From scoreboards to concession stands, Coca-Cola UNITED has a special relationship with high school sports in Alabama
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Alabama celebrates more than a century of high school basketball at State Finals—hear what coaches have to say
56 boys’ and girls’ 🏀 high school teams will journey to the Legacy Arena to play 42 games — Feb. 28 to March 5th.
Longtime Principal Van Phillips explains why high school sports in Alabama succeed
AHSAA turns 100 this school year.
3 High School football teams join the 700 wins club as Super 7 Championships return to Birmingham
Fun fact: The first 3 high school 🏈 programs to win 700 games in Alabama are located in towns with populations of fewer than 7,000 residents. Here are their stories
From Wadley to Vestavia: Learn how AHSAA is developing high school student leaders statewide
High School sports is more than about a game.
It is about character and growing future leaders.
Girls’ Flag Football set to kickoff inaugural season at dozens of Alabama high schools this fall
44 teams are playing Girls' Flag 🏈 this fall throughout Alabama.
Ozark honors football star Wilbur Jackson with downtown mural (photos)
Jackson was the first black player offered a football scholarship and signed by Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant.
Alabama’s largest annual conference and All-Star Week celebrating high school sports returns
AHSAA's conference and All-Star Week on July 19-23 in Montgomery is one of the largest annual events in Alabama. See why it matters.
Participation in Alabama high school sports flourished during 2020-21 school year
Read Time 4 Minutes Sponsored Gardendale High School Volleyball. Photo via AHSAA The numbers are in. Despite a year-long global pandemic, student participation in Alabama high school and middle school sports increased substantially during the 2020-21 school year. “Astounding!” That was…
Playing high school sports this year was a blessing says retiring AHSAA Executive Director
“It was a blessing.” That’s how retiring Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) Executive Director Steve Savarese summed up the end of the 2020-21 high school sports year, which saw every AHSAA-sanctioned sport start and complete their season on time…