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12/04/2025

AHSAA Radio Network Super 7 Championships

12/03/2025

AHSAA Super 7 Spotlight presented by Drive Safe Alabama - Buckle up every trip, every seat!

The Class 5A finals on Thursday night pits Moody (12-2), coached by Jake Ganus, in its second straight championship game – taking on Vigor (12-2) at 7 p.m. The Blue Devils beat Scottsboro 35-10, and the Wolves, coached by Renardo Jackson, downed Mobile rival Williamson 28-21 before a crowd estimated at 14,000 at Mobile’s Ladd-Peebles Stadium in the other semifinal.
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12/03/2025

AHSAA Shelby County Athlete of the Week presented by Central State Bank - centralstatebank.com

Chance Strown - Thompson High School

Strown heads into the 7A state championship games as one of the defensive leaders for Thompson. On the season, Strown has 88 tackles which includes 15 tackles for loss. Thompson plays Opelika tonight at 7 in Birmingham.
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12/03/2025

AHSAA Lee County Athletes of the Week presented by Scout Program Management and Lee Apparel

Xavier Thomas and Jamel Griffin - Opelika Bulldog Football

Thomas and Griffin head into the 7A state championship games as two of the leaders for Opelika. Thomas has 67 tackles, Griffin with 64 to lead the Bulldogs in that category. Opelika plays Thompson tonight at 7 in Birmingham.

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12/03/2025

AHSAA North Alabama Athlete of the Week presented by Andrews Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center

Jessie Parker - Mars Hill Bible School

Parker heads into the 3A state championship game as one of the defensive leaders for Mars Hill. The LB leads the Panthers with 168 tackles on the season. Mars Hill plays Bayside Academy at 11 AM on Thursday.

12/03/2025

AHSAA Region Athlete of the Week presented by Alabama Community College System -

Charles Thomas - Anniston City Schools

Thomas heads into the 4A state championship game as one of the defensive leaders for Anniston. He has 81 tackles, 10 sacks and 22 tackles for loss. Anniston plays Jackson in the 11 AM game of Friday.

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12/03/2025

AHSAA Central Alabama Athlete of the Week presented by Frontline Offroad

Jabari Burns - Wadley Football

Burns excels on both sides of the ball helping lead Wadley to the state championship game vs Maplesville. Playing offensive line, he's helped Wadley rush for almost 4,000 yards on the season. On defense he's add 16 TFL's and 5 sacks at his DT spot.

12/03/2025

AHSAA Region Athlete of the Week presented by Alabama Community College System -

Jamison Roberts - Saraland High School

Roberts had a great night passing and running the football in Saraland's 38-21 semifinal win over Benjamin Russell. He passed for 302 yards with 2 TD's, and added another 2 TD's rushing. He's now passed for 3,104 yards with 34 TD's on the season, and 641 yards rushing with an additional 21 TD's.

12/03/2025

12/03/2025

AHSAA 2025 SUPER 7 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS presented by Russell Do it Centers - russelldoitcenter.com

Protective Stadium, Dec. 3-4-5
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3
Class 1A/5A Girls’ Flag Championship
Moody (21-3) vs. Montgomery Catholic (21-4), Wed., Dec. 3, 11 a.m.
Class 6A/7A Girls’ Flag Championship
Vestavia Hills (28-1) vs. Central-Phenix City (19-0), Wed., Dec. 3, 3 p.m.
CLASS 7A Boys’ Championship
Thompson (10-3) vs. Opelika (10-3), Wed., Dec. 3, 7 p.m.

12/03/2025

AHSAA Super 7 Wednesday Spotlight presented by Alabama State Games - alagames.com

Super 7 begins Wednesday in Birmingham

Championship Week kicks off with Showdown of Streaking Flag Teams

By Josh Bean | For the AHSAA

BIRMINGHAM – Vestavia Hills High School (28-1) has won 28 straight flag football games after a season-opening loss to Moody. Central-Phenix City (19-0) – the two-time reigning AHSAA Class 6A-7A flag football champion – has won 56 straight after beating Smiths Station 34-7 in last week’s semifinals. The Red Devils are coached by Mitch Holt.
Both streaks will be on the line Wednesday as the 2025 Super 7 championships begin at Protective Stadium in Birmingham, with the Class 6A-7A flag championship game between Vestavia and Central set for 3 p.m. The Super 7 Championships get underway Wednesday with the Class 1A/5A Flag finals Moody (21-4) facing Montgomery Catholic (21-3) in a rematch of last year’s state finals kicking offing at 11 a.m.
“They’re fantastic. They’re kind of top of the mountain right now,” Vestavia coach Daniel Davis said. “They’re where we want to be, so looking forward to playing them.”
Davis said his team recognizes the challenge awaiting them.
“Our girls play really hard single every play,” he said. “They’re disciplined. They’re smart. They make plays. I’m glad we’ve got a chance to go out there and play, and we’ll see what happens.”
All of this week’s games at Birmingham’s Protective Stadium on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and will be televised live over the Alabama Public Television Network and live video streamed over the NFHS Network. WOTM TV’s Vince Earley and his outstanding crew will again produce all the championship-game broadcasts.
The action starts Wednesday at 1 p.m. when reigning Class 1A-5A flag football champ Montgomery Catholic (21-4) plays Moody (21-3), followed by the Vestavia-Central showdown. Catholic is coached by Whitney Toole and Moody by Wren Moore.
Central defeated the Rebels 25-0 to win the 2023 title and defeated Spain Park last season in the championship game to finish undefeated for the second straight year. The Red Devils were named by USA Today as the national champion in its final national rankings.
Wednesday’s action concludes with the Class 7A boys’ championship game between Thompson (10-3) and Opelika (10-3), with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m.
The Warriors has won five of the last six Class 7A championships, and Opelika is playing in the 7A final for the first time. The Bulldogs, coached by Bryan Moore, finished as Class 6A runner-up in 2012 when the AHSAA used a six-classification system and again finished as 6A runner-up in 2016.
Both Class 7A teams carry a four-game winning streak into the championship game, and both won on the road in the semifinals.
“I thank God for the journey,” Thompson coach Mark Freeman said after the Warriors’ semifinal win. “We’re going to get ready and go play.” Freeman and Thompson are in the 7A finals for a state-record eighth straight year.

­­­­­Moody receiver Sophie White (11) makes a catch in last year’s Class 1A/5A Flag finals (AHSAA PHOTO / David Holtsford)
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Thompson junior QB Trent Seaborn (12) is making his fourth straight start in the Super 7 Finals (AHSAA PHOTO | David Holtsford) THS Athletics

12/03/2025

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