As the 2026 Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) football season progresses, regional play kicks off in the Montgomery area, marking Week 2 of the competition. This week presents a crucial opportunity for teams to establish themselves early in the regional standings, as the importance of each Friday night game begins to escalate.
Among the notable matchups in the Montgomery area, Prattville Christian Academy, currently undefeated, faces a significant test as they travel to take on Trinity Presbyterian. This private school showdown is expected to draw considerable attention, with both teams eager to assert their dominance early in the season.
Another key game features Carver-Montgomery, which will host Auburn at the historic Cramton Bowl. This matchup serves as an early indicator for Carver-Montgomery's performance in Class 6A, providing a chance to gauge the strength of their 2026 squad. With both teams looking to secure a strong start to their regional campaigns, the stakes are high.
As the excitement builds for Friday night football, here are the scheduled games for Week 2 in the Montgomery area:
Thursday, September 3:
Johnson Abernathy Graetz at Central-Phenix City*
Park Crossing vs. Benjamin Russell
Friday, September 4:
Alabama Christian Academy at Montgomery Academy*
Carver-Montgomery vs. Auburn*
Billingsley vs. Georgiana*
Booker T. Washington at Slocomb*
Elmore County at Marbury*
Holtville at Tallassee*
Montgomery Catholic at Faith Academy*
Percy Julian at Pike Road*
Prattville vs. Tuscaloosa County*
Prattville Christian Academy at Trinity Presbyterian*
Saint James at Pike Liberal Arts*
Stanhope Elmore vs. Russell County*
Wetumpka vs. Rehobeth*
These games not only impact the regional standings but also serve as a platform for players to showcase their skills, potentially attracting attention from college scouts and recruiters as the season unfolds.
Fans interested in following the action can catch many of these games on the NFHS Network, a subscription service that provides access to a wide range of high school sports content. While not all games may be streamed, most area schools strive to offer coverage of their football matches, allowing supporters to stay connected with their teams.
As the AHSAA football season continues, the Montgomery area teams will be looking to build momentum and secure their positions in the regional rankings. The outcomes of these early-season matchups will undoubtedly shape the narrative of the 2026 season moving forward.
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