List of Alabama High School Athletic Association championships

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 201 state titles, followed by St. Paul’s Episcopal with 190; UMS-Wright with 166; and Hoover with 147. ^[1] Mountain Brook boys tennis (29) and girls tennis (34) 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

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1948, sixty-nine tournaments have been held with a total of 132 champions. The first being Ramsay and most recent first-time champions being Glenwood, Hackleburg, and Tuscaloosa County (2025). Fifty-eight 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 (2/3)		Dallas County (1/1)
1971	--			Lee-Huntsville (1/1)		Autaugaville (1/1)
1972	--			W. A. Berry (1/4)		Thomasville (1/4)
1973	--			Emma Sansom (3/3)	Chilton County (1/1)	Flomaton (1/2)
1974	--			Bradshaw (1/1)	Monroe County (1/1)	Baker (1/5)
1975	--			Robert E. Lee (1/1)	Sheffield (1/1)	Hokes Bluff (1/9)
1976	--			Hueytown (1/1)	Baker (2/5)	Hokes Bluff (2/9)	Gaston (1/1)
1977	--			Huffman (1/2)	Childersburg (1/3)	Hokes Bluff (3/9)	Mars Hill Bible (1/5)
1978	--			Dothan (1/1)	University Military School (1/10)	St. Paul's Episcopal (1/6)	Mars Hill Bible (2/5)
1979	--			Davidson (1/2)	Tarrant (1/1)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (2/6)	Sweet Water (1/10)
1980	--			Davidson (2/2)	Cherokee County (1/2)	West Blocton (1/1)	Sweet Water (2/10)
1981	--			W. A. Berry (2/4)	Cherokee County (2/2)	Cottonwood (1/4)	Montgomery Academy (1/1)
1982	--			Huffman (2/2)	Wetumpka (1/1)	Holtville (1/3)	Sweet Water (3/10)
1983	--			Fairhope (1/2)	Litchfield (1/1)	Holtville (2/3)	Sweet Water (4/10)
1984	--			Fairhope (2/2)	Hillcrest Tuscaloosa (1/4)	Vincent (1/3)	Oakman (1/1)
1985	--	Butler (1/1)	Etowah (1/4)	Wilson (1/1)	Vincent (2/3)	Cottonwood (2/4)	Trinity Presbyterian (1/7)
1986	--	Auburn (1/5)	Demopolis (1/2)	Tallassee (1/7)	Headland (1/1)	Cottonwood (3/4)	Sweet Water (5/10)
1987	--	Jeff Davis (1/2)	Etowah (2/4)	Tallassee (2/7)	West Limestone (1/1)	Cottonwood (4/4)	Fayetteville (1/1)
1988	--	Satsuma (1/1)	Midfield (1/1)	Thomasville (2/4)	UMS Prep (2/10)	Flomaton (2/2)	Sweet Water (6/10)
1989	--	Grissom (1/1)	Escambia County (1/1)	Tallassee (3/7)	Thomasville (3/4)	Sweet Water (7/10)	G.W. Long (1/17)
1990	--	Baker (3/5)	Hartselle (1/10)	Tallassee (4/7)	Rogers (1/2)	Sweet Water (8/10)	Waterloo (1/1)
1991	--	Vestavia Hills (1/10)	Hartselle (2/10)	Tallassee (5/7)	Rogers (2/2)	St. James (1/2)	G.W. Long (2/17)
1992	--	Vestavia Hills (2/10)	Hartselle (3/10)	Daphne (1/4)	New Hope (1/1)	Springville (1/2)	G.W. Long (3/17)
1993	--	Jeff Davis (2/2)	Daphne (2/4)	Pleasant Grove (1/3)	UMS-Wright (3/10)	Geneva County (1/2)	Houston Academy (1/3)
1994	--	Vestavia Hills (3/10)	Hartselle (4/10)	Pleasant Grove (2/3)	St. Paul's Episcopal (3/6)	Hale County (1/1)	G.W. Long (4/17)
1995	--	Vestavia Hills (4/10)	McAdory (1/1)	Tallassee (6/7)	UMS-Wright (4/10)	Alabama Christian (1/2)	G.W. Long (5/17)
1996	--	Vestavia Hills (5/10)	Etowah (3/4)	Pleasant Grove (3/3)	Central Florence (1/3)	Trinity Presbyterian (2/7)	Maplesville (1/2)
1997	--	Vestavia Hills (6/10)	Sylacauga (1/2)	Grand Bay (1/1)	UMS-Wright (5/10)	G. W. Long (6/17)	Maplesville (2/2)
1998	--	Vestavia Hills (7/10)	Sylacauga (2/2)	Tallassee (7/7)	Central Florence (2/3)	G. W. Long (7/17)	Shades Mountain Christian (1/1)
1999	--	Vestavia Hills (8/10)	Hartselle (5/10)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (4/6)	UMS-Wright (6/10)	Geneva County (2/2)	G. W. Long (8/17)
2000	--	Vestavia Hills (9/10)	Hartselle (6/10)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (5/6)	Trinity Presbyterian (3/7)	Alabama Christian (2/2)	G. W. Long (9/17)
2001	--	Daphne (3/4)	Southside-Gadsden (1/1)	Bibb County (1/1)	Northside (1/1)	Leroy (1/3)	G. W. Long (10/17)
2002	--	Daphne (4/4)	Cullman (1/5)	Childersburg (2/3)	Dadeville (1/1)	Gordo (1/4)	G. W. Long (11/17)
2003	--	Clay-Chalkville (1/1)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (6/6)	Hokes Bluff (4/9)	Ashville (1/1)	Gordo (2/4)	Holy Spirit (1/1)
2004	--	Pelham (1/2)	Charles Henderson (1/3)	Hokes Bluff (5/9)	Central-Florence (3/3)	Sumiton Christian (1/2)	American Christian (1/6)
2005	--	Baker (4/5)	Russell County (1/1)	Demopolis (2/2)	Hokes Bluff (6/9)	G. W. Long (12/17)	American Christian (2/6)
2006	--	Baker (5/5)	Stanhope-Elmore (1/1)	St. James (2/2)	Hokes Bluff (7/9)	Ranburne (1/1)	American Christian (3/6)
2007	--	Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (2/4)	Cullman (2/5)	Childersburg (3/3)	Hokes Bluff (8/9)	Leroy (2/3)	Hackleburg (1/2)
2008	--	Hoover (3/4)	Cullman (3/5)	Jackson (1/1)	Hokes Bluff (9/9)	Leroy (3/3)	Athens Bible (1/1)
2009	--	Auburn (2/5)	Hartselle (7/10)	Haleyville (1/1)	Madison Academy (1/4)	American Christian (4/6)	Brantley (1/1)
2010	--	Auburn (3/5)	Spanish Fort (1/4)	UMS-Wright (7/10)	Luverne (1/1)	Mars Hill Bible (3/5)	Shoals Christian (1/4)
2011	--	Huntsville (1/1)	Spanish Fort (2/4)	UMS-Wright (8/10)	Gordo (3/4)	American Christian (5/6)	Shoals Christian (2/4)
2012	--	Oxford (1/2)	Spanish Fort (3/4)	Guntersville (1/1)	Trinity Presbyterian (4/7)	Mars Hill Bible (4/5)	Shoals Christian (3/4)
2013	--	Pelham (2/2)	Hartselle (8/10)	Charles Henderson (2/3)	Trinity Presbyterian (5/7)	G.W. Long (13/17)	St. Luke's (1/2)
2014	--	Spain Park (1/1)	Spanish Fort (4/4)	Charles Henderson (3/3)	Madison Academy (2/4)	Houston Academy (2/3)	St. Luke's (2/2)
2015	Smiths Station (1/1)	Cullman (4/5)	Russellville (1/5)	Trinity Presbyterian (6/7)	Madison Academy (3/4)	Mobile Christian (1/5)	Shoals Christian (4/4)
2016	Hewitt Trussville (1/1)	Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (3/4)	Russellville (2/5)	UMS-Wright (9/10)	Madison Academy (4/4)	Mobile Christian (2/5)	Decatur Heritage (1/1)
2017	Hoover (4/4)	Helena (1/1)	Russellville (3/5)	UMS-Wright (10/10)	Gordo (4/4)	G.W. Long (14/17)	Sweet Water (9/10)
2018	Auburn (4/5)	Hazel Green (1/1)	Faith Academy (1/2)	Andalusia (1/1)	Mobile Christian (3/5)	G.W. Long (15/17)	Sweet Water (10/10)
2019	McGill-Toolen (1/1)	Cullman (5/5)	Springville (2/2)	Brooks (1/1)	Providence Christian (1/1)	G.W. Long (16/17)	Mars Hill Bible (5/5)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Auburn (5/5)	Faith Academy (2/2)	Russellville (4/5)	Mobile Christian (4/5)	Phil Campbell (1/1)	Westbrook Christian (1/1)	Bayshore Christian (1/2)
2022	Central-Phenix City (1/1)	Hartselle (9/10)	Russellville (5/5)	Mobile Christian (5/5)	Trinity Presbyterian (7/7)	G.W. Long (17/17)	Bayshore Christian (2/2)
2023	Vestavia Hills (10/10)	Oxford (2/2)	Holtville (3/3)	Etowah (4/4)	Houston Academy (3/3)	Ariton (1/2)	Appalachian (1/1)
2024	Bob Jones (1/1)	Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (4/4)	Alexandria (1/1)	Corner (1/1)	Thomasville (4/4)	Ariton (2/2)	Sumiton Christian (2/2)
2025	Tuscaloosa County (1/1)	Hartselle (10/10)	American Christian (6/6)	Deshler (1/1)	Glenwood (1/1)	Vincent (3/3)	Hackleburg (2/2)

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 (1/1)
1949	Woodlawn (1/3)
1950	Sidney Lanier (1/6)
1951	Sidney Lanier (2/6)
1952	Sidney Lanier (3/6)
1953	Sidney Lanier (4/6)
1954	Sidney Lanier (5/6)
1955	Sidney Lanier (6/6)
1956	Woodlawn (2/3)
1957	Emma Sansom (1/3)
1958	Anniston (1/1)
1959	Woodlawn (3/3)
1960	Vigor (1/1)
1961	Coffee (1/1)

Basketball

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1921, 105 tournaments have been held with a total of 182 champions. The first being Central (Birmingham) and most recent first-time champions being Montgomery Academy, Providence Christian, and Vigor (2025). Ninety-three teams hold multiple state titles, with forty-seven winning consecutive titles.

1964–present

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A	3A-4A Junior High	1A-2A Junior High
1964	--			Tuscaloosa (4/4)	Pisgah (2/3)	Hatton (1/1)	New Brockton (1/3)	--	--
1965	--			Sidney Lanier (4/6)	Fayette (2/2)	Priceville (4/4)	DAR (1/1)	--	--
1966	--			Butler (1/6)	Pisgah (3/3)	Kinston (1/3)	Pleasant Home (1/3)	--	--
1967	--			Sidney Lanier (5/6)	Scottsboro (4/4)	Hazel Green (1/1)	Clements (1/1)	--	--
1968	--			Lee-Huntsville (1/4)	B. B. Comer (1/1)	Kinston (2/3)	New Brockton (2/3)	--	--
1969	--			Parker (1/4)	Austin (1/3)	Section (1/3)	R. R. Moton (Tallassee) (1/1)	--	--
1970	--			Decatur (1/1)	Bibb County (1/2)	East Highland (1/1)	Bibb Graves (1/2)	--	--
1971	--			Parker (2/4)	Morgan County (1/2)	Abbeville (1/2)	Wilcox County Training (1/1)	--	--
1972	--			West End (1/3)	Colbert County (1/3)	J. F. Shields (1/5)	Bibb Graves (2/2)	General Forest
1973	--			Austin (2/3)	Glenn (1/2)	St. Jude (1/8)	Holy Family (1/6)	Hayes
1974	--			Hayes (1/4)	Glenn (2/2)	Montevallo (1/2)	East Perry (1/1)	Cloverdale (Montgomery)
1975	--			Parker (3/4)	Guntersville (1/1)	Montevallo (2/2)	Collinsville (1/1)	Carver (Dothan)
1976	--			Bradshaw (1/1)	Thompson (1/2)	Colbert Heights (1/1)	Athens Bible (1/1)	Carver (Dothan)
1977	--			Selma (3/4)	Thompson (2/2)	St. Jude (2/8)	Holy Family (2/6)	Wenonah
1978	--			Carver-Birmingham (1/2)	Eufaula (2/4)	R. C. Hatch (1/11)	Westside (1/1)	McIntyre
1979	--			Carver-Birmingham (2/2)	Wetumpka (1/2)	East Limestone (1/2)	Rebecca Comer (1/1)	Hayes
1980	--			Coffee (2/2)	Wetumpka (2/2)	Talladega County (1/2)	Alabama Lutheran (1/1)	Westlawn
1981	--			Hayes (2/4)	Colbert County (2/3)	New Brockton (3/3)	Kinston (3/3)	McIntyre
1982	--			Hayes (3/4)	Russellville (1/1)	Autaugaville (1/4)	Holy Family (3/6)	Coffee
1983	--			Carver-Montgomery (1/5)	Gadsden (1/1)	Russell County (1/1)	Loachapoka (1/5)	South Girard	Clayton
1984	--			Carver-Montgomery (2/5)	Midfield (1/5)	Headland (1/1)	Talladega County Training School (2/2)	J. O. Johnson	DAR
1985	--	Tuskegee (1/2)	Southside-Selma (1/1)	Wilcox County (1/3)	R. C. Hatch (2/11)	St. Jude (3/8)	Calhoun (1/4)	--	--
1986	--	LeFlore (1/4)	Eufaula (3/4)	LaFayette (1/4)	Tanner (1/3)	Hazlewood (1/1)	Holy Family (4/6)	--	--
1987	--	J. O. Johnson (1/3)	Hayes (4/4)	Livingston (1/2)	R. C. Hatch (3/11)	Holy Family (5/6)	Notasulga (1/2)	--	--
1988	--	Grissom (1/2)	Sylacauga (1/2)	Sumter County (1/6)	Clayton (1/1)	Francis Marion (1/6)	Loachapoka (2/5)	--	--
1989	--	LeFlore (2/4)	Bibb County (2/2)	Clarke County (1/1)	LaFayette (2/4)	Francis Marion (2/6)	Loachapoka (3/5)	--	--
1990	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (1/2)	Woodlawn (5/6)	Wenonah (1/6)	East Limestone (2/2)	Francis Marion (3/6)	Autaugaville (2/4)	--	--
1991	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (2/2)	Tuskegee (2/2)	Buckhorn (2/5)	Francis Marion (4/6)	Clay County (1/2)	Houston Academy (1/1)	--	--
1992	--	Vestavia Hills (1/2)	Emma Sansom (1/1)	Alexandria (1/3)	South Lamar (1/1)	Clay County (2/2)	Notasulga (2/2)	--	--
1993	--	Austin (3/3)	Wenonah (2/6)	Alexandria (2/3)	Francis Marion (5/6)	Warrior (1/1)	Brantley (1/3)	--	--
1994	--	Selma (4/4)	Hartselle (2/2)	Sumter County (2/6)	R.C. Hatch (4/11)	J.F. Shields (2/5)	Brantley (2/3)	--	--
1995	--	Jeff Davis (1/2)	Buckhorn (3/5)	Central-Coosa (1/5)	R.C. Hatch (5/11)	Brantley (3/3)	Autaugaville (3/4)	--	--
1996	--	West End (2/3)	Andalusia (1/1)	Abbeville (2/2)	Holtville (1/1)	Lineville (1/1)	Calera (1/3)	--	--
1997	--	West End (3/3)	B. C. Rain (1/1)	Alexandria (3/3)	Colbert County (3/3)	Calera (2/3)	Loachapoka (4/5)	--	--
1998	--	Minor (1/1)	John Carroll (1/3)	Sumter County (3/6)	UMS-Wright (1/1)	Keith (1/1)	St. Jude (4/8)	--	--
1999	--	Grissom (2/2)	Eufaula (4/4)	Sumter County (4/6)	Trinity (1/1)	Catholic-Montgomery (1/2)	Madison Academy (1/7)	--	--
2000	--	Woodlawn (6/6)	Wilcox Central (2/3)	Central-Coosa (2/5)	Francis Marion (6/6)	Catholic-Montgomery (2/2)	Courtland (1/1)	--	--
2001	--	Sidney Lanier (6/6)	Blount (1/1)	Central-Coosa (3/5)	Calhoun (2/4)	Barbour County (1/3)	Pleasant Home (2/3)	--	--
2002	--	LeFlore (3/4)	Anniston (1/3)	Central-Hayneville (1/1)	LaFayette (3/4)	Holy Family (6/6)	Pleasant Home (3/3)	--	--
2003	--	John Carroll (2/3)	Wilcox Central (3/3)	Livingston (2/2)	Calhoun (3/4)	R. C. Hatch (6/11)	Section (2/3)	--	--
2004	--	John Carroll (3/3)	Butler (2/6)	Central-Coosa (4/5)	Sumter County (5/6)	R. C. Hatch (7/11)	J. F. Shields (3/5)	--	--
2005	--	Auburn (1/1)	Butler (3/6)	Greene County (1/2)	Sumter County (6/6)	Calera (3/3)	J. F. Shields (4/5)	--	--
2006	--	Jeff Davis (2/2)	Ramsay (1/2)	Hillcrest-Evergreen (1/2)	Madison Academy (2/7)	R. C. Hatch (8/11)	St. Jude (5/8)	--	--
2007	--	LeFlore (4/4)	Williamson (1/2)	Madison County (1/2)	Madison Academy (3/7)	R.C. Hatch (9/11)	J. F. Shields (5/5)	--	--
2008	--	Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (1/2)	Butler (4/6)	Bullock County (1/1)	Madison Academy (4/7)	R.C. Hatch (10/11)	St. Jude (6/8)	--	--
2009	--	Vestavia Hills (2/2)	Butler (5/6)	Anniston (2/3)	Leeds (1/1)	Barbour County (2/3)	Loachapoka (5/5)	--	--
2010	--	Bob Jones (1/1)	Lee-Huntsville (2/4)	Ramsay (2/2)	Greene County (2/2)	Pickens County (1/4)	Edward Bell (1/1)	--	--
2011	--	Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (2/2)	Wenonah (3/6)	Butler (6/6)	Greensboro (1/2)	Tanner (2/3)	Pickens County (2/4)	--	--
2012	--	Carver-Montgomery (3/5)	Wenonah (4/6)	Midfield (2/5)	Greensboro (2/2)	Barbour County (3/3)	Pickens County (3/4)	--	--
2013	--	Mountain Brook (1/6)	Wenonah (5/6)	Madison County (2/2)	Madison Academy (5/7)	Tanner (3/3)	St. Jude (7/8)	--	--
2014	--	Mountain Brook (2/6)	Parker (4/4)	Dallas County (1/1)	Midfield (3/5)	Elba (1/1)	St. Jude (8/8)	--	--
2015	Hoover (1/4)	Carver-Montgomery (4/5)	J.O. Johnson (2/3)	West Limestone (2/2)	Madison Academy (6/7)	Lafayette (4/4)	Sacred Heart (1/4)	--	--
2016	McGill-Toolen (1/1)	Homewood (1/1)	J.O. Johnson (3/3)	Westminster Christian (1/1)	Madison Academy (7/7)	Lanett (1/3)	Sacred Heart (2/4)	--	--
2017	Mountain Brook (3/6)	Paul Bryant (1/2)	Mae Jemison (1/1)	Hale County (1/1)	Midfield (4/5)	Lanett (2/3)	Sacred Heart (3/4)	--	--
2018	Mountain Brook (4/6)	Carver-Montgomery (5/5)	Sylacauga (2/2)	Cordova (1/1)	Plainview (1/4)	Lanett (3/3)	Sacred Heart (4/4)	--	--
2019	Mountain Brook (5/6)	Pinson Valley (1/1)	Wenonah (6/6)	Talladega (1/1)	Plainview (2/4)	Central-Coosa (5/5)	Decatur Heritage (1/1)	--	--
2020	Lee-Montgomery (1/1)	Huffman (1/1)	Fairfield (1/2)	Williamson (2/2)	Pike County (1/1)	Calhoun (4/4)	Pickens County (4/4)	--	--
2021	Oak Mountain (1/1)	Mountain Brook (6/6)	Lee-Huntsville (3/4)	Anniston (3/3)	Fyffe (1/1)	Midfield (5/5)	Autaugaville (4/4)	--	--
2022	Enterprise (1/1)	Cullman (1/1)	Lee-Huntsville (4/4)	Jacksonville (1/2)	Plainview (3/4)	Section (3/3)	Covenant Christian (1/2)	--	--
2023	Hoover (2/4)	Buckhorn (4/5)	Valley (1/1)	Jacksonville (2/2)	Plainview (4/4)	Aliceville (1/1)	Covenant Christian (2/2)	--	--
2024	Hoover (3/4)	Buckhorn (5/5)	Fairfield (2/2)	Jackson (1/2)	Hillcrest-Evergreen (2/2)	Mars Hill Bible (1/1)	Georgiana (1/1)	--	--
2025	Hoover (4/4)	Paul Bryant (2/2)	Vigor (1/1)	Jackson (2/2)	Montgomery Academy (1/1)	Providence Christian (1/1)	R.C. Hatch (11/11)	--

