Touchdown Frenzy: Quarterbacks and Backs Shine Across the State

Another thrilling week of Alabama high school football brought eye-catching performances from some of the state's most dynamic playmakers. Quarterbacks [player_tooltip player_id='1354216' first='Kingston' last='Preyear'], [player_tooltip player_id='1301122' first='Bryson' last='Riggins'], and [player_tooltip player_id='1883190' first='Charlie' last='Skipper'] each put on a passing clinic, combining accuracy with poise to carve up opposing defenses. On the ground, running backs Chase Malone and [player_tooltip player_id='1664755' first='Kendrick' last='Able'] Jr. showcased their power and endurance with monster rushing nights that kept chains moving and scoreboards flashing. From Preyear's dual-threat heroics to Able's relentless running, these athletes proved why they are drawing attention from fans, coaches, and college recruiters across the region. Their efforts not only fueled key victories but also underscored the depth of talent thriving under the Friday night lights in Alabama.    [player_tooltip player_id='1354216' first='Kingston' last='Preyear'] delivered a true dual-threat performance against Spain Park, showcasing both his arm talent and running ability. The junior completed 19-of-30 passes for 249 yards and three touchdowns, demonstrating excellent timing and accuracy in the passing game. When the pocket collapsed, Preyear made defenses pay with his legs, adding 92 rushing yards on 15 carries to keep drives alive. His ability to extend plays and pick up key first downs gave Benjamin Russell's offense a dynamic edge. Preyear's calm demeanor under pressure and ability to hurt defenses in multiple ways make him one of the state's most exciting young quarterbacks.     [player_tooltip player_id='1664755' first='Kendrick' last='Able'] Jr. dominated on the ground in Theodore's matchup with St. Paul's, rushing for 215 yards on 24 carries and scoring three touchdowns. Able showcased elite vision and balance, weaving through defenders and breaking tackles for big gains. His combination of speed and power allowed him to consistently rip off long runs while maintaining the physicality to finish drives. Whether running between the tackles or bouncing plays outside, Able kept the defense on its heels all night. This standout performance reinforces his status as one of the premier running backs in Alabama high school football.     [player_tooltip player_id='1301122' first='Bryson' last='Riggins'] put together a near-perfect outing in Russell County's victory over Park Crossing, completing 21-of-26 passes for 264 yards and an impressive five touchdowns. Riggins spread the ball efficiently, finding open receivers and keeping the defense guessing all night. His quick release and accurate deep ball allowed the offense to strike both underneath and over the top. The senior displayed excellent command of the offense, orchestrating drives with confidence and poise. Performances like this will continue to elevate his reputation as one of Alabama's most productive passers.     [player_tooltip player_id='1883190' first='Charlie' last='Skipper'] lit up the scoreboard with a career night against Rehobeth, throwing for 241 yards and five touchdowns on 17-of-26 passing. Skipper showed exceptional field vision, consistently identifying mismatches and delivering strikes to his receivers. He also added 40 rushing yards, using his legs to extend plays and keep the defense honest. Skipper's ability to stay composed in the pocket and finish drives with touchdowns was key to Wetumpka's offensive explosion. With his balanced skill set and strong leadership, Skipper continues to prove he can carry his team in big moments.     Chase Malone powered Chelsea's offense with a workhorse performance, carrying the ball 26 times for 176 yards and three touchdowns. His relentless running style wore down the Calera defense, as he consistently gained tough yards after contact. Malone also showed his versatility by contributing 40 receiving yards, providing a reliable option in the passing game. His patience and vision allowed him to find creases in the defense, while his burst through the hole turned small gains into chunk plays. Malone's ability to handle a heavy workload makes him a dependable offensive centerpiece for the Hornets.

Another thrilling week of Alabama high school football brought eye-catching performances from some of the state's most dynamic playmakers. Quarterbacks Kingston Preyear Kingston Preyear 6'3" | 190 lbs | QB Benjamin Russell | 2028 State AL , Bryson Riggins Bryson Riggins 5'10" | 175 lbs | QB Russell County | 2026 State AL , and Charlie Skipper Charlie Skipper 5'11" | 150 lbs | QB Wetumpka | 2028 AL each put on a passing clinic, combining accuracy with poise to carve up opposing defenses. On the ground, running backs Chase Malone and Kendrick Able Kendrick Able 5'10" | 200 lbs | RB Theodore | 2027 State AL Jr. showcased their power and endurance with monster rushing nights that kept chains moving and scoreboards flashing. From Preyear's dual-threat heroics to Able's relentless running, these athletes proved why they are drawing attention from fans, coaches, and college recruiters across the region. Their efforts not only fueled key victories but also underscored the depth of talent thriving under the Friday night lights in Alabama.