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List of Alabama High School Athletic Association championships

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The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the U.S. state of Alabama. It conducts state championship competitions in all AHSAA-sanctioned sports. Mountain Brook holds the most team championships with 196 state titles, followed by St. Paul’s Episcopal with 189; UMS-Wright with 167; and Hoover with 141.[1] Mountain Brook boys tennis (28) and girls tennis (33) lead the all-time state title count as individual sports. Bayside Academy volleyball holds the consecutive record for girls sports with 21 titles (2002-22). Grissom boys swimming and diving holds the consecutive record for boys sports with 13 titles (1984-96).

Baseball

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1948, sixty-eight tournaments have been held with a total of 128 champions. The first being Ramsay and most recent first-time champions being Alexandria, Bob Jones, and Corner (2024). Fifty-five teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-eight winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1962
1969
No Playoff
1970 -- Emma Sansom Dallas County
1971 -- Lee-Huntsville Autaugaville
1972 -- W. A. Berry Thomasville
1973 -- Emma Sansom (3) Chilton County Flomaton
1974 -- Bradshaw Monroe County Baker
1975 -- Robert E. Lee Sheffield Hokes Bluff
1976 -- Hueytown Baker Hokes Bluff Gaston
1977 -- Huffman Childersburg Hokes Bluff Mars Hill Bible
1978 -- Dothan University Military School St. Paul's Episcopal Mars Hill Bible
1979 -- Davidson Tarrant St. Paul's Episcopal Sweet Water
1980 -- Davidson (2) Cherokee County West Blocton Sweet Water
1981 -- W. A. Berry Cherokee County (2) Cottonwood Montgomery Academy
1982 -- Huffman (2) Wetumpka Holtville Sweet Water
1983 -- Fairhope Litchfield Holtville Sweet Water
1984 -- Fairhope (2) Hillcrest Tuscaloosa Vincent Oakman
1985 -- Butler Etowah Wilson Vincent (2) Cottonwood Trinity Presbyterian
1986 -- Auburn Demopolis Tallassee Headland Cottonwood Sweet Water
1987 -- Jeff Davis Etowah Tallassee West Limestone Cottonwood (4) Fayetteville
1988 -- Satsuma Midfield Thomasville UMS Prep Flomaton Sweet Water
1989 -- Grissom Escambia County Tallassee Thomasville Sweet Water G.W. Long
1990 -- Baker Hartselle Tallassee Rogers Sweet Water Waterloo
1991 -- Vestavia Hills Hartselle Tallassee Rogers (2) St. James G.W. Long
1992 -- Vestavia Hills Hartselle Daphne New Hope Springville G.W. Long
1993 -- Jeff Davis Daphne Pleasant Grove UMS-Wright Geneva County Houston Academy
1994 -- Vestavia Hills Hartselle Pleasant Grove St. Paul's Episcopal Hale County G.W. Long
1995 -- Vestavia Hills McAdory Tallassee UMS-Wright Alabama Christian G.W. Long
1996 -- Vestavia Hills Etowah Pleasant Grove (3) Central Florence Trinity Presbyterian Maplesville
1997 -- Vestavia Hills Sylacauga Grand Bay UMS-Wright G. W. Long Maplesville (2)
1998 -- Vestavia Hills Sylacauga (2) Tallassee (7) Central Florence G. W. Long Shades Mountain Christian
1999 -- Vestavia Hills Hartselle St. Paul's Episcopal UMS-Wright Geneva County (2) G. W. Long
2000 -- Vestavia Hills Hartselle St. Paul's Episcopal Trinity Presbyterian Alabama Christian (2) G. W. Long
2001 -- Daphne Southside Gadsden Bibb County Northside Leroy G. W. Long
2002 -- Daphne (4) Cullman Childersburg Dadeville Gordo G. W. Long
2003 -- Clay-Chalkville St. Paul's Episcopal (6) Hokes Bluff Ashville Gordo Holy Spirit
2004 -- Pelham Charles Henderson Hokes Bluff Central-Florence (3) Sumiton Christian American Christian
2005 -- Baker Russell County Demopolis (2) Hokes Bluff G. W. Long American Christian
2006 -- Baker (5) Stanhope-Elmore St. James Hokes Bluff Ranburne American Christian
2007 -- Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa Cullman Childersburg (3) Hokes Bluff Leroy Hackleburg
2008 -- Hoover Cullman Jackson Hokes Bluff (9) Leroy (3) Athens Bible
2009 -- Auburn Hartselle Haleyville Madison Academy American Christian Brantley
2010 -- Auburn Spanish Fort UMS-Wright Luverne Mars Hill Bible Shoals Christian
2011 -- Huntsville Spanish Fort UMS-Wright Gordo American Christian (5) Shoals Christian
2012 -- Oxford Spanish Fort Guntersville Trinity Presbyterian Mars Hill Shoals Christian
2013 -- Pelham (2) Hartselle Charles Henderson Trinity Presbyterian G.W. Long St. Luke's
2014 -- Spain Park Spanish Fort (4) Charles Henderson (3) Madison Academy Houston Academy St. Luke's (2)
2015 Smiths Station Cullman Russellville Trinity Presbyterian Madison Academy Mobile Christian Shoals Christian (4)
2016 Hewitt Trussville Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa Russellville UMS-Wright Madison Academy (4) Mobile Christian Decatur Heritage
2017 Hoover (4) Helena Russellville UMS-Wright (10) Gordo (4) G.W. Long Sweet Water
2018 Auburn Hazel Green Faith Academy Andalusia Mobile Christian G.W. Long Sweet Water (10)
2019 McGill-Toolen Cullman (5) Springville (2) Brooks Providence Christian G.W. Long Mars Hill Bible (5)
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Auburn (5) Faith Academy (2) Russellville Mobile Christian Phil Campbell Westbrook Christian Bayshore Christian
2022 Central-Phenix City Hartselle (9) Russellville (5) Mobile Christian (5) Trinity Presbyterian (7) G.W. Long (17) Bayshore Christian (2)
2023 Vestavia Hills (10) Oxford (2) Holtville (3) Etowah (4) Houston Academy (3) Ariton Appalachian
2024 Bob Jones Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (4) Alexandria Corner Thomasville (4) Ariton (2) Sumiton Christian (2)

G. W. Long holds the all-time record with 17 titles.[2]

The Vestavia Hills Rebels hold the most consecutive championships with 7 titles (1994-00).[3]

Year Champion
1948 Ramsay
1949 Woodlawn
1950 Sidney Lanier
1951 Sidney Lanier
1952 Sidney Lanier
1953 Sidney Lanier
1954 Sidney Lanier
1955 Sidney Lanier (6)
1956 Woodlawn
1957 Emma Sansom
1958 Anniston
1959 Woodlawn (3)
1960 Vigor
1961 Coffee

Basketball

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Boys

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1921, 104 tournaments have been held with a total of 179 champions. The first being Central (Birmingham) and most recent first-time champions being Georgiana, Hillcrest-Evergreen, and Mars Hill Bible (2024). Eighty-nine teams hold multiple state titles, with forty-six winning consecutive titles.

1964–present

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Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A 3A-4A Junior High 1A-2A Junior High
1964 -- Tuscaloosa (4) Pisgah Hatton New Brockton -- --
1965 -- Sidney Lanier Fayette (2) Priceville (4) DAR -- --
1966 -- Butler Pisgah (3) Kinston Pleasant -- --
1967 -- Sidney Lanier Scottsboro (4) Hazel Green Clements -- --
1968 -- Lee-Huntsville B. B. Comer Kinston New Brockton -- --
1969 -- Parker Austin Section R. R. Moton (Tallassee) -- --
1970 -- Decatur Bibb County East Highland Bibb Graves -- --
1971 -- Parker Morgan County Abbeville Wilcox County Training -- --
1972 -- West End Colbert County J. F. Shields Bibb Graves (2) General Forest
1973 -- Austin Glenn St. Jude Holy Family Hayes
1974 -- Hayes Glenn (2) Montevallo East Perry Cloverdale (Montgomery)
1975 -- Parker Guntersville Montevallo (2) Collinsville Carver (Dothan)
1976 -- Bradshaw Thompson Colbert Heights Athens Bible Carver (Dothan)
1977 -- Selma Thompson (2) St. Jude Holy Family Wenonah
1978 -- Carver-Birmingham Eufaula R. C. Hatch Westside McIntyre
1979 -- Carver-Birmingham (2) Wetumpka East Limestone Rebecca Comer Hayes
1980 -- Coffee (2) Wetumpka (2) Talladega County Alabama Lutheran Westlawn
1981 -- Hayes Colbert County New Brockton (3) Kinston (3) McIntyre
1982 -- Hayes Russellville Autaugaville Holy Family Coffee
1983 -- Carver-Montgomery Gadsden Russell Loachapoka South Girard Clayton
1984 -- Carver-Montgomery Midfield Headland Talladega County Training School J. O. Johnson DAR
1985 -- Tuskegee Southside-Selma Wilcox County R. C. Hatch St. Jude Calhoun -- --
1986 -- LeFlore Eufaula LaFayette Tanner Hazlewood Holy Family -- --
1987 -- J. O. Johnson Hayes (4) Livingston R. C. Hatch Holy Family Notasulga -- --
1988 -- Grissom Sylacauga Sumter County Clayton Francis Marion Loachapoka -- --
1989 -- LeFlore Bibb County (2) Clarke County LaFayette Francis Marion Loachapoka -- --
1990 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Woodlawn Wenonah East Limestone (2) Francis Marion Autaugaville -- --
1991 -- Central-Tuscaloosa (2) Tuskegee (2) Buckhorn Francis Marion Clay County Houston Academy -- --
1992 -- Vestavia Hills Emma Sansom Alexandria South Lamar Clay County (2) Notasulga (2) -- --
1993 -- Austin (3) Wenonah Alexandria Francis Marion Warrior Brantley -- --
1994 -- Selma (4) Hartselle Sumter County R.C. Hatch J.F. Shields Brantley -- --
1995 -- Jeff Davis Buckhorn Central-Coosa R.C. Hatch Brantley (3) Autaugaville -- --
1996 -- West End Andalusia Abbeville (2) Holtville Lineville Calera -- --
1997 -- West End (3) B. C. Rain Alexandria (3) Colbert County (3) Calera Loachapoka -- --
1998 -- Minor John Carroll Sumter County UMS-Wright Keith St. Jude -- --
1999 -- Grissom (2) Eufaula (4) Sumter County Trinity Catholic-Montgomery Madison Academy -- --
2000 -- Woodlawn (6) Wilcox Central Central-Coosa Francis Marion (6) Catholic-Montgomery (2) Courtland -- --
2001 -- Sidney Lanier (6) Blount Central-Coosa Calhoun Barbour County Pleasant Home -- --
2002 -- LeFlore Anniston Central-Hayneville LaFayette Holy Family (6) Pleasant Home (3) -- --
2003 -- John Carroll Wilcox Central (3) Livingston (2) Calhoun R. C. Hatch Section -- --
2004 -- John Carroll (3) Butler Central-Coosa Sumter County R. C. Hatch J. F. Shields -- --
2005 -- Auburn Butler Greene County Sumter County (6) Calera (3) J. F. Shields -- --
2006 -- Jeff Davis (2) Ramsay Hillcrest-Evergreen Madison Academy R. C. Hatch St. Jude -- --
2007 -- LeFlore (4) Williamson Madison County Madison Academy R.C. Hatch J. F. Shields (5) -- --
2008 -- Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa Butler Bullock County Madison Academy R.C. Hatch (10) St. Jude -- --
2009 -- Vestavia Hills (2) Butler Anniston Leeds Barbour County Loachapoka (5) -- --
2010 -- Bob Jones Lee-Huntsville Ramsay (2) Greene County (2) Pickens County Edward Bell -- --
2011 -- Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (2) Wenonah Butler (6) Greensboro Tanner Pickens County -- --
2012 -- Carver-Montgomery Wenonah Midfield Greensboro (2) Barbour County (3) Pickens County -- --
2013 -- Mountain Brook Wenonah Madison County (2) Madison Academy Tanner (3) St. Jude -- --
2014 -- Mountain Brook Parker (4) Dallas County Midfield Elba St. Jude (8) -- --
2015 Hoover Carver-Montgomery J.O. Johnson West Limestone (2) Madison Academy Lafayette (4) Sacred Heart -- --
2016 McGill-Toolen Homewood J.O. Johnson (3) Westminster Christian Madison Academy (7) Lanett Sacred Heart -- --
2017 Mountain Brook Paul Bryant Mae Jemison Hale County Midfield Lanett Sacred Heart -- --
2018 Mountain Brook Carver-Montgomery (5) Sylacauga (2) Cordova Plainview Lanett (3) Sacred Heart (4) -- --
2019 Mountain Brook Pinson Valley Wenonah (6) Talladega Plainview Central-Coosa (5) Decatur Heritage -- --
2020 Lee Montgomery Huffman Fairfield Williamson (2) Pike County Calhoun (4) Pickens County (4) -- --
2021 Oak Mountain Mountain Brook (6) Lee Huntsville Anniston (3) Fyffe Midfield (5) Autaugaville (4) -- --
2022 Enterprise Cullman Lee Huntsville (4) Jacksonville Plainview Section (3) Covenant Christian -- --
2023 Hoover Buckhorn Valley Jacksonville (2) Plainview (4) Aliceville Covenant Christian (2) -- --
2024 Hoover (3) Buckhorn (5) Fairfield (2) Jackson Hillcrest-Evergreen (2) Mars Hill Bible Georgiana -- --