R.C. Hatch holds the all-time record with 11 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

Year	AA	A
1921	Central (Birmingham) (1/1)
1922	Chambers County (Milltown) (1/1)
1923	Simpson (Birmingham) (1/3)
1924	Simpson (Birmingham) (2/3)
1925	Simpson (Birmingham) (3/3)
1926	Snead Seminary (1/2)
1927	Woodlawn (1/6)
1928	Mortimer Jordan (1/1)
1929	Snead Seminary (2/2)
1930	Huntsville (1/1)
1931	Geraldine (1/3)
1932	Geraldine (2/3)
1933	Geraldine (3/3)
1934	Jackson County (Scottsboro) (1/4)
1935	Tuscaloosa (1/4)
1936	Sardis (1/1)
1937	Woodlawn (2/6)
1938	Jackson County (Scottsboro) (2/4)
1939	Chilton County (1/3)
1940	Marion County (1/1)
1941	Chilton County (2/3)
1942	Chilton County (3/3)
1943	Woodlawn (3/6)
1944	Jackson County (Scottsboro) (3/4)
1945	A. G. Parrish (Selma) (1/4)
1946	A. G. Parrish (Selma) (2/4)
1947	Phil Campbell (1/1)
1948	Etowah (1/1)	Hubbertville (1/1)
1949	Sidney Lanier (1/6)	Corner (1/2)
1950	Ensley (1/1)	Union Hill (1/1)
1951	Coffee (1/2)	Priceville (1/4)
1952	Winfield (1/1)	T. R. Miller (1/1)
1953	Eufaula (1/4)	Austinville (1/4)
1954	Dothan (1/1)	Corner (2/2)
1955	Tuscaloosa (2/4)	Priceville (2/4)
1956	Murphy (1/1)	West Limestone (1/2)
1957	Woodlawn (4/6)	Austinville (2/4)
1958	Fayette (1/2)	Austinville (3/4)
1959	Pisgah (1/3)	Austinville (4/4)
1960	Tuscaloosa County (1/1)	Buckhorn (1/5)
1961	Tuscaloosa (3/4)	Priceville (3/4)
1962	Sidney Lanier (2/6)	Danville (1/2)
1963	Sidney Lanier (3/6)	Danville (2/2)

Girls

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1978, forty-eight tournaments have been held with a total of 115 champions. The first being Jeff Davis, J.T. Wright, Sumter County, and Winfield and the most recent first-time champions being Park Crossing and Scottsboro (2025). Fifty-nine teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-eight winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1978	--			Jefferson Davis (1/4)	Sumter County (1/2)	Winfield (1/3)	J.T. Wright (1/1)
1979	--			J.O. Johnson (1/3)	Winfield (2/3)	Red Bay (1/6)	Mars Hill Bible (1/1)
1980	--			McGill-Toolen (1/3)	Eufaula (1/5)	Red Bay (2/6)	Hubbertville (1/2)
1981	--			McGill-Toolen (2/3)	Valley (1/1)	Pisgah (1/11)	Vina (1/2)
1982	--			Central-Tuscaloosa (1/4)	Haleyville (1/1)	Pisgah (2/11)	Vina (2/2)
1983	--			J.O. Johnson (2/3)	Keith (1/3)	Tanner (1/3)	Akron (1/1)
1984	--			Central-Tuscaloosa (2/4)	Hartselle (1/2)	Winfield (3/3)	Courtland (1/4)
1985	--	Johnson (3/3)	Hartselle (2/2)	Deshler (1/8)	Ider (1/2)	Courtland (2/4)	Phillips (1/3)
1986	--	Williamson (1/2)	Wenonah (1/8)	New Hope (1/1)	Tanner (2/3)	Fyffe (1/7)	Phillips (2/3)
1987	--	Vestavia Hills (1/1)	Monroe County (1/1)	Livingston (1/1)	Lauderdale County (1/14)	Red Bay (3/6)	Spring Garden (1/10)
1988	--	McGill-Toolen (3/3)	Pell City (1/2)	Buckhorn (1/3)	Sulligent (1/2)	Gaston (1/1)	Mars Hill Bible (2/8)
1989	--	Vigor (1/1)	Williamson (2/2)	Wilson (1/1)	DAR (1/1)	Mars Hill Bible (3/8)	Hubbertville (2/2)
1990	--	Decatur (1/5)	Hamilton (1/1)	Wenonah (2/8)	Keith (2/3)	Mars Hill Bible (4/8)	Waterloo (1/1)
1991	--	Decatur (2/5)	Pell City (2/2)	Clarke County (1/1)	Lauderdale County (2/14)	Ranburne (1/1)	Mars Hill Bible (5/8)
1992	--	Decatur (3/5)	Sylacauga (1/2)	Cherokee County (1/3)	Lauderdale County (3/14)	Fyffe (2/7)	New Site (1/1)
1993	--	Carver-Montgomery (1/1)	Wenonah (3/8)	Cherokee County (2/3)	Red Bay (4/6)	Lauderdale County (4/14)	Carrollton (1/3)
1994	--	LeFlore (1/3)	Eufaula (2/5)	Buckhorn (2/3)	Central-Florence (1/1)	Fyffe (3/7)	Carrollton (2/3)
1995	--	Decatur (4/5)	Hazel Green (1/8)	T. R. Miller (1/4)	St. Paul's Episcopal (1/1)	Fyffe (4/7)	Maplesville (1/1)
1996	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (3/4)	Eufaula (3/5)	T. R. Miller (2/4)	Sulligent (2/2)	Fyffe (5/7)	Mars Hill Bible (6/8)
1997	--	Butler (1/3)	Eufaula (4/5)	Lawrence County (1/3)	Pisgah (3/11)	Fyffe (6/7)	Carrollton (3/3)
1998	--	Butler (2/3)	Sylacauga (2/2)	Cherokee County (3/3)	Lauderdale County (5/14)	Hazlewood (1/2)	Loachapoka (1/1)
1999	--	Butler (3/3)	Athens (1/3)	Lawrence County (2/3)	Montgomery Academy (1/1)	Cold Springs (1/4)	Sunshine (1/1)
2000	--	Decatur (5/5)	Buckhorn (3/3)	Lawrence County (3/3)	R. C. Hatch (1/1)	Fyffe (7/7)	Autaugaville (1/1)
2001	--	Hoover (1/11)	Boaz (1/1)	Andalusia (1/1)	Hanceville (1/1)	Red Bay (5/6)	Notasulga (1/2)
2002	--	Sparkman (1/3)	Athens (2/3)	T. R. Miller (3/4)	Lauderdale County (6/14)	Hatton (1/2)	Belgreen (1/1)
2003	--	Sparkman (2/3)	Athens (3/3)	Deshler (2/8)	Lauderdale County (7/14)	Pisgah (4/11)	Notasulga (2/2)
2004	--	Wenonah (4/8)	Ramsay (1/4)	Deshler (3/8)	Abbeville (1/1)	Hatton (2/2)	Spring Garden (2/10)
2005	--	Sidney Lanier (1/1)	Ramsay (2/4)	Deshler (4/8)	Pisgah (5/11)	Mars Hill Bible (7/8)	Spring Garden (3/10)
2006	--	Jeff Davis (2/4)	Ramsay (3/4)	Deshler (5/8)	Lauderdale County (8/14)	Samson (1/4)	McIntosh (1/3)
2007	--	Sparkman (3/3)	Ramsay (4/4)	Midfield (1/4)	Sheffield (1/1)	Samson (2/4)	McIntosh (2/3)
2008	--	Bob Jones (1/3)	Eufaula (5/5)	Midfield (2/4)	Crossville (1/1)	Cold Springs (2/4)	Spring Garden (4/10)
2009	--	Bob Jones (2/3)	LeFlore (2/3)	Midfield (3/4)	T.R. Miller (4/4)	Cold Springs (3/4)	Hazlewood (2/2)
2010	--	Hoover (2/11)	Fairfield (1/1)	Midfield (4/4)	Sumter County (2/2)	Clements (1/1)	J. F. Shields (1/1)
2011	--	Bob Jones (3/3)	Erwin (1/1)	Brewbaker Tech (1/1)	Madison Academy (1/3)	Tanner (3/3)	R. A. Hubbard (3/4)
2012	--	Hoover (3/11)	Brewer (1/1)	Jacksonville (1/1)	Lauderdale County (9/14)	Section (1/1)	McIntosh (3/3)
2013	--	Hoover (4/11)	Faith Academy (1/1)	Oneonta (1/2)	Lauderdale County (10/14)	Woodland (1/2)	Brantley (1/2)
2014	--	Shades Valley (1/1)	Wenonah (5/8)	Oneonta (2/2)	Lauderdale County (11/14)	Woodland (2/2)	Brantley (2/2)
2015	Jeff Davis (3/4)	Homewood (1/2)	Wenonah (6/8)	Deshler (6/8)	Lauderdale County (12/14)	Red Bay (6/6)	Keith (3/3)
2016	Jeff Davis (4/4)	Leflore (3/3)	Wenonah (7/8)	Deshler (7/8)	Lauderdale County (13/14)	Samson (3/4)	Spring Garden (5/10)
2017	Hoover (5/11)	Homewood (2/2)	Wenonah (8/8)	Madison Academy (2/3)	Locust Fork (1/1)	Geneva County (1/1)	R.A. Hubbard (4/4)
2018	Spain Park (1/2)	Hazel Green (2/8)	Charles Henderson (1/2)	Madison Academy (3/3)	Pisgah (6/11)	Samson (4/4)	Spring Garden (6/10)
2019	Hoover (6/11)	Hazel Green (3/8)	Central-Tuscaloosa (4/4)	Rogers (1/2)	Pisgah (7/11)	Cold Springs (4/4)	Phillips (3/3)
2020	Spain Park (2/2	Hazel Green (4/8)	Charles Henderson (2/2)	Anniston (1/1)	Pisgah (8/11)	Collinsville (1/1)	Spring Garden (7/10)
2021	Hoover (7/11)	Hazel Green (5/8)	Carver-Birmingham (1/1)	Rogers (2/2)	Prattville Cristian (1/3)	Pisgah (9/11)	Skyline (1/1)
2022	Hoover (8/11)	Hazel Green (6/8)	Guntersville (1/1)	Deshler (8/8)	Prattville Christian (2/3)	Pisgah (10/11)	Marion County (1/1)
2023	Hoover (9/11)	Hazel Green (7/8)	Pleasant Grove (1/1)	Prattville Christian (3/3)	Trinity Presbyterian (1/3)	Mars Hill Bible (8/8)	Spring Garden (8/10)
2024	Hoover (10/11)	Hazel Green (8/8)	Jasper (1/1)	Good Hope (1/1)	Trinity Presbyterian (2/3)	Ider (2/2)	Spring Garden (9/10)
2025	Hoover (11/11)	Park Crossing (1/1)	Scottsboro (1/1)	Trinity Presbyterian (3/3)	Lauderdale County (14/14)	Pisgah (11/11)	Spring Garden (10/10)

Lauderdale County holds the all-time record with 14 titles. ^[7]

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

Bowling

Boys

Since the tournaments establishment in 2016, ten 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). Four teams hold multiple state titles, with one winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
2016	Spain Park (1/4)
2017	Spain Park (2/4)
2018	Buckhorn (1/1)
2019	Vestavia Hills (1/2)
2020	Thompson (1/1)
2021	Sparkman (1/2)		East Limestone (1/1)
2022	Spain Park (3/4)		American Christian (1/1)
2023	Sparkman (2/2)		Etowah (1/2)
2024	Spain Park (4/4)		John Carroll (1/1)
2025	Vestavia Hills (2/2)		Etowah (2/2)

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

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

Girls

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1972, sixteen tournaments have been held with a total of eleven champions. The first being Bradshaw and most recent first-time champions being Thompson and Scottsboro (2025). Six teams hold multiple state titles, with three winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1972	Bradshaw (1/2)
1973	Huffman (1/2)
1974	Bradshaw (2/2)
1975	Hewitt-Trussville (1/2)
1976	Huffman (2/2)
1977	Hewitt-Trussville (2/2)
1978-2015	Discontinued
2016	Sparkman (1/3)
2017	Southside-Gadsden (1/5)
2018	Southside-Gadsden (2/5)
2019	Southside-Gadsden (3/5)
2020	Southside-Gadsden (4/5)
2021	Sparkman (2/3)		Satsuma (1/1)
2022	Sparkman (3/3)		American Christian (1/2)
2023	American Christian (2/2)		Beauregard (1/1)
2024	Stanhope-Elmore (1/1)		Southside-Gadsden (5/5)
2025	Thompson (1/1)		Scottsboro (1/1)

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

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

Cross Country

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1956, sixty-nine tournaments have been held with a total of fifty-seven champions. The first being Murphy and most recent first-time champions being J.B. Pennington and Mars Hill (2024). 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 (1/1)				--
1966	--			Ramsay (1/1)				Bellingrath
1967	--			Robert E. Lee (1/1)	Auburn (1/10)			Bellingrath
1968	--			W. A. Berry (1/15)	Auburn (2/10)			Floyd
1969	--			Bradshaw (1/1)	Auburn (3/10)			Bellingrath
1970	--			W. A. Berry (2/15)	Auburn (4/10)			Mountain Brook
1971	--			W. A. Berry (3/15) & Murphy (8/9)†	University Military School (1/8)			Mountain Brook
1972	--			Grissom (1/1)	Cullman (1/2)			Mountain Brook
1973	--			W. A. Berry (4/15)	Cullman (2/2)			Mountain Brook
1974	--			Mountain Brook (1/17)	Haleyville (1/5)			Goodwyn
1975	--			McGill-Toolen (2/4)	University Military School (2/8)	Oneonta (1/1)		Mountain Brook
1976	--			McGill-Toolen (3/4)	Gardendale (1/5)	DAR (1/1)		Grissom
1977	--			Huntsville (1/9)	Gardendale (2/5)	Athens Bible (1/4)		Auburn
1978	--			Mountain Brook (2/17)	Gardendale (3/5)	Athens Bible (2/4)		Murphy
1979	--			Auburn (5/10)	Gardendale (4/5)	Athens Bible (3/4)		W. A. Berry
1980	--			Auburn (6/10)	UMS Prep (3/8)	Athens Bible (4/4)		W. A. Berry
1981	--			W. A. Berry (5/15)	Brooks (1/1)	Calhoun (1/1)		Mountain Brook
1982	--			W. A. Berry (6/15)	Gardendale (5/5)	Randolph (1/10)		Mountain Brook
1983	--			Huntsville (2/9)	Haleyville (2/5)	Vincent (1/1)		--
1984	--	Huntsville (3/9)	Haleyville (3/5)		St. Paul's (1/9)			--
1985	--	Huntsville (4/9)	Haleyville (4/5)		St. Paul's (2/9)			--
1986	--	Mountain Brook (3/17)	Haleyville (5/5)		St. Paul's (3/9)			Decatur
1987	--	Vestavia Hills (1/4)	Hamilton (1/6)					Huntsville
1988	--	Decatur (1/2)	Hamilton (2/6)					Grissom
1989	--	Decatur (2/2)	Hamilton (3/6)					W. A. Berry
1990	--	McGill-Toolen (4/4)	Hamilton (4/6)	St. Paul's (4/9)				McGill-Toolen
1991	--	Scottsboro (1/18)	Hamilton (5/6)	St. Paul's (5/9)				McGill-Toolen
1992	--	W. A. Berry (7/15)	Scottsboro (2/18)	Lawrence County (1/8)				Mountain Brook
1993	--	Mountain Brook (4/17)	Smiths Station (1/4)	Lawrence County (2/8)				Scottsboro
1994	--	Mountain Brook (5/17)	Scottsboro (3/18)	St. Paul's (6/9)		Shades Mountain Christian (1/6)		Mountain Brook
1995	--	Mountain Brook (6/17)	Smiths Station (2/4)	Lawrence County (3/8)		Shades Mountain Christian (2/6)		Hoover
1996	--	Mountain Brook (7/17)	Smiths Station (3/4)	Lawrence County (4/8)		Shades Mountain Christian (3/6)		Mountain Brook
1997	--	Hoover (8/15)	Smiths Station (4/4)	UMS-Wright (4/8)		Altamont (1/5)		Hoover
1998	--	Murphy (9/9)	Scottsboro (4/18)	Briarwood Christian (1/3)		Altamont (2/5)		Grissom
1999	--	Hoover (9/15)	Scottsboro (5/18)		Briarwood Christian (2/3)			--
2000	--	Hoover (10/15)	Briarwood Christian (3/3)		Altamont (3/5)			--
2001	--	Hoover (11/15)	Oak Mountain (1/1)		Altamont (4/5)			--
2002	--	Hoover (12/15)	Scottsboro (6/18)		Montgomery Academy (1/3)			--
2003	--	Mountain Brook (8/17)	Scottsboro (7/18)	Lawrence County (5/8)		Hatton (1/6)		--
2004	--	Hoover (13/15)	Scottsboro (8/18)	Lawrence County (6/8)		Shades Mountain Christian (4/6)		--
2005	--	Hoover (14/15)	St. Paul's (7/9)	Randolph (2/10)		Shades Mountain Christian (5/6)		--
2006	--	Mountain Brook (9/17)	St. Paul's (8/9)	Randolph (3/10)		Shades Mountain Christian (6/6)		--
2007	--	Hoover (15/15)	St. Paul's (9/9)	Randolph (4/10)		Bayside Academy (1/2)		--
2008	--	Mountain Brook (10/17)	Scottsboro (9/18)	UMS-Wright (5/8)	Randolph (5/10)	Hatton (2/6)		--
2009	--	Mountain Brook (11/17)	Spanish Fort (1/1)	UMS-Wright (6/8)	Randolph (6/10)	Hatton (3/6)		--
2010	--	Mountain Brook (12/17)	Scottsboro (10/18)	UMS-Wright (7/8)	Randolph (7/10)	Hatton (4/6)		--
2011	--	Mountain Brook (13/17)	Scottsboro (11/18)	UMS-Wright (8/8)	Randolph (8/10)	Cottage Hill Christian (1/1)		--
2012	--	Vestavia Hills (2/4)	Homewood (1/8)	Randolph (9/10)	Catholic-Montgomery (1/2)	Hatton (5/6)		--
2013	--	Auburn (7/10)	Homewood (2/8)	Randolph (10/10)	Westminster Christian (1/1)	Montgomery Academy (2/3)		--
2014	Auburn (8/10)	Homewood (3/8)	Lawrence County (7/8)	Northside (1/1)	Montgomery Academy (3/3)	Cold Springs (1/5)		--
2015	Auburn (9/10)	Homewood (4/8)	Lawrence County (8/8)	Trinity Presbyterian (1/2)	American Christian (1/5)	Cold Springs (2/5)		--
2016	Auburn (10/10)	Homewood (5/8)	Scottsboro (12/18)	LAMP (1/1)	American Christian (2/5)	St. Bernard (1/2)		--
2017	Mountain Brook (14/17)	Homewood (6/8)	Scottsboro (13/18)	Trinity Presbyterian (2/2)	American Christian (3/5)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (1/1)		--
2018	Huntsville (5/9)	Homewood (7/8)	Scottsboro (14/18)	Catholic - Montgomery (2/2)	Pleasant Valley (1/1)	Altamont (5/5)		--
2019	Huntsville (6/9)	Homewood (8/8)	Scottsboro (15/18)	Saint John Paul II Catholic (1/3)	St. Michael Catholic (1/1)	Cold Springs (3/5)		--
2020	Huntsville (7/9)	Scottsboro (16/18)	Saint John Paul II Catholic (2/3)	American Christian (4/5)	St. Bernard (2/2)	Hatton (6/6)		--
2021	Huntsville (8/9)	Scottsboro (17/18)	Saint John Paul II Catholic (3/3)	Bayside Academy (2/2)	Providence Christian (1/4)	Bayshore Christian (1/3)		--
2022	Vestavia Hills (3/4)	Mountain Brook (15/17)	American Christian (5/5)	Providence Christian (2/4)	Bayshore Christian (2/3	Cold Springs (4/5)		--
2023	Vestavia Hills (4/4)	Mountain Brook (16/17)	Scottsboro (18/18)	Providence Christian (3/4)	Bayshore Christian (3/3)	Cold Springs (5/5)		--
2024	Huntsville (9/9)	Mountain Brook (17/17)	Providence Christian (4/4)	Hamilton (6/6)	J.B. Pennington (1/1)	Mars Hill Bible (1/1)		--

