Welcome! We are excited to be in our 5th year that covers Alabama 6A High School Football! The 2012 season is around the corner and we will be adding information as the season begins. We hope that you make this a regular visit to Alabama6AFootball.com. We will give you current information on upcoming games in all 8 Regions in the state of Alabama on a weekly basis. So stay tuned!

Current News:   

• Hoover 31, Opelika 0
• Hoover 44, Clay-Chalkville 20 Game Replay IHigh Hoover
• Clay-Chalkville 30, Mountain Brook 9 Recap, video 
• Bracket Updated for Fourth Round games
• Shades Valley 47, Pelham 45 Recap
• Hoover 30, Opelika 7 Recap
• Week #10 Scoreboard
• Check out our "Players of the Week" for Week #9
• Hoover 28, Tuscaloosa County 10 Recap, video 
• Hoover at Tuscaloosa County preview
• Spain Park 34, Stanhope Elmore 22 Recap, video 
• Spain Park at Stanhope Elmore preview
• Playoff Tiebrakers 
• Here are our Top 10 Games of 2012
• Our new 2012 Players to Watch is updated. 2012 seniors can be added to the list by sending information to player profile.    
   

Friday, December 7 Finals

Hoover 31, Opelika 0

Friday, November 30 Semi-Final Scores

South Bracket
Opelika 35, Carver-Montgomery 21 al.com, usatodayhss.com, oanow.com
Hoover 44, Clay-Chalkville 20

Friday, November 23 Third Round Scores

South Bracket
Opelika 8, Auburn 7 oanow.com
Carver-Mountgomery 26, Spain Park 20 al.com, usatodayhss.com

North Bracket
Hoover 21, Vestavia Hills 7 al.com
Clay-Chalkville 30, Mountain Brook 9 alabama6afootball.com

Friday, November 16 Second Round Scores

South Bracket
Auburn 29, McGill-Toolen 28
Carver-Montgomery 20, Fairhope 16 al.com, usatodayhss.com
Spain Park 39, Foley 21 al.com
Opelika 24, Daphne 17 al.com

North Bracket
Clay-Chalkville 47, Tuscaloosa County 24
Hoover 49, Pell City 26
Mountain Brook 14, Bob Jones 13 al.com
Vestavia Hills 9, Huntsville 0

Friday, November 9 First Round Scores

South Bracket
McGill-Toolen 56, Enterprise 33 al.com
Auburn 34, Oak Mountain 10 al.com, shelbycountyreporter.com, oanow.com
Daphne 35, Blount 14 al.com
Opelika 49, Pelham 23 shelbycountyreporter.com, oanow.com
Carver-MGM 16, Stanhope Elmore 13 al.com, usatodayhs.com
Fairhope 10, Davidson 0 al.com
Spain Park 43, Central-PC 13 shelbycountyreporter.com
Foley 30, Baker 28 al.com

North Bracket
Hoover 38, Shades Valley 7 al.com
Pell City 20, Austin 13 al.com
Vestavia Hills 44, Hueytown 28 al.com
Huntsville 37, Florence 19 al.com
Clay-Chalkville 45, Decatur 14 al.com
Tuscaloosa County 38, Gardendale 28 al.com, tuscpreps.com
Bob Jones 35, Gadsden City 30 al.com, gtpreps.com
Mountain Brook 23, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 14 al.com, tuscpreps.com

Friday, November 2 Scores

Gadsden City 27, Hewitt-Trussville 21 al.com, gtpreps.com
Foley 49, Theodore 21 al.com
Clay-Chalkville 36, Oak Mountain 25 al.com
Florence 28, Vestavia Hills 21 al.com
Mountain Brook 38, Parker 14 al.com
Spain Park 20, Oxford 6 al.com
Northridge 28, Paul Bryant 0 tuscpreps.com
Stanhope Elmore 35, Central, PC 23 oanow.com
Faith Academy 48, Robertsdale 44 al.com
Huffman vs Jackson-Olin al.com
Auburn 49, East Limestone 14 al.com oanow.com
Decatur 34, Grissom 14 al.com
Prattville 57, Northview 36 dothaneagle.com
Gardendale 32, Buckhorn 6 al.com
Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 21, Demopolis 13 tuscpreps.com
Fairhope 49, Andalusia 14 al.com
Wetumpka 52, Marbury 36 usatodayhss.com
Daphne 45, Alma Bryant 15 al.com
Murphy 49, Vigor 22 al.com
Decatur 34, Grissom 14 decaturdaily.com
Smiths Station 27, Valley 20 oanow.com
Lee-Montgomery 80, Butler 0 al.com
Enterprise 58, Jeff Davis 19 dothaneagle.com
Mary-Montgomery 17, B.C. Rain 12 al.com
Baker 35, LeFlore 12 al.com

Thursday, November 1 Scores

Hoover 30, Opelika 7 alabama6afootball.com
Austin 34, Hartselle 27 (2 OT) al.com, decaturdaily.com
Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 21, Demopolis 13 al.com
Chelsea 43, Shelby County 12 al.com
Hazel Green 24, Huntsville 3 al.com
McGill-Toolen 51, Sumter Central 0 al.com, tuscpreps.com
Hueytown 28, Walker 14 al.com
Blount 36, Williamson 19 al.com
Muscle Shoals 38, Bob Jones 6 al.com
Wenonah 35, Carver-Birmingham 0 al.com

