, Fyffe showcased their prowess, defeating Ohatchee in a commanding win of 66 to 30.
In Class 2A, it was a nail-biter as Susan Moore edged past Decatur Heritage with a close score of 34 to 27. Meanwhile, Linden struck hard in Class 1A, dominating Southern Choctaw with a score of 63 to 14.
In the AISA Class AAA, Chambers Academy cruised past Clarke Prep with a score of 53 to 13. In the AISA Class AA, Lowndes Academy secured an impressive victory against Jackson Academy, winning 47 to 0.
As the season progresses, these results not only highlight the talent within these teams but also build excitement for the upcoming games. Fans are eagerly looking forward to the next round of matchups as high school football continues to energize the community week after week.
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