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  • Birmingham Buzzing for HS Football: Super 7 Returns, Top Recruits Shine, Safety Initiatives

    Birmingham Buzzing for HS Football: Super 7 Returns, Top Recruits Shine, Safety Initiatives
    May 30 2025
    Birmingham, Alabama, is gearing up for an exciting year in high school football, with several noteworthy developments that are generating buzz among fans and athletes alike.

    ### The Return of the Super 7 Championships

    The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) has announced that the Super 7 Football Championships will return to Birmingham's state-of-the-art Protective Stadium in 2025. This decision follows a successful hosting in 2024, which drew over 41,269 fans, and a record-breaking attendance of more than 62,000 in 2021[5].

    Protective Stadium, known for its modern facilities and electric atmosphere, will host the championships in 2025 and 2027, alternating with Mobile's Hancock-Whitney Stadium in 2026 and 2028. This rotation change was necessitated by the removal of Tuscaloosa and Auburn from the hosting rotation due to the new College Football Playoff format[5].

    ### Top Recruits for 2025

    Birmingham is also home to some of the highest-rated football recruits in the Class of 2025. According to 247Sports, Na'eem Offord Parker from Birmingham stands out as one of the top recruits. Parker is highly regarded for his skills and is expected to make a significant impact in the upcoming season[2].

    ### Player Safety and Excitement

    The city's commitment to high school football extends beyond just hosting championships. There is a strong focus on player safety initiatives ahead of the 2025 season, ensuring that the sport remains both exciting and safe for all participants[3].

    ### Community Engagement

    The enthusiasm for high school football in Birmingham is palpable, with the community eagerly anticipating the return of the Super 7 Championships. David Galbaugh, VP of Sports Sales & Marketing at the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitor Bureau, expressed his excitement about welcoming teams back to the city, highlighting the event's significance and the city's readiness to host[5].

    For fans, the "Birmingham Alabama High School Football News" podcast is a go-to source for the latest updates, game recaps, and expert analysis. Whether you're a local supporter or just a fan of the sport, this podcast provides comprehensive coverage of all things high school football in Birmingham[3].

    As the 2025 season approaches, Birmingham is poised to be at the forefront of Alabama's high school football scene, combining top talent, state-of-the-art facilities, and a passionate community to create an unforgettable experience.
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  • 'Back to Birmingham: The Anticipation for the 2025 AHSAA Super 7 Football Championships'

    'Back to Birmingham: The Anticipation for the 2025 AHSAA Super 7 Football Championships'
    May 23 2025
    Birmingham, Alabama, is buzzing with excitement as the 2025 high school football season gears up to be one of the most thrilling yet. At the heart of this anticipation is the return of the AHSAA Super 7 Football Championships to Birmingham's Protective Stadium.

    After a successful stint in 2024, which drew over 41,269 fans, the championships are set to return to Protective Stadium in 2025, with a rotation that includes Mobile's Hancock-Whitney Stadium in the following years. This decision was made at the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) Central Board meeting, marking a significant shift from previous host sites in Tuscaloosa and Auburn, which were removed due to the new College Football Playoff format[5].

    The Super 7 championships have a rich history in Birmingham, with the city setting an attendance record in 2021 when over 62,000 fans packed Protective Stadium. This year promises to be just as electrifying, with teams from across the state converging on the city to compete for the top honors.

    On the field, several top recruits are making waves. Na'eem Offord, a cornerback from A.H. Parker High School in Birmingham, tops the list of 2025 recruits in Alabama. Standing at 6'2", Offord is highly touted by recruiting analysts for his impressive skills[2][3].

    Other notable recruits include Jared Smith, Chase Howard from Blount High School, and Joseph Holt, also from A.H. Parker High School. These young athletes are not only making their schools proud but also drawing attention from college scouts and fans alike[2].

    Birmingham's high school football scene is more than just about the championships; it's a community event that brings people together. With the city's rich football history and the enthusiasm of its fans, the 2025 season is shaping up to be an unforgettable experience.