R.C. Hatch holds the all-time record with 10 titles.[4]

Two schools share the record for most consecutive championships (4): Francis Marion (1988-91)[5] & Sacred Heart Catholic (2015-18).[6]

1921–1964

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Year AA A
1921 Central (Birmingham)
1922 Chambers County (Milltown)
1923 Simpson (Birmingham)
1924 Simpson (Birmingham)
1925 Simpson (Birmingham) (3)
1926 Snead Seminary
1927 Woodlawn
1928 Mortimer Jordan
1929 Snead Seminary (2)
1930 Huntsville
1931 Geraldine
1932 Geraldine
1933 Geraldine (3)
1934 Jackson County (Scottsboro)
1935 Tuscaloosa
1936 Sardis
1937 Woodlawn
1938 Jackson County (Scottsboro)
1939 Chilton County
1940 Marion County
1941 Chilton County
1942 Chilton County (3)
1943 Woodlawn
1944 Jackson County (Scottsboro)
1945 A. G. Parrish
1946 A. G. Parrish
1947 Phil Campbell
1948 Etowah Hubbertville
1949 Sidney Lanier Corner
1950 Ensley Union Hill
1951 Coffee Priceville
1952 Winfield T. R. Miller
1953 Eufaula Austinville
1954 Dothan Corner (2)
1955 Tuscaloosa Priceville
1956 Murphy West Limestone
1957 Woodlawn Austinville
1958 Fayette Austinville
1959 Pisgah Austinville (4)
1960 Tuscaloosa County Buckhorn
1961 Tuscaloosa Priceville
1962 Sidney Lanier Danville
1963 Sidney Lanier Danville (2)

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1978, forty-seven tournaments have been held with a total of 113 champions. The first being Jeff Davis, J.T. Wright, Sumter County, and Winfield and the most recent first-time champions being Good Hope and Jasper (2024). Fifty-nine teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-eight winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1978 -- Jefferson Davis Sumter County Winfield J.T. Wright
1979 -- J.O. Johnson Winfield Red Bay Mars Hill Bible
1980 -- McGill-Toolen Eufaula Red Bay Hubbertville
1981 -- McGill-Toolen Valley Pisgah Vina
1982 -- Central(Tuscaloosa) Haleyville Pisgah Vina (2)
1983 -- J.O. Johnson Keith Tanner Akron
1984 -- Central(Tuscaloosa) Hartselle Winfield (3) Courtland
1985 -- Johnson (3) Hartselle (2) Deshler Ider Courtland Phillips
1986 -- Williamson Wenonah New Hope Tanner Fyffe Phillips
1987 -- Vestavia Hills Monroe County Livingston Lauderdale Co. Red Bay Spring Garden
1988 -- McGill-Toolen (3) Pell City Buckhorn Sulligent Gaston Mars Hill
1989 -- Vigor Williamson (2) Wilson DAR Mars Hill Bible Hubbertville (2)
1990 -- Decatur Hamilton Wenonah Keith Mars Hill Bible Waterloo
1991 -- Decatur Pell City (2) Clarke County Lauderdale County Ranburne Mars Hill Bible
1992 -- Decatur Sylacauga Cherokee County Lauderdale County Fyffe New Site
1993 -- Carver-Montgomery Wenonah Cherokee County Red Bay Lauderdale County Carrollton
1994 -- LeFlore Eufaula Buckhorn Central(Florence) Fyffe Carrollton
1995 -- Decatur Hazel Green T. R. Miller St. Paul's Episcopal Fyffe Maplesville
1996 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Eufaula T. R. Miller Sulligent (2) Fyffe Mars Hill Bible
1997 -- Butler Eufaula Lawrence County Pisgah Fyffe Carrollton (3)
1998 -- Butler Sylacauga (2) Cherokee County (3) Lauderdale County Hazlewood Loachapoka
1999 -- Butler (3) Athens Lawrence County Montgomery Academy Cold Springs Sunshine
2000 -- Decatur (5) Buckhorn (3) Lawrence County (3) R. C. Hatch Fyffe (7) Autaugaville
2001 -- Hoover Boaz Andalusia Hanceville Red Bay Notasulga
2002 -- Sparkman Athens T. R. Miller Lauderdale County Hatton Belgreen
2003 -- Sparkman Athens (3) Deshler Lauderdale County Pisgah Notasulga (2)
2004 -- Wenonah Ramsay Deshler Abbeville Hatton (2) Spring Garden
2005 -- Sidney Lanier Ramsay Deshler Pisgah Mars Hill Bible Spring Garden
2006 -- Jeff Davis Ramsay Deshler Lauderdale County Samson McIntosh
2007 -- Sparkman (3) Ramsay (4) Midfield Sheffield Samson McIntosh
2008 -- Bob Jones Eufaula (5) Midfield Crossville Cold Springs Spring Garden
2009 -- Bob Jones LeFlore Midfield T.R. Miller (4) Cold Springs Hazlewood (2)
2010 -- Hoover Fairfield Midfield (4) Sumter County (2) Clements J. F. Shields
2011 -- Bob Jones (3) Erwin Brewbaker Tech Madison Academy Tanner (3) R. A. Hubbard
2012 -- Hoover Brewer Jacksonville Lauderdale County Section McIntosh (3)
2013 -- Hoover Faith Academy Oneonta Lauderdale County Woodland Brantley
2014 -- Shades Valley Wenonah Oneonta (2) Lauderdale County Woodland (2) Brantley (2)
2015 Jeff Davis Homewood Wenonah Deshler Lauderdale County Red Bay (6) Keith (3)
2016 Jeff Davis (4) Leflore (3) Wenonah Deshler Lauderdale County (13) Samson Spring Garden
2017 Hoover Homewood (2) Wenonah (8) Madison Academy Locust Fork Geneva County R.A. Hubbard (4)
2018 Spain Park Hazel Green Charles Henderson Madison Academy (3) Pisgah Samson (4) Spring Garden
2019 Hoover Hazel Green Central Tuscaloosa (4) Rogers Pisgah Cold Springs (4) Phillips (3)
2020 Spain Park (2) Hazel Green Charles Henderson (2) Anniston Pisgah Collinsville Spring Garden
2021 Hoover Hazel Green Carver Birmingham Rogers (2) Prattville Cristian Pisgah Skyline
2022 Hoover Hazel Green Guntersville Deshler (8) Prattville Christian Pisgah (10) Marion County
2023 Hoover Hazel Green Pleasant Grove Prattville Christian (3) Trinity Presbyterian Mars Hill Bible (8) Spring Garden
2024 Hoover (10) Hazel Green (8) Jasper Good Hope Trinity Presbyterian (2) Ider (2) Spring Garden (9)

Lauderdale County holds the all-time record with 13 titles.[7]

The Hazel Green Trojans hold the most consecutive championships with 7 titles (2018-24).[8]

Bowling

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Boys

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Since the tournaments establishment in 2016, nine tournaments have been held with a total of nine champions. The first being Spain Park and most recent first-time champion being John Carroll (2024). Two teams hold multiple state titles, with one winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
2016 Spain Park
2017 Spain Park
2018 Buckhorn
2019 Vestavia Hills
2020 Thompson
2021 Sparkman East Limestone
2022 Spain Park American Christian
2023 Sparkman (2) Etowah
2024 Spain Park (4) John Carroll

Spain Park holds the all-time record with 4 titles.[9]

Spain Park holds the most consecutive championships with two 2 titles.[10]

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1972, fifteen tournaments have been held with a total of nine champions. The first being Bradshaw and most recent first-time champion being Stanhope Elmore (2024). Six teams hold multiple state titles, with three winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1972 Bradshaw
1973 Huffman
1974 Bradshaw (2)
1975 Hewitt-Trussville
1976 Huffman (2)
1977 Hewitt-Trussville (2)
1978-2015 Discontinued
2016 Sparkman
2017 Southside-Gadsden
2018 Southside-Gadsden
2019 Southside-Gadsden
2020 Southside-Gadsden
2021 Sparkman Satsuma
2022 Sparkman (3) American Christian
2023 American Christian (2) Beauregard
2024 Stanhope Elmore Southside-Gadsden (5)

Southside-Gadsden holds the all-time record with 5 titles.[11]

Southside-Gadsden holds the most consecutive championships with 4 titles.[12]

Cross Country

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Boys

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1956, sixty-eight tournaments have been held with a total of fifty-five champions. The first being Murphy and most recent first-time champion being St. Michael Catholic (2019). Thirty-five teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-one winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A Freshman/
Junior High
1965 -- Sidney Lanier --
1966 -- Ramsay Bellingrath
1967 -- Robert E. Lee Auburn Bellingrath
1968 -- W. A. Berry Auburn Floyd
1969 -- Bradshaw Auburn Bellingrath
1970 -- W. A. Berry Auburn Mountain Brook
1971 -- W. A. Berry & Murphy University Military School Mountain Brook
1972 -- Grissom Cullman Mountain Brook
1973 -- W. A. Berry Cullman (2) Mountain Brook
1974 -- Mountain Brook Haleyville Goodwyn
1975 -- McGill-Toolen University Military School Oneonta Mountain Brook
1976 -- McGill-Toolen Gardendale DAR Grissom
1977 -- Huntsville Gardendale Athens Bible Auburn
1978 -- Mountain Brook Gardendale Athens Bible Murphy
1979 -- Auburn Gardendale Athens Bible W. A. Berry
1980 -- Auburn UMS Prep Athens Bible (4) W. A. Berry
1981 -- W. A. Berry Brooks Calhoun Mountain Brook
1982 -- W. A. Berry Gardendale (5) Randolph Mountain Brook
1983 -- Huntsville Haleyville Vincent --
1984 -- Huntsville Haleyville St. Paul's --
1985 -- Huntsville Haleyville St. Paul's --
1986 -- Mountain Brook Haleyville (5) St. Paul's Decatur
1987 -- Vestavia Hills Hamilton Huntsville
1988 -- Decatur Hamilton Grissom
1989 -- Decatur (2) Hamilton W. A. Berry
1990 -- McGill-Toolen (4) Hamilton St. Paul's McGill-Toolen
1991 -- Scottsboro Hamilton (5) St. Paul's McGill-Toolen
1992 -- W. A. Berry Scottsboro Lawrence County Mountain Brook
1993 -- Mountain Brook Smiths Station Lawrence County Scottsboro
1994 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro St. Paul's Shades Mountain Christian Mountain Brook
1995 -- Mountain Brook Smiths Station Lawrence County Shades Mountain Christian Hoover
1996 -- Mountain Brook Smiths Station Lawrence County Shades Mountain Christian Mountain Brook
1997 -- Hoover Smiths Station (4) UMS-Wright Altamont Hoover
1998 -- Murphy (9) Scottsboro Briarwood Christian Altamont Grissom
1999 -- Hoover Scottsboro Briarwood Christian --
2000 -- Hoover Briarwood Christian (3) Altamont --
2001 -- Hoover Oak Mountain Altamont --
2002 -- Hoover Scottsboro Montgomery Academy --
2003 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Lawrence County Hatton --
2004 -- Hoover Scottsboro Lawrence County Shades Mountain Christian --
2005 -- Hoover St. Paul's Randolph Shades Mountain Christian --
2006 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's Randolph Shades Mountain Christian (6) --
2007 -- Hoover (15) St. Paul's (9) Randolph Bayside Academy --
2008 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Randolph Hatton --
2009 -- Mountain Brook Spanish Fort UMS-Wright Randolph Hatton --
2010 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Randolph Hatton --
2011 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright (8) Randolph Cottage Hill Christian --
2012 -- Vestavia Hills Homewood Randolph Catholic-Montgomery Hatton --
2013 -- Auburn Homewood Randolph (10) Westminster Christian Montgomery Academy --
2014 Auburn Homewood Lawrence County Northside Montgomery Academy (3) Cold Springs --
2015 Auburn Homewood Lawrence County (8) Trinity Presbyterian American Christian Cold Springs --
2016 Auburn (10) Homewood Scottsboro LAMP American Christian St. Bernard --
2017 Mountain Brook Homewood Scottsboro Trinity Presbyterian (2) American Christian Westminster-Oak Mountain --
2018 Huntsville Homewood Scottsboro Catholic - Montgomery (2) Pleasant Valley Altamont (5) --
2019 Huntsville Homewood (8) Scottsboro Saint John Paul II Catholic St. Michael Catholic Cold Springs --
2020 Huntsville Scottsboro Saint John Paul II Catholic American Christian St. Bernard (2) Hatton (6) --
2021 Huntsville (8) Scottsboro Saint John Paul II Catholic (3) Bayside Academy (2) Providence Christian Bayshore Christian --
2022 Vestavia Hills Mountain Brook American Christian (5) Providence Christian Bayshore Christian Cold Springs --
2023 Vestavia Hills (4) Mountain Brook (16) Scottsboro (18) Providence Christian (3) Bayshore Christian (3) Cold Springs (5) --

