Jaeden Day, Montgomery AdvertiserThu, December 4, 2025 at 4:44 AM UTC·1 min readBIRMINGHAM — The AHSAA Super 7 football championships kicked off with Thompson repeating as Class 7A champion, defeating Opelika 48-10 Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Protective Stadium.
Playing on the biggest stage of Alabama high school football gives the top-ranked and offered recruits in Alabama a chance to shine in their biggest games of the season in front of an audience tuning in all around the state.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe early signing period has come and gone, but the AHSAA Super 7 championships are barely getting underway. Check back here to see how the recruits in the championship tilts performed.
Thompson vs. Opelika
Trent Seaborn, Thompson: Seaborn committed to Alabama on Oct. 20, 2025, and led the charge offensively in the 7A title game. Seaborn completed 16 of 27 passes (59%) for 259 yards and three touchdowns. Seaborn also rushed for 32 yards on two carries.
Pryce Lewis, Thompson: Lewis holds offers from the likes of UAB and Kennesaw State and has yet to commit. Lewis hauled in five receptions for 112 yards (22.4 YPC) and a two touchdowns.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementPeter Ramil, Thompson: Ramil signed with USF on Wednesday. Ramil recorded two tackles and a tackle-for-loss.
Cameron Pritchett, Thompson: Pritchett is committed to Oregon as a part of the 2027 class. Pritchett recorded a tackle.
Trenton McCorvey, Thompson: McCorvey currently holds offers from Ole Miss and Mississippi State as a part of the 2027 class. McCorvey recorded a tackle, pass break up and an interception.
Micah Fleming, Thompson: Fleming holds offers from BYU and Indiana to name a few as a part of the class of 2027. Fleming recorded a tackle.
This article originally appeared on Montgomery Advertiser: How did Alabama high school football recruits do in AHSAA Super 7?
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