AHSAA Spotlight wrapping up Weeks 9 & 10

          ELBA – The last two weeks of the AHSAA’s 2024 football regular season literally re-wrote AHSAA Record Book. Those record-breaking efforts grab the final AHSAA Spotlight this week as 208 schools head into the state football playoffs.
     The records included:

• Senior running back Alvin Henderson became the AHSAA’s all-time leading rusher Friday night with 199 yards on 27 carries as the Tigers (8-2) beat Florala (7-3) 40-24 in the final game of the regular season for both 1A powers. He scored four TDs in the win – upping his season total to 2,625 yards on 207 carries and 46 touchdowns – which leads the nation this season according to MaxPreps. His career rushing total is now 9,935 yards and 178 rushing touchdowns. He could become the first 10,000 rusher in state history in the first round of the playoffs – which would put him in an elite group nationally as just the eighth high school running back to reach that milestone in his career. Henderson’s effort surpassed the previous record (9,839 yards) set by Alexandria’s Mac Campbell in a career that spanned from 1993-1997. Campbell was very supportive of Henderson’s chase for his record that stood the test of time for 27 years. He made the trip from his home in Huntsville to be on hand for Henderson’s milestone achievement. Henderson plans to attend Auburn University next year.
      Elba’s star running back led the nation with 68 touchdowns scored last season and set the AHSAA single season rushing record with 3,523 yards on 225 carries – a 15.7 yards-per-carry average – and also set a state mark with 61 rushing touchdowns. He is averaging a career best 262.5 yards rushing per game this season. He has averaged 13.4 yards per carry over his high school career with 744 carries. He has rushed for 178 touchdowns and has scored 188 touchdowns overall including pass receiving, punt and kickoff returns. His tandem yards total, which includes kick returns, passing, and receiving yards, is 10,481 yards in 52 games.

• Gayesville High School senior running back Alex Baty set  a new single-game rushing record on the same night Henderson set the all-time career rushing record. Baty had 43 grueling carries for 535 yards and six touchdowns as the Class 1A Trojans beat Woodville 62-28. That effort surpassed the previous record (531) set by Tony Dixon of Parrish High School in Walker County  in a wild 81-58 win over Hubbertville in 2003. The future University of Kentucky standout had 21 carries in that win. Baty also broke the school record (470 yards) set by Jerry Stancil in a 48-28 win over Spring Garden in 2004. Stancil had 23 carries in his big game.

• Russell County High School’s Bryson Riggins completed 26-of-30 passes for 543 yards and nine touchdowns – both season highs this season in the AHSAA – to lead Russell County (8-2) to a 77-40 victory over Rehobeth in Class 6A, Region 2. The win clinched the No. 2 seed in Class 6A, Region 2 for Russell County (8-2). His nine TDs tied a state record set by James Raines of Berry in a 68-0 win over Brilliant in 2015, and by Brent Gulledge of Victory Christian in a 70-6 win over Lyman Ward in 2004. Riggins’ 543 yards rank seventh all-time for most passing yards in an AHSAA game.
       The state record is 575 yards passing by Southside-Selma’s Christopher Thomas in a 44-16 win over Selma in 2021. Riggins followed with a 20-of-33 passing effort for 353 yards and four touchdowns in s 35-23 win over Beauregard. He has passed for 896 yards and 13 TDs in his last two games and is 168-of-286 for 2,681 yards and 36 TDs for the season. In the win over Rehobeth, he completed passes to eight different receivers as Russell County rolled up 721 total yards. Denver Harper had eight catches for 218 yards and three TDs, Jamari Burnett caught five passes for 86 yards and three TDs, Quintin Lewis had five receptions for 91 yards and two TDs, and Noah Sterling had two catches for 89 yards and one TD. Riggins has a TD pass of at least 25 yards in all 10 games this season. His longest pass in each game was 59, 40, 40, 25, 53, 65, 80, 67, 70 and 55 yards. Those 10 bombs alone account for 484 of his passing yards this season.