Co-Champions

Scottsboro holds the all-time record with 18 titles.[13]

The Randolph Raiders hold the most consecutive championships with 9 titles (2005-13).[14]

Year AA A
1956 Murphy
1957 Murphy
1958 Murphy
1959 Tuscaloosa County
1960 Murphy
1961 Murphy --
1962 Murphy --
1963 McGill Institute Birmingham University School
1964 Murphy Birmingham University School (2)

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1973, fifty-one tournaments have been held with a total of forty-one champions. The first being Tuscaloosa and most recent first-time champion being St. Luke’s Episcopal (2022). Twenty-nine teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty-three winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A Freshman/
Junior High
1973 -- Tuscaloosa --
1974 -- Mountain Brook --
1975 -- Mountain Brook --
1976 -- Grissom St. Paul's --
1977 -- Mountain Brook Cullman J.T. Wright --
1978 -- Grissom Cullman Randolph Grissom
1979 -- Grissom J.T. Wright Randolph Grissom
1980 -- Grissom J.T. Wright Randolph Mountain Brook
1981 -- Vestavia Hills J.T. Wright Altamont Simmons
1982 -- Grissom J.T. Wright Hokes Bluff* Mountain Brook
1983 -- Grissom J.T. Wright (5) St. Paul's Mountain Brook
1984 -- Grissom Cullman St. Paul's --
1985 -- Grissom Cullman St. Paul's --
1986 -- Grissom Cullman St. Paul's Huntsville
1987 -- Huntsville St. Paul's Walker
1988 -- Grissom St. Paul's Mountain Brook
1989 -- Huntsville St. Paul's Grissom
1990 -- Mountain Brook Cullman* St. Paul's McGill-Toolen
1991 -- McGill-Toolen Fort Payne St. Paul's McGill-Toolen
1992 -- Grissom (11) Scottsboro St. Paul's Mountain Brook
1993 -- McGill-Toolen (2) Cullman (7) St. Paul's Mountain Brook
1994 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro St. Paul's Shades Mountain Christian Mountain Brook
1995 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro St. Paul's Shades Mountain Christian (2) McGill-Toolen
1996 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro St. Paul's Randolph St. Paul's
1997 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro St. Paul's Pleasant Valley Mountain Brook
1998 -- Pelham Scottsboro St. Paul's Randolph Vestavia Hills
1999 -- Murphy Scottsboro Briarwood Christian --
2000 -- Mountain Brook St Paul's Speake --
2001 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Speake (2) --
2002 -- Austin Scottsboro Altamont --
2003 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Lawrence County Altamont --
2004 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Altamont --
2005 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Bayside Academy --
2006 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Montgomery Academy Cold Springs --
2007 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Lawrence County American Christian --
2008 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Rogers Montgomery Academy American Christian --
2009 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy American Christian --
2010 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Rogers (2) American Christian --
2011 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy American Christian --
2012 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright Bayside Academy Montgomery Academy --
2013 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright (7) Bayside Academy Montgomery Academy (6) --
2014 Mountain Brook John Carroll Catholic Lawrence County Wilson American Christian St. Bernard --
2015 Mountain Brook John Carroll Catholic (2) Lawrence County Wilson (2) Pleasant Valley St. Bernard (2) --
2016 Huntsville (3) Homewood St. Paul's (19) Randolph Pleasant Valley (3) Westminster-Oak Mountain --
2017 Auburn Fort Payne (2) Scottsboro Randolph (8) TR Miller Westminster-Oak Mountain --
2018 Auburn Homewood Scottsboro Catholic - Montgomery Westminster-Oak Mountain (3) Cold Springs --
2019 Auburn Homewood Scottsboro (23) American Christian Saint James Whitesburg Christian --
2020 Auburn Homewood (4) Lawrence County American Christian (8) Providence Christian Cold Springs --
2021 Auburn Mountain Brook Lawrence County Bayside Academy (4) Providence Christian Cold Springs --
2022 Chelsea Mountain Brook Lawrence County Providence Christian Altamont (5) St. Luke's Episcopal --
2023 Auburn (6) Mountain Brook (26) Lawrence County (8) Providence Christian (4) Whitesburg Christian (2) Cold Springs (5) --

*tie broken by best sixth-place finisher

The Mountain Brook Spartans hold the all-time record with 26 titles.[15]

St Paul’s Episcopal holds the most consecutive championships with 16 titles (1983-98).[16]

Flag Football

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 2021, three tournaments have been held with a total of four champions. The first being Hewitt-Trussville and most recent first-time champions being Central-Phenix City and Wenonah (2023).

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
2021 Hewitt-Trussville
2022 Auburn
2023 Central Phenix City Wenonah

Football

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Playoff Champions

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1966, fifty-eight tournaments have been held with a total of 128 champions. The first being Sidney Lanier and most recent first-time champions being Gulf Shores, Mobile Christian, and Montgomery Catholic (2023). Seventy-three teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-six winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1966 -- Sidney Lanier -- -- --
1967 -- Sidney Lanier Russellville Lamar County Marengo County
1968 -- Sidney Lanier (3) Russellville (2) Gordo Lowndes Academy
1969 -- Robert E. Lee Sylacauga T. R. Miller Excel
1970 -- Robert E. Lee Valley Addison Hazlewood
1971 -- Decatur Tarrant Abbeville & Oneonta
Marion County
1972 -- Banks Colbert County Oneonta Marion County
1973 -- Banks (2) John Carroll Glencoe Marion County
1974 -- Homewood Escambia County Lauderdale County Carrollton
1975 -- Mountain Brook Athens Hazlewood Ranburne
1976 -- Mountain Brook (2) Andalusia & Athens
Elmore County Addison
1977 -- W. A. Berry Andalusia Stevenson Ohatchee
1978 -- Jeff Davis Eufaula Elmore County Sweet Water
1979 -- Enterprise Jackson & Colbert County
Stevenson (2) Sweet Water
1980 -- Vestavia Hills Charles Henderson Gordo Akron
1981 -- Northview Eufaula (2) Dadeville Hazlewood
1982 -- Enterprise (2) &

W.A. Berry

Thompson Hazlewood Sweet Water
1983 -- Murphy Escambia County (2) Oak Grove Millport
1984 -- Prattville Emma Sansom T. R. Miller Lamar County (2) Millport (2) Valley Head
1985 -- Northview (2) Colbert County Alexandria Gordo Hazlewood Sand Rock
1986 -- Robert E. Lee Gadsden Litchfield Crossville Cottonwood Sweet Water
1987 -- Vigor Greenville Elmore County (3) UMS Prep Reeltown Montgomery Academy
1988 -- Vigor Oxford Pike County Thomasville Hazlewood Courtland
1989 -- Anniston Oxford Pike County Elba Hazlewood Courtland
1990 -- Jess Lanier Blount Deshler Dallas County Hazlewood Courtland
1991 -- Robert E. Lee Gadsden (2) T. R. Miller Luverne Hazlewood McKenzie
1992 -- Robert E. Lee (5) Blount Daleville Elba Hazlewood Billingsley
1993 -- Central-Phenix City Oxford North Jackson Colbert County St. Clair County Brantley
1994 -- Anniston (2) Greenville (2) T. R. Miller Colbert County Clay County Carrollton (2)
1995 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Homewood Alexandria Cordova Clay County Courtland
1996 -- Jeff Davis (2) Blount Fayette County Colbert County (6) Clay County Maplesville
1997 -- Tuscaloosa County Blount Alexandria (3) Aliceville Luverne (2) Billingsley (2)
1998 -- Vestavia Hills (2) Blount (5) Deshler Briarwood Christian Southern Choctaw Brantley
1999 -- Clay-Chalkville Etowah Deshler (3) Briarwood Christian Southern Choctaw Courtland (5)
2000 -- Hoover Homewood T. R. Miller Aliceville (2) Clay County Hazlewood (11)
2001 -- Daphne Benjamin Russell UMS-Wright Hokes Bluff Gordo (4) Reeltown
2002 -- Hoover Homewood UMS-Wright T. R. Miller (6) Southern Choctaw (3) Clay County
2003 -- Hoover Briarwood (3) Trinity Pike County Randolph County Parrish
2004 -- Hoover Homewood Demopolis Oneonta Leroy Sweet Water
2005 -- Hoover Homewood (6) UMS-Wright Pike County Clay County (6) Addison (3)
2006 -- Prattville Athens (2) Guntersville Pike County (5) Leroy Sweet Water
2007 -- Prattville St. Paul's Episcopal Central-Tuscaloosa (2) Cordova (2) Leroy Sweet Water
2008 -- Prattville (4) Vigor UMS-Wright Leeds Leroy Sweet Water
2009 -- Hoover Demopolis (2) Cherokee County Piedmont Reeltown (3) Brantley
2010 -- Daphne (2) Spanish Fort Thomasville (2) Leeds Leroy Sweet Water
2011 -- Prattville Hartselle Jackson (2) Handley Elba Marion County (4)
2012 -- Hoover Spanish Fort UMS-Wright Madison Academy Tanner Brantley (4)
2013 -- Hoover Spanish Fort Oneonta (3) Madison Academy Tanner (2) Pickens County
2014 Hoover Clay-Chalkville St. Paul's Leeds Madison Academy (3) Fyffe Maplesville
2015 McGill-Toolen Spanish Fort (4) St. Paul's Leeds (4) Piedmont Elba (4) Maplesville
2016 Hoover Ramsay Beauregard Handley Piedmont Fyffe Maplesville (4)
2017 Hoover (13) Pinson Valley St. Paul's UMS-Wright Hillcrest Evergreen Lanett Sweet Water
2018 Central Phenix City Pinson Valley Central Clay County UMS-Wright Flomaton Fyffe Mars Hill Bible
2019 Thompson Oxford (4) Central Clay County (2) UMS-Wright (9) Piedmont Fyffe Lanett (2)
2020 Thompson Pinson Valley (3) St. Paul’s (5) Handley (3) Fyffe Mars Hill Bible (2) Linden
2021 Thompson Clay-Chalkville Pike Road Vigor (4) Piedmont (5) Clarke County Sweet Water (11)
2022 Thompson (5) Saraland Ramsay (2) Andalusia (3) St. James Fyffe Leroy
2023 Central-Phenix City (3) Clay-Chalkville (4) Gulf Shores Montgomery Catholic Mobile Christian Fyffe (7) Leroy (7)

Co-Champions

Hoover holds the all-time record with 13 titles.[17]

Hazlewood holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (1988-92).[18]

Mythical Champions

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Before the playoffs began in 1966, state champions were selected by The National Sports News Service.

