2024 ASWA High School Football Rankings: Week 6

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

All classifications are from the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) unless otherwise noted:

Class 7A

Champion 2023: Central Phenix City

team (first place); WL; pt
1. Central Phenix City (18); 5-0; 216
2. Auburn; 5-0; 161
3. Carver Montgomery; 5-0; 134
4. Thompson; 4-2; 107
5. Hewitt-Trussville; 5-1; 105
6. Mary Montgomery; 5-1; 86
7. vacuum cleaner; 4-2; 73
8. Austin; 5-0; 69
9. Company; 3-2; 39
10. Baker; 4-1; 11

Others receiving votes: Dothan (2-3) 7, Opelika (5-1) 6, James Clemens (4-1) 5, Prattville (4-1) 4, Vestavia Hills (1-4) 3.

Class 6A

Champion 2023: Clay Chalkville

team (first place); WL; pt
1. Saraland (12); 5-0; 196
2. Clay-Chalkville (5); 5-0; 173
3. Spain Park; 5-0; 136
4. Parker (1); 5-1; 135
5.Oxford; 6-0; 112
6. Muscular swarms; 4-1; 69
7. Gadsden City; 4-1; 62
8. mountain stream; 4-2; 51
9. Hartselle; 4-1; 36
10. Native wood; 5-1; 20

Others receiving votes: Chelsea (5-0) 13, Athens (5-0) 9, St. Paul’s (5-0) 7, Gulf Shores (2-3) 3, Russell Co. (5-1) 3, Spanish Fort (5- 1) 1.

Class 5A

Champion 2023: Gulf Coast

team (first place); WL; pt
1. Catholic-Montgomery (13); 5-0; 201
2. Guntersville (3); 5-0; 161
3. Central Clay Co. (2); 6-0; 155
4. Strength; 5-0; 116
5. Fairview; 4-0; 100
6. Moody; 3-2; 88
7th corner; 5-0; 69
8.Leeds; 5-1; 47
9. Williamson; 6-0; 41
10. Scottsboro; 5-1; 32

Others receiving votes: Russellville (4-1) 13, Shelby Co. (5-1) 3.

Class 4A

Champion 2023: Catholic-Montgomery

team (first place); WL; pt
1. Jackson (18); 5-1; 216
2. Pleasant Grove; 4-1; 146
3. Cherokee Co.; 5-1; 138
4. Bibb Co.; 5-1; 120
5. West Morgan; 5-0; 113
6. St. Michael; 5-0; 85
7. Opp; 5-0; 62
8. Hoke’s Bluff; 5-0; 49
9. BTW Tuskegee; 4-1; 28
10. Central Florence; 5-0; 22

Others receiving votes: Good Hope (5-0) 21, North Jackson (4-1) 11, Oak Grove (4-1) 5, Handley (4-2) 4, Anniston (2-3) 3, Mobile Chr. (2-3). ) 3.

Class 3A

Champion 2023: Mobile Chr.

team (first place); WL; pt
1. TR Miller (12); 6-0; 196
2. Mars Hill Bible (5); 5-0; 173
3. Piedmont (1); 5-0; 130
4. Thomasville; 5-0; 113
5. Fyffe; 3-2; 93
6. Gordo; 5-1; 90
7. Trinity; 5-1; 71
8. Glenwood; 5-0; 55
9. Geraldine; 4-1; 32
10. Winfield; 5-1; 21

Others receiving votes: Randolph Co. (5-0) 17, Sylvania (4-1) 11, Locust Fork (5-0) 8, Hale Co. (5-0) 6, Houston Aca. (4-1) 4, Walter Wellborn (5-0) 3, Hillcrest-Evergreen (5-1) 2, Collinsville (4-1) 1.

Class 2A

Champion 2023: Fyffe

team (first place); WL; pt
1. Pisgah (16); 5-0; 206
2. Highland Home (1); 6-0; 157
3rd Coosa BC (1); 5-1; 138
4. Tuscaloosa Aca.; 5-0; 134
5. poplar; 6-0; 111
6. Vincent; 5-0; 89
7. Reeltown; 5-1; 71
8. Winston Co.; 6-0; 54
9. Decatur Heritage; 3-1; 37
10. Clarke Co.; 4-2; 8

Others receiving votes: Pike Liberal Arts (5-1) 7, Providence Chr. (4-1) 6, Greene Co. (4-2) 4, Goshen (3-2) 3, Lanett (3-2) 1.

Class 1A

Champion 2023: Leroy

team (first place); WL; pt
1. Wadley (17); 5-0; 213
2. Leroy (1); 5-1; 159
3. Hackleburg; 5-0; 140
4. Elba; 4-2; 111
5. Spring Garden; 6-0; 110
6. Fresh water; 3-2; 80
7. Maplesville; 4-1; 65
8.Lynn; 5-1; 41
9. Brantley; 3-2; 32
10. Georgiana; 4-2; 19

Others receiving votes: Verbena (5-0) 14, Berry (5-0) 12, McKenzie (5-1) 9, Linden (4-2) 7, Autauga Aca. (4-1) 6, Southern Choctaw (4-1) 3, Valley Head (5-1) 3, University Charter (4-1) 2.

AISA (Top 5)

Champion 2023: Lee-Scott (AAA), Chambers Aca. (AA), Lowndes Aca. (A)

team (first place); WL; pt
1. Chambers Aca. (16); 5-1; 207
2. Lowndes Aca. (1); 4-0; 164
3 (draw). patrician; 5-0; 133
3 (draw). South Choctaw Aca. (1); 6-0; 133
5. Fort Dale Aca.; 4-2; 80

Others receiving votes: Monroe Aca. (5-0) 39.

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The ASWA Preparatory Committee’s primary responsibilities include conducting regular top-10 rankings of various high school sports as well as selecting state teams in those sports. The committee will determine the winner of various annual awards, including the annual Mr. Football winner and the Jimmy Smothers Courage Award.

This week’s voting panel

Andrew Garner, Atmore Advance
Andrew Simonson, Shelby Co. Reporter
Anna Snyder, Tuscaloosa News
Ben Thomas, AL.com
Caleb Suggs, Decatur Daily
Chris McCarthy, Gadsden Messenger
David Mundee, Dothan Eagle
Dennis Victory, AL.com
Jake Winfrey, Cullman Times
Jason Bowen, Jackson Co. Sentinel
Joe Medley, EASportsToday.com
Johnathan Bentley, Daily Mountain Eagle
Kyle Parmley, Starnes Media
Maxwell Donaldson, Gadsden Times
Shannon Fagan, WEIS Radio
Stacy Long, Florence TimesDaily
Thomas Ashworth, AL.com
Tripp Norris, Opp News

See also

2024 ASWA High School Football Results Schedule: Week 5