    As David Galbaugh, VP of Sports Sales & Marketing at the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitor Bureau, noted, "Super 7 is a great event. We look forward to welcoming the Alabama High School Athletic Association and teams from across the state back to Greater Birmingham to compete in 2025 and 2027."[5]

    So mark your calendars and get ready for the excitement that is Alabama high school football in 2025. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just looking for some thrilling sports action, Birmingham is the place to be this season.
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  • Birmingham Buzzing for 2025 High School Football Showdowns

    Birmingham Buzzing for 2025 High School Football Showdowns
    May 19 2025
    Birmingham, Alabama, is gearing up for an exciting year in high school football, with several noteworthy developments that are set to make 2025 a memorable season.

    At the forefront of the excitement is the return of the AHSAA Super 7 Football Championships to Birmingham's Protective Stadium. After a successful hosting in 2024, which drew over 41,269 fans, the city is ready to welcome back the state's top high school football teams in 2025. This event has a rich history, with the 2021 championships at Protective Stadium setting a Super 7 attendance record of more than 62,000 fans. The rotation for the championships will now include Mobile's Hancock-Whitney Stadium, with Birmingham hosting in 2025 and 2027, and Mobile taking the reins in 2026 and 2028[3].

    On the recruiting front, Birmingham is home to some of the top high school football talent in the state. Na'eem Offord, a cornerback from A.H. Parker High School, tops the list of 2025 recruits in Alabama. Standing at 6'2", Offord is highly regarded by recruiting analysts and is expected to make a significant impact at the collegiate level[2][4].

    Other notable recruits from the Birmingham area include Joseph Holt, a safety also from A.H. Parker High School, who stands at 6'2" and weighs 185 pounds. These players are part of a strong crop of talent that is drawing attention from college scouts across the country[2].

    In addition to the local talent, Birmingham will also host some high-profile interstate games. One of the most anticipated matchups is IMG Academy from Florida facing off against Hoover High School on August 21. This game promises to bring top-tier competition to the city, showcasing some of the best high school football players in the nation[5].

    With the Super 7 championships and these exciting matchups, Birmingham is solidifying its position as a hub for high school football excellence in Alabama. The city's enthusiasm and support for these events are expected to make 2025 a year to remember for football fans in the Magic City.
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  • Birmingham's Football Buzz: Girls' Flag Camp and Rising High School Stars

    Birmingham's Football Buzz: Girls' Flag Camp and Rising High School Stars
    May 16 2025
    In the heart of Alabama, Birmingham is buzzing with excitement as high school football takes center stage in several compelling ways.

    First off, the Atlanta Falcons are set to host a Girls’ Flag Football Camp at the historic Legion Field in Birmingham on May 31. This three-hour camp is a fantastic opportunity for young female athletes to hone their skills, learn from experienced coaches, and be part of a growing movement in women's sports. The camp underscores the Falcons' commitment to promoting football at all levels and encouraging female participation in the sport.

    On the recruiting front, Birmingham is home to some of the top high school football talent in the state. Na'eem Offord, a cornerback from A.H. Parker High School, is currently ranked as the number one recruit in Alabama for the class of 2025. Standing at 6'2", Offord has already garnered significant attention from college scouts and analysts[3][5].

    Another standout from Birmingham is Joseph Holt, a safety also from A.H. Parker High School. Holt, at 6'2" and 185 pounds, is among the top-rated safeties in the state and is expected to make a significant impact in college football[3].

    Birmingham's rich football tradition is further highlighted by the presence of other top recruits in the area. While Offord and Holt are making waves, other players like Monterrius Echols from Phenix City and Jamari Johnson from Pell City are also on the radar of college recruiting analysts, showcasing the depth of talent across Alabama[3].

    These young athletes are not only representing their schools but also contributing to the vibrant football culture in Birmingham. As they prepare for the next level, their hard work and dedication are inspiring a new generation of football enthusiasts.

    In summary, Birmingham is abuzz with football energy, from the upcoming Girls’ Flag Football Camp to the impressive talent of its high school recruits. These initiatives and young athletes are set to make a lasting impact on the sport in Alabama and beyond.
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  • Birmingham's Rising Gridiron Stars: A High School Football Preview for 2025

    Birmingham's Rising Gridiron Stars: A High School Football Preview for 2025
    May 12 2025
    In the heart of the South, where football is more than just a game, Birmingham, Alabama is buzzing with excitement as the 2025 high school football season gears up. This year, the city is home to some of the most talented young athletes in the country, and the spotlight is shining brightly on several standout players.