Year School
1920 Sidney Lanier (7–0–1)
1921 Tuscaloosa (9–0–0)
1922 Sidney Lanier (10–0–0)
1923 Undecided
1924 Butler (9–0–0)
1925 Tuscaloosa (8–0–1)
1926 Tuscaloosa (9–0–0)
1927 Tuscaloosa (9–0–0)
1928 Tuscaloosa (9–0–0) & Sidney Lanier (11–0–0)
1929 Tuscaloosa (9–0–0)
1930 Walker County (11–0–0)
1931 Tuscaloosa (9–0–2)
1932 Decatur (10–0–0)
1933 Decatur (9–0–0)
1934 Ramsay (9–0–0)
1935 Athens (9–0–0)
1936 Tuscaloosa (8–1–0)
1937 Woodlawn (7–1–0)
1938 Ensley (8–1–0)
1939 Sidney Lanier (9–0–0)
1940 Bessemer (9–0–0)
1941 Woodlawn (9–0–0)
1942 Woodlawn (9–0–0)
1943 Woodlawn (9–0–0)
1944 Gadsden (9–0–0)
1945 Ensley (9–0–0)
1946 Ensley (9–0–0)
1947 Ramsay (9–0–0)
1948 Aliceville (9–0–0)
1949 Tuscaloosa (9–0–0) & Decatur (9–0–0)
1950 Etowah (10–0–0)
1951 Bessemer (8–0–1)
1952 Bessemer (10–0–0)
1953 West End (9–1–0) & Ensley (9–1–0)
1954 Bessemer (10–0–0)
1955 Woodlawn (10–0–0)
1956 Woodlawn (10–0–0)
1957 Walker County (10–0–0)
1958 Robert E. Lee (10–0–0)
1959 Robert E. Lee (9–1–0)
1960 Robert E. Lee (9–0–1)
1961 Sidney Lanier (9–1–0)
1962 Cullman (10–0–0)
1963 Talladega (10–0–0)
1964 Tarrant (10–0–0)
1965 Banks (10-0-0)

Co-Champions

Golf

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Boys

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1949, seventy-one tournaments have been held with a total of sixty champions. The first being A.G. Parrish (Selma) and most recent first-time champion being Randolph (2023). Forty-one teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty-nine winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1949 -- A. G. Parrish (Selma)
1950 -- A. G. Parrish (Selma) & Tuscaloosa
1951 -- Tuscaloosa
1952 -- Sidney Lanier
1953 -- Tuscaloosa
1954 -- Gadsden
1955 -- Dothan
1956 -- Murphy
1957 -- Shades Valley
1958 -- Gadsden
1959 -- Dothan
1960 -- McGill
1961 -- Murphy (2)
1962 -- Lee-Montgomery
1963 -- Lee-Montgomery
1964 -- Lee-Montgomery
1965 -- Dothan (3)
1966 -- Lee-Montgomery
1967 -- A.G. Parrish (Selma) (3)
1968 -- Shaw
1969 -- Greenville
1970 -- Sidney Lanier (2)
1971 -- University Military School*
1972 -- Gadsden (3)
1973 -- Mountain Brook
1974 -- Lee-Montgomery (5)
1975 -- Mountain Brook
1976 -- Tuscaloosa
1977 -- Tuscaloosa
1978 -- Jeff Davis
1979 -- Tuscaloosa (6)
1980 -- UMS Prep
1981 -- Walker
1982 -- Davidson
1983 -- UMS Prep
1984 -- Walker* (2)
1985 -- Grissom
1986 -- Central-Tuscaloosa
1987 -- McGill-Toolen
1988 -- McGill-Toolen
1989 -- McGill-Toolen (4)
1990 -- UMS-Wright
1991 -- Vestavia Hills
1992 -- UMS-Wright
1993 -- UMS-Wright
1994 -- Vestavia Hills Fort Payne UMS-Wright
1995 -- Central-Tuscaloosa (2) Athens UMS-Wright
1996 -- Enterprise Fort Payne UMS-Wright
1997 -- Mountain Brook Deshler UMS-Wright
1998 -- Benjamin Russell Fort Payne Deshler (2) UMS-Wright Leroy
1999 -- Hoover Bradshaw St. Paul's UMS-Wright Donoho
2000 -- Hoover Bradshaw (2) Brooks UMS-Wright Mars Hill Bible
2001 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright Gulf Shores Houston Academy
2002 -- Decatur St. Paul's UMS-Wright Gulf Shores (2) Houston Academy
2003 -- Hoover (4) St. Paul's UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy Houston Academy
2004 -- Auburn St. Paul's Andalusia Montgomery Academy Houston Academy
2005 -- Auburn Oxford Andalusia Montgomery Academy Houston Academy
2006 -- Auburn Briarwood Andalusia (3) Montgomery Academy Donoho
2007 -- Auburn (4) Briarwood (2) Boaz Montgomery Academy Donoho & Houston Academy
2008 -- Spain Park UMS-Wright Boaz (2) Montgomery Academy Shoals Christian
2009 -- Spain Park St. Paul's UMS-Wright Cottage Hill Shoals Christian
2010 -- Spain Park St. Paul's UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy Shoals Christian
2011 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright Cottage Hill (2) Shoals Christian (4)
2012 -- Spain Park Fort Payne (4) Oneonta Montgomery Academy (9) Providence Christian
2013 -- Spain Park St. Paul's Guntersville Bayside Academy St. Luke's
2014 -- Spain Park Spanish Fort UMS-Wright Bayside Academy Providence Christian
2015 Mountain Brook Hartselle Russellville St. James Westbrook Christian St. Lukes (2)
2016 Spain Park Homewood St. Paul's UMS-Wright Westbrook Christian Providence Christian
2017 Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals St. Paul's UMS-Wright Providence Christian (4) Westbrook Christian
2018 Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals St. Paul’s (11) UMS-Wright Houston Academy Donoho (4)
2019 Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals (3) UMS-Wright Brooks (2) Houston Academy North Sand Mountain
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Vestavia Hills Mountain Brook Guntersville (2) White Plains Houston Academy (9) Elba
2022 Vestavia Hills Mountain Brook (10) UMS-Wright Haleyville Bayside Academy (3) Elba (2)
2023 Vestavia Hills (5) UMS-Wright (27) Randolph Haleyville Westbrook Christian North Sand Mountain
2024 Spain Park (8) Homewood (2) Randolph (2) Haleyville (3) Westbrook Christian (4) North Sand Mountain (3)

Co-Champions
*Sudden death playoff

UMS-Wright holds the all-time record with 27 titles.[19]

UMS-Wright holds the most consecutive championships with 10 titles (1991-01).[20]

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1973, fifty-one tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-three champions. The first being Vestavia Hills and most recent first-time champions being Grissom and Tuscaloosa Academy (2023). Sixteen teams hold multiple state titles, with thirteen winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1972 No team competition
1973 -- Vestavia Hills
1974 -- Vestavia Hills (2)
1975 -- Tuscaloosa
1976 -- McGill-Toolen
1977 -- McGill-Toolen
1978 -- McGill-Toolen
1979 -- Mountain Brook
1980 -- Mountain Brook
1981 -- Mountain Brook
1982 -- Mountain Brook
1983 -- Bradshaw
1984 -- Mountain Brook*
1985 -- Coffee
1986 -- Central-Tuscaloosa
1987 -- W. A. Berry
1988 -- Walker
1989 -- Walker (2)
1990 -- McGill-Toolen
1991 -- McGill-Toolen
1992 -- McGill-Toolen
1993 -- Citronelle
1994 -- McGill-Toolen
1995 -- McGill-Toolen
1996 -- McGill-Toolen
1997 -- McGill-Toolen
1998 -- McGill-Toolen
1999 -- McGill-Toolen
2000 -- McGill-Toolen
2001 -- Hoover
2002 -- Hoover
2003 -- Hoover
2004 -- Hoover
2005 -- Hewitt-Trussville
2006 -- Mountain Brook
2007 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
2008 -- Central-Phenix City Alexandria
2009 -- Spain Park Hartselle
2010 -- Auburn Hartselle
2011 -- Mountain Brook Hartselle
2012 -- Mountain Brook Hartselle (4)
2013 -- Mountain Brook (10) Muscle Shoals
2014 -- Hoover Muscle Shoals
2015 Hoover (7) White Plains Glencoe
2016 Huntsville White Plains Westbrook Christian
2017 Spain Park Muscle Shoals Trinity Presbyterian Providence Christian
2018 Auburn Muscle Shoals (4) Northside Providence Christian
2019 Auburn (3) Northridge Randolph Providence Christian (3)
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Spain Park McGill-Toolen (14) White Plains (3) Bayside Academy
2022 Spain Park (4) UMS-Wright Pike Road Mars Hill Bible
2023 Grissom Pike Road Trinity Presbyterian (2) Tuscaloosa Academy
2024 UMS-Wright (2) Pike Road (3) Alexandria (2) Tuscaloosa Academy (2)

*Sudden death playoff

McGill-Toolen holds the all-time record with 14 titles.[21]

McGill-Toolen holds the most consecutive championships with 7 titles (1994-00).[22]

Indoor track

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Boys

[edit]

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1966, fifty-four tournaments have been held with a total of fifty-one champions. The first being Shades Valley and Birmingham University School and most recent first-time champion being Northridge (2024). Twenty-seven teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty-two winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A Freshman/
Junior High
1966 -- Shades Valley Birmingham University School --
1967 -- Sidney Lanier Birmingham University School (2) --
1968 -- Robert E. Lee Auburn University Military School
1969 -- Robert E. Lee Auburn Cloverdale
1970 -- Robert E. Lee Auburn Cloverdale
1971 -- Robert E. Lee Auburn Capitol Heights
1972 -- Jeff Davis University Military School Mountain Brook
1973 -- Jeff Davis John Carroll & Sylacauga Mountain Brook
1974 -- Robert E. Lee Athens Phillips
1975 -- Mountain Brook Cullman Mountain Brook
1976 -- Davidson Athens Goodwyn
1977 -- Jeff Davis (3) Athens (3) Goodwyn
1978 -- Robert E. Lee Gardendale Goodwyn
1979 -- Robert E. Lee Gardendale Calhoun Davidson
1980 -- Robert E. Lee (8) Gardendale Hazlewood Goodwyn
1981 -- Davidson UMS Prep Notasulga Georgia Washington
1982 -- Davidson UMS Prep Calhoun (2) Bellingrath
1983 -- Central-Tuscaloosa UMS Prep Warrior Goodwyn
1984 -- Davidson Gardendale St. Paul's Goodwyn
1985 -- Davidson UMS Prep St. Paul's --
1986 -- Davidson (6) T.R. Miller Vincent --
1987 -- Murphy Williamson St. Paul's Murphy
1988 -- Murphy Gardendale St. Paul's Vigor
1989 -- Gardendale (6) Blount St. Paul's Vigor
1990 -- Murphy Mobile County St. Paul's Mountain Brook
1991 -- Murphy (4) Blount St. Paul's Brewbaker
1992 -- Theodore Grand Bay T.R. Miller (2) Coffeville Davidson
1993 No competition
1994 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Smiths Station St. Paul's Sweet Water Central-Tuscaloosa
1995 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Smiths Station St. Paul's Oneonta Central-Tuscaloosa
1996 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Smiths Station St. Paul's Central-Tuscaloosa
1997 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Smiths Station (4) UMS-Wright Mountain Brook
1998 -- Hoover Blount (3) UMS-Wright Hoover
1999 -- Theodore (2) Madison County UMS-Wright --
2000 -- Central-Tuscaloosa (6) John Carroll (2) UMS-Wright --
2001 -- Grissom Scottsboro Leeds --
2002 -- Hoover Scottsboro Leeds (2) --
2003 -- Hoover Scottsboro Altamont --
2004 -- Hoover Scottsboro Altamont --
2005 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Altamont (3) --
2006 -- Mountain Brook Homewood UMS-Wright --
2007 -- Mountain Brook (4) St. Paul's Falkville --
2008–2011 No Competition
2012 -- Spain Park St. Paul's (12) UMS-Wright --
2013 -- Hoover Homewood UMS-Wright --
2014 -- Hoover Homewood UMS-Wright --
2015 Auburn Homewood UMS Wright Winfield City --
2016 Auburn (6) Opelika Northside Winfield City --
2017 Hoover Opelika Scottsboro American Christian --
2018 Hoover Homewood Guntersville American Christian (2) --
2019 Hoover Homewood Scottsboro Winfield City --
2020 Hoover Homewood (7) Scottsboro Bayside Academy --
2021 Hewitt-Trussville Opelika (3) UMS-Wright Winfield City --
2022 Hoover Scottsboro UMS-Wright (16) Winfield City (5) --
2023 Hoover McGill-Toolen Scottsboro Cold Springs --
2024 Hoover (13) Northridge Scottsboro (11) Cold Springs (2) --

Co-Champions

UMS-Wright holds the all-time record with 16 titles.[23]

Scottsboro holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (2001-05) (Tie).[24]

St. Paul’s Episcopal holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (1987-91) (Tie).[25]