• GUNNER RIVERS, ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC: The sophomore quarterback and son of former NFL super star QB and St. Michael head coach Philip Rivers led the Cardinals to a 9-1 regular season with three big games to close the season. Gunner was 17-of-25 passing for 317 yards and three touchdowns in the school’s biggest win in history last week, a 35-28 victory over UMS-Wright. One week earlier, he was 20-of-28 for 268 yards and three touchdowns as St. Michael beat Orange Beach 42-21 and secured the young high school’s first state playoff home game – finishing second to Jackson in Class 4A, Region 1. And the week before, he was 24-of-33 for 360 yards and  four touchdowns in a 38-37 win over Pensacola (FL). Heading into the 4A state playoffs this week, Rivers is 191-of-281 passing this season for 2,802 yards and 27 touchdowns – and just three interceptions.

• PRESTON LANCASTER, TUSCALOOSA ACADEMY: The Knights’ quarterback led the AHSAA in passing last season with 3,941 yards and 46 touchdowns. He closed out the 2024 regular season for Class 2A Tuscaloosa Academy with  a 17-of-26 passing effort for 149 yards and two TDs in a 14-13 win over Class 3A Bayside Academy. Lancaster has already completed 188-of-259 passes this season in the first 10 games for 2,866 yards and 33 touchdowns – and just three picks. His career numbers include 655-of-943 passing for 9,966 yards and 110 TDs. Like Elba’s Henderson, he needs just 34 yards to join the 10,000-yard club – albeit his total is passing yardage. His 9,966 yards passing currently rank fifth all-time with Piedmont’s Jack Hayes, who was 721-of-1,169 passing for 11,024 yards and 158 TDs in  a career that spanned from 2018-2022.

Other top performances reported include:

MILESTONES
HALL BREAKS DAD’S SCHOOL RECORD: Geneva County running back Brendan Hall, ran  for 220 yards on 22 carries with three touchdowns in the Bulldogs’ 63-38 win over Slocomb last week – and set a new single-season rushing record (2,278 yards) in the process. The previous record (2,195 yards) was set by Hall’s father Andre Golson in 1999. Hall finished the season with 199 carries for 2,278 yards and 31 rushing TDs. The senior had an 11.45-yard average per carry and had just two fumbles on the year. He also had two kickoff returns for touchdowns and on pass reception for  a TD to finish with 34 TDs and 2,505 all-purpose yards.
RAIDERS QB MITCHELL JOINS 8,000-YARD CLUB: The Class 3A Raiders’ senior quarterback Kadyn Mitchell joined the elite 8,000 yards/2,000 yards passing club with a 14-of-19 passing performance for 255 yards and three touchdowns to surpass the 8,000-yard career mark in passing yards. He also earned his second straight 2,000-yard passing season during the Raiders’ 45-7 win over Providence Christian for Hall-of-Fame Coach Eddie Brundidge.
Mitchell completed 14-of-19 passes for 255 yards and three touchdowns in the win over PCA. He was also 14-of-16 for 195 yards and two TDs in a 16-14 win over Trinity Presbyterian the week before. The senior, who has played in 60 games and has started 56, became the 18^th player in AHSAA history with 8,000 passing yards, moving his total to 8,173 career passing yards. He actually moved into 14^th place overall, sliding past six players last week, including Lynn’s Todd Title (8,032, 1991-93), Russellville’s Jake Tompkins (8,121, 1999-02), Fayette County’s Lance Tucker (8,166, 1987-92) and Hoover’s John Parker Wilson (8,170, 2001-03). With his three touchdown passes last week, Mitchell has 29 for this season and 119 for his career, tied for fifth all-time in AHSAA history with Lanett’s Kristian Story (2016-19). This season, Mitchell is 118-of-152 this season for 2,239 passing yards, 29 touchdowns – and just two interceptions.
ADAM GRIFFITH IS PERFECT FOR CHEROKEE COUNTY: Was 4-of-4 passing for 144 yards and three touchdowns as the Warriors (9-1) downed Ashville 49-6 on week 9 to finish unbeaten (7-0) in Class 4A, Region 6. The victory was the 41^st by this year’s Warrior seniors – which tied the school record ser by Cherokee County’s 2009 seniors for most wins in their four-year career. Tristan Brown also ran for 146 yards and two scored on five carries, and receiver Ben Frampton had three catches for 105 yards and TDs covering 43 and 46 yards.
MO IS MORE IN WIN OVER BEULAH: Randolph County’s Mo Winston carried the ball 24 times for 409 yards rushing with scored five touchdowns in a 56-27 win over Beulah to lock down the No. 2 seed in Class 3A, Region 4.
BATES SPARKS SPRING GARDEN TO MILESTONE WIN: Running back Connor Bates scored four touchdowns on offense with 86 rushing yards on 15 carries, caught two passes for 41 yards, and he had an interception on defense as the Class 1A playoff-bound Panthers (10-0) closed out a perfect regular season with a 40-7 win over Class 2A Ranburne. The 10-0 regular season was the first in school history and the first for head coach Barrett Ragsdale. The Panthers also went 10-0 in 2021, but one of those victories included a forfeit win. Tanner Ruark and Gry Simpson had eight tackles each on defense, and John Welsh had five tackles, including two sacks, and returned a fumble for a touchdown.
WINFIELD COACH REACHS MILESTONES: Coach David McKinney, in his 12^th season as the Pirates’ head coach, picked the 100^th win at Winfield  versus Oakman earlier in the season and win No. 102 in a 42-12 victory over Vinemont in the  final game of the regular season to clinch the Class 3A, Region 5 No. 1 seed at 7-0. Now 102-34 at Winfield, he has an overall record of 154-56 with six years at Gordo. McKinney’s 102 wins  rank0 third all-time at Winfield behind former head coaches Joe Hubbert (141-86-1) and Estes Hudson (108-52-14), both enshrined in the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame. McKinney’s dad Kenneth McKinney was a head coach for 30 years compiling a 221-110-4 record with stops at Lamar County, Stevenson, Randolph, Hazel Green, and Buckhorn – with one state title at Vernon and two at Stevenson. The father-son duo rank among the top father-son coaching tandems in the state with a combined 375 wins between them. Winfield’s McKinney was a college quarterback at Ole Miss. His team opens the playoffs Friday at home against Colbert County – the school with the most playoff appearances (49) of any school in AHSAA history.

