AHSAA Football Records Broken, Region Titles Won, and Playoff Spots Lost

A Look at the Biggest Stories from Week 10 of the AHSAA Football Season

Broken Records

• Rushing yards: Wenonah running back Will Flowers rushed for 321 yards in a win over Fairfield, breaking the school record set by Deekey Lacey in 1994.
• Passing yards: Clay-Chalkville quarterback Khalib Johnson threw for 501 yards in a win over Mountain Brook, breaking the school record set by Ty Pigrome in 2014.
• Receiving yards: Hewitt-Trussville receiver Jaleel Skinner had 202 receiving yards in a win over Vestavia Hills, breaking the school record set by Je'Vontaye Hughes in 2017.

Region Titles Won

• Class 7A: Thompson, Hoover, and Central-Phenix City all won their respective region titles.
• Class 6A: Clay-Chalkville, Mountain Brook, and Hewitt-Trussville all won their respective region titles.
• Class 5A: Wenonah, Jackson-Olin, and Oxford all won their respective region titles.
• Class 4A: Andalusia, Leeds, and Etowah all won their respective region titles.
• Class 3A: St. James, Montgomery Catholic, and Madison Academy all won their respective region titles.
• Class 2A: Fyffe, Abbeville, and Elba all won their respective region titles.
• Class 1A: Sweet Water, Marion County, and Maplesville all won their respective region titles.

Playoff Spots Lost

• Class 7A: Bob Jones lost to Hoover and is now out of the playoff picture.
• Class 6A: Spain Park lost to Vestavia Hills and is now out of the playoff picture.
• Class 5A: Gadsden City lost to Wenonah and is now out of the playoff picture.
• Class 4A: Demopolis lost to Andalusia and is now out of the playoff picture.
• Class 3A: Elmore County lost to Montgomery Catholic and is now out of the playoff picture.
• Class 2A: Aliceville lost to Abbeville and is now out of the playoff picture.
• Class 1A: Ragland lost to Sweet Water and is now out of the playoff picture.