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1975, forty-five tournaments have been held with a total of forty-one champions. The first being Mountain Brook and most recent first-time champion being Houston Academy (2024). Twenty teams hold multiple state titles, with seventeen winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A Freshman/
Junior High
1975 -- Mountain Brook --
1976 -- Mountain Brook --
1977 -- Mountain Brook --
1978 -- Mountain Brook Walter Wellborn --
1979 -- Mountain Brook Guntersville Vincent Westside
1980 -- Grissom Gardendale Springville Mountain Brook
1981 -- Mountain Brook J.T. Wright Springville (2) Mountain Brook
1982 -- Mountain Brook J.T. Wright Vincent Mountain Brook
1983 -- Mountain Brook Clarke County Vincent Grissom
1984 -- Mountain Brook J.T. Wright (3) Vincent (4) Mountain Brook
1985 -- Murphy Abbeville St. Paul's --
1986 -- Grissom Robertsdale St. Paul's --
1987 -- Grissom (3) Mobile County Randolph & St. Paul's Mountain Brook
1988 -- Huntsville Clarke County St. Paul's J.O. Johnson
1989 -- Huntsville (2) Williamson St. Paul's Mountain Brook
1990 -- W. A. Berry Fort Payne Briarwood Christian Mountain Brook
1991 -- Mountain Brook Clarke County (3) St. Paul's W. A. Berry
1992 -- Mountain Brook Cullman St. Paul's Randolph Pelham
1993 No competition
1994 -- Mountain Brook Cullman (2) St. Paul's Randolph (3) Mountain Brook
1995 -- Mountain Brook Smiths Station St. Paul's Oneonta Vestavia Hills
1996 -- Mountain Brook John Carroll St. Paul's Hoover
1997 -- Pelham St. Paul's UMS-Wright J. O. Johnson
1998 -- Pelham St. Paul's Briarwood Christian Mountain Brook
1999 -- Hewitt-Trussville St. Paul's Briarwood Christian Mountain Brook
2000 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's Briarwood Christian (4) --
2001 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro UMS-Wright --
2002 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro St. James --
2003 -- Mountain Brook Scottsboro Altamont --
2004 -- Mountain Brook Northridge Altamont --
2005 -- Vestavia Hills Northridge Altamont --
2006 -- Hoover St. Paul's Altamont --
2007 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's Altamont --
2008–2011 No competition
2012 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright --
2013 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright --
2014 -- Hoover St. Paul's Beauregard --
2015 Hoover Pelham St. Paul's American Christian --
2016 Hoover Pelham (4) St. Paul's American Christian --
2017 Hoover Homewood St. Paul's American Christian --
2018 Hoover Homewood St. Paul's (23) American Christian (4) --
2019 Mountain Brook Homewood Montgomery Catholic St. James --
2020 Hoover Homewood (4) Scottsboro St. James (3) --
2021 Hewitt-Trussville Northridge Brewbaker Tech Providence Christian --
2022 Hoover Northridge (3) UMS-Wright (5) Mobile Christian --
2023 Hoover Mountain Brook Lawrence County Altamont (6) --
2024 Hoover (12) Mountain Brook (24) Scottsboro (5) Houston Academy --

Co-Champions

Mountain Brook holds the all-time record with 24 titles.[26]

St. Paul’s Episcopal holds the most consecutive championships with 9 titles (2006-07)(2012-18) (Tie).[27]

St. Paul’s Episcopal holds the most consecutive championships with 9 titles (1991-00) (Tie).[28]

Soccer

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Boys

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1991, thirty-three tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-three champions. The first being Vestavia Hills and Gadsden and most recent first-time champions being Gulf Shores and St. Luke’s Episcopal (2024). Nineteen teams hold multiple state titles, with eleven winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A-1A
1991 -- Vestavia Hills Gadsden
1992 -- Grissom Gadsden
1993 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Gadsden
1994 -- Grissom John Carroll
1995 -- Vestavia Hills Gadsden (4)
1996 -- Grissom John Carroll
1997 -- Grissom John Carroll
1998 -- Grissom John Carroll
1999 -- Grissom John Carroll
2000 -- Grissom John Carroll Randolph
2001 -- Shades Valley Briarwood Randolph
2002 -- McGill-Toolen Cullman Randolph
2003 -- Hoover Homewood Altamont
2004 -- Shades Valley Briarwood Trinity
2005 -- Oak Mountain Homewood Holy Spirit
2006 -- Shades Valley (3) Homewood Randolph
2007 -- Oak Mountain Briarwood Randolph
2008 -- Oak Mountain John Carroll Indian Springs
2009 -- Fairhope John Carroll Altamont
2010 -- Grissom (8) John Carroll UMS-Wright
2011 -- Oak Mountain Fort Payne UMS-Wright (2)
2012 -- Auburn John Carroll Altamont (3)
2013 -- Vestavia Hills Briarwood Collinsville
2014 -- Vestavia Hills (4) Homewood Indian Springs
2015 Oak Mountain Fort Payne Randolph Westminster Oak Mountain
2016 Oak Mountain Cullman (2) Helena Bayside Academy
2017 Oak Mountain Pelham Randolph Indian Springs
2018 Auburn (2) Homewood Randolph (8) Westminster Oak Mountain (2)
2019 Hoover (2) St. Paul's Briarwood (5) Bayside Academy
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Spain Park Homewood Indian Springs Bayside Academy
2022 Daphne Mountain Brook Indian Springs (5) Bayside Academy
2023 Daphne (2) Fort Payne (3) John Carroll (11) Bayside Academy Tanner
2024 Oak Mountain (8) Homewood (7) Gulf Shores Bayside Academy (6) St. Luke’s Episcopal

John Carroll Catholic holds the all-time record with 11 titles.[29]

Bayside Academy holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (2019-2024) (Tie).[30]

Grissom holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (1996-00) (Tie).[31]

John Carroll Catholic holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (1996-00) (Tie).[32]

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1991, thirty-three tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-one champions. The first being W.A. Berry and Fort Payne and most recent first-time champions being Auburn and St. James (2024). Twenty-two teams hold multiple state titles, with sixteen winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 1A-3A
1991 -- W. A. Berry Fort Payne
1992 -- W. A. Berry Fort Payne
1993 -- W. A. Berry (3) Fort Payne
1994 -- Mountain Brook Fort Payne
1995 -- Mountain Brook Fort Payne
1996 -- Grissom Fort Payne
1997 -- Grissom Briarwood
1998 -- Grissom Briarwood
1999 Grissom Briarwood
2000 -- Huntsville John Carroll Briarwood
2001 -- Vestavia Hills Fort Payne Montgomery Academy
2002 -- Huntsville Briarwood
2003 -- Bob Jones Fort Payne (8) Indian Springs
2004 -- Spain Park Huntsville Altamont
2005 -- Vestavia Hills Huntsville (4) Indian Springs
2006 -- Grissom (5) Briarwood Altamont
2007 -- Vestavia Hills Briarwood Altamont (3)
2008 -- Mountain Brook Decatur Guntersville
2009 -- Spain Park St. Paul's Randolph
2010 -- Spain Park Briarwood Guntersville
2011 -- Spain Park Spanish Fort Montgomery Academy
2012 -- Oak Mountain Chelsea Montgomery Academy
2013 -- Mountain Brook Athens Randolph
2014 -- Oak Mountain John Carroll Montgomery Academy
2015 Oak Mountain John Carroll Randolph (3) Montgomery Academy
2016 Vestavia Hills John Carroll Guntersville (3) Holy Spirit
2017 McGill-Toolen Chelsea (2) Briarwood (9) Montgomery Academy
2018 Vestavia Hills John Carroll (5) Trinity Presbyterian School Montgomery Academy
2019 Vestavia Hills (6) Homewood Montgomery Academy Westminster-Oak Mountain
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Oak Mountain (4) St. Pauls (2) Montgomery Academy (9) Trinity Presbyterian
2022 Spain Park (5) Homewood Indian Springs (3) Trinity Presbyterian (3)
2023 Sparkman Homewood (3) Springville Westminster Christian Westminster-Oak Mountain (2)
2024 Auburn Mountain Brook (5) Springville (2) Westminster Christian (2) St. James

Briarwood Christian holds the all-time record with 9 titles (Tie).[33]

Montgomery Academy holds the all-time record with 9 titles (Tie).[34]

Fort Payne holds the most consecutive championships with 6 titles (1991-96).[35]

Softball

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Fast Pitch

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1995, twenty-nine tournaments have been held with a total of sixty-four champions. The first being Robertsdale and the most recent first-time champions being Jasper, Opp, and Wicksburg (2024). Thirty-five teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty-four winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1995 -- Robertsdale
1996 -- Robertsdale St. James
1997 -- Hoover Robertsdale (3) Trinity
1998 -- Hoover Thompson Alabama Christian
1999 -- Thompson Mortimer Jordan Alabama Christian
2000 -- Grissom Hartselle Brooks Madison Academy
2001 -- Hoover Oak Mountain St. James Madison Academy (2) Pisgah
2002 -- Hoover Hartselle Trinity (2) Alabama Christian Pisgah Athens Bible
2003 -- Baker Hartselle Demopolis Alabama Christian Pisgah Waterloo
2004 -- Hoover (5) Buckhorn Alexandria Alabama Christian Pisgah Ragland
2005 -- Baker Hueytown St. James Pisgah Flomaton Waterloo
2006 -- Sparkman Hueytown St. James Alabama Christian Ider Waterloo (3)
2007 -- Baker Gulf Shores Alabama Christian Leeds Oakman Kinston
2008 -- Hueytown Mortimer Jordan St. James (5) Pisgah Ider Athens Bible (2)
2009 -- Sparkman Mortimer Jordan Alabama Christian West Morgan Ider (3) Speake
2010 -- Hueytown (4) Athens Ardmore Sumiton Christian Hatton Ragland
2011 -- Dothan Mortimer Jordan (4) Dallas County Pisgah Hatton Ragland
2012 -- Sparkman Chelsea Haleyville Saks Hatton Ragland (4)
2013 -- Sparkman Hayden Haleyville (2) Pisgah Hatton Parrish
2014 -- Sparkman Hartselle Alexandria (2) Winfield Hale County Brantley
2015 Baker (4) Wetumpka Springville Curry Hale County Sumiton Christian School Brantley
2016 Sparkman (6) Chelsea (2) Springville Curry Hale County Sumiton Christian School Brantley
2017 Buckhorn Hazel Green Springville Northside Pisgah Hatton Sumiton Christian School (4)
2018 Fairhope Hartselle (5) Springville (4) Hale County (4) Prattville Christian G.W. Long Brantley
2019 Hewitt-Trussville Buckhorn (3) Hayden Alabama Christian (9) Pisgah (10) G.W. Long (2) Mars Hill Bible
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Hewitt-Trussville Hazel Green (2) Satsuma North Jackson Plainview Orange Beach Brantley
2022 Thompson (3) Athens Hayden (3) Curry (3) Houston Academy Orange Beach Brantley
2023 Hewitt-Trussville Wetumpka (2) Brewbaker Tech Orange Beach Plainview (2) Hatton (6) Brantley (6)
2024 Hewitt-Trussville (4) Athens (3) Jasper Orange Beach (4) Opp Wicksburg Skyline

Pisgah holds the all-time record with 10 titles.[36]

Pisgah holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (2001-05).[37]

Slow Pitch

[edit]

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1986, seventeen tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-four champions. The first being Satsuma and Pleasant Valley and most recent first-time champion being Houston Academy (2002). Twenty teams hold multiple state titles, with seventeen winning consecutive titles.

Year 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1986 Satsuma Pleasant Valley
1987 Satsuma Haleyville Falkville
1988 Mary Montgomery Pleasant Valley Gaston
1989 Arab Athens New Hope Pleasant Valley Gaston Hubbertville
1990 Satsuma (3) Athens New Hope Pleasant Valley Gaston Hubbertville
1991 Baker Cullman Carbon Hill Pleasant Valley Gaston (4) Hubbertville (3)
1992 Baker Arab (2) Ashford Pleasant Valley Hatton Speake
1993 Baker (3) Sparkman Hokes Bluff Ardmore Hatton Waterloo
1994 Walker Smiths Station Brooks New Hope Cordova Waterloo
1995 Walker Hazel Green New Hope (4) Cordova Alabama Christian Waterloo
1996 Walker (3) Hazel Green Ashford Pleasant Valley Hatton (3) Addison
1997 Hazel Green Cullman Ashford (3) Cordova (3) Colbert Heights Waterloo
1998 Hazel Green Cullman (3) Hokes Bluff (2) Ardmore (2) Sand Rock Houston Academy
1999 Athens (3) Geneva Pleasant Valley Geraldine Houston Academy
2000 Hazel Green (5) Geneva Pleasant Valley (9) Geraldine (2) G. W. Long
2001 Geneva (3) Munford Waterloo (5)
2002 -- Houston Academy (3)

Pleasant Valley holds the all-time record with 9 titles.[38]

Pleasant Valley holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (1988-92).[39]

Swimming & Diving

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Boys

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1960, sixty-four tournaments have been held with a total of thirteen champions. The first being Coffee and most recent first-time champion being Randolph (2021). Eight teams hold multiple and consecutive state titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A Junior High
1960 Coffee --
1961 Tuscaloosa --
1962 Tuscaloosa --
1963 Tuscaloosa --
1964 Tuscaloosa --
1965 Tuscaloosa --
1966 Sidney Lanier Mountain Brook
1967 Tuscaloosa (6) Mountain Brook
1968 Huntsville Whitesburg
1969 W.A. Berry Vestavia Hills
1970 W.A. Berry Mountain Brook
1971 W.A. Berry Mountain Brook
1972 W.A. Berry Mountain Brook
1973 W.A. Berry Whitesburg
1974 Huntsville Vestavia Hills
1975 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1976 Mountain Brook Mountain Brook
1977 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1978 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1979 Huntsville W.A. Berry
1980 Huntsville Dauphin
1981 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1982 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1983 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1984 Grissom Mountain Brook
1985 Grissom --
1986 Grissom --
1987 Grissom --
1988 Grissom --
1989 Grissom --
1990 Grissom --
1991 Grissom --
1992 Grissom --
1993 Grissom --
1994 Grissom --
1995 Grissom --
1996 Grissom --
1997 Hoover --
1998 Grissom --
1999 Grissom (16) --
2000 Hoover --
2001 Hoover --
2002 Hoover --
2003 Hoover (10) --
2004 Bob Jones --
2005 Bob Jones --
2006 Bob Jones --
2007 Bob Jones --
2008 Bob Jones --
2009 Bob Jones --
2010 Bob Jones --
2011 McGill-Toolen --
2012 Huntsville --
2013 Huntsville --
2014 Bob Jones St. Paul’s --
2015 Bob Jones (9) St. Paul’s --
2016 Huntsville St. Paul’s --
2017 Huntsville St. Paul’s (4) --
2018 Huntsville Boaz & T.R. Miller --
2019 Huntsville T.R. Miller --
2020 Huntsville T.R. Miller (3) --
2021 Huntsville Randolph --
2022 Huntsville Boaz --
2023 Huntsville (20) Boaz (3) --

