West Alabama High School Football Week 4 Scores

Here’s a look at what happened Friday night in West Alabama's high school football action.

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Bibb County put itself in the region driver’s seat with a 22-20 comeback win at American Christian Academy. The Choctaws scored the final 19 points.

Tuscaloosa County went to Trussville with a chip on its shoulder and came back with a 42-7 loss.

Central won its third straight and is now 2-0 in region play after blasting Brookwood at home 40-8.

Northridge got a big road win at Bessemer City 34-15.

Tuscaloosa Academy continued to roll as the Knights got another big passing game from Preston Lancaster and ruined Green County’s homecoming, 48-7.

Gordo shut out Midfield at home 42-0 behind a big game from Ethan Wilder, who returned a kickoff for six points and caught a touchdown pass.

Hillcrest continued to crush its opposition as the Pats pummeled the Golden Gophers of Hueytown, 35-6.

The Northside Rams got a big region win with a dominating 55-14 home win over Curry.

Pickens County looks poised for a playoff run after Michael Williams’ Tornadoes pulverized Berry 44-7.

Aliceville and Tyquan Simon took down Francis Marion 46-14 for the Jackets’ first win.

Hale County shut out Holt 41-0 as the Ironmen continue to struggle.

Sipsey Valley edged West Blocton 28-27 behind quarterback LJ Cormier.

Marion County won at Holy Spirit 30-20.

McAdory dominated Paul Bryant 48-0 in McCalla.

Fayette County beat Carbon Hill convincingly 40-0.

St. James of Montgomery did the same to Greensboro, 49-21.

In Thursday night eight-man play, Tuscaloosa Christian upset top-ranked visiting Russell Christian 22-14. The Warriors got big games from Jaeden Yeager and Luke Jones in the win.

In the Birmingham area, Vestavia upset Hoover 26-7 and the Bucs are 1-3 to start the season.

Freshman quarterback Trent Seaborn led top-ranked in 7A Thompson over Spain Park, 55-16.

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