MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The AHSAA’s oldest all-star game has found a new home. The 62nd annual North-South All-Star Football Classic will be played at the University of South Alabama’s …
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The AHSAA’s oldest all-star game has found a new home. The 62nd annual North-South All-Star Football Classic will be played at the University of South Alabama’s Hancock Whitney Stadium December 18 in Mobile, announced Jamie Lee, Director of the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA) Friday. The 25,000-seat stadium which opened this season, is the home of the USA Jaguars.
“We are thankful for the City (and County) of Mobile, the Mobile Sports Authority and the University of South Alabama for their interest and support of one of our premiere events,” said Lee. “Several cities showed interest in the event but Mobile rose above them all in order to support our student-athletes and coaches. We look forward to partnering with them the next three years.”
The contract is a three-year agreement including 2020, 2021 and 2022.
Mobile was home to the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Classic from 1988 to 2010. AHSAA Executive Director Steve Savarese said he knows firsthand what a great experience Mobile created for that contest.
“I am glad to see our North-South Game moving to Mobile,” he said. “I coached in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game and saw firsthand what a great experience it was for the players and coaches. Our teams will have the opportunity to play in South Alabama’s brand-new Hancock Whitney Stadium. I know the City (and County) of Mobile, the Mobile Sports Authority and the University of South Alabama will provide a great experience for our North-South Game.”
At Hancock Whitney Stadium, Mobile (University of South Alabama)
2020—North vs. South, December 18, 7 p.m.
At Cramton Bowl, Montgomery
2020—Summer game canceled due to COVID 19
2019—South 22, North 19
2015—North 14, South 13
2014—South 20, North 12
2013—South 22, North 21
2012—North 34, South 12
2010—North 14, South 7
2011—South 37, North 33
Alabama A&M, Huntsville
2010—North 14, South 7
2009—North 14, South 7
2008—South 12, North 0
2007—South 10, North 0
At Troy University
2005—(December) – South 16, North 7
2004— (December) – North 7, South 3
At All-Star Sports Week
Cramton Bowl, Montgomery
2004—North 17, South 7
2003—South 17, North 10
2002—South 34, North 0
2001—North 6, South 3
2000—North 17, South 0
1999—South 10, North 7
1998—South 21, North 0
1997—South 14, North 0
At Auburn
Jordan-Hare Stadium
1984—North 21, South 20 (1A-2A)
At Tuscaloosa
Bryant-Denny Stadium
1984—South 7, North 6 (3A-4A)
1983—South 34, North 7
1982—North 3, South 0
1981—North 14, South 6
1980—South 20, North 7
1979—South 3, North 0
1978—South 21, North 14
1977—South 17, North 7
1976—South 14, North 6
1975—North 7, South 6
1973—North 22, South 15
1972—South 14, North 13
1971—North 9, South 7
1970—South 13, North 9
1969—South 16, North 0
1968—South 27, North 7
1967—South 14, North 10
1966—North 13, South 7
1965—North 13, South 6
1964—South 34, North 7
1963—North 20, South 6
1962—South 20, North 14
1961—South 13, North 0
1960—North 7, South 0
1959—North 10, South 7
1958—South 20, North 6
1957—North 12, South 7
1956—South 0, North 0 (tie)
1955—North 26, South 7
1954—North 7, South 6
1953—South 26, North 0
1952—North 7, South 7 (tie)
1951—South 31, North 0
1950—South 12, North 7
1949—North 7, South 6
1948—North 33, South 0