Huntsville holds the all-time record with 20 titles.[40]

Grissom holds the most consecutive championships with 13 titles (1984-96) (Consecutive record for AHSAA boys sports).[41]

Girls

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1963, sixty-one tournaments have been held with a total of sixteen champions. The first being Sidney Lanier and most recent first-time champion being Whitesburg Christian (2023). Eleven teams hold multiple and consecutive state titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A Junior High
1963 Sidney Lanier --
1964 Floyd Junior (Montgomery) --
1965 Sidney Lanier --
1966 Sidney Lanier (3) Mountain Brook
1967 Coffee Floyd (Montgomery)
1968 Coffee (2) Whitesburg
1969 W. A. Berry Whitesburg
1970 W. A. Berry Whitesburg
1971 Huntsville Whitesburg
1972 Huntsville J.T. Wright
1973 Huntsville Whitesburg
1974 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1975 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1976 Huntsville Whitesburg
1977 Grissom Mountain Brook
1978 Grissom Mountain Brook
1979 Grissom Eastwood
1980 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1981 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1982 Huntsville Huntsville
1983 Huntsville Mountain Brook
1984 Grissom Simmons
1985 Grissom --
1986 Grissom --
1987 Grissom --
1988 Grissom --
1989 Grissom --
1990 Grissom --
1991 Grissom --
1992 Grissom --
1993 Grissom --
1994 W. A. Berry --
1995 Grissom --
1996 Grissom --
1997 UMS-Wright --
1998 Grissom --
1999 Grissom --
2000 Mountain Brook --
2001 Mountain Brook --
2002 Mountain Brook --
2003 St. Paul's --
2004 St. Paul's --
2005 Mountain Brook --
2006 Mountain Brook --
2007 Bob Jones --
2008 Grissom (18) --
2009 Mountain Brook (6) --
2010 Hoover --
2011 Hoover (5) --
2012 McGill-Toolen --
2013 Auburn --
2014 Auburn St. Paul’s --
2015 Auburn St. Paul’s (4) --
2016 Auburn Westminster Christian --
2017 Auburn (5) Westminster Christian --
2018 Westminster Christian UMS-Wright --
2019 Westminster Christian (4) UMS-Wright --
2020 Huntsville (12) Bayside Academy --
2021 Huntsville Randolph --
2022 Bob Jones UMS-Wright (4) --
2023 Bob Jones (3) Whitesburg Christian --

Grissom holds the all-time record with 18 titles.[42]

Grissom holds the most consecutive championships with 10 titles (1984-93).[43]

Tennis

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Boys

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1945, seventy-nine tournaments have been held with a total of forty-five champions. The first being Woodlawn and most recent first-time champions being Providence Christian (2024). Twenty-four teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1945 -- Woodlawn
1946 -- Woodlawn (2)
1947 -- Phillips
1948 -- Sylacauga
1949 -- Sylacauga
1950 -- Sylacauga
1951 -- Sylacauga
1952 -- Sidney Lanier
1953 -- Anniston
1954 -- Sylacauga & Anniston
1955 -- Sylacauga
1956 -- Bessemer
1957 -- Shades Valley
1958 -- Anniston
1959 -- Anniston
1960 -- Anniston
1961 -- Tuscaloosa
1962 -- Tuscaloosa
1963 -- Tuscaloosa
1964 -- Anniston (6)
1965 -- Huntsville
1966 -- Tuscaloosa
1967 -- Tuscaloosa
1968 -- University Military School
1969 -- Mountain Brook
1970 -- Mountain Brook
1971 -- Mountain Brook
1972 -- Mountain Brook
1973 -- Mountain Brook
1974 -- Tuscaloosa (6)
1975 -- Mountain Brook
1976 -- McGill
1977 -- McGill
1978 -- McGill-Toolen Cullman
1979 -- McGill-Toolen Cullman (2)
1980 -- Huntsville St. Paul's
1981 -- Huntsville UMS Prep
1982 -- Huntsville St. Paul's
1983 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
1984 -- Huntsville Randolph
1985 -- Mountain Brook Homewood
1986 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
1987 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
1988 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Houston Academy
1989 -- Austin UMS-Wright
1990 -- Huntsville (6) UMS-Wright
1991 -- Opelika Athens Jemison
1992 -- Grissom Athens Jemison
1993 -- Mountain Brook Athens (3) Jemison (3)
1994 -- Mountain Brook Sylacauga St. Paul's
1995 -- Vestavia Hills John Carroll St. Paul's
1996 -- Mountain Brook Sylacauga Jacksonville St. Paul's
1997 -- Mountain Brook Sylacauga St. Paul's Montgomery Academy
1998 -- Mountain Brook Sylacauga (10) St. Paul's Montgomery Academy
1999 -- Hoover Walker Cherokee County Montgomery Academy
2000 -- Mountain Brook Walker St. Paul's Trinity
2001 -- Hoover Walker UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2002 -- Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2003 -- Mountain Brook Walker UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2004 -- Mountain Brook Bradshaw UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2005 -- Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals Trinity Montgomery Academy
2006 -- Hoover (3) Walker UMS-Wright Indian Springs
2007 -- Spain Park Walker Trinity Montgomery Academy
2008 -- Mountain Brook Walker Trinity (4) Randolph (2)
2009 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright Bayside Academy
2010 -- Mountain Brook Walker UMS-Wright Altamont
2011 -- Vestavia Hills Muscle Shoals UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2012 -- Vestavia Hills Muscle Shoals (4) UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2013 -- Vestavia Hills Spanish Fort UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2014 -- Vestavia Hills St. Paul's (14) UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2015 Mountain Brook Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2016 Mountain Brook Walker UMS-Wright (16) Montgomery Academy
2017 Mountain Brook Florence Briarwood Christian Altamont (2)
2018 McGill-Toolen (5) Jasper (10) Briarwood Christian Houston Academy
2019 Vestavia Hills Briarwood Christian (3) Montgomery Academy Houston Academy
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Spain Park (2) Montgomery Academy (17) Madison Academy Houston Academy
2022 Vestavia Hills Northridge Madison Academy (2) Houston Academy
2023 Vestavia Hills Mountain Brook LAMP St. James
2024 Vestavia Hills (9) Mountain Brook (28) Houston Academy (6) Providence Christian

Co-Champions

The Mountain Brook Spartans hold the all-time record with 28 titles (All-time record for AHSAA boys sports).[44]

UMS-Wright holds the most consecutive championships with 8 titles (2009-16).[45]

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1963, sixty-one tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-one champions. The first being Tuscaloosa and most recent first-time champion being Lauderdale County (2023). Twenty-one teams hold multiple state titles, with fourteen winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1963 -- Tuscaloosa
1964 -- Tuscaloosa
1965 -- Murphy
1966 -- Murphy
1967 -- Murphy (3)
1968 -- Ramsay
1969 -- Ramsay (2)
1970 -- Tuscaloosa (3)
1971 -- Montgomery Academy
1972 -- Mountain Brook
1973 -- Mountain Brook
1974 -- Mountain Brook
1975 -- Mountain Brook
1976 -- Mountain Brook
1977 -- Mountain Brook
1978 -- Huntsville J. T. Wright
1979 -- Mountain Brook Donoho
1980 -- Mountain Brook Donoho
1981 -- Mountain Brook Donoho (3)
1982 -- Huntsville Bayside Academy
1983 -- Mountain Brook Bayside Academy
1984 -- Huntsville Bayside Academy
1985 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
1986 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
1987 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
1988 -- Mountain Brook Houston Academy
1989 -- Vestavia Hills Houston Academy
1990 -- Huntsville St. Paul's
1991 -- Vestavia Hills Erwin Houston Academy
1992 -- Vestavia Hills Andalusia Houston Academy
1993 -- Vestavia Hills Andalusia St. Paul's
1994 -- Jeff Davis Andalusia UMS-Wright
1995 -- Mountain Brook Andalusia Trinity
1996 -- Grissom Andalusia (5) Jemison Trinity
1997 -- Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals St. Paul's Montgomery Academy
1998 -- Vestavia Hills Cullman St. Paul's Montgomery Academy
1999 -- Vestavia Hills Muscle Shoals St. Paul's Montgomery Academy
2000 -- Mountain Brook John Carroll St. Paul's Montgomery Academy
2001 -- Mountain Brook Briarwood Trinity Montgomery Academy
2002 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's Trinity Montgomery Academy
2003 -- Mountain Brook Walker St. James Houston Academy
2004 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2005 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright Houston Academy
2006 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright Houston Academy
2007 -- Vestavia Hills St. Paul's Trinity Bayside Academy
2008 -- Vestavia Hills St. Paul's Trinity (6) Montgomery Academy
2009 -- Vestavia Hills St. Paul's UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2010 -- Vestavia Hills St. Paul's UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2011 -- Mountain Brook Muscle Shoals (3) & Cullman (2)
UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2012 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2013 -- Vestavia Hills Briarwood Christian UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2014 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's (19) UMS-Wright Houston Academy (8)
2015 Huntsville (5) Walker (2) UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2016 Vestavia Hills Briarwood Christian (3) UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2017 Mountain Brook Decatur UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy
2018 Mountain Brook Northridge UMS-Wright Bayside Academy
2019 Mountain Brook UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy (18) St. James (2)
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Auburn Mountain Brook St. John Paul ll St. Luke’s Episcopal
2022 Vestavia Hills Mountain Brook Randolph Bayside Academy (6)
2023 Auburn (2) Mountain Brook UMS-Wright Lauderdale County
2024 Vestavia Hills (13) Mountain Brook (33) UMS-Wright (17) Lauderdale County (2)

Co-Champions

The Mountain Brook Spartans hold the all-time record with 33 titles (All-time record for AHSAA girls sports).[46]

UMS-Wright holds the most consecutive championships with 11 titles (2009-19).[47]