    At the top of the list is Na'eem Offord, a cornerback from A.H. Parker High School. Standing tall at 6'2", Offord is not only the number one recruit in Alabama but also one of the most coveted players in the nation. His impressive skills have caught the attention of college scouts and fans alike, making him a name to watch in the upcoming season[2][3].

    Another player from A.H. Parker High School making waves is Joseph Holt, a safety who boasts a strong 6'2" frame and 185 pounds of athleticism. With a rating of 74, Holt is among the top recruits in the state, showcasing the depth of talent at Parker High[2].

    Birmingham is also proud to call Bryson Kimbrough its own, a quarterback from Evergreen's Hillcrest High School. Kimbrough, at 6'1" and 185 pounds, is known for his precision and leadership on the field. He is one of the top quarterback prospects in Alabama, highlighting the state's rich tradition of producing exceptional signal callers[2].

    The city's football scene is not just about individual talent; it's also about the teams that are shaping up to be formidable opponents. As spring practices are underway, teams are honing their skills and strategies, particularly in the evolving pass-first systems that are becoming the norm across the country. This shift is evident in the performances of quarterbacks like Landon Duckworth from Jackson High School, who threw for an impressive 3,439 yards and 51 total touchdowns in his junior year. Duckworth's versatility, also evident in his achievements in basketball and track, makes him a compelling figure in Alabama high school sports[5].

    As the season progresses, eyes will be on these young athletes as they compete, grow, and potentially pave their way to collegiate and even professional careers. Birmingham's high school football landscape is a hotbed of talent, and 2025 promises to be an exciting year filled with thrilling matches, outstanding performances, and the emergence of new stars. Whether you're a local fan or just a lover of the game, there's no denying that Birmingham is the place to be for high school football this year.
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  • Alabama's High School Football Showcase: The AHSAA Super 7 Championships in Birmingham

    Alabama's High School Football Showcase: The AHSAA Super 7 Championships in Birmingham
    May 9 2025
    Birmingham, Alabama, is abuzz with excitement as high school football takes center stage in the Heart of Dixie. The city is gearing up to host the AHSAA Super 7 Football Championships at the state-of-the-art Protective Stadium in 2025, a decision made at the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) Central Board meeting.

    This isn't the first time Birmingham has welcomed the Super 7; in 2021, the championships drew a record-breaking 62,000 fans to Protective Stadium. The 2024 event also saw a strong turnout, with over 41,269 fans cheering on their favorite teams. The rotation for the upcoming years is set, with Birmingham hosting in 2025 and 2027, and Mobile’s Hancock-Whitney Stadium taking the reins in 2026 and 2028.

    But the excitement isn't just about the championships; it's also about the talented young athletes who are making waves in Alabama high school football. Na'eem Offord, a standout cornerback from A.H. Parker High School in Birmingham, tops the 2025 recruit rankings. At 6'2", Offord is a force to be reckoned with on the field, and colleges are already taking notice.

    Other notable recruits include Jared Smith, Chase Howard from Blount High School, and Joseph Holt, also from A.H. Parker High School. Howard, a defensive end, stands at 6'4" and weighs 235 pounds, making him a formidable presence on the defensive line. Holt, a safety, brings speed and agility to his position.

    Bryson Kimbrough, a quarterback from Evergreen's Hillcrest High School, is another player to watch. With his quick reflexes and strong arm, Kimbrough is poised to make a significant impact in the upcoming season.

    As the Super 7 championships approach, the city of Birmingham is ready to welcome teams and fans from across the state. With its rich football history and passionate fan base, Birmingham is the perfect venue to celebrate the best of Alabama high school football. So mark your calendars for 2025 and get ready for some thrilling gridiron action at Protective Stadium.
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  • Alabama High School Football Soars in 2025 with Super 7 Return and Top Talent

    Alabama High School Football Soars in 2025 with Super 7 Return and Top Talent
    May 2 2025
    Birmingham, Alabama, is gearing up for an exciting year in high school football, and there’s a lot to be enthusiastic about. First off, the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) has announced that the state championships, known as the Super 7, will be returning to Birmingham’s Protective Stadium in 2025. This decision was made during the AHSAA Central Board meeting, marking a continuation of a successful partnership that saw over 41,269 fans attend the championships in 2024 and a record-breaking 62,000 in 2021[5].

