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The Alabama Football Coaches Association awards scholarships each year to deserving students. The students are children of football coaches, football players themselves, or students who intend on pursuing a career in the field of athletics. This year the association awarded 24 students. Five of these are honored with special scholarships that are presented at the banquet. Below are the presenting videos for the winners which were given last Saturday at the annual ALFCA Coach

The Alabama Football Coaches Association honored Ron Ingram with its Contributor Award for his 50 plus years of service to high school football in the state of Alabama. Ron was a long time sports reporter with the Birmingham News and later became Communications Director with the AHSAA. The award was presented at the annual ALFCA Coach of the Year Banquet this past Saturday in Montgomery. Below is the presenting video.

The Alabama Football Coaches Association honored three of its greatest coaches this past Saturday with its coveted Lifetime Achievement Award. The Coach of the Year Banquet was held at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Montgomery. Congratulations to the winners - Curtis Coleman, Danny Powell and Terry Curtis. Below are the presenting videos.

The ALFCA honored seven outstanding assistant coaches at the annual ALFCA Coach of the Year Banquet this past Saturday at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Montgomery. Congratulations again to the winners!

The ALFCA honored seven of our best coaches at the annual ALFCA Coach of the Year Banquet last Saturday at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Montgomery. Below are each of the presenting videos.

The board of directors of the Alabama Football Coaches Association met Friday, December 5, 2025 at the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame board room in Birmingham. This is the annual Super 7 meeting. ALFCA Executive Director Jack Wood opened the meeting by thanking those in attendance at the ALFCA Super 7 Social the night before. This annual social has always accompanied the Super 7 event whether in Birmingham, Auburn or Tuscaloosa. Next year the Super 7 event is scheduled for the f

The Alabama Football Coaches Association is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Assistant Coach of the Year Awards. The winners in each classification were nominated by members of the association and recommended by a Coach of the Year committee. They were then voted on by the ALFCA Board of Directors at the annual Super 7 meeting. These awards will be presented at the ALFCA Coach of the Year Banquet on Saturday, January 31, 2026 at 11:15 AM. The banquet will be held at

The Alabama Football Coaches Association is proud to announce the winners of the 2025 Coach of the Year Awards. The winners in each classification were nominated by members of the association and recommended by a Coach of the Year committee. They were then voted on by the ALFCA Board of Directors at the annual Super 7 meeting. These awards will be presented at the ALFCA Coach of the Year Banquet on Saturday, January 31, 2026 at 11:15 AM. The banquet will be held at the Embass

The Alabama Sports Writers Association high school football rankings with first-place votes, win-loss record, total poll points and position in last week's poll: CLASS 7A Team (first-place) W-L    Pts Pvs 1. Central-Phenix City (9)    7-1 189    1 2. Thompson (8) 6-2 183 2 3. Mary Montgomery (1) 8-0 148 3 4. Vestavia Hills 5-2 111 6 5. Auburn 6-2 96 8 6. Daphne 7-1 89 9 7. Hewitt-Trussville 6-2 69 4 8. Hoover 5-3 50 10 9. Carver-Montgomery 5-2 40 7 10. Opelika 6-2 32 5 Others

How teams in the Alabama Sports Writers Association rankings fared this week: CLASS 7A 1. Central-Phenix City (7-1) beat No. 7 Carver-Montgomery 58-35 2. Thompson (6-2) beat Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 56-10 3. Mary Montgomery (8-0) beat Fairhope 28-21 4. Hewitt-Trussville (6-2) lost to Prattville 24-21 5. Opelika (6-2) lost to Enterprise 42-20 6. Vestavia Hills (5-2) beat Oak Mountain 41-0 on Thursday 7. Carver-Montgomery (5-2) lost to No. 1 Central-Phenix City 58-35 8. Auburn (6-2

Gunner Rivers of St. Michael's Thanks to David Holtsford of the AHSAA for this article St. Michael snaps Jackson Streak with 49-39 Win...

The Alabama Sports Writers Association high school football rankings with first-place votes, win-loss record and total poll points: CLASS...

How teams in the Alabama Sports Writers Association rankings fared this week: CLASS 7A 1. Hewitt-Trussville (6-1) lost to No. 3 Thompson...

Addison 45, Waterloo 0 Alexandria 39, Hokes Bluff 21 American Chr. 38, Pleasant Grove 21 Andalusia 24, Charles Henderson 6 Anniston 20,...

Thanks to David Holtsford of the AHSAA for this article MONTGOMERY – Jackson High School senior defensive back Keegan Chapman provided...

CLASS 7A Team (first-place) W-L    Pts    Pvs 1. Central-Phenix City (12)    5-0 198 1 2. Thompson (6) 4-1 178 2 3. Hewitt-Trussville 5-0...

Jackson Held on to the Number One Ranking in 5A With a 42-14 Victory Over Mobile Christian CLASS 7A 1. Central-Phenix City (5-0) beat...

Trent Seaborn Led Thompson's Victory Over Vestavia Hills Abbeville 48, Houston County 6 Abbeville Chr. 58, Morgan Aca. 34 Addison 46,...

Thanks top David Holtsford of the AHSAA for this article. MONTGOMERY –  Week 2 of the AHSAA prep football season exploded last week with...

For the first time since 2005, the Red Level Tigers are ranked in the AHSAA Top 10. CLASS 7A Team (first-place) W-L    Pts    Pvs 1....