Track and Field

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Boys

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1925, ninety-nine tournaments have been held with a total of 104 champions. The first being Snead Seminary and Bessemer, and most recent first-time champions being Northridge, Hamilton, and Winterboro (2024). Sixty-two teams hold multiple state titles, with fifty winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1965 -- Sidney Lanier Auburn Birmingham University School
1966 -- Sidney Lanier Auburn Birmingham University School
1967 -- Sidney Lanier (7) Auburn Birmingham University School
1968 -- Lee-Montgomery Auburn Birmingham University School (4)
1969 -- Carver-Birmingham Auburn East Highland
1970 -- Lee-Montgomery Auburn East Highland (2)
1971 -- Lee-Montgomery Auburn Ashville
1972 -- Murphy Cobb Avenue Ashville
1973 -- Jeff Davis Athens Ashville (3)
1974 -- Murphy John Carroll Cherokee Vocational
1975 -- Parker Athens Calhoun
1976 -- Davidson Athens Clements
1977 -- Jeff Davis Athens (4) Elmore County
1978 -- Lee-Montgomery Cherokee County D. C. Wolfe
1979 -- Lee-Montgomery Gardendale Calhoun Coffeeville
1980 -- Lee-Montgomery (7) McAdory (2) Calhoun Coffeeville
1981 -- Davidson UMS Prep Calhoun Coffeeville
1982 -- Davidson UMS Prep Calhoun (5) Coffeeville
1983 -- Central-Tuscaloosa UMS Prep St. Paul's Coffeeville
1984 -- Davidson Gardendale St. Paul's Coffeeville (6)
1985 -- Davidson Mobile County St. Paul's Hazlewood
1986 -- Davidson Monroe County Vincent Hazlewood
1987 -- Davidson (7) Williamson Geneva Randolph
1988 -- Murphy Williamson Geneva J. F. Shields
1989 -- Gardendale (3) Blount Geneva (3) Cherokee Vocational (2) & St. Paul's Hazlewood Billingsley
1990 -- Murphy Blount UMS-Wright Elmore County (2) Hazlewood Courtland
1991 -- Murphy (10) Blount T. R. Miller UMS-Wright Hazlewood Courtland
1992 -- Theodore Blount T. R. Miller St. Paul's Hazlewood Alabama School for Deaf
1993 -- Central-Phenix City Williamson Leeds St. Paul's Hazlewood Montgomery County
1994 -- Jeff Davis (3) Smiths Station Leeds St. Paul's Hazlewood Courtland
1995 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Williamson Leeds St. Paul's Oneonta Courtland
1996 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Williamson Leeds St. Paul's Hazlewood Courtland
1997 -- Central-Tuscaloosa (4) Blount Madison County UMS-Wright Rogers St. Jude
1998 -- Opelika Blount Leeds UMS-Wright Hazlewood St. Jude
1999 -- Opelika Blount Madison County (2) UMS-Wright Hazlewood St. Jude
2000 -- Opelika Blount (8) Leeds UMS-Wright Hazlewood Courtland & St. Jude
2001 -- Grissom Williamson (6) Leeds Lincoln St. Jude (4) Hazlewood
2002 -- Tuscaloosa County Scottsboro UMS-Wright Sheffield Vincent Hazlewood
2003 -- Opelika Scottsboro UMS-Wright T. R. Miller Vincent (3) Hazlewood (16)
2004 -- Opelika Scottsboro UMS-Wright T. R. Miller Randolph County Courtland (7)
2005 -- Hoover Scottsboro UMS-Wright Leeds (8) Altamont Alabama School for Deaf
2006 -- Opelika St. Paul's UMS-Wright T. R. Miller Altamont Alabama School for Deaf (3)
2007 -- Opelika St. Paul's Jacksonville Mobile Christian Falkville Cedar Bluff
2008 -- Vestavia Hills St. Paul's Beauregard Lincoln (2) Falkville Cedar Bluff
2009 -- Hoover Spanish Fort UMS-Wright T. R. Miller Mobile Christian Cedar Bluff
2010 -- Hoover Spanish Fort (2) & St. Paul's UMS-Wright T. R. Miller (7) Lanett Cedar Bluff
2011 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright Greensboro Lanett (2) Cedar Bluff
2012 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright Greensboro Tanner Cedar Bluff (6)
2013 -- Auburn Paul W. Bryant UMS-Wright Piedmont LaFayette Falkville
2014 -- Hoover Homewood UMS-Wright Piedmont (2) Mobile Christian (3) Falkville
2015 Hoover Opelika St. Paul's UMS-Wright Winfield Falkville Marion County
2016 Auburn (9) Opelika St. Paul's (17) UMS-Wright Winfield Cold Springs St. Bernard
2017 Hoover Opelika Scottsboro Greensboro American Christian Cold Springs Westminster-Oak Mountain
2018 Hoover Homewood Beauregard (2) Winfield American Christian (2) Falkville Westminster-Oak Mountain
2019 Hoover Homewood Scottsboro Greensboro (4) Winfield (4) Altamont (3) Falkville (7)
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Vestavia Hills (2) Opelika (11) UMS-Wright Bibb County Montgomery Catholic Westminster Oak-Mountain (3) Linden
2022 Hoover Scottsboro UMS-Wright (24) Anniston Bayside Academy LaFayette (2) Lindsay Lane Christian
2023 Hoover Homewood (4) Scottsboro Anniston (2) Madison Academy Cold Springs Loachapoka
2024 Hoover (13) Northridge Scottsboro (9) Hamilton Madison Academy (2) Cold Springs (4) Winterboro

UMS-Wright holds the all-time record with 24 titles.[48]

UMS-Wright holds the most consecutive championships with 7 titles (2009-15) (Tie).[49]

Auburn holds the most consecutive championships with 7 titles. (1965-71) (Tie).[50]

Year AA A
1925 Snead Seminary & Bessemer
1926 Snead Seminary (2)
1927 Bessemer & Phillips
1928 Bessemer (3)
1929 Phillips
1930 Phillips
1931 Ensley
1932 Woodlawn
1933 Tuscaloosa
1934 West End
1935 West End
1936 West End
1937 Ramsay
1938 Ramsay
1939 Ramsay
1940 Ramsay
1941 Ramsay
1942 Phillips
1943 Phillips
1944 Woodlawn
1945 Woodlawn
1946 Woodlawn (4)
1947 West End (4)
1948 Sidney Lanier & Phillips (6)
1949 Ramsay & Bessemer
1950 Sidney Lanier & Bessemer (5)
1951 Ramsay
1952 Ramsay (8) Andalusia
1953 Dothan Hazlewood
1954 Sidney Lanier Andalusia & McAdory
1955 Tuscaloosa Andalusia (3)
1956 Sidney Lanier Fairfield
1957 Tuscaloosa (3) Enterprise
1958 Gadsden & Murphy Russellville
1959 Murphy Tallassee
1960 Murphy Sylacauga
1961 Lee-Montgomery Sylacauga
1962 Murphy Deshler
1963 Murphy Sylacauga (3)
1964 Sidney Lanier Deshler (2)

Co-Champions

Girls

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1972, fifty-two tournaments have been held with a total of seventy-four champions. The first being Clements and the most recent first-time champion being Cold Springs (2023). Forty-two teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-six winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1972 -- Clements
1973 -- Athens
1974 -- Hayes
1975 -- Hayes (2)
1976 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's
1977 -- Mountain Brook Athens St. Paul's
1978 -- Bradshaw Athens (3) Lauderdale County
1979 -- Bradshaw (2) Clarke County Calhoun Randolph
1980 -- McGill-Toolen Clarke County Calhoun Randolph
1981 -- Lee-Montgomery Weaver Calhoun Randolph
1982 -- Murphy J. T. Wright Calhoun (4) Alabama School for the Deaf
1983 -- Murphy J. T. Wright (2) Vincent Coffeeville
1984 -- Mountain Brook Clarke County Vincent (2) Alabama School for the Deaf (2)
1985 -- Murphy (3) Cullman St. Paul's J. F. Shields
1986 -- Auburn Mobile County Clarke County Randolph
1987 -- Davidson Mobile County Clarke County Randolph
1988 -- Davidson (2) Mobile County Clarke County J. F. Shields (2)
1989 -- Jackson-Olin Mobile County (4) Clarke County St. Paul's Randolph Ragland
1990 -- Huntsville Williamson Clarke County St. Paul's Randolph Courtland
1991 -- Mountain Brook Williamson Clarke County (9) & Lincoln St. Paul's Randolph Courtland
1992 -- Mountain Brook Williamson Cherokee County St. Paul's Randolph Courtland
1993 -- Mountain Brook Williamson Carver-Birmingham St. Paul's Hazlewood Bayside Academy
1994 -- Vigor Cullman (2) Jacksonville St. Paul's Hazlewood Randolph (10)
1995 -- Mountain Brook Fort Payne Greensboro St. Paul's Hazlewood Bayside Academy
1996 -- J. O. Johnson Williamson Chelsea St. Paul's Hazlewood Mars Hill
1997 -- Grissom Scottsboro St. Paul's Briarwood Hazlewood Courtland
1998 -- Pelham Williamson Madison County Briarwood Hazlewood Courtland (5)
1999 -- Hewitt-Trussville Williamson (7) St. Paul's Briarwood (3) Mars Hill (2) St. Jude
2000 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Scottsboro St. Paul's UMS-Wright Hazlewood Cedar Bluff
2001 -- Central-Tuscaloosa St. Paul's UMS-Wright Falkville Red Bay Hazlewood
2002 -- Central-Tuscaloosa Scottsboro UMS-Wright Sheffield Altamont Hazlewood
2003 -- Central-Tuscaloosa (4) Scottsboro UMS-Wright Leeds Altamont Hazlewood
2004 -- Hoover Northridge UMS-Wright Leeds Altamont Hazlewood
2005 -- Smiths Station Northridge UMS-Wright Leeds (3) Altamont Hazlewood
2006 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright Montgomery Academy Altamont Hazlewood (13)
2007 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's Guntersville Altamont American Christian Cedar Bluff
2008 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's Guntersville (2) Altamont American Christian Cedar Bluff
2009 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright Altamont American Christian Cedar Bluff
2010 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright T.R. Miller American Christian Cedar Bluff
2011 -- Mountain Brook St. Paul's UMS-Wright T.R. Miller American Christian Cedar Bluff
2012 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright Bayside Academy American Christian Cedar Bluff (7)
2013 -- Hoover St. Paul's UMS-Wright Bayside Academy Montgomery Academy Westminster-Oak Mountain
2014 -- Hoover Homewood Beauregard T. R. Miller Montgomery Academy (3) Westminster-Oak Mountain
2015 Hoover Homewood Beauregard UMS-Wright American Christian Altamont Whitesburg Christian
2016 Hoover Homewood St. Paul's UMS-Wright T. R. Miller (4) LaFayette Whitesburg Christian
2017 Hoover Homewood Beauregard (3) Catholic-Montgomery American Christian Altamont Whitesburg Christian
2018 Hoover Homewood St. Paul's (25) UMS-Wright American Christian (9) Altamont Whitesburg Christian
2019 James Clemens Homewood (6) Scottsboro Catholic-Montgomery (2) St James Westminster-Oak Mountain Falkville (2)
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021 Hoover Northridge (3) UMS-Wright Brooks Providence Christian Altamont Marion County
2022 Hoover Mountain Brook UMS-Wright (17) Brooks Bayside Academy Westminster Oak-Christian (3) Holy Spirit Catholic
2023 Hoover Mountain Brook Scottsboro Brooks (3) Altamont Cold Springs Marion County
2024 Hoover (14) Mountain Brook (14) Scottsboro (7) Bayside Academy (6) Altamont (14) Whitesburg Christian (5) Marion County (3)

Co-Champions

St. Paul’s Episcopal holds the all-time record with 25 titles.[51]

St. Paul’s Episcopal holds the most consecutive championships with 9 titles (1989-97).[52]

Volleyball

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 1971, fifty-four tournaments have been held with a total of seventy-six champions. The first being Bradshaw and most recent first-time champions being Mobile Christian and UMS-Wright (2024). Forty-seven teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-eight winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1971 -- Bradshaw
1972 -- Bradshaw
1973 -- Bradshaw
1974 -- McGill-Toolen
1975 -- Bradshaw Lamar County
1976 -- Bradshaw St. Paul's
1977 -- McGill-Toolen Lawrence County Lexington Clio
1978 -- McGill-Toolen Russellville Montevallo Clio (2)
1979 -- Bradshaw Thompson Lexington Donoho
1980 -- McGill-Toolen Hazel Green St. Paul's Donoho
1981 -- McGill-Toolen Thompson St. Paul's Bayside Academy
1982 -- Bradshaw (7) Thompson (3) Randolph County Bayside Academy
1983 -- McGill-Toolen Hazel Green Lexington Randolph
1984 -- McGill-Toolen Walter Wellborn Hazel Green St. Paul's Pleasant Valley Bayside Academy
1985 -- McGill-Toolen Ramsay Hazel Green St. Paul's West End Randolph
1986 -- McGill-Toolen Ramsay Hazel Green St. Paul's West End Montgomery Academy
1987 -- McGill-Toolen Ramsay Haleyville Pleasant Valley West End Donoho
1988 -- Grissom Ramsay Carbon Hill Pleasant Valley West End Donoho
1989 -- Grissom Holt Carbon Hill Lexington West End (5) Athens Bible
1990 -- McGill-Toolen Ramsay (5) Carbon Hill (3) Lexington Hatton Donoho
1991 -- Grissom Homewood Haleyville Briarwood Hatton Courtland
1992 -- Grissom Homewood (2) Haleyville St. Paul's Hatton Bayside Academy
1993 -- Pelham Daphne Alexandria Briarwood Hatton (4) Bayside Academy
1994 -- Huntsville Hazel Green Alexandria Briarwood Trinity Presbyterian Donoho
1995 -- McGill-Toolen Saks Alexandria St. Paul's Springville Bayside Academy
1996 -- Muscle Shoals John Carroll Lawrence County Briarwood Pleasant Valley Bayside Academy
1997 -- Pelham John Carroll Lawrence County Briarwood Pleasant Valley Kinston
1998 -- Grissom Muscle Shoals Lawrence County Briarwood Bayside Academy Donoho
1999 -- McGill-Toolen Muscle Shoals Lawrence County (5) Briarwood (7) Bayside Academy Holy Spirit
2000 -- McGill-Toolen Muscle Shoals Haleyville (4) Sylvania Bayside Academy Holy Spirit (2)
2001 -- McGill-Toolen Muscle Shoals (4) St. James Winston County Geraldine Phillips
2002 -- McGill-Toolen Huntsville Saks Alabama Christian Bayside Academy Donoho
2003 -- Grissom (6) Huntsville St. James Alabama Christian (2) Bayside Academy Addison
2004 -- McGill-Toolen Huntsville Guntersville Madison Academy Bayside Academy Addison
2005 -- McGill-Toolen Huntsville Guntersville Montgomery Academy Bayside Academy Addison
2006 -- Huntsville St. Paul's Saks (3) Montgomery Academy Bayside Academy Kinston (2)
2007 -- Huntsville St. Paul's Jacksonville Lexington Bayside Academy Spring Garden
2008 -- Bob Jones St. Paul's Jacksonville Bayside Academy Lexington (7) Gaston
2009 -- Huntsville Faith Academy Guntersville Bayside Academy Addison Athens Bible
2010 -- Huntsville St. Paul's Guntersville Bayside Academy Cottage Hill Addison
2011 -- Huntsville St. Paul's Guntersville (5) Bayside Academy Providence Christian Donoho
2012 -- Huntsville (11) Hartselle Madison County Bayside Academy Providence Christian (2) Donoho
2013 -- Bob Jones (2) St. Paul's Jacksonville (3) Bayside Academy Montgomery Academy Addison
2014 Mountain Brook John Carroll (3) St. Paul's Danville Bayside Academy Addison Athens Bible (3)
2015 Mountain Brook Spanish Fort Randolph (3) Brooks Bayside Academy Addison Meek
2016 Mountain Brook Hazel Green (7) St. Paul's (16) Madison Academy (2) Bayside Academy St. Luke's Addison
2017 McGill-Toolen Pelham (3) Alexandria (4) Saint James (3) Bayside Academy St. Luke's (2) Addison
2018 McGill-Toolen Spanish Fort Jasper Bayside Academy Montgomery Academy Addison Pleasant Home
2019 Mountain Brook Spanish Fort Jasper (2) Bayside Academy Montgomery Academy G.W. Long Donoho
2020 Hoover Mountain Brook Bayside Academy Montgomery Academy Trinity Presbyterian Addison Bayshore Christian
2021 Spain Park Mountain Brook Bayside Academy Westminster Christian Trinity Presbyterian (3) Addison Donoho
2022 McGill-Toolen Bayside Academy (31) Westminster Christian (2) Montgomery Catholic Prattville Christian Donoho (13) Addison (14)
2023 McGill-Toolen Mountain Brook (7) Montgomery Academy (8) Montgomery Catholic (2) Plainview Pleasant Valley Spring Garden
2024 McGill-Toolen (24) Spanish Fort (4) UMS-Wright Prattville Christian (2) Mobile Christian Pleasant Valley (7) Spring Garden (3)

