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SHADES VALLEY 2010 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

(1-6 Region 7, 1-8 overall)

Aug.27 at Mountain Brook 11-37Sep. 3 at Pell City * 28-14Sep.10 Gadsden City * 14-42Sep.17 at Clay-Chalkville * 14-40Sep.24 Hueytown 28-35Oct. 1 Austin * (HC) 42-45Oct. 8 at Huffman * 7-14Oct.15 Hewitt-Trussville * 20-21Oct.22 at Oxford * 28-35Oct.28 Vestavia Hills

* Region 7 games

- LAST GAME -- Oxford defeated Shades Valley 35-28 on October 22.

- NEXT GAME/ SERIES NOTES -- home vs Vestavia Hills (5-2 Region 6, 7-2) on October 28.- Vestavia Hills leads series 27-9-1.- series has been played every year since 1975, and 37 of the past 38 years.- Shades Valley most points in series game was 37 in 1996 and biggest win was 31in 1999.- Vestavia Hills most points in series game was 42 in 1998 and biggest win was 24in 1980.- Shades Valley had a 4 game winning streak in the series.- Vestavia Hills has a current 10 game winning streak in the series.- Vestavia Hills won the last game between the teams 28-14 in 2009.- Shades Valley comes in averaging 22.1 points per game, while giving up 30.5.- Vestavia Hills comes in averaging 24.2 points per game, while giving up 15.5.- This is the final game of the 2010 season.

-Series Highlights-

The Shades Valley and Vestavia Hills series didn't begin until the 1970s, but it hasbecome a game traditionally on both teams schedules. In the past it was because ofregion matchups, but since the 90s it has became a matchup to harken back to thedays when Shades Valley was considered one of the Over-the-Mountain teams. Thisis the 38th all-time matchup with the Vestavia Hills Rebels. Vestavia Hills leads theseries between the teams 27-9-1.


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Shades Valley and Vestavia Hills first met in 1973 with the game ending in a 7-7 tie.The two teams did not meet in 1974, but resumed the series in 1975 and haveplayed every year since. This will be the 36th consecutive year Shades Valley hasmet Vestavia Hills in football, with Vestavia Hills taking 27 of those previous 36meetings. In the process, Vestavia Hills has enjoyed a couple of winning streaksagainst Shades Valleyeight in a row from 1978 to 1985 and the current ten-game

streak from 2000 to the present. Regardless of the outcome, most of the contestsare fairly close and rarely are any games in the series a blowout.

Interestingly, Shades Valley owns four shutout victories over Vestavia Hills, which isthe most any team has ever shut out the Rebels. That is pretty good, especiallyconsidering Vestavia Hills has only been shut out 20 times in its 41-year existence.(By comparison, the Hoover Bucs have only shutout the Rebels three times duringtheir rivalry.) And even though Vestavia Hills has won 27 games against theMounties, Vestavia Hills has only shutout Shades Valley three times.

The Mounties-Rebels series has had many memorable games, such as in 1998,when the teams met twice that season. The two teams played each other in the

season opening game, with Vestavia Hills taking a 20-11 victory. Both teams thenran off twelve straight wins, only to meet again in the semifinals of the stateplayoffs. Vestavia Hills came in ranked #1 in the state and the Mounties were #7,and Vestavia Hills pulled off a thrilling 42-35 overtime victory over the Mounties,which many said at the time was the game that actually decided the statechampionship.

The next year, the Mounties got a measure of revenge by routing the defendingstate champions 31-0 on their own home field to open the 1999 season. That winwould turn out to be the last victory Shades Valley would enjoy over the Rebels.

Vestavia Hills game by game results

1973 7- 7 0- 0- 1 1996 37-29 8-14- 11975 6-21 0- 1- 1 1997 16-25 8-15- 11976 0-19 0- 2- 1 1998 11-20 8-16- 11977 36-19 1- 2- 1 1998* 35-42+ 8-17- 11978 21-35 1- 3- 1 1999 31- 0 9-17- 11979 24-27 1- 4- 1 2000 7-28 9-18- 11980 0-24 1- 5- 1 2001 14-21 9-19- 11981 14-17 1- 6- 1 2002 7-28 9-20- 11982 17-19 1- 7- 1 2003 7-27 9-21- 11983 3-17 1- 8- 1 2004 10-20 9-22- 11984 14-24 1- 9- 1 2005 21-28 9-23- 11985 7-21 1-10- 1 2006 15-29 9-24- 11986 21-13 2-10- 1 2007 20-35 9-25- 11987 16- 0 3-10- 1 2008 21-28 9-26- 11988 31- 6 4-10- 1 2009 14-28 9-27- 11989 28- 0 5-10- 1 * playoffs1990 19-20 5-11- 1 + overtime


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1991 14-36 5-12- 11992 19- 0 6-12- 11993 0- 3 6-13- 11994 35-24 7-13- 11995 7-27 7-14- 1

VESTAVIA HILLS 2010 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE(5-2 Class 6A Region 6, 7-2 overall)

Aug.27 at Florence 36- 7Sep. 3 Mountain Brook * 17-13Sep.10 Thompson * 28-13Sep.17 at Pelham * 38-23Sep.24 Briarwood 34-10Oct. 1 Homewood * 42-20Oct. 8 at Spain Park * 16-19

Oct.15 at Hoover * 7-35Oct.22 Oak Mountain *Oct.28 at Shades Valley

* Region 6 games

GAMES INVOLVING REGION 7 TEAMS FOR WEEK 9:--------------------------------Oxford 35 Shades Valley 28Austin 41 Pell City 29Clay-Chalkville 27 Huffman 7Gadsden City 28 Hewitt-Trussville 21 OT

