West Point earned its second straight Class 5A, Region 7 win on Friday night following a 28-7 road victory against East Limestone. 

Ollie Howell and Hunter Hensley each had a pair of touchdown runs for the Warriors, who improved to 2-5 overall and 2-2 in region play. 

West Point also had a safety after a snap sailed over the head of East’s Limestone punter and through the back of the end zone.

“I felt like we really clicked and played our most complete game of the season tonight,” West Point coach Kevin McCravy said. “I thought we handled winning well after last week — that was the most important thing to me. We came out and handled success. We got out there and did what we needed to do to win.”

The Warriors host Russellville next week.

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Class 1A, Region 7

Meek 30, Addison 22

The Tigers scored the go-ahead touchdown with 32 seconds left to down the Bulldogs on Friday night. 

Judah Wilkins, Jaxson Williams and Seth Hammack each had first-half touchdown runs for Addison, which led 22-16 at intermission. 

Meek, though, scored a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns to pick up the win. 

Addison (4-4, 3-2) hosts Vina next week.

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Class 2A, Region 6

Coosa Christian 49, Cold Springs 8

The Eagles had no answers for the third-ranked Conquerors on Friday night. 

Coosa Christian scored just 24 seconds into the matchup and held a 42-0 halftime lead. 

Clayton Terry provided a 3-yard touchdown run late in the game. Eli Voce then completed a 2-point pass to Breydon Hallmon. 

Cold Springs (4-4, 2-2) hosts Southeastern next week.

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Class 3A, Region 5

Midfield 64, Hanceville 6

Marquies Leeth had a touchdown run for the Bulldogs to prevent the shutout on Friday night. 

Hanceville (1-6, 1-4) travels to Winfield next week.

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Class 3A, Region 8

Holly Pond 44, Asbury 0

The Broncos breezed to a road win over the Rams on Friday night. 

Sawyer Olinger and Boston Gibbs each had two touchdown runs in the first half. The former also notched a pick-six as Holly Pond led 38-0 at halftime. 

Zayne Faulkner’s lengthy touchdown scamper provided the lone offense of the second half. 

Holly Pond (3-4, 2-3) travels to Fyffe next week.

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Class 3A, Region 5

Gordo 42, Vinemont 14

The Eagles saw their four-game win streak end Friday night at the hands of the No. 6 Green Wave. 

Vinemont trailed 21-0 at halftime before getting on the board in the third quarter following a touchdown pass from Rush Sandlin to Josh Rhodes.  

Rhodes added a touchdown run later in the frame, but the Eagles still trailed 35-14 entering the final quarter and could get no closer. 

Vinemont (6-2, 3-2) travels to Oakman next week.