AHSAA announces future Super 7 host sites
MONTGOMERY – The Alabama High School Athletic Association Executive Director Heath Harmon announced Wednesday the future sites for the Super 7 state football championships for the next four years. Those sites will be Birmingham’s Protective Stadium and Mobile’s Hancock Whitney Stadium on the campus of the University of South Alabama.
The first state title game I covered was held in Plantersville in 1990. Dallas County defeated Plainview 40-7 for the Class ...
The AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon has announced the future locations for the next four Super 7 state football ...
AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon presented his plan for the future sites at the winter meetings where it was approved by ...
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