UPCOMING GAMES INVOLVING REGION 7 TEAMS FOR WEEK 10:--------------------------------Vestavia Hills at Shades ValleyHartselle at AustinBessemer City vs Huffman at Lawson FieldLee-Montgomery at Gadsden CityOxford at Central-Phenix CityHewitt-Trussville at PelhamSpain Park at Clay-ChalkvilleEtowah at Pell City

2010 REGION 7 STANDINGS--------------------------------TEAM REGION OVERALL PF PA REGION GAMES REMAINING


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Gadsden City 6- 1 7- 2 233 160 clinched 1stHewitt-Trussville 5- 2 7- 2 190 131 clinched playoff spotOxford 5- 2 6- 3 259 201 clinched playoff spotClay-Chalkville 5- 2 6- 3 227 157 clinched playoff spotAustin 4- 3 4- 5 234 318Huffman 1- 6 3- 6 135 161

Shades Valley 1- 6 1- 8 199 275Pell City 1- 6 3- 6 213 235

* region standings are based on head to head results vs teams if tied with another,otherwise if they have not yet played they're arranged in alphabetical order

====RECAP AND PREVIEW====Last Friday the Mounties made their last road trip of the season to Oxford to playthe Yellow Jackets. Oxford came in needing a win for at least a tie for second placein the region, while the Mounties were playing for nothing more than pride.

Oxford roared out to a 35-6 lead, then got comfortable with their lead and suddenlythe Mounties started a comeback. Shades Valley scored 22 straight unansweredpoints and closed the gap to 35-28, but there wasn't enough clock left to finish thecomeback and the Mounties fell. Yet another close loss, and yet another huge scarefor a team that felt they would walk out of the stadium with an easy victory.Nonetheless, the Mounties record falls to 1-8 overall, and 1-6 in Region 7. GadsdenCity won Region 7 by virtue of defeating Hewitt-Trussville on Friday. Hewitt-Trussville, Oxford & Clay-Chalkville are tied for second at 5-2. Austin is fifth at 4-3.Huffman, Shades Valley & Pell City are tied for sixth with 1-6 records.

Our last game of the season has the Mounties finishing at home against traditionalfoe, the Vestavia Hills Rebels. Vestavia Hills went 9-2 last year, and currently are 7-2 overall and 5-2 in Region 6. They finished in second place in Region 6 and willhost on November 5th in a first round playoff game. Shades Valley comes into thegame averaging 22.1 points per game, while giving up 30.5. Vestavia Hills comes inaveraging 24.2 points per game, while giving up 15.5. Vestavia Hills is coached byBuddy Anderson, who is in his 33rd year of coaching, all at Vestavia Hills. Hiscareer record is 276-114-1. Anderson is 25-8 in his career against Shades Valley,while Shades Valley's Coleman is 0-6 in his career against Vestavia Hills.

Shades Valley's head coach is Curtis Coleman. Since Coach Coleman came toShades Valley, his Mountie teams have increased by two the number of wins theyhave had each year. Starting with his first year, the Mounties had 0 in 2006, 2 in2007, 4 in 2008 and 6 in 2009. This is Coach Coleman's fifth year at Shades Valley.He is 13-36 in his years here after previously coaching at Ensley and Huffman. Hisoverall career record is 129-119 in 23 years as a head coach. Coleman's assistantson the field are Mike Burrus, Doney Childrey, Bobby Coleman, Leonard Davis,Ricardo Holloman, Mike Howard, Stuart Morrison, James Robinson, Jermaine Watson,Brandon Williams, & Alex Wilson.


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===REGION PLAYOFF PAIRINGS===Region 7 is again paired with Region 8 for the first 2 rounds of the playoffs. Region 8consists of Bob Jones, Buckhorn, Decatur, Florence, Grissom, Hazel Green,Huntsville and Sparkman. Home teams for the first round are the 1st and 2nd placeteams from Region 7 (Gadsden City & ) and 8 (Bob Jones & Decatur). Third & fourthfrom each region must travel to the second & first place, respectively, from the

opposing regions. The first round matchups are as follows: Huntsville at GadsdenCity, Buckhorn at, at Decatur, at Bob Jones). The quarterfinal & semifinal rounds ofthe playoffs go against the survivors from Regions 5 & 6 to compete against thesurvivors of our two opening rounds. The last team standing then faces the southchampion in the state title game at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn the first week inDecember.

2010 REGION 7 STANDINGS--------------------------------TEAM REGION OVERALL PF PA REGION GAMES REMAININGGadsden City 6- 1 7- 2 233 160 clinched 1st

Hewitt-Trussville 5- 2 7- 2 190 131 clinched playoff spotOxford 5- 2 6- 3 259 201 clinched playoff spotClay-Chalkville 5- 2 6- 3 227 157 clinched playoff spotAustin 4- 3 4- 5 234 318Huffman 1- 6 3- 6 135 161Shades Valley 1- 6 1- 8 199 275Pell City 1- 6 3- 6 213 235

2010 REGION 8 STANDINGS--------------------------------TEAM REGION OVERALL PF PA REGION GAMES REMAININGBob Jones 7- 0 8- 1 318 154 clinched 1stDecatur 6- 1 8- 1 294 108 clinched 2ndBuckhorn 5- 2 6- 3 217 193 clinched 3rdHuntsville 3- 4 4- 5 212 229 clinched 4thFlorence 3- 4 4- 5 243 249Hazel Green 2- 5 3- 6 168 296Sparkman 2- 5 2- 7 184 247Grissom 0- 7 1- 8 120 268

* region standings are based on head to head results vs teams if tied with another,otherwise if they have not yet played they're arranged by overall record

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