PASSING
BRIAN CHAPMAN, SARDIS: Closed the season with a 22-of-27 passing effort for 381 yards three touchdowns in the Lions’ 61-26 victory over ewer.
JAMESON SCISSUM, ETOWAH: The senior quarterback finished off his high school football career with a 432-yard, six-touchdown performance in Etowah’s 57-32 victory over Lincoln.  Scissum was 13-of-16  passing for 316 yards and three TDs and ran for 116 yards and three scores on 14 carries. Scissum was 19-of-33 passing for 345 yards and four touchdowns in the Blue Devils’ 42-32 loss to Alexandria.
COLE WILSON, PIEDMONT: Connected on 14-of-18 pass attempts for 318 yards and five touchdowns (73, 35, 43, 11 and 25 yards) as Piedmont beat Walter Wellborn 54-20. He led the Bulldogs (10-0) to another victory in week 10 as  Piedmont, coached by Jonathan Miller, closed out a perfect 10-0 season to claim the Class 3A, Region 6 title. It was the school’s first 10-0 regular season since 2016.
CADE BIRGE, SLOCOMB: Totaled 410 yards in the Red Tops’ season-ending 62-38 loss to Geneva County. He was 16-of-23 passing for 307 yards and two TDs and rushed for 107 yards and one score on 13 carries.
JUSTICE BALDWIN, OPP: Completed 11-of-23 passes for 281 yards and three touchdowns in the Bobcats’ 36-32 non-region loss to Holmes County (FL). In week nine, he completed 20-of-31 passes for 369 yards and two touchdowns in Opp’s 46-7 win over Straughn.
KAI FRANKLIN, GADSDEN CITY: Completed 9-of-14 passes for 253 yards and four touchdowns in a 35-2 win over Mae Jemison.
BRYSON KIMBROUGH, HILLCREST-TUSCALOOSA: Was 11-of-14 passing for 249 yards and rushed for 74 yards and three TDs on 13 carries as he Patriots bat Oak Mountain 50-36.
AHMOD BILLINS, ABBEVILLE: Was 7-of-12 passing for 203 yards and three TDs on offense in a 46-13 win over Samson. He also had a 65-yard fumble return for a TD and a 63-yard interception return for another score on defense.
ALEC ASHLEY, SAND ROCK: Was 15-of-21 passing for 203 yards and five touchdowns as the Wildcats clinched a playoff berth in Class 2A, Region 7 with a 47-8 win over Gaston. He  completed passes to six different receivers in  the win. His leading pass catcher was Gavynn Cunningham, who had eight catches for 93 yards and two scores.
JORDAN BRYAN, SOUTHSIDE-GADSDEN: Was 9-of-17 in passing for 203 yards with touchdown passes covering 44, 47 and 18 yards.
BRADY MAY, WINFIELD: Led the Pirates (9-1) to a 42-12 win over Vinemont to clinch the Class 3A, Region 5 crown with  7-0 record. May completed 13-of-19 passes for 177 yards and three TDs in the win.
DALLAS HEDSTROM, DALE COUNTY: Helped the Warriors clinch the Class 4A, Region 2 title with a 49-6 win over Geneva. He was 8-of-9 passing for 170 yards and three TDs, and he also had an 8-yard TD run.
CRAIG PITTMAN, PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN: Was 7-of-14 passing for 142 yards with one touchdown and also rushed for 109 yards on 13 carries in the Eagles’ 45-16 win over Houston County to finish with 251 total yards.
BLAYNE WOOD, G.W. LONG: Passes for 154 yards, rushed for 84 yards and scored two touchdowns on offense and had seven tackles on defense in the Rebels’ season-ending 28-3 victory over Geneva.
KOLE MOODY, SOUTHSIDE-SELMA: a 7^th grader who is the back-up quarterback at Southside-Selma was 4-of-5 passing for 148 yards and a TD in Southside’s 56-27 win last week. He was inserted when starter Latreyveon Davis had to leave the game with a minor injury.

