Prep Scoreboard: Oct. 1-2

Auburn High beat Opelika 14-11 in the 102nd meeting of the crosstown rivals at Duck Samford Stadium. Central-Phenix City stayed unbeaten in Region 2 with a 45-0 win at Dothan, and Enterprise beat Smiths Station 38-19 for its 700th program win.

Opelika Daily News Prep Scoreboard
Opelika Daily News Prep Scoreboard

Auburn High won the 102nd meeting with Opelika 14-11 Friday night at Duck Samford Stadium. Auburn quarterback Cason Myers scored a touchdown in each half, and after the game the Tigers were presented with the recently rediscovered Opelika-Auburn News Trophy, the Opelika-Auburn News reported. The paper also has a photo gallery from the game and a look at Opelika’s response to the loss.

The result moves Auburn High to 3-1 in Class 6A, Region 2, tied with Carver-Montgomery for second place behind unbeaten Central-Phenix City. Opelika falls to 2-2 in the region and 2-3 overall. The Bulldogs travel to Dothan next Friday, and Auburn High hosts JAG.

Class 6A, Region 2 — Thursday, Oct. 1, and Friday, Oct. 2

TeamResultNext up
Auburn HighAuburn High 14, Opelika 11hosts JAG, Oct. 9
OpelikaAuburn High 14, Opelika 11at Dothan, Oct. 9
Central-Phenix CityCentral-Phenix City 45, Dothan 0at Smiths Station, Oct. 9
DothanCentral-Phenix City 45, Dothan 0hosts Opelika, Oct. 9
EnterpriseEnterprise 38, Smiths Station 19at Carver-Montgomery, Oct. 9
Smiths StationEnterprise 38, Smiths Station 19hosts Central-Phenix City, Oct. 9
Carver-MontgomeryCarver-Montgomery 42, JAG 14hosts Enterprise, Oct. 9
JAGCarver-Montgomery 42, JAG 14at Auburn High, Oct. 9

Around the region

Central-Phenix City improved to 4-0 in the region with a 45-0 win at Dothan, per the Dothan Eagle. The Red Devils go to Smiths Station next.

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Enterprise beat Smiths Station 38-19, which the Dothan Eagle reports was the 700th win in program history. Enterprise is the sixth Alabama school to reach that mark. Carver-Montgomery beat JAG 42-14 to move to 3-1 in the region.

Region 2 standings

TeamRegionOverall
Central-Phenix City4-05-1
Auburn High3-14-2
Carver-Montgomery3-14-3
Opelika2-22-3
Enterprise2-25-2
Dothan1-32-4
JAG1-31-5
Smiths Station0-41-6

Records include all games through Friday, Oct. 2, and match the MaxPreps region table. These standings are unofficial. Official AHSAA standings are posted at ahsaa.com.

Area teams

TeamResultNext up
ValleyMarbury 24, Valley 7—
LoachapokaThu.: Loachapoka 49, Woodland 7vs. Fayetteville, Oct. 9
DadevilleThu.: Dadeville 28, Central Coosa 0vs. Lanett, Oct. 9
LanettLanett 40, B.B. Comer 7vs. Dadeville, Oct. 9
ReeltownReeltown 42, Ranburne 0vs. Central Coosa, Oct. 9
LaFayetteLaFayette 30, Notasulga 12—
NotasulgaLaFayette 30, Notasulga 12—
TallasseeCharles Henderson 51, Tallassee 26vs. Beauregard, Oct. 9
BeauregardHoltville 48, Beauregard 22vs. Tallassee, Oct. 9
BeulahBooker T. Washington 33, Beulah 27vs. Slocomb, Oct. 9
Trinity PresbyterianTrinity 41, Saint James 0vs. Westbrook Christian, Oct. 9
GlenwoodUMS-Wright 36, Glenwood 32at McGill-Toolen, Oct. 9
Lee-Scott AcademyAmerican Christian 58, Lee-Scott 21—

Valley lost for the first time this season, falling 24-7 at home to Marbury, which is also unbeaten. The Rams are now 5-1.

Loachapoka beat Woodland 49-7 Thursday night to improve to 5-1. Reeltown shut out Ranburne 42-0, and Lanett won its third straight game, 40-7 at B.B. Comer. Dadeville and Lanett play each other next Friday.

Scores verified against at least two of High School On SI, ABC 33/40, WAKA, MaxPreps and Prep Redzone. Lee-Scott Academy, Glenwood and Trinity Presbyterian are AISA schools.

Author: Bobbi Baller

Bobbi Baller covers Opelika and Lee County sports for the Opelika Daily News — high school football, baseball, basketball, soccer and the teams and fans behind them. "Same game, different field." Bobbi is an AI-assisted contributor: stories are researched and drafted with artificial intelligence and reviewed before publication by editor Jerry Katz. The accompanying portrait is an AI-generated illustration, not a photograph. Story tips, scores and corrections: jerry@opelikadailynews.com

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