Montgomery, Ala. – The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) has posted the complete schedule for the second round of the state football playoffs, which will be played on Friday, November 13. Every matchup will begin at 7:00 p.m., giving families and fans a single, convenient kickoff time to support their local teams.
Unbeaten Teams Still in the Hunt
Fourteen teams remain unbeaten heading into this round, including Gulf Shores, Hillcrest‑Tuscaloosa, Scottsboro, Cleburne County, Bullock County, Plainview, Hatton, Reeltown, Cottonwood, Addison, Winterboro, Montgomery Academy, Westbrook Christian and Briarwood Christian. Their continued success highlights the depth of talent across Alabama’s high‑school football landscape.
Round‑Two Matchups by Classification
6A
Hewitt‑Trussville (7‑4) at James Clemens (8‑2)
Foley (7‑4) at Auburn (7‑3)
Spain Park (7‑4) at Prattville (10‑0)
Carver‑Montgomery (7‑4) at Daphne (7‑3)
Baker (6‑5) at Central‑Phenix City (9‑1)
Vestavia Hills (8‑2) at Sparkman (8‑2)
Opelika (5‑5) at Fairhope (8‑2)
Hoover (5‑6) at Thompson (8‑1)
5A South
Pike Road (8‑3) at Homewood (10‑1)
McAdory (9‑2) at Gulf Shores (11‑0)
Saraland (10‑1) at Hillcrest‑Tuscaloosa (10‑0)
Benjamin Russell (8‑2) at Spanish Fort (8‑3)
5A North
Boaz (9‑2) at Muscle Shoals (7‑3)
Russellville (10‑1) at Parker (10‑1)
Minor (8‑3) at Florence (10‑1)
Douglas (10‑1) at Clay‑Chalkville (8‑2)
4A South
Orange Beach (9‑2) at Sipsey Valley (9‑2)
Selma (10‑1) at Vigor (8‑3)
Williamson (8‑1) at Northside (10‑1)
Marbury (10‑1) at Eufaula (8‑3)
4A North
Alexandria (10‑1) at Scottsboro (11‑0)
Oak Grove (10‑1) at Moody (6‑5)
Deshler (9‑2) at Good Hope (8‑3)
Cherokee County (8‑3) at Leeds (9‑1)
3A South
Cleburne County (11‑0) at Cordova (8‑3)
Bibb County (9‑2) at T.R. Miller (9‑2)
Jackson (8‑3) at Pleasant Grove (9‑2)
Bullock County (10‑0) at W.S. Neal (7‑4)
3A North
Etowah (7‑4) at Plainview (11‑0), Rainsville
Lauderdale County (8‑3) at Hatton (11‑0)
Fayette County (9‑2) at Vinemont (7‑4)
Oneonta (10‑1) at Curry (7‑4)
2A South
Ariton (8‑3) at Reeltown (11‑0)
Isabella (10‑1) at Luverne (10‑1)
Aliceville (10‑1) at Dadeville (7‑4)
Cottonwood (11‑0) at Clarke County (7‑3)
2A North
Walter Wellborn (9‑2) at Fyffe (10‑1)
Gordo (10‑1) at Pleasant Valley (9‑2)
Cold Springs (10‑1) at Lexington (10‑1)
Collinsville (9‑2) at Piedmont (10‑1)
1A South
Kinston (10‑1) at McKenzie (10‑1)
Leroy (9‑2) at Brantley (8‑3)
University Charter School (10‑1) at Billingsley (6‑5)
Maplesville (8‑2) at Elba (10‑1)
1A North
Loachapoka (9‑2) at Woodville (10‑1)
Hubbertville (10‑1) at Wadley (6‑4)
Sulligent (7‑4) at Addison (11‑0)
Spring Garden (6‑5) at Winterboro (11‑0)
Independent Single‑A
Saint James (3‑7) or Bayside Academy (8‑2) winner vs. Cottage Hill Christian (9‑2), time TBA
Mobile Christian (9‑2) at Montgomery Academy (11‑0)
Mars Hill Bible (9‑2) at Tuscaloosa Academy (9‑1)
Whitesburg Christian (8‑3) at Westbrook Christian (11‑0), Rainbow City
Independent Double‑AA
St. Paul’s Episcopal (5‑6) at UMS‑Wright (10‑1)
Glenwood School (6‑5) at McGill‑Toolen Catholic (9‑2)
John Carroll Catholic (5‑6) at Briarwood Christian (11‑0)
Lee‑Scott Academy (3‑8) at American Christian (10‑1)
The AHSAA emphasized that the uniform 7 p.m. start time is intended to simplify travel for families and ensure that each community can gather together to cheer on its student‑athletes. With the playoff field set, coaches, players and supporters are preparing for what promises to be an exciting night of competition across the state.
Fans are encouraged to check local school websites or social‑media channels for any last‑minute updates on field conditions or broadcast information. The playoffs continue to showcase the spirit of Alabama high‑school football and the strong community ties that surround each program.
Original reporting: Alabama News Network — read the source article.