RUSHING
KEISHAWN ROWSER, DEMOPOLIS:  Ran for 342 yards on 24 carries and scored all six of the Tigers’ touchdowns in a 41-17 win over Northside to clinch their fifth straight 5A, Region 3 championship.
A.J. ALEXANDER, DOTHAN: Ran for 300 yards and four touchdowns on 27 carries as the Wolves downed Godby (Fl) 37-31.
BRANDON JOHNSON, PAUL BRYANT: Had 15 rush attempts for 285 yards and four touchdowns in a 36-17 win over Brookwood.
BRYCE WHITAKER, HOKES BLUFF: Rushed for 251 yards and three touchdowns on 14 carries in the Eagles’ 42-7 win over Oneonta. Whitaker was also 6-for-9 in passing for 83 yards. He also rushed for 256 yards and three touchdowns on 13 carries and was 6-for-8 passing for 61 yards and a TD in the Eagles’ 44-12 win over Randolph County.
LEVI MARTIN, SARDIS: Rushed for 244 yards and four touchdowns on 23 carries in the Lions’ 61-26 victory over A.P. Brewer. On defense, he had 10 tackles, including four for a loss, a sack, and a forced fumble.
QUINTAVIOUS ROGERS, COLLINSVILLE: Had 11 carries for 234 yards and four touchdowns covering 68, 44, 60 and 50 yards in a 56-32 win over Holly Pond to clinch a playoff berth in Class 3A, Region 8. He also returned a kickoff 80 yards for a fifth score in the final quarter.
JAYDEN GRIFFIN, DORA: Finished the regular season with 229 yards rushing and three TDs on 31 carries in a 48-27 loss to Good Hope (9-1). He has 2,342 rushing yards and 33 TDs on 199 carries this season heading into the Class 4A playoffs for the Bulldogs (6-4). His longest run was 93 yards versus Jasper earlier in the season.
JAYDEN MCNABB, GOSHEN: Rushed for 225 yards and two touchdowns on 19 carries and threw for 25 yards in the Eagles’ 33-21 win over Straughn in week 10. Goshen (7-2) hosts Washington County in the first round of the 2A state playoffs Friday. He also accounted for 270 yards and four touchdowns rushing and passing to lead Goshen’s 42-12 win over Luverne on Week 9. McNabb rushed for 133 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries and threw completed 5-of-7 passes for 133 yards and two scores.
DAQUAVION SLAUGHTER, HANDLEY: The senior running back rushed for 218 yards on 35 carries and scored three touchdowns in Handley’s win over B.T. Washington.
COY PARAMORE, ASHFORD: Rushed for 205 yards on 12 carries with two touchdowns and passed for 45 yards and a touchdown Yellow Jackets’ 35-0 win over Daleville to clinch second seed in Class 4A, Region 2.
JAKE BOGGS, GLENCOE: Rushed 13 times for 180 yards and three touchdowns in the Yellow Jackets’ 55-39 loss to Locust Fork. 
J’ALAN  TERRY, COOSA CHRISTIAN: Had 26 carries for 173 yards and two touchdowns in the Conquerors’ 35-14 win over Tuscaloosa Academy.
BRODY BLEVINS, WESTBROOK CHRISTIAN: Rushed 27 times for 170 yards and four touchdowns and was 7-of-8 passing for 100 yards in the Warriors’ 37-34 loss to Weaver. He also had a big game versus Walter Wellborn with 328 total yards and four touchdowns in the Warriors’ 47-24 victory. He was 12-for-14 in passing for 175 yards and a touchdown and rushed 13 times for 153 yards and three TDs. 
KING CAMPBELL, COTTONWOOD: Rushed for 167 yards and three touchdowns on just 10 carries and added 49 yards on two receptions for Coach Dustin Harrison in the Bears’ 38-7 win over G.W. Long to clinch Cottonwood’s first 10-0 regular season since 2010.
KAMERON SCOINIERS, HEADLAND: Picked up 163 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries and teammate Marcus Reeves added 150 yards and a TD on 14 carries in the Rams’ 41-28 win over Carroll.
KELLER SKAGGS, GASTON: Rushed for 158 yards and four touchdowns on eight carries for 19.8 yards per carry average in the Bulldogs’ 44-12 victory over Ider. He also scored on a pair of 2-point conversion runs and had 10 tackles on defense. 
HUNTER JENKINS, CEDAR BLUFF: Piled up 151 yards rushing on 27 carries with a 30-yard touchdown in a 28-21 loss to Donoho. He also led the Tiger defense with nine tackles, including two losses with a sack.
DEYSHAUN WYNN, HOUSTON ACADEMY: Rushed for 149 yards and two touchdowns in a 46-16 win over FAMU High School of Tallassee (FL) – and the Lions had two other backs rush for more than 140 yards in the win. K.J. May had 147 yards and one TD, and Zykevious Neal-Culver gained 146 yards and had two TDs. The three backs combined for 442 yards five TDs between them.
PATRICK BANDA, REHOBETH: Scored three fourth-quarter touchdowns, including the game-winning TD on a 1-yard run with nine second remaining, to lift the Rebels past Headland 36-29 in the final game of the season. He finished with 133 yards and also scored on a 2-point conversion.
KANE ROBISON, SAND ROCK: Ran for 120 yards on 17 carries and scored two touchdowns, including a clutch game-winning 1-yard score in the fourth quarter, lifting the Wildcats to a 27-24 victory over Whitesburg Christian. The win clinched a playoff berth for Sand Rock. Alec Ashley completed 9-of-19 passes for 132 yards and 14-yard TD to Gatlin Cox in the win.

