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The much-anticipated 2025 Alabama high school football season is just around the corner, with teams set to begin practice in late July. The excitement builds as community members prepare to support their local teams, culminating in the AHSAA playoffs and the Super 7 state championships in December. Defending champions are eager to retain their titles, while new challengers are poised to make their mark. Don’t miss out on the thrill of another competitive season!

Excitement Builds in Alabama as High School Football Season Readies for Kickoff

As the summer sun shines bright over the towns and cities of Alabama, the anticipation for high school football is heating up. Fans, families, and players alike are counting down the days until the start of the 2025 Alabama high school football season. Get ready, because this season promises to be an exhilarating ride!

Practice Kicks Off in July and August

Mark your calendars! Teams in the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) will hit the practice fields starting on August 4. But those eager beavers who didn’t get a head start with spring practice have even more reason to cheer—these teams can kick off their fall practice earlier, on July 28. Can you feel that electricity in the air? It’s the sound of football pads clashing and whistles blowing!

Game Time Approaches

The official season opener is slated for Thursday, August 21, but most teams will be diving into competition on Friday, August 22. Expect those stands to be packed with cheering fans, as the community comes together to support their local teams. With rivalries heating up, the excitement is almost palpable. Which team do you think will take the early lead? It’s anyone’s guess, but one thing is for sure: the fields will be alive with action!

Mark Those Calendars for Playoffs

As the regular season unfolds, teams will be vying for that coveted playoff spot. The AHSAA playoffs are set to begin on November 7, culminating in what many fans consider the highlight of the season: the Super 7 state championships. This thrilling championship event will roll into town from December 3-5 at the iconic Protective Stadium in Birmingham. It’s a destination for every high school football fan and an event you won’t want to miss!

Defending Champions Ready to Battle

This season, defending champions are brimming with confidence and determination to keep their titles. Teams to watch include:

  • Thompson (Class 7A)
  • Parker (Class 6A)
  • Montgomery Catholic (Class 5A)
  • Jackson (Class 4A)
  • Mars Hill Bible (Class 3A)
  • Reeltown (Class 2A)
  • Wadley (Class 1A)

These teams are ready to defend their turf and battle it out on the field. Are you rooting for a repeat champion, or do you think another team will rise to the occasion this year?

Don’t Forget the AISA!

And let’s not overlook our friends in the Alabama Independent School Association (AISA)! This group of talented teams also has some noteworthy defenders of their crowns:

  • Cornerstone Christian
  • South Choctaw Academy
  • Chambers Academy

The AISA state championships are scheduled for November 20 at the historic Cramton Bowl in Montgomery, where the best of the best will go head-to-head for glory.

Anticipation Builds for the Season Ahead

As we gear up for another thrilling season of high school football in Alabama, let the countdown begin! Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a casual observer, there’s no denying the impact and excitement this sport brings to our communities. So get your game face on, and be ready to cheer for your favorite teams as they make their mark this upcoming season!

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