^† 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 (1/9)
1957	Murphy (2/9)
1958	Murphy (3/9)
1959	Tuscaloosa County (1/1)
1960	Murphy (4/9)
1961	Murphy (5/9)	--
1962	Murphy (6/9)	--
1963	McGill Institute (1/4)	Birmingham University School (1/2)
1964	Murphy (7/9)	Birmingham University School (2/2)

Girls

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1973, fifty-two 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-four winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A	Freshman/ Junior High
1973	--			Tuscaloosa (1/1)				--
1974	--			Mountain Brook (1/27)				--
1975	--			Mountain Brook (2/27)				--
1976	--			Grissom (1/11)		St. Paul's (1/19)		--
1977	--			Mountain Brook (3/27)	Cullman (1/7)	J.T. Wright (1/6)		--
1978	--			Grissom (2/11)	Cullman (2/7)	Randolph (1/7)		Grissom
1979	--			Grissom (3/11)	J.T. Wright (2/6)	Randolph (2/7)		Grissom
1980	--			Grissom (4/11)	J.T. Wright (3/6)	Randolph (3/7)		Mountain Brook
1981	--			Vestavia Hills (1/1)	J.T. Wright (4/6)	Altamont (1/5)		Simmons
1982	--			Grissom (5/11)	J.T. Wright (5/6)	Hokes Bluff (1/1)*		Mountain Brook
1983	--			Grissom (6/11)	J.T. Wright (6/6)	St. Paul's (2/19)		Mountain Brook
1984	--	Grissom (7/11)	Cullman (3/7)		St. Paul's (3/19)			--
1985	--	Grissom (8/11)	Cullman (4/7)		St. Paul's (4/19)			--
1986	--	Grissom (9/11)	Cullman (5/7)		St. Paul's (5/19)			Huntsville
1987	--	Huntsville (1/3)	St. Paul's (6/19)					Walker
1988	--	Grissom (10/11)	St. Paul's (7/19)					Mountain Brook
1989	--	Huntsville (2/3)	St. Paul's (8/19)					Grissom
1990	--	Mountain Brook (4/27)	Cullman (6/7)*	St. Paul's (9/19)				McGill-Toolen
1991	--	McGill-Toolen (1/2)	Fort Payne (1/2)	St. Paul's (10/19)				McGill-Toolen
1992	--	Grissom (11/11)	Scottsboro (1/24)	St. Paul's (11/19)				Mountain Brook
1993	--	McGill-Toolen (2/2)	Cullman (7/7)	St. Paul's (12/19)				Mountain Brook
1994	--	Mountain Brook (5/27)	Scottsboro (2/24)	St. Paul's (13/19)		Shades Mountain Christian (1/2)		Mountain Brook
1995	--	Mountain Brook (6/27)	Scottsboro (3/24)	St. Paul's (14/19)		Shades Mountain Christian (2/2)		McGill-Toolen
1996	--	Mountain Brook (7/27)	Scottsboro (4/24)	St. Paul's (15/19)		Randolph (4/7)		St. Paul's
1997	--	Mountain Brook (8/27)	Scottsboro (5/24)	St. Paul's (16/19)		Pleasant Valley (1/3)		Mountain Brook
1998	--	Pelham (1/1)	Scottsboro (6/24)	St. Paul's (17/19)		Randolph (5/7)		Vestavia Hills
1999	--	Murphy (1/1)	Scottsboro (7/24)		Briarwood Christian (1/1)			--
2000	--	Mountain Brook (9/27)	St Paul's (18/19)		Speake (1/2)			--
2001	--	Mountain Brook (10/27)	Scottsboro (8/24)		Speake (2/2)			--
2002	--	Austin (1/1)	Scottsboro (9/24)		Altamont (2/5)			--
2003	--	Mountain Brook (11/27)	Scottsboro (10/24)	Lawrence County (1/8)		Altamont (3/5)		--
2004	--	Mountain Brook (12/17)	Scottsboro (11/24)	UMS-Wright (1/7)		Altamont (4/5)		--
2005	--	Mountain Brook (13/27)	Scottsboro (12/24)	UMS-Wright (2/7)		Bayside Academy (1/4)		--
2006	--	Mountain Brook (14/27)	Scottsboro (13/24)	Montgomery Academy (1/7)		Cold Springs (1/6)		--
2007	--	Mountain Brook (15/27)	Scottsboro (14/24)	Lawrence County (2/8)		American Christian (1/8)		--
2008	--	Mountain Brook (16/27)	Scottsboro (15/24)	Rogers (1/2)	Montgomery Academy (2/7)	American Christian (2/8)		--
2009	--	Mountain Brook (17/27)	Scottsboro (16/24)	UMS-Wright (3/7)	Montgomery Academy (3/7)	American Christian (3/8)		--
2010	--	Mountain Brook (18/27)	Scottsboro (17/24)	UMS-Wright (4/7)	Rogers (2/2)	American Christian (4/8)		--
2011	--	Mountain Brook (19/27)	Scottsboro (18/24)	UMS-Wright (5/7)	Montgomery Academy (4/7)	American Christian (5/8)		--
2012	--	Mountain Brook (20/27)	Scottsboro (19/24)	UMS-Wright (6/7)	Bayside Academy (2/4)	Montgomery Academy (5/7)		--
2013	--	Mountain Brook (21/27)	Scottsboro (20/24)	UMS-Wright (7/7)	Bayside Academy (3/4)	Montgomery Academy (6/7)		--
2014	Mountain Brook (22/27)	John Carroll Catholic (1/2)	Lawrence County (3/8)	Wilson (1/2)	American Christian (6/8)	St. Bernard (1/2)		--
2015	Mountain Brook (23/27)	John Carroll Catholic (2/2)	Lawrence County (4/8)	Wilson (2/2)	Pleasant Valley (2/3)	St. Bernard (2/2)		--
2016	Huntsville (3/3)	Homewood (1/4)	St. Paul's (19/19)	Randolph (6/7)	Pleasant Valley (3/3)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (1/3)		--
2017	Auburn (1/7)	Fort Payne (2/2)	Scottsboro (21/24)	Randolph (7/7)	TR Miller (1/1)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (2/3)		--
2018	Auburn (2/7)	Homewood (2/4)	Scottsboro (22/24)	Catholic - Montgomery (1/1)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (3/3)	Cold Springs (2/6)		--
2019	Auburn (3/7)	Homewood (3/4)	Scottsboro (23/24)	American Christian (7/8)	Saint James (1/1)	Whitesburg Christian (1/3)		--
2020	Auburn (4/7)	Homewood (4/4)	Lawrence County (5/8)	American Christian (8/8)	Providence Christian (1/4)	Cold Springs (3/6)		--
2021	Auburn (5/7)	Mountain Brook (24/27)	Lawrence County (6/8)	Bayside Academy (4/4)	Providence Christian (2/4)	Cold Springs (4/6)		--
2022	Chelsea (1/1)	Mountain Brook (25/27)	Lawrence County (7/8)	Providence Christian (3/4)	Altamont (5/5)	St. Luke's Episcopal (1/1)		--
2023	Auburn (6/7)	Mountain Brook (26/27)	Lawrence County (8/8)	Providence Christian (4/4)	Whitesburg Christian (2/3)	Cold Springs (5/6)		--
2024	Auburn (7/7)	Mountain Brook (27/27)	Scottsboro (24/24)	Whitesburg Christian (3/3)	Montgomery Academy (7/7)	Cold Springs (6/6)		--

*tie broken by best sixth-place finisher

The Mountain Brook Spartans hold the all-time record with 27 titles. ^[15]

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

Flag Football

Since the tournament’s establishment in 2021, four tournaments have been held with a total of five champions. The first being Hewitt-Trussville and most recent first-time champions being Montgomery Catholic (2024). One team holds multiple and consecutive state titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
2021	Hewitt-Trussville (1/1)
2022	Auburn (1/1)
2023	Central-Phenix City (1/2)		Wenonah (1/1)
2024	Central-Phenix City (2/2)		Montgomery Catholic (1/1)

Football

Playoff Champions

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1966, fifty-nine tournaments have been held with a total of 130 champions. The first being Sidney Lanier and most recent first-time champions being Parker and Wadley (2024). Seventy-four teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-seven winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1966	--			Sidney Lanier (1/3)	--	--	--
1967	--			Sidney Lanier (2/3)	Russellville (1/2)	Lamar County (1/2)	Marengo County (1/1)
1968	--			Sidney Lanier (3/3)	Russellville (2/2)	Gordo (1/4)	Lowndes Academy (1/1)
1969	--			Robert E. Lee (1/5)	Sylacauga (1/1)	T. R. Miller (1/6)	Excel (1/1)
1970	--			Robert E. Lee (2/5)	Valley (1/1)	Addison (1/3)	Hazlewood (1/11)
1971	--			Decatur (1/1)	Tarrant (1/1)	Abbeville (1/1) & Oneonta (1/4)†	Marion County (1/4)
1972	--			Banks (1/2)	Colbert County (1/6)	Oneonta (2/4)	Marion County (2/4)
1973	--			Banks (2/2)	John Carroll (1/1)	Glencoe (1/1)	Marion County (3/4)
1974	--			Homewood (1/6)	Escambia County (1/2)	Lauderdale County (1/1)	Carrollton (1/2)
1975	--			Mountain Brook (1/2)	Athens (1/2)	Hazlewood (2/11)	Ranburne (1/1)
1976	--			Mountain Brook (2/2)	Andalusia (1/3) & Athens (2/2)†	Elmore County (1/3)	Addison (2/3)
1977	--			W. A. Berry (1/13)	Andalusia (2/3)	Stevenson (1/2)	Ohatchee (1/1)
1978	--			Jeff Davis (1/2)	Eufaula (1/2)	Elmore County (2/3)	Sweet Water (1/11)
1979	--			Enterprise (1/2)	Jackson (1/3) & Colbert County (2/6)†	Stevenson (2/2)	Sweet Water (2/11)
1980	--			Vestavia Hills (1/2)	Charles Henderson (1/1)	Gordo (2/4)	Akron (1/1)
1981	--			Northview (1/2)	Eufaula (2/2)	Dadeville (1/1)	Hazlewood (3/11)
1982	--			Enterprise (2/2) & W.A. Berry (2/13)†	Thompson (1/6)	Hazlewood (4/11)	Sweet Water (3/11)
1983	--			Murphy (1/1)	Escambia County (2/2)	Oak Grove (1/1)	Millport (1/2)
1984	--	Prattville (1/5)	Emma Sansom (1/1)	T. R. Miller (2/6)	Lamar County (2/2)	Millport (2/2)	Valley Head (1/1)
1985	--	Northview (2/2)	Colbert County (3/6)	Alexandria (1/3)	Gordo (3/4)	Hazlewood (5/11)	Sand Rock (1/1)
1986	--	Robert E. Lee (3/5)	Gadsden (1/2)	Litchfield (1/1)	Crossville (1/1)	Cottonwood (1/1)	Sweet Water (4/11)
1987	--	Vigor (1/4)	Greenville (1/2)	Elmore County (3/3)	UMS Prep (1/9)	Reeltown (1/4)	Montgomery Academy (1/1)
1988	--	Vigor (2/4)	Oxford (1/4)	Pike County (1/5)	Thomasville (1/2)	Hazlewood (6/11)	Courtland (1/5)
1989	--	Anniston (1/2)	Oxford (2/4)	Pike County (2/5)	Elba (1/4)	Hazlewood (7/11)	Courtland (2/5)
1990	--	Jess Lanier (1/1)	Blount (1/5)	Deshler (1/3)	Dallas County (1/1)	Hazlewood (8/11)	Courtland (3/5)
1991	--	Robert E. Lee (4/5)	Gadsden (2/2)	T. R. Miller (3/6)	Luverne (1/2)	Hazlewood (9/11)	McKenzie (1/1)
1992	--	Robert E. Lee (5/5)	Blount (2/5)	Daleville (1/1)	Elba (2/4)	Hazlewood (10/11)	Billingsley (1/2)
1993	--	Central-Phenix City (1/3)	Oxford (3/4)	North Jackson (1/1)	Colbert County (4/6)	St. Clair County (1/1)	Brantley (1/4)
1994	--	Anniston (2/2)	Greenville (2/2)	T. R. Miller (4/6)	Colbert County (5/6)	Clay County (1/6)	Carrollton (2/2)
1995	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (1/2)	Homewood (2/6)	Alexandria (2/3)	Cordova (1/2)	Clay County (2/6)	Courtland (4/5)
1996	--	Jeff Davis (2/2)	Blount (3/5)	Fayette County (1/1)	Colbert County (6/6)	Clay County (3/6)	Maplesville (1/4)
1997	--	Tuscaloosa County (1/1)	Blount (4/5)	Alexandria (3/3)	Aliceville (1/2)	Luverne (2/2)	Billingsley (2/2)
1998	--	Vestavia Hills (2/2)	Blount (5/5)	Deshler (2/3)	Briarwood Christian (1/3)	Southern Choctaw (1/3)	Brantley (2/4)
1999	--	Clay-Chalkville (1/4)	Etowah (1/1)	Deshler (3/3)	Briarwood Christian (2/3)	Southern Choctaw (2/3)	Courtland (5/5)
2000	--	Hoover (3/13)	Homewood (3/6)	T. R. Miller (5/6)	Aliceville (2/2)	Clay County (4/6)	Hazlewood (11/11)
2001	--	Daphne (1/2)	Benjamin Russell (1/1)	UMS-Wright (2/9)	Hokes Bluff (1/1)	Gordo (4/4)	Reeltown (2/4)
2002	--	Hoover (4/13)	Homewood (4/6)	UMS-Wright (3/9)	T. R. Miller (6/6)	Southern Choctaw (3/3)	Clay County (5/6)
2003	--	Hoover (5/13)	Briarwood (3/3)	Trinity (1/1)	Pike County (3/5)	Randolph County	Parrish (1/1)
2004	--	Hoover (6/13)	Homewood (5/6)	Demopolis (1/2)	Oneonta (3/4)	Leroy (1/7)	Sweet Water (5/11)
2005	--	Hoover (7/13)	Homewood (6/6)	UMS-Wright (4/9)	Pike County (4/5)	Clay County (6/6)	Addison (3/3)
2006	--	Prattville (2/5)	Athens (2/2)	Guntersville (1/1)	Pike County (5/5)	Leroy (2/7)	Sweet Water (6/11)
2007	--	Prattville (3/5)	St. Paul's Episcopal (1/5)	Central-Tuscaloosa (2/2)	Cordova (2/2)	Leroy (3/7)	Sweet Water (7/11)
2008	--	Prattville (4/5)	Vigor (3/4)	UMS-Wright (5/9)	Leeds (1/4)	Leroy (4/7)	Sweet Water (8/11)
2009	--	Hoover (8/13)	Demopolis (2/2)	Cherokee County (1/1)	Piedmont (1/5)	Reeltown (3/4)	Brantley (3/4)
2010	--	Daphne (2/2)	Spanish Fort (1/4)	Thomasville (2/2)	Leeds (2/4)	Leroy (5/7)	Sweet Water (9/11)
2011	--	Prattville (5/5)	Hartselle (1/1)	Jackson (2/3)	Handley (1/3)	Elba (3/4)	Marion County (4/4)
2012	--	Hoover (9/13)	Spanish Fort (2/4)	UMS-Wright (6/9)	Madison Academy (1/3)	Tanner (1/2)	Brantley (4/4)
2013	--	Hoover (10/13)	Spanish Fort (3/4)	Oneonta (4/4)	Madison Academy (2/3)	Tanner (2/2)	Pickens County (1/1)
2014	Hoover (11/13)	Clay-Chalkville (2/4)	St. Paul's Episcopal (2/5)	Leeds (3/4)	Madison Academy (3/3)	Fyffe (1/7)	Maplesville (2/4)
2015	McGill-Toolen (1/1)	Spanish Fort (4/4)	St. Paul's Episcopal (3/5)	Leeds (4/4)	Piedmont (2/5)	Elba (4/4)	Maplesville (3/4)
2016	Hoover (12/13)	Ramsay (1/2)	Beauregard (1/1)	Handley (2/3)	Piedmont (3/5)	Fyffe (2/4)	Maplesville (4/4)
2017	Hoover (13/13)	Pinson Valley (1/3)	St. Paul's Episcopal (4/5)	UMS-Wright (7/9)	Hillcrest-Evergreen (1/1)	Lanett (1/2)	Sweet Water (10/11)
2018	Central-Phenix City (2/3)	Pinson Valley (2/3)	Central Clay County (1/2)	UMS-Wright (8/9)	Flomaton (1/1)	Fyffe (3/7)	Mars Hill Bible (1/3)
2019	Thompson (2/6)	Oxford (4/4)	Central Clay County (2/2)	UMS-Wright (9/9)	Piedmont (4/5)	Fyffe (4/7)	Lanett (2/2)
2020	Thompson (3/6)	Pinson Valley (3/3)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (5/5)	Handley (3/3)	Fyffe (5/7)	Mars Hill Bible (2/3)	Linden (1/1)
2021	Thompson (4/6)	Clay-Chalkville (3/4)	Pike Road (1/1)	Vigor (4/4)	Piedmont (5/5)	Clarke County (1/1)	Sweet Water (11/11)
2022	Thompson (5/6)	Saraland (1/1)	Ramsay (2/2)	Andalusia (3/3)	St. James (1/1)	Fyffe (6/7)	Leroy (6/7)
2023	Central-Phenix City (3/3)	Clay-Chalkville (4/4)	Gulf Shores (1/1)	Montgomery Catholic (1/2)	Mobile Christian (1/1)	Fyffe (7/7)	Leroy (7/7)
2024	Thompson (6/6)	Parker (1/1)	Montgomery Catholic (2/2)	Jackson (3/3)	Mars Hill Bible (3/3)	Reeltown (4/4)	Wadley (1/1)