Friday, October 26 Scores

Hoover 28, Tuscaloosa County 10 alabama6afootball.com
Fairhope 58, Northview 23 dothaneagle.com
Pelham 42, Spain Park 17 shelbycountyreporter.com, al.com
Bob Jones 17, Austin 13 al.com, decaturdaily.com
Auburn 32, Opelika 23 oanow.com
Vestavia Hills 34, Mountain Brook 6 al.com
Central-Phenix City 28, Smiths Station 22 oanow.com
McGill-Toolen 50, Murphy 21 al.com
Foley 34, Dothan 29 dothaneagle.com, al.com
Davidson 33, Alma Bryant 26 al.com
Daphne 48, Enterprise 21 dothaneagle.com, al.com
Hewitt-Trussville 31, Huffman 6 al.com
Stanhope Elmore 45, Wetumpka 28 usatodayhss.com
Clay-Chalkville 34, Lee-Huntsville 0 al.com
Lee-Huntsville 30, Jeff Davis 24 usatodayhss.com
Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa 28, Minor 7 al.com, tuscpreps.com
Huntsville 35, Gadsden City 32 al.com, gtpreps.com
Baker 21, Blount 7 al.com
Oak Mountain 31, Thompson 10 shelbycountyreporter.com
Bessemer City 14, Northridge 12 al.com, tuscpreps.com
Grissom 17, Albertville 16 al.com

The #1 Hoover Bucs used a dominating defensive performance and three touchdowns from MVP Calen Campbell to win 31-0 over Opelika at Jordan-Hare Stadium in the Class 6A State championship game.

The Bucs finished the season at 15-0 for just the second time in school history as they did back in 2004. The Bucs defense gave up only 181 of total yards in the game and limited the Opelika offense all night long.

In the first half, Hoover scored both touchdowns in the second quarter. Campbell took a 64-yard run for 7-0 lead, then Hoover cornerback Marlon Humphrey set up the offense when he picked off an Opelika pass and turned it to the Bulldogs 3-yard line. On the first play from scrimmage, Campbell scored again on a three-yard touchdown run for a 14-0 halftime lead.

Campbell, who finished the night with 191 yards on 30 carries, has been the workhorse for the Bucs offense through the playoffs. The senior running back had 203 yards and five touchdowns in the semi-finals game and 194 yards on 32 carries against Vestavia Hills in the third round.

HOOVER, Alabama - The Hoover Bucs used over 500-yards of offense to go on to defeat Clay-Chalkville 44-20 in the Class 6A semifinals. The Bucs used a balance offense and created four turnovers on defense that was the difference in the game.

Senior quarterback Connor Short completed 14-of-18 passing for 284 yards with one touchdown and one interception while running back Calen Campbell rushed for 203 yards on 29 carries and five touchdowns on the night. With Hoover claiming their 14th win of the season, this was there best complete game of the season playing a well coached and talented Clay-Chalkville team. "We had a plan all week, offense, defense and special teams we executed," said Bucs QB Short. "This is a really big win for us. The running game was outstanding and our offensive line gave me time to throw the football and getting the first touchdown was a big momentum swing for us to get us going."

Campbell has domintated in the running game the last two weeks with 193 yards last week against Vestavia Hills and his 203 yards this week against Clay-Chalkville. One big play for Campbell was the 80 yard run after the Devon Earl interception late in the game. "Great offensive line play," said Bucs running back Campbell. "Our offensive line came out on a mission knowing that they would have to do some good blocking cause we were playing a good defense. I reap the benifits of some good blocking. We all did a good job on the long run on the stretch play and the line sealed and I made a cut and off we go."

Hoover will face Opelika (10-4) in the 6A state championship game at 7 p.m. next Friday at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn. In week #10, Hoover defeated Opelika 30-7 at the Hoover Met. "Our kids came to play tonight and I'm really proud of them," said Bucs Head coach Josh Niblett. "We had a good week of preparation and it paid off tonight."

PELHAM, Alabama | With 16.5 seconds remaining in the game, freshman quarterback Claude Newell came off the bench for one play and threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Roderick Moon to give Shades Valley a 47-45 come from behind win over Pelham Friday night at Ned Bearden Stadium. The Moon touchdown tied the game and the unbelievable two-point conversion was pulled off by Tez Terry scrambling after a bad snap on the extra point to find a wide open MIchael Carter in the end zone for the game winning play.

Shades Valley (5-5) trailed for much of the game and kept trading touchdowns with Pelham all night long. "We had resilience tonight and I'm so excited," said Mounties Head coach Bill Smith. "We made some plays offensively that kind of started us going. I'm proud of our young guys the way they played tonight. I'm excited for our freshman quarterback that came in and threw a go route to win the game for us. We hung in there to play against a very, very physical football team." MORE GAME STORY

#1 Hoover at Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa, Week #7 Region 5 game
by Alabama6AFootball.com photos