Montgomery Area Week 10 AHSAA Football Scores Set Final Playoff Picture
The final week of the Alabama high school football regular season for the Montgomery area brings crucial matchups as teams lock in their playoff positions and play tune-up games ahead of the postseason, montgomeryadvertiser.com reported. Week 10 action features multiple River Region showdowns across Thursday and Friday nights, as the regular season concludes and teams prepare for the postseason.
Thursday Night Scores across the River Region
Billingsley defeated Holy Spirit 48-16, while Carver-Montgomery secured a 48-14 victory against Enterprise, according to montgomeryadvertiser.com. Additional Thursday night scores show Hewitt-Trussville topping Pike Road 21-14, Prattville edging Opelika 20-17, and Prattville Christian Academy dominating Notasulga 42-6.
Rounding out the Thursday slate, Marbury defeated Demopolis 42-7, Stanhope Elmore beat Hueytown 55-14, and JAG defeated Greenville 41-12, montgomeryadvertiser.com reported. These decisive outcomes shape the final regional standings as programs prepare for tournament competition.
Friday Night Matchups Closing the Regular Season
Friday night slate matchups complete the Week 10 schedule across the River Region. Scheduled games feature Park Crossing facing Robertsdale, Elmore County traveling to Reeltown, and Holtville playing Orange Beach, according to montgomeryadvertiser.com. Additional Friday contests include Montgomery Academy hosting St. Anne-Pacelli from Georgia, Percy Julian playing Blount, and Saint James facing Sylacauga.
Frequently Asked Questions About Week 10 AHSAA Football
What is the significance of Week 10 in the AHSAA schedule?
Week 10 marks the final week of the Alabama high school football regular season for the Montgomery area. It serves as the last chance for bubble teams to secure a playoff spot and provides postseason contenders with a final tune-up game.
Where can local sports fans find live scoring updates?
Live scoring updates for Montgomery-area games are tracked throughout Thursday and Friday nights by local sports journalists including Jaeden Day, who covers high school sports for the Montgomery Advertiser and USA Today.
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