^† 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

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

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1949, seventy-six tournaments have been held with a total of sixty-three champions. The first being A.G. Parrish (Selma) and most recent first-time champions being Bayshore Christian, Lee-Scott Academy, and West Point (2025). Forty-one teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1949	--			A. G. Parrish (Selma) (1/3)
1950	--			A. G. Parrish (Selma) (2/3) & Tuscaloosa (1/6)†
1951	--			Tuscaloosa (2/6)
1952	--			Sidney Lanier (1/2)
1953	--			Tuscaloosa (3/6)
1954	--			Gadsden (1/3)
1955	--			Dothan (1/3)
1956	--			Murphy (1/2)
1957	--			Shades Valley (1/1)
1958	--			Gadsden (2/3)
1959	--			Dothan (2/3)
1960	--			McGill (1/4)
1961	--			Murphy (2/2)
1962	--			Lee-Montgomery (1/5)
1963	--			Lee-Montgomery (2/5)
1964	--			Lee-Montgomery (3/5)
1965	--			Dothan (3/3)
1966	--			Lee-Montgomery (4/5)
1967	--			A.G. Parrish (Selma) (3/3)
1968	--			Shaw (1/1)
1969	--			Greenville (1/1)
1970	--			Sidney Lanier (2/2)
1971	--			University Military School* (1/27)
1972	--			Gadsden (3/3)
1973	--			Mountain Brook (1/10)
1974	--			Lee-Montgomery (5/5)
1975	--			Mountain Brook (2/10)
1976	--			Tuscaloosa (4/6)
1977	--			Tuscaloosa (5/6)
1978	--			Jeff Davis (1/1)
1979	--			Tuscaloosa (6/6)
1980	--			UMS Prep (2/27)
1981	--			Walker (1/2)
1982	--			Davidson (1/1)
1983	--			UMS Prep (3/27)
1984	--			Walker* (2/2)
1985	--	Grissom (1/1)
1986	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (1/2)
1987	--	McGill-Toolen (2/4)
1988	--	McGill-Toolen (3/4)
1989	--	McGill-Toolen (4/4)
1990	--	UMS-Wright (4/27)
1991	--	Vestavia Hills (1/6)
1992	--	UMS-Wright (5/27)
1993	--	UMS-Wright (6/27)
1994	--	Vestavia Hills (2/6)	Fort Payne (1/4)	UMS-Wright (7/27)
1995	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (2/2)	Athens (1/1)	UMS-Wright (8/27)
1996	--	Enterprise (1/1)	Fort Payne (2/4)	UMS-Wright (9/27)
1997	--	Mountain Brook (3/10)	Deshler (1/2)	UMS-Wright (10/27)
1998	--	Benjamin Russell (1/1)	Fort Payne (3/4)	Deshler (2/2)	UMS-Wright (11/27)	Leroy (1/1)
1999	--	Hoover (1/4)	Bradshaw (1/2)	St. Paul's (1/12)	UMS-Wright (12/27)	Donoho (1/4)
2000	--	Hoover (2/4)	Bradshaw (2/2)	Brooks (1/2)	UMS-Wright (13/27)	Mars Hill Bible (1/1)
2001	--	Hoover (3/4)	St. Paul's (2/12)	UMS-Wright (14/27)	Gulf Shores (1/2)	Houston Academy (1/9)
2002	--	Decatur (1/1)	St. Paul's (3/12)	UMS-Wright (15/27)	Gulf Shores (2/2)	Houston Academy (2/9)
2003	--	Hoover (4/4)	St. Paul's (4/12)	UMS-Wright (16/27)	Montgomery Academy (1/9)	Houston Academy (3/9)
2004	--	Auburn (1/4)	St. Paul's (5/12)	Andalusia (1/3)	Montgomery Academy (2/9)	Houston Academy (4/9)
2005	--	Auburn (2/4)	Oxford (1/1)	Andalusia (2/3)	Montgomery Academy (3/9)	Houston Academy (5/9)
2006	--	Auburn (3/4)	Briarwood (1/2)	Andalusia (3/3)	Montgomery Academy (4/9)	Donoho (2/4)
2007	--	Auburn (4/4)	Briarwood (2/2)	Boaz (1/2)	Montgomery Academy (5/9)	Donoho (3/4) & Houston Academy (6/9)†
2008	--	Spain Park (1/8)	UMS-Wright (17/27)	Boaz (2/2)	Montgomery Academy (6/9)	Shoals Christian (1/4)
2009	--	Spain Park (2/8)	St. Paul's (6/12)	UMS-Wright (18/27)	Cottage Hill (1/1)	Shoals Christian (2/4)
2010	--	Spain Park (3/8)	St. Paul's (7/12)	UMS-Wright (19/27)	Montgomery Academy (7/9)	Shoals Christian (3/4)
2011	--	Mountain Brook (4/10)	St. Paul's (8/12)	UMS-Wright (20/27)	Montgomery Academy (8/9)	Shoals Christian (4/4)
2012	--	Spain Park (4/8)	Fort Payne (4/4)	Oneonta (1/1)	Montgomery Academy (9/9)	Providence Christian (1/4)
2013	--	Spain Park (5/8)	St. Paul's (9/12)	Guntersville (1/2)	Bayside Academy (1/3)	St. Luke's (1/2)
2014	--	Spain Park (6/8)	Spanish Fort	UMS-Wright (21/27)	Bayside Academy (2/3)	Providence Christian (2/4)
2015	Mountain Brook (5/10)	Hartselle	Russellville (1/1)	St. James (1/1)	Westbrook Christian (1/5)	St. Lukes (2/2)
2016	Spain Park (7/8)	Homewood (1/3)	St. Paul's (10/12)	UMS-Wright (22/27)	Westbrook Christian (2/5)	Providence Christian (3/4)
2017	Mountain Brook (6/10)	Muscle Shoals (1/3)	St. Paul's (11/12)	UMS-Wright (23/27)	Providence Christian (4/4)	Westbrook Christian (3/5)
2018	Mountain Brook (7/10)	Muscle Shoals (2/3)	St. Paul’s (12/12)	UMS-Wright (24/27)	Houston Academy (7/9)	Donoho (4/4)
2019	Mountain Brook (8/10)	Muscle Shoals (3/3)	UMS-Wright (25/27)	Brooks (2/2)	Houston Academy (8/9)	North Sand Mountain (1/3)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Vestavia Hills (3/6)	Mountain Brook (9/10)	Guntersville (2/2)	White Plains	Houston Academy (9/9)	Elba (1/2)
2022	Vestavia Hills (4/6)	Mountain Brook (10/10)	UMS-Wright (26/27)	Haleyville (1/4)	Bayside Academy (3/3)	Elba (2/2)
2023	Vestavia Hills (5/6)	UMS-Wright (27/27)	Randolph (1/2)	Haleyville (2/4)	Westbrook Christian (4/5)	North Sand Mountain (2/3)
2024	Spain Park (8/8)	Homewood (2/3)	Randolph (2/2)	Haleyville (3/4)	Westbrook Christian (5/5)	North Sand Mountain (3/3)
2025	Vestavia Hills (6/6)	Homewood (3/3)	West Point (1/1)	Haleyville (4/4)	Lee-Scott Academy (1/1)	Bayshore Christian (1/1)

^† 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

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1973, fifty-two tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-four champions. The first being Vestavia Hills and most recent first-time champions being Wicksburg (2025). 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 (1/2)
1974	--			Vestavia Hills (2/2)
1975	--			Tuscaloosa (1/1)
1976	--			McGill-Toolen (1/14)
1977	--			McGill-Toolen (2/14)
1978	--			McGill-Toolen (3/14)
1979	--			Mountain Brook (1/10)
1980	--			Mountain Brook (2/10)
1981	--			Mountain Brook (3/10)
1982	--			Mountain Brook (4/10)
1983	--			Bradshaw (1/1)
1984	--			Mountain Brook (5/10)*
1985	--	Coffee (1/1)
1986	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (1/1)
1987	--	W. A. Berry (1/7)
1988	--	Walker (1/2)
1989	--	Walker (2/2)
1990	--	McGill-Toolen (4/14)
1991	--	McGill-Toolen (5/14)
1992	--	McGill-Toolen (6/14)
1993	--	Citronelle (1/1)
1994	--	McGill-Toolen (7/14)
1995	--	McGill-Toolen (8/14)
1996	--	McGill-Toolen (9/14)
1997	--	McGill-Toolen (10/14)
1998	--	McGill-Toolen (11/14)
1999	--	McGill-Toolen (12/14)
2000	--	McGill-Toolen (13/4)
2001	--	Hoover (2/7)
2002	--	Hoover (3/7)
2003	--	Hoover (4/7)
2004	--	Hoover (5/7)
2005	--	Hewitt-Trussville (1/1)
2006	--	Mountain Brook (6/10)
2007	--	Mountain Brook (7/10)	St. Paul's (1/1)
2008	--	Central-Phenix City (1/1)	Alexandria (1/2)
2009	--	Spain Park (1/4)	Hartselle (1/4)
2010	--	Auburn (1/4)	Hartselle (2/4)
2011	--	Mountain Brook (8/10)	Hartselle (3/4)
2012	--	Mountain Brook (9/10)	Hartselle (4/4)
2013	--	Mountain Brook (10/10)	Muscle Shoals (1/4)
2014	--	Hoover (6/7)	Muscle Shoals (2/4)
2015	Hoover (7/7)		White Plains (1/3)		Glencoe (1/1)
2016	Huntsville (1/1)		White Plains (2/3)		Westbrook Christian (1/1)
2017	Spain Park (2/4)	Muscle Shoals (3/4)	Trinity Presbyterian (1/2)		Providence Christian (1/3)
2018	Auburn (2/4)	Muscle Shoals (4/4)	Northside (1/1)		Providence Christian (2/3)
2019	Auburn (3/4)	Northridge (1/1)	Randolph (1/1)		Providence Christian (3/3)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Spain Park (3/4)	McGill-Toolen (14/14)	White Plains (3/3)		Bayside Academy (1/1)
2022	Spain Park (4/4)	UMS-Wright (1/2)	Pike Road (1/4)		Mars Hill Bible (1/1)
2023	Grissom (1/1)	Pike Road (2/4)	Trinity Presbyterian (2/2)		Tuscaloosa Academy (1/3)
2024	UMS-Wright (2/2)	Pike Road (3/4)	Alexandria (2/2)		Tuscaloosa Academy (2/3)
2025	Auburn (4/4)	Pike Road (4/4)	Tuscaloosa Academy (3/3)		Wicksburg (1/1)

*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

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1966, fifty-five tournaments have been held with a total of fifty-three champions. The first being Shades Valley and Birmingham University School and most recent first-time champions being Hamilton and Dadeville (2025). 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 (1/1)	Birmingham University School (1/2)			--
1967	--			Sidney Lanier (1/1)	Birmingham University School (2/2)			--
1968	--			Robert E. Lee (1/8)	Auburn (1/6)			University Military School
1969	--			Robert E. Lee (2/8)	Auburn (2/6)			Cloverdale
1970	--			Robert E. Lee (3/8)	Auburn (3/6)			Cloverdale
1971	--			Robert E. Lee (4/8)	Auburn (4/6)			Capitol Heights
1972	--			Jeff Davis (1/3)	University Military School (1/16)			Mountain Brook
1973	--			Jeff Davis (2/3)	John Carroll (1/2) & Sylacauga (1/1)†			Mountain Brook
1974	--			Robert E. Lee (5/8)	Athens (1/3)			Phillips
1975	--			Mountain Brook (1/4)	Cullman (1/1)			Mountain Brook
1976	--			Davidson (1/6)	Athens (2/3)			Goodwyn
1977	--			Jeff Davis (3/3)	Athens (3/3)			Goodwyn
1978	--			Robert E. Lee (6/8)	Gardendale (1/6)			Goodwyn
1979	--			Robert E. Lee (7/8)	Gardendale (2/6)	Calhoun (1/2)		Davidson
1980	--			Robert E. Lee (8/8)	Gardendale (3/6)	Hazlewood (1/1)		Goodwyn
1981	--			Davidson (2/6)	UMS Prep (2/16)	Notasulga (1/1)		Georgia Washington
1982	--			Davidson (3/6)	UMS Prep (3/16)	Calhoun (2/2)		Bellingrath
1983	--			Central-Tuscaloosa (1/6)	UMS Prep (4/16)	Warrior (1/1)		Goodwyn
1984	--			Davidson (4/6)	Gardendale (4/6)	St. Paul's (1/12)		Goodwyn
1985	--	Davidson (5/6)	UMS Prep (5/16)		St. Paul's (2/12)			--
1986	--	Davidson (6/6)	T.R. Miller (1/2)		Vincent (1/1)			--
1987	--	Murphy (1/4)	Williamson (1/1)		St. Paul's (3/12)			Murphy
1988	--	Murphy (2/4)	Gardendale (5/6)		St. Paul's (4/12)			Vigor
1989	--	Gardendale (6/6)	Blount (1/3)		St. Paul's (5/12)			Vigor
1990	--	Murphy (3/4)	Mobile County (1/1)		St. Paul's (6/12)			Mountain Brook
1991	--	Murphy (4/4)	Blount (2/3)		St. Paul's (7/12)			Brewbaker
1992	--	Theodore (1/2)	Grand Bay (1/1)	T.R. Miller (2/2)		Coffeeville (1/1)		Davidson
1993	No competition
1994	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (2/6)	Smiths Station (1/4)	St. Paul's (8/12)		Sweet Water (1/1)		Central-Tuscaloosa
1995	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (3/6)	Smiths Station (2/4)	St. Paul's (9/12)		Oneonta (1/1)		Central-Tuscaloosa
1996	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (4/6)	Smiths Station (3/4)		St. Paul's (10/12)			Central-Tuscaloosa
1997	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (5/6)	Smiths Station (4/4)		UMS-Wright (6/16)			Mountain Brook
1998	--	Hoover (1/14)	Blount (3/3)		UMS-Wright (7/16)			Hoover
1999	--	Theodore (2/2)	Madison County (1/1)		UMS-Wright (8/16)			--
2000	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (6/6)	John Carroll (2/2)		UMS-Wright (9/16)			--
2001	--	Grissom (1/1)	Scottsboro (1/11)	Leeds (1/2)				--
2002	--	Hoover (2/14)	Scottsboro (2/11)	Leeds (2/2)				--
2003	--	Hoover (3/14)	Scottsboro (3/11)	Altamont (1/3)				--
2004	--	Hoover (4/14)	Scottsboro (4/11)	Altamont (2/3)				--
2005	--	Mountain Brook (2/4)	Scottsboro (5/11)	Altamont (3/3)				--
2006	--	Mountain Brook (3/4)	Homewood (1/8)	UMS-Wright (10/16)				--
2007	--	Mountain Brook (4/4)	St. Paul's (11/12)	Falkville (1/1)				--
2008–2011	No Competition
2012	--	Spain Park (1/1)	St. Paul's (12/12)	UMS-Wright (11/16)				--
2013	--	Hoover (5/14)	Homewood (2/8)	UMS-Wright (12/16)				--
2014	--	Hoover (6/14)	Homewood (3/8)	UMS-Wright (13/16)				--
2015	Auburn (5/6)	Homewood (4/8)	UMS Wright (14/16)		Winfield City (1/5)			--
2016	Auburn (6/6)	Opelika (1/3)	Northside (1/1)		Winfield City (2/5)			--
2017	Hoover (7/14)	Opelika (2/3)	Scottsboro (6/11)		American Christian (1/2)			--
2018	Hoover (8/14)	Homewood (5/8)	Guntersville (1/1)		American Christian (2/2)			--
2019	Hoover (9/14)	Homewood (6/8)	Scottsboro (7/11)		Winfield City (3/5)			--
2020	Hoover (10/14)	Homewood (7/8)	Scottsboro (8/11)		Bayside Academy (1/1)			--
2021	Hewitt-Trussville (1/1)	Opelika (3/3)	UMS-Wright (15/16)		Winfield City (4/5)			--
2022	Hoover (11/14)	Scottsboro (9/11)	UMS-Wright (16/16)		Winfield City (5/5)			--
2023	Hoover (12/14)	McGill-Toolen (1/1)	Scottsboro (10/11)		Cold Springs (1/2)			--
2024	Hoover (13/14)	Northridge (1/1)	Scottsboro (11/11)		Cold Springs (2/2)			--
2025	Hoover (14/14)	Homewood (8/8)	Hamilton (1/1)		Dadeville (1/1)			--

^† 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

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1975, forty-six tournaments have been held with a total of forty-three champions. The first being Mountain Brook and most recent first-time champions being Chelsea and Bayside Academy (2025). 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 (1/24)				--
1976	--			Mountain Brook (2/24)				--
1977	--			Mountain Brook (3/24)				--
1978	--			Mountain Brook (4/24)	Walter Wellborn (1/1)			--
1979	--			Mountain Brook (5/24)	Guntersville (1/1)	Vincent (1/4)		Westside
1980	--			Grissom (1/3)	Gardendale (1/1)	Springville (1/2)		Mountain Brook
1981	--			Mountain Brook (6/24)	J.T. Wright (1/3)	Springville (2/2)		Mountain Brook
1982	--			Mountain Brook (7/24)	J.T. Wright (2/3)	Vincent (2/4)		Mountain Brook
1983	--			Mountain Brook (8/24)	Clarke County (1/3)	Vincent (3/4)		Grissom
1984	--			Mountain Brook (9/24)	J.T. Wright (3/3)	Vincent (4/4)		Mountain Brook
1985	--	Murphy (1/1)	Abbeville (1/1)		St. Paul's (1/23)			--
1986	--	Grissom (2/3)	Robertsdale (1/1)		St. Paul's (2/23)			--
1987	--	Grissom (3/3)	Mobile County (1/1)		Randolph (1/3) & St. Paul's (3/23)†			Mountain Brook
1988	--	Huntsville (1/2)	Clarke County (2/3)		St. Paul's (4/23)			J.O. Johnson
1989	--	Huntsville (2/2)	Williamson (1/1)		St. Paul's (5/23)			Mountain Brook
1990	--	W. A. Berry (1/13)	Fort Payne (1/1)		Briarwood Christian (1/4)			Mountain Brook
1991	--	Mountain Brook (10/24)	Clarke County (3/3)		St. Paul's (6/23)			W. A. Berry
1992	--	Mountain Brook (11/24)	Cullman (1/2)	St. Paul's (7/23)		Randolph (2/3)		Pelham
1993	No competition
1994	--	Mountain Brook (12/24)	Cullman (2/2)	St. Paul's (8/23)		Randolph (3/3)		Mountain Brook
1995	--	Mountain Brook (13/24)	Smiths Station (1/1)	St. Paul's (9/23)		Oneonta (1/1)		Vestavia Hills
1996	--	Mountain Brook (14/24)	John Carroll (1/1)		St. Paul's (10/23)			Hoover
1997	--	Pelham (1/4)	St. Paul's (11/23)		UMS-Wright (1/5)			J. O. Johnson
1998	--	Pelham (2/4)	St. Paul's (12/23)		Briarwood Christian (2/4)			Mountain Brook
1999	--	Hewitt-Trussville (1/2)	St. Paul's (13/23)		Briarwood Christian (3/4)			Mountain Brook
2000	--	Mountain Brook (15/24)	St. Paul's (14/23)		Briarwood Christian (4/4)			--
2001	--	Mountain Brook (16/24)	Scottsboro (1/5)	UMS-Wright (2/5)				--
2002	--	Mountain Brook (17/24)	Scottsboro (2/5)	St. James (1/3)				--
2003	--	Mountain Brook (18/24)	Scottsboro (3/5)	Altamont (1/7)				--
2004	--	Mountain Brook (19/24)	Northridge (1/4)	Altamont (2/7)				--
2005	--	Vestavia Hills (1/1)	Northridge (2/4)	Altamont (3/7)				--
2006	--	Hoover (2/13)	St. Paul's (15/23)	Altamont (4/7)				--
2007	--	Mountain Brook (20/24)	St. Paul's (16/23)	Altamont (5/7)				--
2008–2011	No competition
2012	--	Hoover (3/13)	St. Paul's (17/23)	UMS-Wright (3/5)				--
2013	--	Mountain Brook (21/24)	St. Paul's (18/23)	UMS-Wright (4/5)				--
2014	--	Hoover (4/13)	St. Paul's (19/23)	Beauregard (1/1)				--
2015	Hoover (5/13)	Pelham (3/4)	St. Paul's (20/23)		American Christian (1/4)			--
2016	Hoover (6/13)	Pelham (4/4)	St. Paul's (21/23)		American Christian (2/4)			--
2017	Hoover (7/13)	Homewood (1/4)	St. Paul's (22/23)		American Christian (3/4)			--
2018	Hoover (8/13)	Homewood (2/4)	St. Paul's (23/23)		American Christian (4/4)			--
2019	Mountain Brook (22/24)	Homewood (3/4)	Montgomery Catholic (1/1)		St. James (2/3)			--
2020	Hoover (9/13)	Homewood (4/4)	Scottsboro (4/5)		St. James (3/3)			--
2021	Hewitt-Trussville (2/2)	Northridge (3/4)	Brewbaker Tech (1/1)		Providence Christian (1/1)			--
2022	Hoover (10/13)	Northridge (4/4)	UMS-Wright (5/5)		Mobile Christian (1/1)			--
2023	Hoover (11/13)	Mountain Brook (23/24)	Lawrence County (1/1)		Altamont (6/7)			--
2024	Hoover (12/13)	Mountain Brook (24/24)	Scottsboro (5/5)		Houston Academy (1/1)			--
2025	Hoover (13/13)	Chelsea (1/1)	Bayside Academy (1/1)		Altamont (7/7)			--