PASS RECEIVING
ROLLIE PINTO, PIEDMONT: Caught seven passes for 168 yards and two scores in the Bulldogs’ 54-20 victory over Walter Wellborn. His TDs covered 73 and 43 yards. He followed with six catches for 130 yards and a in a 48-10 win over Glencoe.
BRODIE JOHNSON, WESTBROOK CHRISTIAN: Had seven receptions for 166 yards and a touchdown in the Warriors’ 47-24 victory over Walter Wellborn. 
KAL CRITTENDEN, OPP: Had six receptions for 158 yards and two TDs – 51 and 59 yards – in a 36-32 loss by the Bobcats (7-3) to Holmes County (FL). He also caught nine passes for 113 yards and a touchdown,  and DJ Hines had five catches for 134 yards in the Bobcats’ 46-7 win over Straughn on Week 9.
XAVIER HARRIS, ABBEVILLE: Caught seven passes for 140 yards and two touchdowns and completed 2-of-3 passes for 52 yards and one TD in Abbeville’s 46-13 win over Samson.
JUNIOR SMITH, DALE COUNTY: Hauled in five pass receptions for 110 yards with two touchdowns and added a forced fumble and a fumble recovery on defense in the Warriors’ 49-6 win over Geneva.
RUSH WHIDDEN, SARDIS: Had  six receptions for 116 yards and a touchdown, and teammate Cole Lankford caught five passes for 113 yards and a score in the Lions’ 61-26 win over Brewer.
TYLER McLENDON, GOSHEN: Made five catches for 113 yards with one TD in the Eagles’ 42-12 win over Luverne. He also had eight tackles on defense.
GABE GLOVER, HOUSTON ACADEMY: Snagged seven pass receptions for 81 yards with two touchdowns, including a game-winning 26-yard score with 1:33 left in the Raiders’ 28-21 win over Trinity which clinched the No. 2 seed in Class 3A, Region 2. Teammate Riggs Hickey also had three catches for 104 yards and one TD in Houston Academy’s 45-7 regular season ending win over Providence Christian.

