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The Montgomery Advertiser
Montgomery Advertiser's Week 10 high school football rankings
The final week of the regular season of Alabama high school football in the Montgomery area is here with Week 10. For the most part, the AHSAA football playoff field is set in the Montgomery area with only Carver-Montgomery playing a regional game in Week 10 because of Hurricane Isaias. The Montgomery Advertiser's high school football rankings will have one final ranking at the conclusion of the regular season. But as for Week 10, in the public school rankings — Prattville continues to be the best team in both the public field and entire state. The Lions captured its first regional title since 2011, and is now one of the No. 1 seeds in the Class 6A playoff bracket. Eight of the top 10 public schools in the Montgomery area earned playoff spots. On the private school side of the rankings, it's Montgomery Academy again with the No. 1 spot as the Eagles secured their third-straight regional title in Week 9. Montgomery Advertiser's high school football rankings ahead of Week 10 Public Prattville (9-0, 7-0) Last week: 13-0 win over Vestavia Hills. This week: vs. Opelika Carver-Montgomery (5-4, 4-2) Last week: 27-14 win over Opelika. This week: vs. Enterprise Pike
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Football Preview: Hewitt-Trussville and Pike Road Arrive with the Scoreboard Rolling + How To Watch
The Hewitt-Trussville Huskies will head out to face off against the Pike Road Patriots at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday. Expect the scorekeeper to be kept busy: if their previous games are any indication, these teams will really light up the scoreboard. Hewitt-Trussville is coming in fresh off a high-stakes matchup...
The Montgomery Advertiser
Former Alabama A&M standout to face Bulldogs as a Hornet in Magic City Classic
Franck Pierre knows what the Magic City Classic means to both sides of the rivalry between Alabama State football and Alabama A&M . This year's Classic, he'll experience it from a different side. Pierre, who led Alabama A&M in receiving yards in 2025, transferred to Alabama State ahead of the 2026 season. The receiver will face his former team Saturday when the Hornets and Bulldogs meet at Legion Field, giving him a different perspective on one of the biggest games in HBCU football. But Pierre isn't approaching Saturday's matchup with revenge on his mind. "I won't say revenge is on my mind because I don't have bad blood," Pierre told the Montgomery Advertiser. "A lot of things happened in the transfer portal. That's what got me here." Instead, Pierre said he's focused on maintaining his regular routine and preparing for the game, even with the added emotion that comes with facing his former teammates. That emotion extends beyond the football field. Before playing at Alabama A&M, Pierre played for Miles College and has developed connections throughout Birmingham, making Saturday's game a homecoming of sorts. "Birmingham is my second home, really," Pierre said. "There's a lot of emotion to that game,
dragchamp.com
Timmy Smith Captures Special $20K Victory at Mike Smith Memorial Race
Pittman, Hitchcock, and Smith cashed in for $20,000 at the 6th Annual Mike Smith Memorial Race at Montgomery International Dragway. MONTGOMERY, AL- Hundreds of racers from across the country gathered for the 6th Annual Mike Smith Memorial Race, held on October 21-25, 2026, at Montgomery International Raceway. The event featured a Wednesday Gamblers Race, a Thursday $5,000 Warm-Up Race, triple $20,000 main events, and $5,000 Duck Races.
elmoreautauganews.com
Stanhope’s Dee Barnes Reaches 4,000 Yards and 50 Career TDs
There is a long list of outstanding running backs that have suited up for the Stanhope Elmore Mustangs, and senior Dee Barnes will be in one of the top tiers after surpassing 4,000 yards rushing and scoring 50 touchdowns during his high school career. The senior still has one regular season game and one playoff game remaining to add to those totals.
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Yellowhammer News
Jackson Seawell named executive director of Alabama Golf Foundation
The Alabama Golf Foundation has named a new executive director effective November 2. Jackson Seawell, a longtime resident of the Birmingham area, has been tapped to lead the foundation as it moves from its founding into the construction of Golf House Alabama. “My career has been about creating memorable experiences for people, and that’s the […] The post Jackson Seawell named executive director of Alabama Golf Foundation appeared first on Yellowhammer News .
elmoreautauganews.com
Holtville’s Kinsley Faulk and Laylin Graham commit to Faulkner flag football
The rapid expansion of girl’s flag football is increasingly evident as more and more colleges are adding the sport to their athletics program. As a result, there are more opportunities for college scholarships for female athletes in the area, and two players for Holtville have added to the number by committing to play flag football in college for Faulkner. Kinsley Faulk and Laylin Graham are both seniors at Holtville that recently made decisions to continue playing flag football at Faulkner.
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swimswam.com
Cadence Vincent, Gaby Van Brunt Set Alabama Records In CSL Match 6
ATHENS, Ga. – At the College Swimming League (CSL) match on Friday, Cadence Vincent and Gaby Van Brunt broke Alabama swimming and diving program records as the Crimson Tide finished in second place. Tennessee won the meet outright with 668 points, but Alabama’s 382.5 points defeated Georgia (353 points)...
theaumnibus.com
Hoops Madness kicks off AUM’s basketball season with some energy
The students section comes alive during the dunk contest at AUM’s annual Hoops madness on Oct. 21, 2026 at the AUM Athletics Complex. The Auburn University at Montgomery men’s and women’s basketball team opened the doors to the 2026-27 season with their annual Hoops Madness event at the AUM Athletics complex on Wednesday night.