^† 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

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1991, thirty-four tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-seven champions. The first being Vestavia Hills and Gadsden and most recent first-time champions being Montgomery Academy, Southside-Gadsden, and Guntersville (2025). Twenty teams hold multiple state titles, with eleven winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A-1A
1991	--	Vestavia Hills (1/4)	Gadsden (1/4)
1992	--	Grissom (1/8)	Gadsden (2/4)
1993	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (1/1)	Gadsden (3/4)
1994	--	Grissom (2/8)	John Carroll (1/11)
1995	--	Vestavia Hills (2/4)	Gadsden (4/4)
1996	--	Grissom (3/8)	John Carroll (2/11)
1997	--	Grissom (4/8)	John Carroll (3/11)
1998	--	Grissom (5/8)	John Carroll (4/11)
1999	--	Grissom (6/8)	John Carroll (5/11)
2000	--	Grissom (7/8)	John Carroll (6/11)	Randolph (1/8)
2001	--	Shades Valley (1/3)	Briarwood (1/5)	Randolph (2/8)
2002	--	McGill-Toolen (1/1)	Cullman (1/2)	Randolph (3/8)
2003	--	Hoover (1/2)	Homewood (1/7)	Altamont (1/3)
2004	--	Shades Valley (2/3)	Briarwood (2/5)	Trinity (1/1)
2005	--	Oak Mountain (1/8)	Homewood (2/7)	Holy Spirit (1/1)
2006	--	Shades Valley (3/3)	Homewood (3/7)	Randolph (4/8)
2007	--	Oak Mountain (2/8)	Briarwood (3/5)	Randolph (5/8)
2008	--	Oak Mountain (3/8)	John Carroll (7/11)	Indian Springs (1/5)
2009	--	Fairhope (1/1)	John Carroll (8/11)	Altamont (2/3)
2010	--	Grissom (8/8)	John Carroll (9/11)	UMS-Wright (1/2)
2011	--	Oak Mountain (4/8)	Fort Payne (1/3)	UMS-Wright (2/2)
2012	--	Auburn (1/2)	John Carroll (10/11)	Altamont (3/3)
2013	--	Vestavia Hills (3/4)	Briarwood (4/5)	Collinsville (1/2)
2014	--	Vestavia Hills (4/4)	Homewood (4/7)	Indian Springs (2/5)
2015	Oak Mountain (5/8)	Fort Payne (2/3)	Randolph (6/8)		Westminster Oak Mountain (1/3)
2016	Oak Mountain (6/8)	Cullman (2/2)	Helena (1/1)		Bayside Academy (1/6)
2017	Oak Mountain (7/8)	Pelham (1/1)	Randolph (7/8)		Indian Springs (3/5)
2018	Auburn (2/2)	Homewood (5/7)	Randolph (8/8)		Westminster Oak Mountain (2/3)
2019	Hoover (2/2)	St. Paul's (1/1)	Briarwood (5/5)		Bayside Academy (2/6)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Spain Park (1/1)	Homewood (6/7)	Indian Springs (4/5)		Bayside Academy (3/6)
2022	Daphne (1/2)	Mountain Brook (1/1)	Indian Springs (5/5)		Bayside Academy (4/6)
2023	Daphne (2/2)	Fort Payne (3/3)	John Carroll (11/11)	Bayside Academy (5/6)	Tanner (1/1)
2024	Oak Mountain (8/8)	Homewood (7/7)	Gulf Shores (1/1)	Bayside Academy (6/6)	St. Luke’s Episcopal (1/1)
2025	Montgomery Academy (1/1)	Southside-Gadsden (1/1)	Guntersville (1/1)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (3/3)	Collinsville (2/2)

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

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1991, thirty-four tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-three champions. The first being W.A. Berry and Fort Payne and most recent first-time champions being Lee-Scott Academy and St. John Paul ll (2025). Twenty-two teams hold multiple state titles, with sixteen winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	1A-3A
1991	--	W. A. Berry (1/3)	Fort Payne (1/8)
1992	--	W. A. Berry (2/3)	Fort Payne (2/8)
1993	--	W. A. Berry (3/3)	Fort Payne (3/8)
1994	--	Mountain Brook (1/5)	Fort Payne (4/8)
1995	--	Mountain Brook (2/5)	Fort Payne (5/8)
1996	--	Grissom (1/5)	Fort Payne (6/8)
1997	--	Grissom (2/5)	Briarwood (1/10)
1998	--	Grissom (3/5)	Briarwood (2/10)
1999		Grissom (4/5)	Briarwood (3/10)
2000	--	Huntsville (1/4)	John Carroll (1/5)	Briarwood (4/10)
2001	--	Vestavia Hills (1/7)	Fort Payne (7/8)	Montgomery Academy (1/9)
2002	--	Huntsville (2/4)	Briarwood (5/10)
2003	--	Bob Jones (1/1)	Fort Payne (8/8)	Indian Springs (1/3)
2004	--	Spain Park (1/5)	Huntsville (3/4)	Altamont (1/3)
2005	--	Vestavia Hills (2/7)	Huntsville (4/4)	Indian Springs (2/3)
2006	--	Grissom (5/5)	Briarwood (6/10)	Altamont (2/3)
2007	--	Vestavia Hills (3/7)	Briarwood (7/10)	Altamont (3/3)
2008	--	Mountain Brook (3/5)	Decatur (1/1)	Guntersville (1/3)
2009	--	Spain Park (2/5)	St. Paul's (1/2)	Randolph (1/3)
2010	--	Spain Park (3/5)	Briarwood (8/10)	Guntersville (2/3)
2011	--	Spain Park (4/5)	Spanish Fort (1/1)	Montgomery Academy (2/9)
2012	--	Oak Mountain (1/4)	Chelsea (1/2)	Montgomery Academy (3/9)
2013	--	Mountain Brook (4/5)	Athens (1/1)	Randolph (2/3)
2014	--	Oak Mountain (2/4)	John Carroll (2/5)	Montgomery Academy (4/9)
2015	Oak Mountain (3/4)	John Carroll (3/5)	Randolph (3/3)		Montgomery Academy (5/9)
2016	Vestavia Hills (4/7)	John Carroll (4/5)	Guntersville (3/3)		Holy Spirit (1/1)
2017	McGill-Toolen (1/1)	Chelsea (2/2)	Briarwood (9/10)		Montgomery Academy (6/9)
2018	Vestavia Hills (5/7)	John Carroll (5/5)	Trinity Presbyterian (1/3)		Montgomery Academy (7/9)
2019	Vestavia Hills (6/7)	Homewood (1/3)	Montgomery Academy (8/9)		Westminster-Oak Mountain (1/2)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Oak Mountain (4/4)	St. Pauls (2/2)	Montgomery Academy (9/9)		Trinity Presbyterian (2/3)
2022	Spain Park (5/5)	Homewood (2/3)	Indian Springs (3/3)		Trinity Presbyterian (3/3)
2023	Sparkman (1/1)	Homewood (3/3)	Springville (1/2)	Westminster Christian (1/3)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (2/2)
2024	Auburn (1/1)	Mountain Brook (5/5)	Springville (2/2)	Westminster Christian (2/3)	St. James (1/1)
2025	Vestavia Hills (7/7)	Briarwood (10/10)	Westminster Christian (3/3)	St. John Paul ll (1/1)	Lee-Scott Academy (1/1)

Briarwood Christian holds the all-time record with 10 titles. ^[33]

Fort Payne holds the most consecutive championships with 6 titles (1991–96). ^[34]

Softball

Fast Pitch

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1995, thirty tournaments have been held with a total of sixty-nine champions. The first being Robertsdale and the most recent first-time champions being Helena, Moody, and Zion Chapel (2025). Thirty-seven teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty-five winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1995	--	Robertsdale (1/3)
1996	--	Robertsdale (2/3)		St. James (1/5)
1997	--	Hoover (1/5)	Robertsdale (3/3)		Trinity (1/2)
1998	--	Hoover (2/5)	Thompson (1/4)		Alabama Christian (1/9)
1999	--	Thompson (2/4)	Mortimer Jordan (1/4)		Alabama Christian (2/9)
2000	--	Grissom (1/1)	Hartselle (1/5)	Brooks (1/1)		Madison Academy (1/2)
2001	--	Hoover (3/5)	Oak Mountain (1/1)	St. James (2/5)	Madison Academy (2/2)	Pisgah (1/10)
2002	--	Hoover (4/5)	Hartselle (2/5)	Trinity (2/2)	Alabama Christian (3/9)	Pisgah (2/10)	Athens Bible (1/2)
2003	--	Baker (1/4)	Hartselle (3/5)	Demopolis (1/1)	Alabama Christian (4/9)	Pisgah (3/10)	Waterloo (1/3)
2004	--	Hoover (5/5)	Buckhorn (1/3)	Alexandria (1/2)	Alabama Christian (5/9)	Pisgah (4/10)	Ragland (1/4)
2005	--	Baker (2/4)	Hueytown (1/4)	St. James (3/5)	Pisgah (5/10)	Flomaton (1/1)	Waterloo (2/3)
2006	--	Sparkman (1/6)	Hueytown (2/4)	St. James (4/5)	Alabama Christian (6/9)	Ider (1/3)	Waterloo (3/3)
2007	--	Baker (3/4)	Gulf Shores (1/1)	Alabama Christian (7/9)	Leeds (1/1)	Oakman (1/1)	Kinston (1/2)
2008	--	Hueytown (3/4)	Mortimer Jordan (2/4)	St. James (5/5)	Pisgah (6/10)	Ider (2/3)	Athens Bible (2/2)
2009	--	Sparkman (2/6)	Mortimer Jordan (3/4)	Alabama Christian (8/9)	West Morgan (1/1)	Ider (3/3)	Speake (1/1)
2010	--	Hueytown (4/4)	Athens (1/3)	Ardmore (1/1)	Sumiton Christian (1/4)	Hatton (1/6)	Ragland (2/4)
2011	--	Dothan (1/1)	Mortimer Jordan (4/4)	Dallas County (1/1)	Pisgah (7/10)	Hatton (2/6)	Ragland (3/4)
2012	--	Sparkman (3/6)	Chelsea (1/2)	Haleyville (1/2)	Saks (1/1)	Hatton (3/6)	Ragland (4/4)
2013	--	Sparkman (4/6)	Hayden (1/3)	Haleyville (2/2)	Pisgah (8/10)	Hatton (4/6)	Parrish (1/1)
2014	--	Sparkman (5/6)	Hartselle (4/5)	Alexandria (2/2)	Winfield (1/1)	Hale County (1/4)	Brantley (1/6)
2015	Baker (4/4)	Wetumpka (1/2)	Springville (1/4)	Curry (1/3)	Hale County (2/4)	Sumiton Christian School (2/4)	Brantley (2/6)
2016	Sparkman (6/6)	Chelsea (2/2)	Springville (2/4)	Curry (2/3)	Hale County (3/4)	Sumiton Christian School (3/4)	Brantley (3/6)
2017	Buckhorn (2/3)	Hazel Green (1/2)	Springville (3/4)	Northside (1/1)	Pisgah (9/10)	Hatton (5/6)	Sumiton Christian School (4/4)
2018	Fairhope (1/1)	Hartselle (5/5)	Springville (4/4)	Hale County (4/4)	Prattville Christian	G.W. Long (1/2)	Brantley (4/6)
2019	Hewitt-Trussville (1/4)	Buckhorn (3/3)	Hayden (2/3)	Alabama Christian (9/9)	Pisgah (10/10)	G.W. Long (2/2)	Mars Hill Bible (1/1)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Hewitt-Trussville (2/4)	Hazel Green (2/2)	Satsuma (1/1)	North Jackson (1/1)	Plainview (1/2)	Orange Beach (1/5)	Brantley (5/6)
2022	Thompson (3/4)	Athens (2/3)	Hayden (3/3)	Curry (3/3)	Houston Academy (1/1)	Orange Beach (2/5)	Holy Spirit (1/1)
2023	Hewitt-Trussville (3/4)	Wetumpka (2/2)	Brewbaker Tech (1/1)	Orange Beach (3/5)	Plainview (2/2)	Hatton (6/6)	Brantley (6/6)
2024	Hewitt-Trussville (4/4)	Athens (3/3)	Jasper (1/1)	Orange Beach (4/5)	Opp (1/1)	Wicksburg (1/2)	Skyline (1/1)
2025	Thompson (4/4)	Helena (1/1)	Moody (1/1)	Orange Beach (5/5)	Wicksburg (2/2)	Zion Chapel (1/1)	Kinston (2/2)

Pisgah holds the all-time record with 10 titles. ^[35]

Pisgah holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (2001–05). ^[36]

Slow Pitch

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 (1/3)			Pleasant Valley (1/9)
1987	Satsuma (2/3)		Haleyville (1/1)		Falkville (1/1)
1988	Mary Montgomery (1/1)		Pleasant Valley (2/9)		Gaston (1/4)
1989	Arab (1/2)	Athens (1/3)	New Hope (1/4)	Pleasant Valley (3/9)	Gaston (2/4)	Hubbertville (1/3)
1990	Satsuma (3/3)	Athens (2/3)	New Hope (2/4)	Pleasant Valley (4/9)	Gaston (3/4)	Hubbertville (2/3)
1991	Baker (1/3)	Cullman (1/3)	Carbon Hill (1/1)	Pleasant Valley (5/9)	Gaston (4/4)	Hubbertville (3/3)
1992	Baker (2/3)	Arab (2/2)	Ashford (1/3)	Pleasant Valley (6/9)	Hatton (1/3)	Speake (1/1)
1993	Baker (3/3)	Sparkman (1/1)	Hokes Bluff (1/2)	Ardmore (1/2)	Hatton (2/3)	Waterloo (1/5)
1994	Walker (1/3)	Smiths Station (1/1)	Brooks (1/1)	New Hope (3/4)	Cordova (1/3)	Waterloo (2/5)
1995	Walker (2/3)	Hazel Green (1/5)	New Hope (4/4)	Cordova (2/3)	Alabama Christian (1/1)	Waterloo (3/5)
1996	Walker (3/3)	Hazel Green (2/5)	Ashford (2/3)	Pleasant Valley (7/9)	Hatton (3/3)	Addison (1/1)
1997	Hazel Green (3/5)	Cullman (2/3)	Ashford (3/3)	Cordova (3/3)	Colbert Heights (1/1)	Waterloo (4/5)
1998	Hazel Green (4/5)	Cullman (3/3)	Hokes Bluff (2/2)	Ardmore (2/2)	Sand Rock (1/1)	Houston Academy (1/3)
1999	Athens (3/3)		Geneva (1/3)	Pleasant Valley (8/9)	Geraldine (1/2)	Houston Academy (2/3)
2000	Hazel Green (5/5)		Geneva (2/3)	Pleasant Valley (9/9)	Geraldine (2/2)	G. W. Long (1/1)
2001	Geneva (3/3)			Munford (1/1)		Waterloo (5/5)
2002	--	Houston Academy (3/3)

Pleasant Valley holds the all-time record with 9 titles. ^[37]

Pleasant Valley holds the most consecutive championships with 5 titles (1988–92). ^[38]

Swimming & Diving

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1960, sixty-five tournaments have been held with a total of fourteen champions. The first being Coffee and most recent first-time champion being Scottsboro (2024). Eight teams hold multiple and consecutive state titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A	Junior High
1960	Coffee (1/1)							--
1961	Tuscaloosa (1/6)							--
1962	Tuscaloosa (2/6)							--
1963	Tuscaloosa (3/6)							--
1964	Tuscaloosa (4/6)							--
1965	Tuscaloosa (5/6)							--
1966	Sidney Lanier (1/1)							Mountain Brook
1967	Tuscaloosa (6/6)							Mountain Brook
1968	Huntsville (1/21)							Whitesburg
1969	W.A. Berry (1/10)							Vestavia Hills
1970	W.A. Berry (2/10)							Mountain Brook
1971	W.A. Berry (3/10)							Mountain Brook
1972	W.A. Berry (4/10)							Mountain Brook
1973	W.A. Berry (5/10)							Whitesburg
1974	Huntsville (2/21)							Vestavia Hills
1975	Huntsville (3/21)							Mountain Brook
1976	Mountain Brook (1/1)							Mountain Brook
1977	Huntsville (4/21)							Mountain Brook
1978	Huntsville (5/21)							Mountain Brook
1979	Huntsville (6/21)							W.A. Berry
1980	Huntsville (7/21)							Dauphin
1981	Huntsville (8/21)							Mountain Brook
1982	Huntsville (9/21)							Mountain Brook
1983	Huntsville (10/21)							Mountain Brook
1984	Grissom (1/15)							Mountain Brook
1985	Grissom (2/15)							--
1986	Grissom (3/15)							--
1987	Grissom (4/15)							--
1988	Grissom (5/15)							--
1989	Grissom (6/15)							--
1990	Grissom (7/15)							--
1991	Grissom (8/15)							--
1992	Grissom (9/15)							--
1993	Grissom (10/15)							--
1994	Grissom (11/15)							--
1995	Grissom (12/15)							--
1996	Grissom (13/15)							--
1997	Hoover (6/10)							--
1998	Grissom (14/15)							--
1999	Grissom (15/15)							--
2000	Hoover (7/10)							--
2001	Hoover (8/10)							--
2002	Hoover (9/10)							--
2003	Hoover (10/10)							--
2004	Bob Jones (1/9)							--
2005	Bob Jones (2/9)							--
2006	Bob Jones (3/9)							--
2007	Bob Jones (4/9)							--
2008	Bob Jones (5/9)							--
2009	Bob Jones (6/9)							--
2010	Bob Jones (7/9)							--
2011	McGill-Toolen (1/1)							--
2012	Huntsville (11/21)							--
2013	Huntsville (12/21)							--
2014	Bob Jones (8/9)		St. Paul’s (1/4)					--
2015	Bob Jones (9/9)		St. Paul’s (2/4)					--
2016	Huntsville (13/21)		St. Paul’s (3/4)					--
2017	Huntsville (14/21)		St. Paul’s (4/4)					--
2018	Huntsville (15/21)		Boaz (1/3) & T.R. Miller (1/3)					--
2019	Huntsville (16/21)		T.R. Miller (2/3)					--
2020	Huntsville (17/21)		T.R. Miller (3/3)					--
2021	Huntsville (18/21)		Randolph (1/1)					--
2022	Huntsville (19/21)		Boaz (2/3)					--
2023	Huntsville (20/21)		Boaz (3/3)					--
2024	Huntsville (21/21)		Scottsboro (1/1)					--

Huntsville holds the all-time record with 21 titles. ^[39]

Grissom holds the most consecutive championships with 13 titles (1984–96) (Consecutive record for AHSAA boys sports). ^[40]