Bayside Academy holds the all-time record with 31 titles.[53]

Bayside Academy holds the most consecutive championships with 21 titles (2002-22) (Consecutive record for AHSAA girls sports).[54]

Wrestling

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Traditional Tournament

[edit]

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1956, sixty-nine tournaments have been held with a total of forty-four champions. The first being Clift (Opelika) and most recent first-time champion being Huntsville and Mountain Brook (2024). Twenty-seven teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
1956 -- Clift (Opelika)
1957 -- Robert E. Lee
1958 -- Clift (Opelika) (2)
1959 -- Benjamin Russell
1960 -- Benjamin Russell
1961 -- Benjamin Russell
1962 -- Benjamin Russell
1963 -- Benjamin Russell
1964 -- Benjamin Russell
1965 -- Benjamin Russell
1966 -- Benjamin Russell
1967 -- Benjamin Russell Fairfield
1968 -- Benjamin Russell Fairfield
1969 -- Benjamin Russell Fairfield (3)
1970 -- Butler Autauga County (Prattville)
1971 -- Walker
1972 -- W.A. Berry Alabama School for the Blind
1973 -- Butler Sheffield
1974 -- Hueytown Gardendale
1975 -- Butler Gardendale
1976 -- Vestavia Hills Jacksonville
1977 -- Butler Deshler
1978 -- Robert E. Lee Deshler
1979 -- Butler (5) Jacksonville (2)
1980 -- Robert E. Lee Pinson Valley
1981 -- Benjamin Russell Pinson Valley
1982 -- Benjamin Russell Pinson Valley
1983 -- Benjamin Russell (14) & Hewitt-Trussville Deshler (3)
1984 -- Robert E. Lee Pinson Valley
1985 -- Vestavia Hills Southside-Gadsden
1986 -- Vestavia Hills Southside-Gadsden
1987 -- Hewitt-Trussville Southside-Gadsden
1988 -- Hewitt-Trussville (3) Athens
1989 -- Grissom Southside-Gadsden
1990 -- Grissom Pinson Valley (5)
1991 -- Vestavia Hills Athens
1992 -- Robert E. Lee (5) Athens Fultondale
1993 -- Vestavia Hills Athens Weaver
1994 -- Vestavia Hills Athens Fultondale
1995 -- Grissom Homewood Fultondale (3)
1996 -- Grissom Athens Weaver
1997 -- Grissom Athens (6) Weaver
1998 -- Vestavia Hills Scottsboro Weaver
1999 -- Vestavia Hills Erwin Weaver
2000 -- Vestavia Hills Hartselle Brookwood
2001 -- Vestavia Hills Homewood Weaver
2002 -- Grissom Homewood Weaver
2003 -- Hoover Homewood Weaver
2004 -- Grissom (7) Homewood (5) Weaver
2005 -- Hoover Hartselle (2) Elmore County
2006 -- Hoover Scottsboro Walter Wellborn
2007 -- Vestavia Hills Scottsboro Walter Wellborn
2008 -- Vestavia Hills Scottsboro Walter Wellborn
2009 -- Vestavia Hills Scottsboro Piedmont
2010 -- Hoover (5) Southside-Gadsden (5) Walter Wellborn (4)
2011 -- Thompson Arab St. Clair County
2012 -- Thompson Scottsboro Susan Moore
2013 -- Thompson Arab Saint James
2014 -- Thompson Arab Tallassee
2015 Thompson Arab Leeds
2016 Vestavia Hills Arab Leeds (2)
2017 Vestavia Hills Oxford Arab
2018 Thompson Oxford (2) Arab
2019 Thompson McAdory Moody
2020 Thompson Gardendale Arab (8)
2021 Vestavia Hills Gardendale (4) Ashville
2022 Thompson (9) Mortimer Jordan Weaver
2023 Vestavia Hills (17) McAdory (2) Jasper (2) Weaver
2024 Huntsville Mountain Brook Scottsboro (7) Weaver (12)

Co-Champions

The Vestavia Hills Rebels hold the all-time record with 17 titles.[55]

Benjamin Russell holds the most consecutive championships with 11 titles (1959-69).[56]

Duals Tournament

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Since the tournament’s establishment in 2017, eight tournaments have been held with a total of fourteen champions. The first being Vestavia Hills, Oxford, and Arab and most recent first-time champion being Weaver (2024). Seven teams hold multiple state titles, with six winning consecutive titles.

Year 7A 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A
2017 Vestavia Hills Oxford Arab
2018 Bob Jones Oxford Arab
2019 Thompson Oxford (3) Scottsboro
2020 Thompson Gardendale Arab
2021 Thompson Gardendale (2) Cleburne County
2022 Thompson (4) Arab (4) Ashville
2023 Huntsville Mountain Brook Jasper Dora
2024 Huntsville (2) Mountain Brook (2) Scottsboro (2) Weaver

Thompson holds the all-time record with 4 titles. (Tie)[57]

Arab holds the all-time record with 4 titles. (Tie)[58]

Thompson holds the most consecutive championships with 4 titles.[59]

Champions overview

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State Titles by Sport

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Championship Teams
Sport Tournaments held Total Champions Multiple Titles Consecutive Titles
Baseball 68 128 55 38
Boys Basketball 104 179 89 46
Girls Basketball 47 113 59 38
Boys Bowling 9 9 2 1
Girls Bowling 15 9 6 3
Boys Cross Country 68 55 35 31
Girls Cross Country 51 41 29 23
Flag Football 3 4 0 0
Football 58 128 73 36
Boys Golf 71 60 41 29
Girls Golf 51 33 16 13
Boys Indoor Track 54 51 27 22
Girls Indoor Track 45 41 20 17
Boys Soccer 33 33 19 11
Girls Soccer 33 31 22 16
Softball (fast pitch) 29 64 35 24
Boys Swimming 64 13 8 8
Girls Swimming 61 16 11 11
Boys Tennis 79 45 24 20
Girls Tennis 61 31 21 14
Boys Track & Field 99 104 62 50
Girls Track & Field 52 74 42 36
Volleyball 54 76 47 38
Wrestling (Traditional) 69 44 27 20
Wrestling (Duals) 8 14 7 6

Top Teams by Sport

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Leading Teams
Sport 1st place 2nd place 3rd place 4th place 5th place
Baseball G.W. Long (17) Sweet Water Hartselle Tallassee Sidney Lanier
UMS-Wright
Vestavia Hills (10) Hokes Bluff (9) Trinity (7) St. Paul’s (6)
Boys Basketball R.C. Hatch (10) Madison Academy (7) Butler Buckhorn Austinville
Tuscaloosa
Francis Marion Priceville
Carver-Montgomery Scottsboro
Holy Family Hayes
Selma
Mountain Brook Central-Coosa Eufaula
LeFlore
Sidney Lanier Parker
Lafayette
Sumter County J.F. Shields Calhoun
Pickens County
Wenonah Loachapoka Sacred Heart
Autaugaville
Woodlawn (6) Midfield (5) Lee-Huntsville
Plainview (4)
Girls Basketball Lauderdale County (13) Pisgah Spring Garden (9) Deshler Fyffe (7)
Wenonah
Hoover (10) Mars Hill Bible
Hazel Green (8)
Boys Bowling Spain Park (4) Sparkman (2) Buckhorn -- --
Vestavia Hills
Thompson
East Limestone
American Christian
Etowah
John Carroll (1)
Girls Bowling Southside-Gadsden (5) Sparkman (3) Bradshaw Satsuma --
Huffman
Hewitt-Trussville Beauregard
American Christian (2) Stanhope Elmore (1)
Boys Cross Country Scottsboro (18) Mountain Brook (16) Hoover (15) Auburn Murphy
Randolph (10) St. Paul’s Episopal (9)
Girls Cross Country Mountain Brook (26) Scottsboro (23) St. Paul’s Episcopal (19) Grissom (11) American Christian
Lawrence County
Randolph (8)
Flag Football Hewitt-Trussville -- -- -- --
Auburn
Central Phenix City
Wenonah (1)
Football Hoover (13) Hazlewood UMS-Wright (9) Fyffe Clay County
T.R. Miller
Sweet Water (11) Leroy (7) Homewood (6)
Boys Golf UMS-Wright (27) St. Paul’s Episcopal (11) Mountain Brook (10) Houston Academy Spain Park (8)
Montgomery Academy (9)
Girls Golf McGill-Toolen (14) Mountain Brook (10) Hoover (6) Spain Park Auburn
Pike Road
Muscle Shoals Providence Christian
Hartselle (4) White Plains (3)
Boys Indoor Track UMS-Wright (16) Hoover (13) St. Paul’s Episcopal (12) Scottsboro (11) Lee-Montgomery (8)
Girls Indoor Track Mountain Brook (24) St. Paul’s Episcopal (23) Hoover (11) Altamont (6) Scottsboro
UMS-Wright (5)
Boys Soccer John Carroll (11) Randolph Homewood (7) Bayside Academy (6) Briarwood
Oak Mountain
Grissom (8) Indian Springs (5)
Girls Soccer Montgomery Academy Fort Payne (8) Vestavia Hills (6) Grissom Huntsville
John Carroll
Mountain Brook
Briarwood (9) Spain Park (5) Oak Mountain (4)
Softball (fast pitch) Pisgah (10) Alabama Christian (9) Brantley Hartselle Baker
Hale County
Hewitt-Trussville
Hatton Hoover Hueytown
Mortimer Jordan
Orange Beach
Sparkman (6) Saint James (5) Ragland
Springville
Sumiton Christian (4)
Boys Swimming Huntsville (20) Grissom (16) Hoover (10) Bob Jones (9) Tuscaloosa (6)
Girls Swimming Grissom (19) Huntsville (12) Mountain Brook (6) UMS-Wright St. Paul’s
Hoover
Auburn (5) Westminster Christian (4)
Boys Tennis Mountain Brook (28) Montgomery Academy (17) UMS-Wright (16) St. Paul’s Episcopal (14) Jasper
Sylacauga (10)
Girls Tennis Mountain Brook (33) St. Paul’s Episcopal (19) Montgomery Academy (18) UMS-Wright (17) Vestavia Hills (13)
Boys Track & Field UMS-Wright (24) St. Paul’s Episcopal (17) Hazlewood (16) Hoover (13) Opelika (11)
Girls Track & Field St. Paul’s Episcopal (25) UMS-Wright (17) Altamont Hazlewood (13) Randolph (10)
Hoover
Mountain Brook (14)
Volleyball Bayside Academy (31) McGill-Toolen (24) St. Paul’s Episcopal (16) Addison (14) Donoho (13)
Wrestling (Traditional) Vestavia Hills (17) Benjamin Russell (14) Weaver (12) Thompson (9) Arab (8)
Wrestling (Duals) Arab Oxford (3) Gardendale -- --
Huntsville
Thompson (4) Mountain Brook
Scottsboro (2)

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