Thursday scoreboard
- Updated: August 19, 2022
Here is a list of Thursday night’s high school football games in Alabama, highlighted by Helena’s win over Chelsea in Kickoff Classic
STATEWIDE SCORES
AHSAA Kickoff Classic
at Cramton Bowl
Helena 28, Chelsea 6
CLASS 7A
LaGrange (Ga.) 49, Smiths Station 30
CLASS 6A
Athens 49, East Limestone 14
Mountain Brook 24, Vestavia Hills 14
Muscle Shoals 31, Bob Jones 7
Woodlawn 18, Bessemer City 15
CLASS 5A
Arab 47, Albertville 14
Elmore County 35, Marbury 17
Fairview 51, Columbia 0
Gulf Shores 34, St. Michael Catholic 27
Tallassee 37, Reeltown 13
CLASS 4A
Andalusia 35, Opp 7
Ashville 26, St. Clair County 21
Brooks 48, Colbert County 21
Etowah 35, Springville 0
CLASS 3A
Fayette County 28, Cordova 24
Geraldine 36, Coosa Christian 7
JB Pennington 19, Hayden 12
Lauderdale County 54, Tanner 30
Northside Methodist 42, Houston County 20
Trinity Presbyterian 34, B.T. Washington 16
Winfield 28, Dora 22
CLASS 2A
Locust Fork 58, Appalachian 32
Sheffield 47, Elkmont 20
Thorsby 44, Jemison 33
CLASS 1A
JU Blacksher 50. JF Shields 0
Linden 14, Choctaw County 0
Spring Garden 40, Sand Rock 8
Helena 28, Chelsea 6: Helena junior Jordan Washington opened the 2022 high school football season in style Thursday night with a dazzling 86-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to spark the Huskies to a 28-6 win in the AHSAA’s 17th Kickoff Classic season opener at Cramton Bowl.
Washington, who rushed for more than 1,700 yards as a sophomore, finished the night with 123 yards rushing on 25 carries and scored two touchdowns. He gave Helena a 14-0 lead later in the first quarter with a 15-yard run to cap a four-play, 38-yard drive with 4:40 left in the quarter.
Huskies quarterback Dalton Lewellyn added a 9-yard scoring run in the second quarter and scrambled to find receiver Nathan Wade on a 9-yard touchdown pass late in the third quarter for Helena’s final score.
Chelsea used just four plays to cover 70 yards on a drive that started late in the third quarter and scored its only touchdown of the night early in the fourth period with Emerson Russell, who had 87 yards on 15 carries, spinning around left in on a dazzling 10-yard TD run.
Cover photo by Marvin Gentry/AHSAA
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