High School Football Highlights from North Alabama
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: September 19, 2026 at 6:02 pm
High school football games unfolded across North Alabama on September 18, 2026, featuring a series of competitive matchups that engaged local fans.
In one of the standout games, Hamilton secured a decisive victory over Brooks, finishing with a score of 41-20. This win underscores Hamilton’s strong performance throughout the season. Meanwhile, Central-Florence also had an impressive outing, triumphing against Elkmont with a commanding score of 60-13, highlighting Central-Florence’s offensive capabilities.
Florence faced Decatur in another exciting matchup, where Florence emerged victorious with a score of 34-16. This win contributes to Florence’s successful season. In a dominant display, Lexington shut out J.B. Pennington, achieving a remarkable score of 49-0, showcasing Lexington’s strong defense and offensive prowess.
Deshler secured a significant victory over Priceville, winning with a score of 51-7, further establishing Deshler’s position in the league. Additionally, Waterloo celebrated its first win of the season by defeating Phillips Bear Creek with a score of 41-0. This victory is particularly noteworthy, marking a positive turning point for Waterloo.
Hackleburg continues to impress, remaining unbeaten with a record of 4-0. Their consistent performance has made them a team to watch as the season progresses.
The announcement regarding these games did not specify the locations where they were held, nor did it provide any contact information. Additionally, no further details regarding future events or requirements were included in the announcement. As the season continues, local fans will be eager to see how these teams perform in their upcoming games.
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