    The Super 7 format has undergone some changes due to the new College Football Playoff schedule, which led to Tuscaloosa and Auburn being removed from the host site rotation. However, this has opened the door for Mobile’s Hancock-Whitney Stadium to join the rotation, ensuring that the championships will remain a highlight of the state’s high school football calendar. The schedule is set with Protective Stadium hosting in 2025 and 2027, and Hancock-Whitney Stadium hosting in 2026 and 2028[5].

    As spring practices are already underway, the focus is also on the talented athletes taking the field. One standout is Landon Duckworth from Jackson High School, who is not only a top quarterback but also a multi-sport star. Duckworth has earned titles as a co-state champion in football, a 2x basketball state champion, and a 4x1 track state champion. In his junior year, he threw for 3,439 yards with 162 completions out of 243 attempts and scored 51 total touchdowns[4].

    The state is also rich in other top talent, with players like Na'eem Offord from A.H. Parker High School in Birmingham, who is ranked as one of the top recruits for the 2025 class. Offord, a cornerback, stands at 6'2" and is highly regarded by scouts[3].

    For fans eager to stay updated on the latest scores and schedules, High School Football America has partnered with Scorestream for the 11th consecutive year to provide live scores and schedules throughout the 2025 season. You can download the Scorestream app on iTunes or Google Play to keep up with all the action[1].

    With the Super 7 championships returning to Birmingham and the emergence of exceptional young athletes, 2025 promises to be an electrifying year for high school football in Alabama. Whether you’re a local fan or just passionate about the sport, there’s plenty to look forward to in the Yellowhammer State.
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  • "Birmingham's Super 7 Football Glory: Protective Stadium, Hancock-Whitney Rotation Boosts High School Sports"

    "Birmingham's Super 7 Football Glory: Protective Stadium, Hancock-Whitney Rotation Boosts High School Sports"
    Mar 21 2025
    Birmingham, Alabama, is buzzing with excitement as the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) Super 7 Football Championships are set to return to the city's Protective Stadium in 2025. This highly anticipated event follows a successful stint in 2024, where the championships drew over 41,269 enthusiastic fans.

    The decision to bring the Super 7 back to Birmingham was made at the AHSAA Central Board meeting, marking a significant shift in the host site rotation. Previously, Tuscaloosa and Auburn were part of the rotation, but they have been removed due to the new College Football Playoff format. Joining Birmingham in this new rotation is Mobile's Hancock-Whitney Stadium, home of the University of South Alabama Jaguars and the Senior Bowl.

    The schedule for the upcoming years is already set: the 2025 championships will be held at Protective Stadium, followed by Hancock-Whitney Stadium in 2026, and then back to Protective Stadium in 2027, and Hancock-Whitney Stadium again in 2028. This alternating format ensures that both cities get to host this prestigious event, bringing in thousands of fans and boosting local tourism.

    Birmingham has a proven track record of hosting the Super 7, with a record attendance of over 62,000 fans in 2021. David Galbaugh, VP of Sports Sales & Marketing at the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitor Bureau, expressed his enthusiasm: "Super 7 is a great event. We look forward to welcoming the Alabama High School Athletic Association and teams from across the state back to Greater Birmingham to compete in 2025 and 2027."

    The return of the Super 7 is just one of several exciting developments in Birmingham's high school football scene. The city is gearing up for an action-packed season, with various initiatives focusing on player safety and highlighting standout players and teams. For fans, there's no better time to be part of the high school football community in Birmingham, with comprehensive coverage and analysis available through local podcasts and news outlets.

    As Heath Harmon, AHSAA executive director, noted, "We think we now have an outstanding plan in place and look forward to continuing working with Birmingham and now Mobile while striving to keep our Super 7 the envy of many other states across the nation." With such enthusiasm and dedication, the future of high school football in Birmingham looks brighter than ever.
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