Girls

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1963, sixty-two 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 (1/3)							--
1964	Floyd Junior (Montgomery) (1/1)							--
1965	Sidney Lanier (2/3)							--
1966	Sidney Lanier (3/3)							Mountain Brook
1967	Coffee (1/2)							Floyd (Montgomery)
1968	Coffee (2/2)							Whitesburg
1969	W. A. Berry (1/5)							Whitesburg
1970	W. A. Berry (2/5)							Whitesburg
1971	Huntsville (1/12)							Whitesburg
1972	Huntsville (2/12)							J.T. Wright
1973	Huntsville (3/12)							Whitesburg
1974	Huntsville (4/12)							Mountain Brook
1975	Huntsville (5/12)							Mountain Brook
1976	Huntsville (6/12)							Whitesburg
1977	Grissom (1/18)							Mountain Brook
1978	Grissom (2/18)							Mountain Brook
1979	Grissom (3/18)							Eastwood
1980	Huntsville (7/12)							Mountain Brook
1981	Huntsville (8/12)							Mountain Brook
1982	Huntsville (9/12)							Huntsville
1983	Huntsville (10/12)							Mountain Brook
1984	Grissom (4/18)							Simmons
1985	Grissom (5/18)							--
1986	Grissom (6/18)							--
1987	Grissom (7/18)							--
1988	Grissom (8/18)							--
1989	Grissom (9/18)							--
1990	Grissom (10/18)							--
1991	Grissom (11/18)							--
1992	Grissom (12/8)							--
1993	Grissom (13/18)							--
1994	W. A. Berry (3/5)							--
1995	Grissom (14/18)							--
1996	Grissom (15/18)							--
1997	UMS-Wright (1/4)							--
1998	Grissom (16/18)							--
1999	Grissom (17/18)							--
2000	Mountain Brook (1/6)							--
2001	Mountain Brook (2/6)							--
2002	Mountain Brook (3/6)							--
2003	St. Paul's (1/4)							--
2004	St. Paul's (2/4)							--
2005	Mountain Brook (4/6)							--
2006	Mountain Brook (5/6)							--
2007	Bob Jones (1/4)							--
2008	Grissom (18/18)							--
2009	Mountain Brook (6/6)							--
2010	Hoover (4/5)							--
2011	Hoover (5/5)							--
2012	McGill-Toolen (1/1)							--
2013	Auburn (1/5)							--
2014	Auburn (2/5)		St. Paul’s (3/4)					--
2015	Auburn (3/5)		St. Paul’s (4/4)					--
2016	Auburn (4/5)		Westminster Christian (1/5)					--
2017	Auburn (5/5)		Westminster Christian (2/5)					--
2018	Westminster Christian (3/5)		UMS-Wright (2/4)					--
2019	Westminster Christian (4/5)		UMS-Wright (3/4)					--
2020	Huntsville (11/12)		Bayside Academy (1/1)					--
2021	Huntsville (12/12)		Randolph (1/1)					--
2022	Bob Jones (2/4)		UMS-Wright (4/4)					--
2023	Bob Jones (3/4)		Whitesburg Christian (1/1)					--
2024	Bob Jones (4/4)		Westminster Christian (5/5)					--

Grissom holds the all-time record with 18 titles. ^[41]

Grissom holds the most consecutive championships with 10 titles (1984–93). ^[42]

Tennis

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1945, eighty tournaments have been held with a total of forty-seven champions. The first being Woodlawn and most recent first-time champion being Tuscaloosa Academy (2025). Twenty-four teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1945	--			Woodlawn (1/2)
1946	--			Woodlawn (2/2)
1947	--			Phillips (1/1)
1948	--			Sylacauga (1/10)
1949	--			Sylacauga (2/10)
1950	--			Sylacauga (3/10)
1951	--			Sylacauga (4/10)
1952	--			Sidney Lanier (1/1)
1953	--			Anniston (1/6)
1954	--			Sylacauga (5/10) & Anniston (2/6)†
1955	--			Sylacauga (6/10)
1956	--			Bessemer (1/1)
1957	--			Shades Valley (1/1)
1958	--			Anniston (3/6)
1959	--			Anniston (4/6)
1960	--			Anniston (5/6)
1961	--			Tuscaloosa (1/6)
1962	--			Tuscaloosa (2/6)
1963	--			Tuscaloosa (3/6)
1964	--			Anniston (6/6)
1965	--			Huntsville (1/6)
1966	--			Tuscaloosa (4/6)
1967	--			Tuscaloosa (5/6)
1968	--			University Military School (1/16)
1969	--			Mountain Brook (1/29)
1970	--			Mountain Brook (2/29)
1971	--			Mountain Brook (3/29)
1972	--			Mountain Brook (4/29)
1973	--			Mountain Brook (5/29)
1974	--			Tuscaloosa (6/6)
1975	--			Mountain Brook (6/29)
1976	--			McGill (1/5)
1977	--			McGill (2/5)
1978	--			McGill-Toolen (3/5)	Cullman (1/2)
1979	--			McGill-Toolen (4/5)	Cullman (2/2)
1980	--			Huntsville (2/6)	St. Paul's (1/14)
1981	--			Huntsville (3/6)	UMS Prep (2/14)
1982	--			Huntsville (4/6)	St. Paul’s (3/14)
1983	--			Mountain Brook (7/29)	St. Paul’s 4/14)
1984	--			Huntsville (5/6)	Randolph (1/2)
1985	--	Mountain Brook (8/29)	Homewood (1/1)
1986	--	Mountain Brook (9/29)	St. Paul’s (5/14)
1987	--	Mountain Brook (10/29)	St. Paul's (6/14)
1988	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (1/1)	Houston Academy (1/6)
1989	--	Austin (1/1)	UMS-Wright (2/16)
1990	--	Huntsville (6/6)	UMS-Wright (3/16)
1991	--	Opelika (1/1)	Athens (1/3)	Jemison (1/3)
1992	--	Grissom (1/1)	Athens (2/3)	Jemison (2/3)
1993	--	Mountain Brook (11/29)	Athens (3/3)	Jemison (3/3)
1994	--	Mountain Brook (12/29)	Sylacauga (7/10)	St. Paul's (7/14)
1995	--	Vestavia Hills (1/10)	John Carroll (1/1)	St. Paul’s (8/14)
1996	--	Mountain Brook (13/29)	Sylacauga (8/10)	Jacksonville (1/1)	St. Paul’s (9/14)
1997	--	Mountain Brook (14/29)	Sylacauga (9/10)	St. Paul’s (10/14)	Montgomery Academy (1/17)
1998	--	Mountain Brook (15/29)	Sylacauga (10/10)	St. Paul’s (11/14)	Montgomery Academy (2/17)
1999	--	Hoover (1/3)	Walker (1/10)	Cherokee County (1/1)	Montgomery Academy (3/17)
2000	--	Mountain Brook (16/29)	Walker (2/10)	St. Paul’s (12/14)	Trinity (1/4)
2001	--	Hoover (2/3)	Walker (3/10)	UMS-Wright (4/16)	Montgomery Academy (4/17)
2002	--	Mountain Brook (17/29)	Muscle Shoals (1/4)	UMS-Wright (5/16)	Montgomery Academy (5/17)
2003	--	Mountain Brook (18/29)	Walker (4/10)	UMS-Wright (6/16)	Montgomery Academy (6/17)
2004	--	Mountain Brook (19/29)	Bradshaw (1/1)	UMS-Wright (7/16)	Montgomery Academy (7/17)
2005	--	Mountain Brook (20/29)	Muscle Shoals (2/4)	Trinity (2/4)	Montgomery Academy (8/17)
2006	--	Hoover (3/3)	Walker (5/10)	UMS-Wright (8/16)	Indian Springs (1/1)
2007	--	Spain Park (1/2)	Walker (6/10)	Trinity (3/4)	Montgomery Academy (9/17)
2008	--	Mountain Brook (21/29)	Walker (7/10)	Trinity (4/4)	Randolph (2/2)
2009	--	Mountain Brook (22/29)	St. Paul's (13/14)	UMS-Wright (9/16)	Bayside Academy (1/1)
2010	--	Mountain Brook (23/29)	Walker (8/10)	UMS-Wright (10/16)	Altamont (1/2)
2011	--	Vestavia Hills (2/10)	Muscle Shoals (3/4)	UMS-Wright (11/16)	Montgomery Academy (10/17)
2012	--	Vestavia Hills (3/10)	Muscle Shoals (4/4)	UMS-Wright (12/16)	Montgomery Academy (11/17)
2013	--	Vestavia Hills (4/10)	Spanish Fort (1/1)	UMS-Wright (13/16)	Montgomery Academy (12/17)
2014	--	Vestavia Hills (5/10)	St. Paul's (14/14)	UMS-Wright (14/16)	Montgomery Academy (13/17)
2015	Mountain Brook (24/29)	Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (1/1)	UMS-Wright (15/16)		Montgomery Academy (14/17)
2016	Mountain Brook (25/29)	Walker (9/10)	UMS-Wright (16/16)		Montgomery Academy (15/17)
2017	Mountain Brook (26/29)	Florence (1/1)	Briarwood Christian (1/4)		Altamont (2/2)
2018	McGill-Toolen (5/5)	Jasper (10/10)	Briarwood Christian (2/4)		Houston Academy (2/6)
2019	Vestavia Hills (6/10)	Briarwood Christian (3/4)	Montgomery Academy (16/17)		Houston Academy (3/6)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Spain Park (2/2)	Montgomery Academy (17/17)	Madison Academy (1/2)		Houston Academy (4/6)
2022	Vestavia Hills (7/10)	Northridge (1/1)	Madison Academy (2/2)		Houston Academy (5/6)
2023	Vestavia Hills (8/10)	Mountain Brook (27/29)	LAMP (1/1)		St. James (1/1)
2024	Vestavia Hills (9/10)	Mountain Brook (28/29)	Houston Academy (6/6)		Providence Christian (1/1)
2025	Vestavia Hills (10/10)	Mountain Brook (29/29)	Briarwood (4/4)		Tuscaloosa Academy*(1/1)

^† Co-Champions

*Playoff Tiebreak

The Mountain Brook Spartans hold the all-time record with 29 titles (All-time record for AHSAA boys sports). ^[43]

UMS-Wright holds the most consecutive championships with 8 titles (2009–16). ^[44]

Girls

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1963, sixty-two tournaments have been held with a total of thirty-three champions. The first being Tuscaloosa and most recent first-time champion being Sardis (2025). Twenty-one teams hold multiple state titles, with fourteen winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1963	--			Tuscaloosa (1/3)
1964	--			Tuscaloosa (2/3)
1965	--			Murphy (1/3)
1966	--			Murphy (2/3)
1967	--			Murphy (3/3)
1968	--			Ramsay (1/2)
1969	--			Ramsay (2/2)
1970	--			Tuscaloosa (3/3)
1971	--			Montgomery Academy (1/18)
1972	--			Mountain Brook (1/34)
1973	--			Mountain Brook (2/34)
1974	--			Mountain Brook (3/34)
1975	--			Mountain Brook (4/34)
1976	--			Mountain Brook (5/34)
1977	--			Mountain Brook (6/34)
1978	--			Huntsville (1/5)	J. T. Wright (1/1)
1979	--			Mountain Brook (7/34)	Donoho (1/3)
1980	--			Mountain Brook (8/34)	Donoho (2/3)
1981	--			Mountain Brook (9/34)	Donoho (3/3)
1982	--			Huntsville (2/5)	Bayside Academy (1/6)
1983	--			Mountain Brook (10/34)	Bayside Academy (2/6)
1984	--			Huntsville (3/5)	Bayside Academy (3/6)
1985	--	Mountain Brook (11/34)	St. Paul's (1/19)
1986	--	Mountain Brook (12/34)	St. Paul's (2/19)
1987	--	Mountain Brook (13/34)	St. Paul's (3/19)
1988	--	Mountain Brook (14/34)	Houston Academy (1/8)
1989	--	Vestavia Hills (1/15)	Houston Academy (2/8)
1990	--	Huntsville (4/5)	St. Paul's (4/19)
1991	--	Vestavia Hills (2/15)	Erwin (1/1)	Houston Academy (3/8)
1992	--	Vestavia Hills (3/15)	Andalusia (1/5)	Houston Academy (4/8)
1993	--	Vestavia Hills (4/15)	Andalusia (2/5)	St. Paul's (5/19)
1994	--	Jeff Davis (1/1)	Andalusia (3/5)	UMS-Wright (1/17)
1995	--	Mountain Brook (15/34)	Andalusia (4/5)	Trinity (1/6)
1996	--	Grissom (1/1)	Andalusia (5/5)	Jemison (1/1)	Trinity (2/6)
1997	--	Mountain Brook (16/34)	Muscle Shoals (1/3)	St. Paul's (6/19)	Montgomery Academy (2/18)
1998	--	Vestavia Hills (5/15)	Cullman (1/2)	St. Paul's (7/19)	Montgomery Academy (3/18)
1999	--	Vestavia Hills (6/15)	Muscle Shoals (2/3)	St. Paul's (8/19)	Montgomery Academy (4/18)
2000	--	Mountain Brook (17/34)	John Carroll (1/1)	St. Paul's (9/19)	Montgomery Academy (5/18)
2001	--	Mountain Brook (18/34)	Briarwood (1/3)	Trinity (3/6)	Montgomery Academy (6/18)
2002	--	Mountain Brook (19/34)	St. Paul's (10/19)	Trinity (4/6)	Montgomery Academy (7/18)
2003	--	Mountain Brook (20/34)	Walker (1/2)	St. James (1/2)	Houston Academy (5/8)
2004	--	Mountain Brook (21/34)	St. Paul's (11/19)	UMS-Wright (2/17)	Montgomery Academy (8/18)
2005	--	Mountain Brook (22/34)	St. Paul's (12/19)	UMS-Wright (3/17)	Houston Academy (6/8)
2006	--	Mountain Brook (23/34)	St. Paul's (13/19)	UMS-Wright (4/17)	Houston Academy (7/8)
2007	--	Vestavia Hills (7/15)	St. Paul's (14/19)	Trinity (5/6)	Bayside Academy (4/6)
2008	--	Vestavia Hills (8/15)	St. Paul's (15/19)	Trinity (6/6)	Montgomery Academy (9/18)
2009	--	Vestavia Hills (9/15)	St. Paul's (16/19)	UMS-Wright (5/17)	Montgomery Academy (10/18)
2010	--	Vestavia Hills (10/15)	St. Paul's (17/19)	UMS-Wright (6/17)	Montgomery Academy (11/18)
2011	--	Mountain Brook (24/34)	Muscle Shoals (3/3) & Cullman (2/2)†	UMS-Wright (7/17)	Montgomery Academy (12/18)
2012	--	Mountain Brook (25/34)	St. Paul's (18/19)	UMS-Wright (8/17)	Montgomery Academy (13/18)
2013	--	Vestavia Hills (11/15)	Briarwood Christian (2/3)	UMS-Wright (9/17)	Montgomery Academy (14/18)
2014	--	Mountain Brook (26/34)	St. Paul's (19/19)	UMS-Wright (10/17)	Houston Academy (8/8)
2015	Huntsville (5/5)	Walker (2/2)	UMS-Wright (11/17)		Montgomery Academy (15/18)
2016	Vestavia Hills (12/15)	Briarwood Christian (3/3)	UMS-Wright (12/17)		Montgomery Academy (16/18)
2017	Mountain Brook (27/34)	Decatur (1/1)	UMS-Wright (13/17)		Montgomery Academy (17/18)
2018	Mountain Brook (28/34)	Northridge (1/1)	UMS-Wright (14/17)		Bayside Academy (5/6)
2019	Mountain Brook (29/34)	UMS-Wright (15/17)	Montgomery Academy (18/18)		St. James (2/2)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Auburn (1/2)	Mountain Brook (30/34)	St. John Paul ll (1/1)		St. Luke’s Episcopal (1/1)
2022	Vestavia Hills (13/15)	Mountain Brook (31/34)	Randolph (1/1)		Bayside Academy (6/6)
2023	Auburn (2/2)	Mountain Brook (32/34)	UMS-Wright (16/17)		Lauderdale County (1/3)
2024	Vestavia Hills (14/15)	Mountain Brook (33/34)	UMS-Wright (17/17)		Lauderdale County (2/3)
2025	Vestavia Hills (15/15)	Mountain Brook (34/34)	Sardis (1/1)		Lauderdale County (3/3)

^† Co-Champions

The Mountain Brook Spartans hold the all-time record with 34 titles (All-time record for AHSAA girls sports). ^[45]

UMS-Wright holds the most consecutive championships with 11 titles (2009–19). ^[46]

