Alabama High School Football Scores – September 6, 2024
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 By  John Few Published 
1:02 am Saturday, September 7, 2024

Alabama High School Football Scores – September 6, 2024

Here is a recap of all the scores across the state from this weeks High School Football Matchups!

SEPTEMBER 6, 2024

  • Alexandria 35, White Plains 7
  • American Christian Academy 25, West Blocton 21
  • Andalusia 24, Headland 6
  • Arab 42, Sardis 7
  • Ardmore 28, Priceville 6
  • Ariton 48, Houston County 28
  • Ashford 14, Dale County 6
  • Athens 24, Cullman 14
  • Auburn 28, Opelika 21
  • Austin 31, Sparkman 30
  • Autauga Academy 38, Billingsley 0
  • Baker 21, Davidson 0
  • Bayside Academy 7, Orange Beach 5
  • Beauregard 28, Marbury 0
  • Berry 61, Marion County 18
  • Bibb County 52, Tarrant 6
  • Brantley 39, Pleasant Home 0
  • Brooks 35, Hatton 16
  • Carver-Montgomery 46, ohnson Abernathy Graetz (JAG) High School 0
  • Central – Clay County 48, Valley 0
  • Chambers Academy 48, Valiant Cross 2
  • Charles Henderson 18, Greenville 14
  • Chelsea 36, Pelham 33
  • Cherokee 36, Waterloo 14
  • Cherokee County 47, Oneonta 6
  • Citronelle 40, Faith Academy 8
  • Clarke County 38, Central-Hayneville 0
  • Coosa Valley Academy 62, North River Christian Academy 14
  • Cottonwood 58, Providence Christian 6
  • Decatur Heritage 42, Lexington 18
  • Deshler 35, Danville 0
  • Dora 38, Fayette County 36
  • Elmore County High School 31, Carroll-Ozark 7
  • Enterprise 28, Dothan 21
  • Fairview 48, West Point 13
  • Falkville 42, West End 0
  • Florence 51, Albertville 0
  • Foley 31, Robertsdale 21
  • Fyffe 42, Collinsville 10
  • G.W. Long 34, Samson 0
  • Gadsden City High School 40, Buckhorn 7
  • Geneva County 38, Abbeville 22
  • Goshen 44, Zion Chapel 21
  • Greene County 24, Lamar County High School 20
  • Greensboro 22, Dallas County 15
  • Hackleburg 34, Meek 8
  • Hale County 28, Wilcox Central 0
  • Haleyville 43, Curry 7
  • Hamilton 40, Cordova 13
  • Hewitt-Trussville 18, Vestavia Hills 14
  • Highland Home 54, Barbour County High School 0
  • Hokes Bluff High School 49, Etowah 24
  • Hoover (AL) 35, Hillcrest 6
  • Hubbertville 41, South Lamar 14
  • Huntsville 30, Grissom 27
  • Jasper 55, Decatur 7
  • Kinston 38, Red Level 0
  • Lauderdale County 49, Elkmont 8
  • Lillie B. Willamson 49, Elberta 0
  • Locust Fork 38, Appalachian 28
  • Lynn 34, Brilliant 20
  • Madison Academy 55, DAR 0
  • Maplesville 55, Ellwood Christian Academy 0
  • McAdory 34, Northridge 7
  • McGill-Toolen 18, Theodore 16
  • Moody 35, Jacksonville 0
  • Mountain Brook 23, Hueytown 21
  • Muscle Shoals 63, Columbia 6
  • North Jackson 21, Madison County 14
  • Northside 48, Montevallo 14
  • Oak Grove 37, Holt 12
  • Opp 30, New Brockton 27
  • Pennington 35, Glencoe 14
  • Piedmont 46, Ohatchee 20
  • Pike Liberal Arts 40, Calhoun 0
  • Pike Road 40, Rehobeth 19
  • Prattville 35, Oak Mountain 28
  • Randolph School 35, Plainview 14
  • Rogers 30, Sheffield 0
  • Russellville 42, Lawrence County 13
  • Saint James School 7, Bullock County High School 6
  • Sand Rock 16, North Sand Mountain 0
  • Saraland 31, Gulf Shores 7
  • Scottsboro 42, Boaz 35
  • Spanish Fort 35, Baldwin County High School 6
  • Sparta Academy 34, Hooper Academy 20
  • Spring Garden 47, Ragland 21
  • Straughn 14, Daleville 0
  • Sulligent 24, Isabella 14
  • Sylvania 48, Holly Pond 6
  • T.R. Miller 50, Monroe County 0
  • Tallassee 35, Munford 14
  • The Montgomery Academy 12, Houston Academy 10
  • Thomasville 34, Southside-Selma 0
  • Thompson 47, Tuscaloosa County 7
  • Thorsby 50, Sumter Central High School 8
  • University Charter 16, Red Bay 14
  • Verbena 22, Keith 6
  • Washington County 20, St Luke’s Episcopal School 0
  • West Morgan 29, West Limestone 7
  • Whitesburg Christian 48, Brindlee Mountain 6
  • Wicksburg 28, Slocomb 0
  • Winfield 42, Midfield 12
  • Winston County 50, Tanner 0
  • Winterboro 42, Central Coosa 0
  • Woodville 26, Ider 0
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