DEFENSE
A.J. SMALLWOOD, OPP: Opp High School’s sophomore linebacker recorded 26 tackles in the Bobcats’ 36-32 loss to Holmes County (FL) in the final game of the  regular season last week. Junior Cash Harrell added 18 stops, junior Grady Patterson totaled 16 stops, and senior A.C. Hightower had 13. Opp (7-3) opens the Class 4A playoffs Friday night on the road at Bibb County (7-3).
JACKSON DOWDY, ZION CHAPEL: Managed 20 tackles, including four for losses, with one quarterback sack and one pass break up in the Class 2A playoff-bound Rebels’ 43-14 win over Pleasant Home. Teammate Brayden Benbow also had 18 tackles and a fumble recovery.
LANDON CHANDLER, GOSHEN: Totaled 20 tackles, including five for losses, in the Class 2A Eagles’ 33-21 win over Class 4A Straughn. Jacoby Brunson also had 11 tackles, including a safety, for Goshen (7-2).
TITUS JONES, WESTBROOK CHRISTIAN: Finished with 18 tackles, including three for a loss, in the Warriors’ 37-34 loss to Weaver.
KAMERON SCONIERS, HEADLAND: Contributed 14 tackles on defense and rushed for 118 yards rushing on 10 carries with two touchdowns on offense in the Rams’ 36-29 loss to Rehobeth.
HUGH WILLIAMS, HOUSTON ACADEMY: Totaled 14 tackles, including one for a loss of 18 yards, in the Raiders’ 28-21 win over Trinity.
JOSE ALONSO MORALES, ENTERPRISE: Had 13 tackles in a 17-14 loss to Choctawhatchee (FL) last week. The playoff-bound Wildcats also got 10 tackles from Brack Sawyer and nine from Eric Winters.
PRUITT VAUGHAN, PIKE LIBERAL ARTS: Totaled 13 tackles in the Patriots’ 40-17 loss to Loachapoka.
GABE JONES, ARITON: Had 12 tackles, including three for losses, plus a fumble recovery and a blocked punt in the Purple Cats’ 42-14 win over Geneva County.
ALEX BUSBIN, HANDLEY: Had two interceptions and a fumble recovery in Handley’s victory over B.T. Washington.
SAM STEWART, COLLINSVILLE: Scooped up a fumble and returned it for a touchdown in  the second quarter to give the Panthers a 21-8 lead – and Collinsville rolled to a 56-32 victory over Holly Pond.
TYLER SHARP, PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN: Managed two fumble recoveries, returning one for a 15-yard touchdown, and a caused a third fumble in the Eagles’ 45-16 win over Houston County.
MEMPHIS O’QUINN, ZION CHAPEL: Just an eighth grader, he had nine tackles, including five for losses, plus a forced fumble in the Rebels’ 42-6 win over Barbour County.

SPECIAL TEAMS
T.J. WORTHY, GADSDEN CITY: Finished with 237 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns on eight touches in the Titans’ 35-2 victory over Mae Jemison. Worthy caught a pair of touchdown passes, one for 63 yards and another for 71 yards, and ran a kickoff back 84 yards for a score.
JASE NEEL, GORDO: Returned a punt 67 yards for a touchdown and was 7-of-7 passing for 133 yards in a 56-6 win over Carbon Hill for the Greenwave (9-1).
LAMONT RICHARDSON, ETOWAH: Returned a kickoff 85 yards  for one TD and had five receptions for 66 yards and another touchdown in a 42-32 loss to Alexandria.
ZION PICATOSTE, GOSHEN: Booted a 34-yard field goal and made all four extra points and also punted three times for a 40-yard average in the Eagles’ 33-21 win over Straughn.
KHALIL FOSTER, PIKE COUNTY: Raced 85 yards for a touchdown on a kickoff return in Pike County’s 42-7 win over New Brockton.
WILL PRICE, PROVIDENCE CHRISTIAN: Blocked a Houston County punt, leading to a PCS touchdown In a 45-16 win over the Lions.