Track and Field

Boys

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1925, 100 tournaments have been held with a total of 107 champions. The first being Snead Seminary and Bessemer, and most recent first-time champion being Weaver (2025). Sixty-four teams hold multiple state titles, with fifty-one winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1965	--			Sidney Lanier (6/7)	Auburn (1/9)	Birmingham University School (1/4)
1966	--			Shades Valley (1/1)	Auburn (2/9)	Birmingham University School (2/4)
1967	--			Sidney Lanier (7/7)	Auburn (3/9)	Birmingham University School (3/4)
1968	--			Lee-Montgomery (2/7)	Auburn (4/9)	Birmingham University School (4/4)
1969	--			Carver-Birmingham (1/1)	Auburn (5/9)	East Highland (1/2)
1970	--			Lee-Montgomery (3/7)	Auburn (6/9)	East Highland (2/2)
1971	--			Lee-Montgomery (4/7)	Auburn (7/9)	Ashville (1/3)
1972	--			Murphy (6/10)	Cobb Avenue (1/1)	Ashville (2/3)
1973	--			Jeff Davis (1/3)	Athens (1/4)	Ashville (3/3)
1974	--			Murphy (7/10)	John Carroll (1/1)	Cherokee Vocational (1/2)
1975	--			Parker (1/1)	Athens (2/4)	Calhoun (1/5)
1976	--			Davidson (1/7)	Athens (3/4)	Clements (1/1)
1977	--			Jeff Davis (2/3)	Athens (4/4)	Elmore County (1/2)
1978	--			Lee-Montgomery (5/7)	Cherokee County (1/1)	D. C. Wolfe (1/1)
1979	--			Lee-Montgomery (6/7)	Gardendale (1/3)	Calhoun (2/5)	Coffeeville (1/6)
1980	--			Lee-Montgomery (7/7)	McAdory (2/2)	Calhoun (3/5)	Coffeeville (2/6)
1981	--			Davidson (2/7)	UMS Prep (1/24)	Calhoun (4/5)	Coffeeville (3/6)
1982	--			Davidson (3/7)	UMS Prep (2/24)	Calhoun (5/5)	Coffeeville (4/6)
1983	--			Central-Tuscaloosa (1/4)	UMS Prep (3/24)	St. Paul's (1/17)	Coffeeville (5/6)
1984	--			Davidson (4/7)	Gardendale (2/3)	St. Paul's (2/17)	Coffeeville (6/6)
1985	--	Davidson (5/7)	Mobile County (1/1)	St. Paul's (3/17)		Hazlewood (2/16)
1986	--	Davidson (6/7)	Monroe County (1/1)	Vincent (1/3)		Hazlewood (3/16)
1987	--	Davidson (7/7)	Williamson (1/6)	Geneva (1/3)		Randolph (1/1)
1988	--	Murphy (8/10)	Williamson (2/6)	Geneva (2/3)		J. F. Shields (1/1)
1989	--	Gardendale (3/3)	Blount (1/8)	Geneva (3/3)	Cherokee Vocational (2/2) & St. Paul's (4/17)†	Hazlewood (4/16)	Billingsley (1/1)
1990	--	Murphy (9/10)	Blount (2/8)	UMS-Wright (4/24)	Elmore County (2/2)	Hazlewood (5/16)	Courtland (1/7)
1991	--	Murphy (10/10)	Blount (3/8)	T. R. Miller (1/7)	UMS-Wright (5/24)	Hazlewood (6/16)	Courtland (2/7)
1992	--	Theodore (1/1)	Blount (4/8)	T. R. Miller (2/7)	St. Paul's (5/17)	Hazlewood (7/16)	Alabama School for Deaf (1/3)
1993	--	Central-Phenix City (1/1)	Williamson (3/6)	Leeds (1/8)	St. Paul's (6/17)	Hazlewood (8/16)	Montgomery County (1/1)
1994	--	Jeff Davis (3/3)	Smiths Station (1/1)	Leeds (2/8)	St. Paul's (7/17)	Hazlewood (9/16)	Courtland (3/7)
1995	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (2/4)	Williamson (4/6)	Leeds (3/8)	St. Paul's (8/17)	Oneonta (1/1)	Courtland (4/7)
1996	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (3/4)	Williamson (5/6)	Leeds (4/8)	St. Paul's (9/17)	Hazlewood (10/16)	Courtland (5/7)
1997	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (4/4)	Blount (5/8)	Madison County (1/2)	UMS-Wright (6/24)	Rogers (1/1)	St. Jude (1/4)
1998	--	Opelika (1/11)	Blount (6/8)	Leeds (5/8)	UMS-Wright (7/24)	Hazlewood (11/16)	St. Jude (2/4)
1999	--	Opelika (2/11)	Blount (7/8)	Madison County (2/2)	UMS-Wright (8/24)	Hazlewood (12/16)	St. Jude (3/4)
2000	--	Opelika (3/11)	Blount (8/8)	Leeds (6/8)	UMS-Wright (9/24)	Hazlewood (13/16)	Courtland (6/7)
2001	--	Grissom (1/1)	Williamson (6/6)	Leeds (7/8)	Lincoln (1/2)	St. Jude (4/4)	Hazlewood (14/16)
2002	--	Tuscaloosa County (1/1)	Scottsboro (1/10)	UMS-Wright (10/24)	Sheffield (1/1)	Vincent (2/3)	Hazlewood (15/16)
2003	--	Opelika (4/11)	Scottsboro (2/10)	UMS-Wright (11/24)	T. R. Miller (3/7)	Vincent (3/3)	Hazlewood (16/16)
2004	--	Opelika (5/11)	Scottsboro (3/10)	UMS-Wright (12/24)	T. R. Miller (4/7)	Randolph County (1/1)	Courtland (7/7)
2005	--	Hoover (1/13)	Scottsboro (4/10)	UMS-Wright (13/24)	Leeds (8/8)	Altamont (1/3)	Alabama School for Deaf (2/3)
2006	--	Opelika (6/11)	St. Paul's (10/17)	UMS-Wright (14/24)	T. R. Miller (5/7)	Altamont (2/3)	Alabama School for Deaf (3/3)
2007	--	Opelika (7/11)	St. Paul's (11/17)	Jacksonville (1/1)	Mobile Christian (1/3)	Falkville (1/7)	Cedar Bluff (1/6)
2008	--	Vestavia Hills (1/3)	St. Paul's (12/17)	Beauregard (1/2)	Lincoln (2/2)	Falkville (2/7)	Cedar Bluff (2/6)
2009	--	Hoover (2/13)	Spanish Fort (1/2)	UMS-Wright (15/24)	T. R. Miller (6/7)	Mobile Christian (2/3)	Cedar Bluff (3/6)
2010	--	Hoover (3/13)	Spanish Fort (2/2) & St. Paul's (13/17)†	UMS-Wright (16/24)	T. R. Miller (7/7)	Lanett (1/2)	Cedar Bluff (4/6)
2011	--	Hoover (4/13)	St. Paul's (14/17)	UMS-Wright (17/24)	Greensboro (1/4)	Lanett (2/2)	Cedar Bluff (5/6)
2012	--	Hoover (5/13)	St. Paul's (15/17)	UMS-Wright (18/24)	Greensboro (2/4)	Tanner (1/1)	Cedar Bluff (6/6)
2013	--	Auburn (8/9)	Paul W. Bryant (1/1)	UMS-Wright (19/24)	Piedmont (1/2)	LaFayette (1/2)	Falkville (3/7)
2014	--	Hoover (6/13)	Homewood (1/5)	UMS-Wright (20/24)	Piedmont (2/2)	Mobile Christian (3/3)	Falkville (4/7)
2015	Hoover (7/13)	Opelika (8/11)	St. Paul's (16/17)	UMS-Wright (21/24)	Winfield (1/4)	Falkville (5/7)	Marion County (1/1)
2016	Auburn (9/9)	Opelika (9/11)	St. Paul's (17/17)	UMS-Wright (22/24)	Winfield (2/4)	Cold Springs (1/4)	St. Bernard (1/1)
2017	Hoover (8/13)	Opelika (10/11)	Scottsboro (5/10)	Greensboro (3/4)	American Christian (1/2)	Cold Springs (2/4)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (1/3)
2018	Hoover (9/13)	Homewood (2/5)	Beauregard (2/2)	Winfield (3/4)	American Christian (2/2)	Falkville (6/7)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (2/3)
2019	Hoover (10/13)	Homewood (3/5)	Scottsboro (6/10)	Greensboro (4/4)	Winfield (4/4)	Altamont (3/3)	Falkville (7/7)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Vestavia Hills (2/3)	Opelika (11/11)	UMS-Wright (23/24)	Bibb County (1/1)	Montgomery Catholic (1/1)	Westminster Oak-Mountain (3/3)	Linden (1/1)
2022	Hoover (11/13)	Scottsboro (7/10)	UMS-Wright (24/24)	Anniston (1/3)	Bayside Academy (1/1)	LaFayette (2/2)	Lindsay Lane Christian (1/1)
2023	Hoover (12/13)	Homewood (4/5)	Scottsboro (8/10)	Anniston (2/3)	Madison Academy (1/2)	Cold Springs (3/4)	Loachapoka (1/2)
2024	Hoover (13/13)	Northridge (1/1)	Scottsboro (9/10)	Hamilton (1/1)	Madison Academy (2/2)	Cold Springs (4/4)	Winterboro (1/2)
2025	Vestavia Hills (3/3)	Homewood (5/5)	Scottsboro (10/10)	Anniston (3/3)	Weaver (1/1)	Loachapoka (2/2)	Winterboro (2/2)

UMS-Wright holds the all-time record with 24 titles. ^[47]

UMS-Wright holds the most consecutive championships with 7 titles (2009–15) (Tie). ^[48]

Auburn holds the most consecutive championships with 7 titles. (1965–71) (Tie). ^[49]

Year	AA	A
1925	Snead Seminary (1/2) & Bessemer (1/5)†
1926	Snead Seminary (2/2)
1927	Bessemer (2/5) & Phillips (1/6)†
1928	Bessemer (3/5)
1929	Phillips (2/6)
1930	Phillips (3/6)
1931	Ensley (1/1)
1932	Woodlawn (1/4)
1933	Tuscaloosa (1/3)
1934	West End (1/4)
1935	West End (2/4)
1936	West End (3/4)
1937	Ramsay (1/8)
1938	Ramsay (2/8)
1939	Ramsay (3/8)
1940	Ramsay (4/8)
1941	Ramsay (5/8)
1942	Phillips (4/6)
1943	Phillips (5/6)
1944	Woodlawn (2/4)
1945	Woodlawn (3/4)
1946	Woodlawn (4/4)
1947	West End (4/4)
1948	Sidney Lanier (1/7) & Phillips (6/6)
1949	Ramsay (6/8) & Bessemer (4/5)
1950	Sidney Lanier (2/7) & Bessemer (5/5)
1951	Ramsay (7/8)
1952	Ramsay (8/8)	Andalusia (1/3)
1953	Dothan (1/1)	Hazlewood (1/16)
1954	Sidney Lanier (3/7)	Andalusia (2/3) & McAdory (1/2)†
1955	Tuscaloosa (2/3)	Andalusia (3/3)
1956	Sidney Lanier (4/7)	Fairfield (1/1)
1957	Tuscaloosa (3/3)	Enterprise (1/1)
1958	Gadsden (1/1) & Murphy (1/10)†	Russellville (1/1)
1959	Murphy (2/10)	Tallassee (1/1)
1960	Murphy (3/10)	Sylacauga (1/3)
1961	Lee-Montgomery (1/7)	Sylacauga (2/3)
1962	Murphy (4/10)	Deshler (1/2)
1963	Murphy (5/10)	Sylacauga (3/3)
1964	Sidney Lanier (5/7)	Deshler (2/2)

^† Co-Champions

Girls

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1972, fifty-three tournaments have been held with a total of seventy-six champions. The first being Clements and the most recent first-time champion being Winterboro (2025). Forty-four teams hold multiple state titles, with thirty-six winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1972	--			Clements (1/1)
1973	--			Athens (1/3)
1974	--			Hayes (1/2)
1975	--			Hayes (2/2)
1976	--			Mountain Brook (1/14)		St. Paul's (1/25)
1977	--			Mountain Brook (2/14)	Athens (2/3)	St. Paul's (2/25)
1978	--			Bradshaw (1/2)	Athens (3/3)	Lauderdale County (1/1)
1979	--			Bradshaw (2/2)	Clarke County (1/9)	Calhoun (1/4)	Randolph (1/11)
1980	--			McGill-Toolen (1/1)	Clarke County (2/9)	Calhoun (2/4)	Randolph (2/11)
1981	--			Lee-Montgomery (1/1)	Weaver (1/1)	Calhoun (3/4)	Randolph (3/11)
1982	--			Murphy (1/3)	J. T. Wright (1/2)	Calhoun (4/4)	Alabama School for the Deaf (1/2)
1983	--			Murphy (2/3)	J. T. Wright (2/2)	Vincent (1/2)	Coffeeville (1/1)
1984	--			Mountain Brook (3/14)	Clarke County (3/9)	Vincent (2/2)	Alabama School for the Deaf (2/2)
1985	--	Murphy (3/3)	Cullman (1/2)	St. Paul's (3/25)		J. F. Shields (1/2)
1986	--	Auburn (1/1)	Mobile County (1/4)	Clarke County (4/9)		Randolph (4/11)
1987	--	Davidson (1/2)	Mobile County (2/4)	Clarke County (5/9)		Randolph (5/11)
1988	--	Davidson (2/2)	Mobile County (3/4)	Clarke County (6/9)		J. F. Shields (2/2)
1989	--	Jackson-Olin (1/1)	Mobile County (4/4)	Clarke County (7/9)	St. Paul's (4/25)	Randolph (6/11)	Ragland (1/1)
1990	--	Huntsville (1/1)	Williamson (1/7)	Clarke County (8/9)	St. Paul's (5/25)	Randolph (7/11)	Courtland (1/5)
1991	--	Mountain Brook (4/14)	Williamson (2/7)	Clarke County (9/9) & Lincoln (1/1)†	St. Paul's (6/25)	Randolph (8/11)	Courtland (2/5)
1992	--	Mountain Brook (5/14)	Williamson (3/7)	Cherokee County (1/1)	St. Paul's (7/25)	Randolph (9/11)	Courtland (3/5)
1993	--	Mountain Brook (6/14)	Williamson (4/7)	Carver-Birmingham (1/1)	St. Paul's (8/25)	Hazlewood (1/13)	Bayside Academy (1/6)
1994	--	Vigor (1/1)	Cullman (2/2)	Jacksonville (1/1)	St. Paul's (9/25)	Hazlewood (2/13)	Randolph (10/11)
1995	--	Mountain Brook (7/14)	Fort Payne (1/1)	Greensboro (1/1)	St. Paul's (10/25)	Hazlewood (3/13)	Bayside Academy (2/6)
1996	--	J. O. Johnson (1/1)	Williamson (5/7)	Chelsea (1/2)	St. Paul's (11/25)	Hazlewood (4/13)	Mars Hill (1/2)
1997	--	Grissom (1/1)	Scottsboro (1/8)	St. Paul's (12/25)	Briarwood (1/3)	Hazlewood (5/13)	Courtland (4/5)
1998	--	Pelham (1/1)	Williamson (6/7)	Madison County (1/1)	Briarwood (2/3)	Hazlewood (6/13)	Courtland (5/5)
1999	--	Hewitt-Trussville (1/1)	Williamson (7/7)	St. Paul's (13/25)	Briarwood (3/3)	Mars Hill (2/2)	St. Jude (1/1)
2000	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (1/4)	Scottsboro (2/8)	St. Paul's (14/25)	UMS-Wright (1/17)	Hazlewood (7/13)	Cedar Bluff (1/7)
2001	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (2/4)	St. Paul's (15/25)	UMS-Wright (2/17)	Falkville (1/2)	Red Bay (1/1)	Hazlewood (8/13)
2002	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (3/4)	Scottsboro (3/8)	UMS-Wright (3/17)	Sheffield (1/1)	Altamont (1/14)	Hazlewood (9/13)
2003	--	Central-Tuscaloosa (4/4)	Scottsboro (4/8)	UMS-Wright (4/17)	Leeds (1/3)	Altamont (2/14)	Hazlewood (10/13)
2004	--	Hoover (1/15)	Northridge (1/3)	UMS-Wright (5/17)	Leeds (2/3)	Altamont (3/14)	Hazlewood (11/13)
2005	--	Smiths Station (1/1)	Northridge (2/3)	UMS-Wright (6/17)	Leeds (3/3)	Altamont (4/14)	Hazlewood (12/13)
2006	--	Hoover (2/15)	St. Paul's (16/25)	UMS-Wright (7/17)	Montgomery Academy (1/3)	Altamont (5/14)	Hazlewood (13/13)
2007	--	Mountain Brook (8/14)	St. Paul's (17/25)	Guntersville (1/2)	Altamont (6/14)	American Christian (1/9)	Cedar Bluff (2/7)
2008	--	Mountain Brook (9/14)	St. Paul's (18/25)	Guntersville (2/2)	Altamont (7/14)	American Christian (2/9)	Cedar Bluff (3/7)
2009	--	Mountain Brook (10/14)	St. Paul's (19/25)	UMS-Wright (8/17)	Altamont (8/14)	American Christian (3/9)	Cedar Bluff (4/7)
2010	--	Hoover (3/15)	St. Paul's (20/25)	UMS-Wright (9/17)	T.R. Miller (1/4)	American Christian (4/9)	Cedar Bluff (5/7)
2011	--	Mountain Brook (11/14)	St. Paul's (21/25)	UMS-Wright (10/17)	T.R. Miller (2/4)	American Christian (5/9)	Cedar Bluff (6/7)
2012	--	Hoover (4/15)	St. Paul's (22/25)	UMS-Wright (11/17)	Bayside Academy (3/6)	American Christian (6/9)	Cedar Bluff (7/7)
2013	--	Hoover (5/15)	St. Paul's (23/25)	UMS-Wright (12/17)	Bayside Academy (4/6)	Montgomery Academy (2/3)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (1/4)
2014	--	Hoover (6/15)	Homewood (1/6)	Beauregard (1/3)	T. R. Miller (3/4)	Montgomery Academy (3/3)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (2/4)
2015	Hoover (7/15)	Homewood (2/6)	Beauregard (2/3)	UMS-Wright (13/17)	American Christian (7/9)	Altamont (9/14)	Whitesburg Christian (1/6)
2016	Hoover (8/15)	Homewood (3/6)	St. Paul's (24/25)	UMS-Wright (14/17)	T. R. Miller (4/4)	LaFayette (1/1)	Whitesburg Christian (2/6)
2017	Hoover (9/15)	Homewood (4/6)	Beauregard (3/3)	Catholic-Montgomery (1/2)	American Christian (8/9)	Altamont (10/14)	Whitesburg Christian (3/6)
2018	Hoover (10/15)	Homewood (5/6)	St. Paul's (25/25)	UMS-Wright (15/17)	American Christian (9/9)	Altamont (11/14)	Whitesburg Christian (4/6)
2019	James Clemens (1/1)	Homewood (6/6)	Scottsboro (5/8)	Catholic-Montgomery (2/2)	St James (1/1)	Westminster-Oak Mountain (3/4)	Falkville (2/2)
2020	No competition due to COVID-19 Pandemic
2021	Hoover (11/15)	Northridge (3/3)	UMS-Wright (16/17)	Brooks (1/3)	Providence Christian (1/1)	Altamont (12/14)	Marion County (1/3)
2022	Hoover (12/15)	Mountain Brook (12/14)	UMS-Wright (17/17)	Brooks (2/3)	Bayside Academy (5/6)	Westminster Oak-Christian (4/4)	Holy Spirit Catholic (1/1)
2023	Hoover (13/15)	Mountain Brook (13/14)	Scottsboro (6/8)	Brooks (3/3)	Altamont (13/14)	Cold Springs (1/2)	Marion County (2/3)
2024	Hoover (14/15)	Mountain Brook (14/14)	Scottsboro (7/8)	Bayside Academy (6/6)	Altamont (14/14)	Whitesburg Christian (5/6)	Marion County (3/3)
2025	Hoover (15/15)	Chelsea (2/2)	Scottsboro (8/8)	Randolph (11/11)	Whitesburg Christian (6/6)	Cold Springs (2/2)	Winterboro (1/1)

^† Co-Champions

St. Paul’s Episcopal holds the all-time record with 25 titles. ^[50]

St. Paul’s Episcopal holds the most consecutive championships with 9 titles (1989–97). ^[51]

