2024 Marion County Football Scores
This page shows Marion County schools' football scores throughout the 2024 football season.
Football
Aggies fall to undefeated Good Hope 28-6
Hamilton's Spencer Tyra brings down the Raider’s runner.
GOOD HOPE — The Aggies had an unsuccessful visit to the undefeated Good Hope Raiders last Friday night in Good Hope. Hamilton was defeated 28-6.
Hubbertville Lions defeat Brilliant Tigers 49-8
Brooks McLemore throws a pass to Jerry Lothrop (out of frame).
BRILLIANT — The Hubbertville Lions defeated the Brilliant Tigers 49-8 on Friday, Oct. 11.
Marion County takes loss at Lynn 48-8
Red Raider Samuel Taylor (#10, center) gains some yards against Lynn.
LYNN — It was a happy homecoming for the Lynn Bears, as they mauled the Marion County Red Raiders 48-8.
Hackleburg’s undefeated streak continues with shut out at Phillips
Panther Edge Weeks runs toward the end zone just ahead of Phillips Hayden Jordan.
BEAR CREEK — The Hackleburg Panthers completely dominated their arch rival Phillips High School Friday, Oct. 11, winning 53-0.
Pirates clinch playoff berth with 34-7 win over Wildcats
Winfield’s Blaine Bowen communicates with teammates before a play.
WINFIELD — The Winfield Pirates secured a spot in the playoffs with a 34-7 victory over the Oakman Wildcats on Friday, Oct. 11, in Winfield.
Pirates pound Carbon Hill Bulldogs 41-6
Pirates Jaykob Savage (#52) and Hayden Ballard (#15) take down a Carbon Hill Bulldog.
CARBON HILL — The Winfield Pirates pounded the Carbon Hill Bulldogs by a score of 41-6 on Friday, Oct. 4, at Carbon Hill in a Class 3A, Region 5 matchup.
Raiders win homecoming over Tigers 39-6
Brilliant’s Jerry Lothrop runs to the side as the Raiders’ defense pursues him.
GUIN — The Marion County High School Red Raiders won their homecoming game against the Brilliant Tigers 39-6 on Friday night, Oct. 4.
Panthers condemn Red Devils 46-0
VINA — The Hackleburg Panthers traveled to Vina and shut out the Red Devils 46-0 on Thursday night, Oct. 3.
Phillips loses to Cherokee 34-19 Friday night
CHEROKEE — The Phillips Bears went on a long road trip to Cherokee High School Friday, Oct. 4, a trip that appeared at first as if it would be a highly successful one. However, a tough fourth quarter made the trip home even harder, as the Bears lost 34-19.