BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The excitement of high school football in Alabama continued into Week 3, highlighted by a highly anticipated clash between the state's top two teams in Class 6A. The matchup saw #2 Vestavia Hills travel to face #1 Thompson, where the Warriors showcased their dominance with a decisive 49-0 victory, solidifying their status as the team to beat in the state.
With this win, Thompson improved its record to 3-0, having previously defeated formidable opponents including #3 Central Phenix City, #2 Clay-Chalkville, and now #2 Vestavia Hills. The Warriors' offense was led by Alabama quarterback commit Trent Seaborn, who made headlines by becoming the state's all-time leading passer during the game, further cementing his legacy in Alabama high school football.
In another notable matchup within the 6A ranks, #7 Spain Park faced off against Oak Mountain. The Jaguars started strong, scoring touchdowns on their first three possessions and ultimately securing a 42-21 victory. This win keeps Spain Park in the competitive mix as the season progresses.
The rivalry between Mountain Brook and #7 Homewood also took center stage this week at Waldrop Stadium. Last year's encounter was one of the season's highlights, but this time, the Patriots emerged with a comfortable 33-13 win, improving their record to 2-1. Homewood's performance demonstrated their resilience as they look to build momentum in the coming weeks.
One of the most thrilling games of the night featured Pelham and Helena, where the Huskies triumphed 27-21 thanks to a dramatic late pick-six that sealed the victory. Helena remains undefeated at 2-0, while Pelham's record now stands at 2-1, reflecting the competitive nature of this season.
In other 6A action, #9 Hewitt-Trussville defended their home field effectively, taking down #4 Hoover with a score of 40-24. This victory is crucial for Hewitt-Trussville as they aim to climb the rankings and establish themselves as a contender.
Shifting to Class 5A, #9 Hillcrest Tuscaloosa continued to impress with a commanding 63-7 win over Hueytown, showcasing their offensive prowess. Meanwhile, #2 Clay-Chalkville rebounded from their previous loss to Thompson with an overwhelming 68-0 victory against Springville, demonstrating their capability to bounce back strong.
In other notable 5A matchups, McAdory edged Northridge in a nail-biter, winning 41-37, while Parker secured a solid 42-13 victory over Mortimer Jordan. These results reflect the intense competition across Alabama's high school football landscape as teams strive for success.
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