Alabama High School Football
Hale County Training Trojans
Hale County Training · Greensboro, AL
123-77-10All-time record
62%Winning pct.
0State titles
0Region titles
0Playoff appearances
0Seasons
Championships
- State playoff titles
- None
- State mythical titles
- None
- Region championships
- None
Team Records
- Overall Record
- 123-77-10
- Winning Pct.
- 62%
- State Playoff Titles
- 0
- State Mythical Titles
- 0
- All State Players
- 0
- NFL Players
- 0
- Weeks Ranked #1
- 0
- Home Record
- 19-6-0
- Away Record
- 10-12-2
Playoff Records
- Longest win streak
- 16 (9/15/1960-10/18/1961)
- Longest losing streak
- 4 (9/29/1967-10/20/1967)
Season by Season
0 seasons. Asterisk marks a season with every score on file.
| Year | Class | Record | PF | PA | Playoffs | Region | Region rec. | Coach |
|---|
Head Coaches
| Coach | Years | Record | Playoffs | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eugene Royster | 1969 | 5-4 | ||
| Eugene Royster | 1959-65 | 46-21-3 | ||
| David Bonner | 1956-58 | 13-12-3 | ||
| A. Cooper | 1955 | 4-3 | ||
| Massalone Nunn | 1954 | 6-3 | ||
| Wilson Sullivan | 1951-53 | 22-3-1 | ||
| Baugh | 1949 | 1-3 | ||
| W.C. Perkins | 1947 | 6-2 | ||
| Robert Winston | 1946 | 3-3 | ||
| Jenkins Johnson | 1934 | 0-0 | ||
| Lorenzo Robinson | 1929-31 | 2-2-1 |
Team Timeline
- 1937First team
- 1969Consoildated with Hale County.
By the Numbers
- Seasons
- 38
- Winning Seasons
- 18
- Losing Seasons
- 4
- Most Wins in A Season
- 10 (1960)
- Most Losses in A Season
- 6 (1958)
- 10 Win Seasons
- 1
- Most Points Scored in a Game
- 68 (9/19/1969)
- Most Points Scored in a Season
- 244 (1960)
- Most Points Allowed in a Game
- 64 (9/25/1962)
- Most Points Allowed in a Season
- 138 (1958)
- Largest Margin of Victory
- 67 (11/8/1951)
- Largest Margin of Defeat
- 57 (11/15/1935)
- Most Points Both Teams in a Game
- 80 (9/19/1969)
- Last Shutout
- 9/20/1968
- Last Time Shutout
- 10/10/1969
- Shutouts All-Time
- 62
- Been Shutout All-Time
- 39
Records reflect scores on file; this program's history is 82.0% complete. Corrections are welcome.