Volleyball

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 (1/7)
1972	--			Bradshaw (2/7)
1973	--			Bradshaw (3/7)
1974	--			McGill-Toolen (1/24)
1975	--			Bradshaw (4/7)		Lamar County (1/1)
1976	--			Bradshaw (5/7)		St. Paul's (1/16)
1977	--			McGill-Toolen (2/24)	Lawrence County (1/5)	Lexington (1/7)	Clio (1/2)
1978	--			McGill-Toolen (3/24)	Russellville (1/1)	Montevallo (1/1)	Clio (2/2)
1979	--			Bradshaw (6/7)	Thompson (1/3)	Lexington (2/7)	Donoho (1/13)
1980	--			McGill-Toolen (4/24)	Hazel Green (1/7)	St. Paul's (2/16)	Donoho (2/13)
1981	--			McGill-Toolen (5/24)	Thompson (2/3)	St. Paul's (3/16)	Bayside Academy (1/31)
1982	--			Bradshaw (7/7)	Thompson (3/3)	Randolph County (1/1)	Bayside Academy (2/31)
1983	--			McGill-Toolen (6/24)	Hazel Green (2/7)	Lexington (3/7)	Randolph (1/3)
1984	--	McGill-Toolen (7/24)	Walter Wellborn (1/1)	Hazel Green (3/7)	St. Paul's (4/16)	Pleasant Valley (1/7)	Bayside Academy (3/31)
1985	--	McGill-Toolen (8/24)	Ramsay (1/5)	Hazel Green (4/7)	St. Paul's (5/16)	West End (1/5)	Randolph (2/3)
1986	--	McGill-Toolen (9/24)	Ramsay (2/5)	Hazel Green (5/7)	St. Paul's (6/16)	West End (2/5)	Montgomery Academy (1/8)
1987	--	McGill-Toolen (10/24)	Ramsay (3/5)	Haleyville (1/4)	Pleasant Valley (2/7)	West End (3/5)	Donoho (3/13)
1988	--	Grissom (1/6)	Ramsay (4/5)	Carbon Hill (1/3)	Pleasant Valley (3/7)	West End (4/5)	Donoho (4/13)
1989	--	Grissom (2/6)	Holt (1/1)	Carbon Hill (2/3)	Lexington (4/7)	West End (5/5)	Athens Bible (1/3)
1990	--	McGill-Toolen (11/24)	Ramsay (5/5)	Carbon Hill (3/3)	Lexington (5/7)	Hatton (1/4)	Donoho (5/13)
1991	--	Grissom (3/6)	Homewood (1/2)	Haleyville (2/4)	Briarwood (1/7)	Hatton (2/4)	Courtland (1/1)
1992	--	Grissom (4/6)	Homewood (2/2)	Haleyville (3/4)	St. Paul's (7/16)	Hatton (3/4)	Bayside Academy (4/31)
1993	--	Pelham (1/3)	Daphne (1/1)	Alexandria (1/3)	Briarwood (2/7)	Hatton (4/4)	Bayside Academy (5/31)
1994	--	Huntsville (1/11)	Hazel Green (6/7)	Alexandria (2/3)	Briarwood (3/7)	Trinity Presbyterian (1/3)	Donoho (6/13)
1995	--	McGill-Toolen (12/24)	Saks (1/3)	Alexandria (3/4)	St. Paul's (8/16)	Springville (1/1)	Bayside Academy (6/31)
1996	--	McGill-Toolen (13/24)	John Carroll (1/3)	Lawrence County (2/5)	Briarwood (4/7)	Pleasant Valley (4/7)	Bayside Academy (7/31)
1997	--	Pelham (2/3)	John Carroll (2/3)	Lawrence County (3/5)	Briarwood (5/7)	Pleasant Valley (5/7)	Kinston (1/2)
1998	--	Grissom (5/6)	Muscle Shoals (1/4)	Lawrence County (4/5)	Briarwood (6/7)	Bayside Academy (8/31)	Donoho (7/13)
1999	--	McGill-Toolen (14/24)	Muscle Shoals (2/4)	Lawrence County (5/5)	Briarwood (7/7)	Bayside Academy (9/31)	Holy Spirit (1/2)
2000	--	McGill-Toolen (15/24)	Muscle Shoals (3/4)	Haleyville (4/4)	Sylvania (1/1)	Bayside Academy (10/31)	Holy Spirit (2/2)
2001	--	McGill-Toolen (16/24)	Muscle Shoals (4/4)	St. James (1/3)	Winston County (1/1)	Geraldine (1/1)	Phillips (1/1)
2002	--	McGill-Toolen (17/24)	Huntsville (2/11)	Saks (2/3)	Alabama Christian (1/2)	Bayside Academy (11/31)	Donoho (8/13)
2003	--	Grissom (6/6)	Huntsville (3/11)	St. James (2/3)	Alabama Christian (2/2)	Bayside Academy (12/31)	Addison (1/14)
2004	--	McGill-Toolen (18/24)	Huntsville (4/11)	Guntersville (1/5)	Madison Academy (1/2)	Bayside Academy (13/31)	Addison (2/14)
2005	--	McGill-Toolen (19/24)	Huntsville (5/11)	Guntersville (2/5)	Montgomery Academy (2/8)	Bayside Academy (14/31)	Addison (3/14)
2006	--	Huntsville (6/11)	St. Paul's (9/16)	Saks (3/3)	Montgomery Academy (3/8)	Bayside Academy (15/31)	Kinston (2/2)
2007	--	Huntsville (7/11)	St. Paul's (10/16)	Jacksonville (1/3)	Lexington (6/7)	Bayside Academy (16/31)	Spring Garden (1/3)
2008	--	Bob Jones (1/2)	St. Paul's (11/16)	Jacksonville (2/3)	Bayside Academy (17/31)	Lexington (7/7)	Gaston (1/1)
2009	--	Huntsville (8/11)	Faith Academy (1/1)	Guntersville (3/5)	Bayside Academy (18/31)	Addison (4/14)	Athens Bible (2/3)
2010	--	Huntsville (9/11)	St. Paul's (12/16)	Guntersville (4/5)	Bayside Academy (19/31)	Cottage Hill (1/1)	Addison (5/14)
2011	--	Huntsville (10/11)	St. Paul's (13/16)	Guntersville (5/5)	Bayside Academy (20/31)	Providence Christian (1/2)	Donoho (9/13)
2012	--	Huntsville (11/11)	Hartselle (1/1)	Madison County (1/1)	Bayside Academy (21/31)	Providence Christian (2/2)	Donoho (10/13)
2013	--	Bob Jones (2/2)	St. Paul's (14/16)	Jacksonville (3/3)	Bayside Academy (22/31)	Montgomery Academy (4/8)	Addison (6/14)
2014	Mountain Brook (1/7)	John Carroll (3/3)	St. Paul's (15/16)	Danville (1/1)	Bayside Academy (23/31)	Addison (7/14)	Athens Bible (3/3)
2015	Mountain Brook (2/7)	Spanish Fort (1/4)	Randolph (3/3)	Brooks (1/1)	Bayside Academy (24/31)	Addison (8/14)	Meek (1/1)
2016	Mountain Brook (3/7)	Hazel Green (7/7)	St. Paul's (16/16)	Madison Academy (2/2)	Bayside Academy (25/31)	St. Luke's (1/2)	Addison (9/14)
2017	McGill-Toolen (20/24)	Pelham (3/3)	Alexandria (4/4)	Saint James (3/3)	Bayside Academy (26/31)	St. Luke's (2/2)	Addison (10/14)
2018	McGill-Toolen (21/24)	Spanish Fort (2/4)	Jasper (1/2)	Bayside Academy (27/31)	Montgomery Academy (5/8)	Addison (11/14)	Pleasant Home (1/1)
2019	Mountain Brook (4/7)	Spanish Fort (3/4)	Jasper (2/2)	Bayside Academy (28/31)	Montgomery Academy (6/8)	G.W. Long (1/1)	Donoho (11/13)
2020	Hoover (1/1)	Mountain Brook (5/7)	Bayside Academy (29/31)	Montgomery Academy (7/8)	Trinity Presbyterian (2/3)	Addison (12/14)	Bayshore Christian (1/1)
2021	Spain Park (1/1)	Mountain Brook (6/7)	Bayside Academy (30/31)	Westminster Christian (1/2)	Trinity Presbyterian (3/3)	Addison (13/14)	Donoho (12/13)
2022	McGill-Toolen (22/24)	Bayside Academy (31/31)	Westminster Christian (2/2)	Montgomery Catholic (1/2)	Prattville Christian (1/2)	Donoho (13/13)	Addison (14/14)
2023	McGill-Toolen (23/24)	Mountain Brook (7/7)	Montgomery Academy (8/8)	Montgomery Catholic (2/2)	Plainview (1/1)	Pleasant Valley (6/7)	Spring Garden (2/3)
2024	McGill-Toolen (24/24)	Spanish Fort (4/4)	UMS-Wright (1/1)	Prattville Christian (2/2)	Mobile Christian (1/1)	Pleasant Valley (7/7)	Spring Garden (3/3)

Bayside Academy holds the all-time record with 31 titles. ^[52]

Bayside Academy holds the most consecutive championships with 21 titles (2002–22) (Consecutive record for AHSAA girls sports). ^[53]

Wrestling

Boys (Traditional Tournament)

Since the tournament’s establishment in 1956, seventy 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-nine teams hold multiple state titles, with twenty winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
1956	--			Clift (Opelika) (1/2)
1957	--			Robert E. Lee (1/5)
1958	--			Clift (Opelika) (2/2)
1959	--			Benjamin Russell (1/14)
1960	--			Benjamin Russell (2/14)
1961	--			Benjamin Russell (3/14)
1962	--			Benjamin Russell (4/14)
1963	--			Benjamin Russell (5/14)
1964	--			Benjamin Russell (6/14)
1965	--			Benjamin Russell (7/14)
1966	--			Benjamin Russell (8/14)
1967	--			Benjamin Russell (9/14)	Fairfield (1/3)
1968	--			Benjamin Russell (10/14)	Fairfield (2/3)
1969	--			Benjamin Russell (11/14)	Fairfield (3/3)
1970	--			Butler (1/5)	Autauga County (Prattville) (1/1)
1971	--			Walker (1/2)
1972	--			W.A. Berry (1/5)	Alabama School for the Blind (1/1)
1973	--			Butler (2/5)	Sheffield (1/1)
1974	--			Hueytown (1/1)	Gardendale (1/4)
1975	--			Butler (3/5)	Gardendale (2/4)
1976	--			Vestavia Hills (1/17)	Jacksonville (1/2)
1977	--			Butler (4/5)	Deshler (1/3)
1978	--			Robert E. Lee (2/5)	Deshler (2/3)
1979	--			Butler (5/5)	Jacksonville (2/2)
1980	--			Robert E. Lee (3/5)	Pinson Valley (1/5)
1981	--			Benjamin Russell (12/14)	Pinson Valley (2/5)
1982	--			Benjamin Russell (13/14)	Pinson Valley (3/5)
1983	--			Benjamin Russell (14/14) & Hewitt-Trussville (1/3)†	Deshler (3/3)
1984	--			Robert E. Lee (4/5)	Pinson Valley (4/5)
1985	--	Vestavia Hills (2/17)	Southside-Gadsden (1/5)
1986	--	Vestavia Hills (3/17)	Southside-Gadsden (2/5)
1987	--	Hewitt-Trussville (2/3)	Southside-Gadsden (3/5)
1988	--	Hewitt-Trussville (3/3)	Athens (1/7)
1989	--	Grissom (1/7)	Southside-Gadsden (4/5)
1990	--	Grissom (2/7)	Pinson Valley (5/5)
1991	--	Vestavia Hills (4/17)	Athens (2/7)
1992	--	Robert E. Lee (5/5)	Erwin (1/2)	Fultondale (1/3)
1993	--	Vestavia Hills (5/17)	Athens (3/7)	Weaver (1/12)
1994	--	Vestavia Hills (6/17)	Athens (4/7)	Fultondale (2/3)
1995	--	Grissom (3/7)	Homewood (1/5)	Fultondale (3/3)
1996	--	Grissom (4/7)	Athens (5/7)	Weaver (2/12)
1997	--	Grissom (5/7)	Athens (6/7)	Weaver (3/12)
1998	--	Vestavia Hills (7/17)	Scottsboro (1/8)	Weaver (4/12)
1999	--	Vestavia Hills (8/17)	Erwin (2/2)	Weaver (5/12)
2000	--	Vestavia Hills (9/17)	Hartselle (1/2)	Brookwood (1/1)
2001	--	Vestavia Hills (10/17)	Homewood (2/5)	Weaver (6/12)
2002	--	Grissom (6/7)	Homewood (3/5)	Weaver (7/12)
2003	--	Hoover (2/5)	Homewood (4/5)	Weaver (8/12)
2004	--	Grissom (7/7)	Homewood (5/5)	Weaver (9/12)
2005	--	Hoover (3/5)	Hartselle (2/2)	Elmore County (1/1)
2006	--	Hoover (4/5)	Scottsboro (2/8)	Walter Wellborn (1/4)
2007	--	Vestavia Hills (11/17)	Scottsboro (3/8)	Walter Wellborn (2/4)
2008	--	Vestavia Hills (12/17)	Scottsboro (4/8)	Walter Wellborn (3/4)
2009	--	Vestavia Hills (13/17)	Scottsboro (5/8)	Piedmont (1/1)
2010	--	Hoover (5/5)	Southside-Gadsden (5/5)	Walter Wellborn (4/4)
2011	--	Thompson (1/10)	Arab (1/8)	St. Clair County (1/1)
2012	--	Thompson (2/10)	Scottsboro (6/8)	Susan Moore (1/1)
2013	--	Thompson (3/10)	Arab (2/8)	Saint James (1/1)
2014	--	Thompson (4/10)	Arab (3/8)	Tallassee (1/2)
2015	Thompson (5/10)	Arab (4/8)	Leeds (1/2)
2016	Vestavia Hills (14/17)	Arab (5/8)	Leeds (2/2)
2017	Vestavia Hills (15/17)	Oxford (1/2)	Arab (6/8)
2018	Thompson (6/10)	Oxford (2/2)	Arab (7/8)
2019	Thompson (7/10)	McAdory (1/2)	Moody (1/1)
2020	Thompson (8/10)	Gardendale (3/4)	Arab (8/8)
2021	Vestavia Hills (16/17)	Gardendale (4/4)		Ashville (1/1)
2022	Thompson (9/10)	Mortimer Jordan (1/1)		Weaver (10/12)
2023	Vestavia Hills (17/17)	McAdory (2/2)	Jasper (2/2)	Weaver (11/12)
2024	Huntsville (1/1)	Mountain Brook (1/1)	Scottsboro (7/8)	Weaver (12/12)
2025	Thompson (10/10)	Athens (7/7)	Scottsboro (8/8)	Tallassee (2/2)

^† Co-Champions

The Vestavia Hills Rebels hold the all-time record with 17 titles. ^[54]

Benjamin Russell holds the most consecutive championships with 11 titles (1959–69). ^[55]

Boys (Duals Tournament)

Since the tournament’s establishment in 2017, nine tournaments have been held with a total of fifteen champions. The first being Vestavia Hills, Oxford, and Arab and most recent first-time champion being Tallassee (2025). Seven teams hold multiple state titles, with seven winning consecutive titles.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
2017	Vestavia Hills (1/1)	Oxford (1/3)	Arab (1/4)
2018	Bob Jones (1/1)	Oxford (2/3)	Arab (2/4)
2019	Thompson (1/4)	Oxford (3/3)	Scottsboro (1/3)
2020	Thompson (2/4)	Gardendale (1/2)	Arab (3/4)
2021	Thompson (3/4)	Gardendale (2/2)		Cleburne County (1/1)
2022	Thompson (4/4)	Arab (4/4)		Ashville (1/1)
2023	Huntsville (1/3)	Mountain Brook (1/3)	Jasper (1/1)	Dora (1/1)
2024	Huntsville (2/3)	Mountain Brook (2/3)	Scottsboro (2/3)	Weaver (1/1)
2025	Huntsville (3/3)	Mountain Brook (3/3)	Scottsboro (3/3)	Tallassee (1/1)

Thompson holds the all-time record with 4 titles. (Tie) ^[56]

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

Thompson holds the most consecutive championships with 4 titles. ^[58]

Girls (Traditional Tournament)

Since the tournament’s establishment in 2025, one tournament has been held with a total of two champions. The first champions being Thompson and Weaver.

Year	7A	6A	5A	4A	3A	2A	1A
2025	Thompson (1/1)		Weaver (1/1)

Champions overview

State Titles by Sport

Championship Teams
Sport	Tournaments held	Total Champions	Multiple Titles	Consecutive Titles
Baseball	69	132	58	38
Boys Basketball	105	181	93	46
Girls Basketball	48	114	57	38
Boys Bowling	10	9	4	1
Girls Bowling	16	11	6	3
Boys Cross Country	69	57	35	31
Girls Cross Country	52	41	29	24
Flag Football	4	5	1	1
Football	59	130	74	37
Boys Golf	76	63	41	30
Girls Golf	52	34	16	13
Boys Indoor Track	55	53	27	22
Girls Indoor Track	46	43	21	17
Boys Soccer	34	37	20	11
Girls Soccer	34	33	22	16
Softball (fast pitch)	30	69	37	25
Boys Swimming	65	14	8	8
Girls Swimming	62	16	11	11
Boys Tennis	80	47	24	20
Girls Tennis	62	33	21	14
Boys Track & Field	100	107	64	51
Girls Track & Field	53	76	44	36
Volleyball	54	76	47	38
Boys Wrestling (Traditional)	70	44	29	20
Boys Wrestling (Duals)	9	15	7	7
Girls Wrestling	1	2	0	0

Top Teams by Sport

Leading Teams
Sport	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th place	5th place
Baseball	G.W. Long (17)	Sweet Water	Hokes Bluff (9)	Tallassee	Sidney Lanier
		UMS-Wright
		Vestavia Hills		Trinity (7)	St. Paul’s
		Hartselle (10)			American Christian (6)
Boys Basketball	R.C. Hatch (11)	St. Jude (8)	Madison Academy (7)	Woodlawn	Buckhorn
				Sidney Lanier
				Mountain Brook	Loachapoka
				Sumter County	Midfield
				Francis Marion	J.F. Shields
				Holy Family	Carver-Montgomery
				Wenonah	Central-Coosa (5)
				Butler (6)
Girls Basketball	Lauderdale County (14)	Pisgah	Spring Garden (10)	Deshler	Fyffe (7)
				Wenonah
		Hoover (11)		Mars Hill Bible
				Hazel Green (8)
Boys Bowling	Spain Park (4)	Sparkman	Buckhorn	--	--
			Thompson
		Etowah	East Limestone
			American Christian
		Vestavia Hills (2)	John Carroll (1)
Girls Bowling	Southside-Gadsden (5)	Sparkman (3)	Bradshaw	Satsuma	--
			Huffman	Thompson
			Hewitt-Trussville	Beauregard
				Scottsboro
			American Christian (2)	Stanhope Elmore (1)
Boys Cross Country	Scottsboro (18)	Mountain Brook (17)	Hoover (15)	Auburn	Murphy
				Randolph (10)	St. Paul’s Episopal (9)
Girls Cross Country	Mountain Brook (27)	Scottsboro (24)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (19)	Grissom (11)	American Christian
					Lawrence County
					Randolph (8)
Flag Football	Central-Phenix City (2)	Hewitt-Trussville	--	--	--
		Auburn
		Wenonah
		Montgomery Catholic (1)
Football	Hoover (13)	Hazlewood	UMS-Wright (9)	Fyffe	Clay County
					T.R. Miller
		Sweet Water (11)		Leroy (7)	Homewood
					Thompson (6)
Boys Golf	UMS-Wright (27)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (12)	Mountain Brook (10)	Houston Academy	Spain Park (8)
				Montgomery Academy (9)
Girls Golf	McGill-Toolen (14)	Mountain Brook (10)	Hoover (7)	Spain Park	Tuscaloosa Academy
				Muscle Shoals	Providence Christian
				Hartselle	White Plains (3)
				Auburn
				Pike Road (4)
Boys Indoor Track	UMS-Wright (16)	Hoover (14)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (12)	Scottsboro (11)	Robert E. Lee
					Homewood (8)
Girls Indoor Track	Mountain Brook (24)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (23)	Hoover (13)	Altamont (7)	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	Briarwood (10)	Montgomery Academy (9)	Fort Payne (8)	Vestavia Hills (7)	Grissom
					John Carroll
					Mountain Brook
					Spain Park (5)
Softball (fast pitch)	Pisgah (10)	Alabama Christian (9)	Brantley	Hartselle	Baker
					Hale County
					Hewitt-Trussville
			Hatton	Hoover	Hueytown
					Mortimer Jordan
					Thompson
			Sparkman (6)	Saint James	Ragland
					Springville
					Sumiton Christian (4)
				Orange Beach (5)
Boys Swimming	Huntsville (21)	Grissom (16)	Hoover (10)	Bob Jones (9)	Tuscaloosa (6)
Girls Swimming	Grissom (19)	Huntsville (12)	Mountain Brook (6)	Hoover	St. Paul’s
				Auburn	UMS-Wright
				Westminster Christian (5)	Bob Jones (4)
Boys Tennis	Mountain Brook (29)	Montgomery Academy (17)	UMS-Wright (16)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (14)	Jasper
					Sylacauga
					Vestavia Hills (10)
Girls Tennis	Mountain Brook (34)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (19)	Montgomery Academy (18)	UMS-Wright (17)	Vestavia Hills (15)
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)	Hoover (15)	Mountain Brook	Hazlewood (13
				Altamont (14)
Volleyball	Bayside Academy (31)	McGill-Toolen (24)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (16)	Addison (14)	Donoho (13)
Boys Wrestling (Traditional)	Vestavia Hills (17)	Benjamin Russell (14)	Weaver (12)	Thompson (10)	Arab (8)
Boys Wrestling (Duals)	Arab	Oxford	Gardendale (2)	Weaver	--
				Bob Jones
	Thompson (4)	Huntsville		Vestavia Hills
				Ashville
		Scottsboro		Cleburne County
				Dora
		Mountain Brook (3)		Jasper
				Tallassee (1)
Girls Wrestling (Traditional)	Thompson	--	--	--	--
	Weaver (1)

All-time leading teams

Category	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th place	5th place
Boys Sports	UMS-Wright (113)	Hoover (86)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (80)	Mountain Brook (74)	Vestavia Hills (61)
Girls Sports	Mountain Brook (127)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (110)	Hoover (61)	UMS-Wright (53)	Bayside Academy (50)
Overall Sports	Mountain Brook (201)	St. Paul’s Episcopal (190)	UMS-Wright (166)	Hoover (147)	Scottsboro (94)

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External links

• Alabama High School Athletic Association