The AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon has announced the future locations for the next four Super 7 state football championships.

AHSAA Executive Director Heath Harmon presented his plan for the future sites at the winter meetings where it was approved by the board.

The AHSAA announced the future sites for the Super 7 state football championships on Wednesday. The AHSAA announced in a release that Birmingham’s Protective Stadium and Mobile’s Hancock Whitney Stadium — which is on the campus of the University of South Alabama — will be the hosts for the next four years.

The University of South Alabama stadium becomes just 5th different venue to host the event since its inception as the Super 6 State Championships in 1996.

The Alabama High School Athletic Association Executive Director Heath Harmon announced Wednesday the future sites for the Super 7 state football championships for the next four years. Those sites will be Birmingham’s Protective Stadium and Mobile’s Hancock Whitney Stadium on the campus of the University of South Alabama.

The AHSAA Central Board has officially approved a plan for the Super 7 football championships after an executive session on Wednesday.

Here is the AHSAA Super 7 Championships schedule, rotation for 2025 and beyond as Birmingham and Mobile are slated to host.

The Alabama High School Athletic Association on Wednesday announced the locations for future Super 7 football championship games.

The locations for the Alabama High School Athletic Association Super 7 Championships have been announced for the 2025 through 2028 seasons. The 2025 AHSAA Super 7 will be at Protective Stadium in downtown Birmingham,