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Montgomery area high school football matchups and predictions for Week 7

Week 7 of the Alabama high school football season is here, with games beginning Thursday for teams in the River Region.

The Montgomery Advertiser will be at Central-Phenix City hosting Carver. Here are the top 5 Montgomery Area matchups in Week 7 with game predictions from author Jerry Humphrey III.

Prediction Record Tracker: 22-10

More: Alabama high school football: Montgomery area, Week 7, complete schedule and times

Wetumpka vs. Percy Julian

Date: Friday

Time: 7 p.m

Forecast: Wetumpka wins 28-24

analysis: A high-stakes cross-town rivalry that will ensure the winner a prominent place in the conference standings at the end of the season. Wetumpka is the early favorite in a game that is expected to be back-and-forth.

Stanhope Elmore vs. Pike Road

Date: Friday

Time: 7 p.m

Forecast: Pike Road wins 35-21

Analysis: In just the third meeting in these programs' history, Friday's game will break the 1-1 tie in this Class 6A game. Pike Road dominated Stanhope 52-14 a season ago and is the favorite for this year's game. Pike Road only lost one game in the entire month of September.

Hewitt-Trussville vs. Prattville

Date: Friday

Time: 7 p.m

Forecast: Prattville wins 42-39

analysis: Prattville struggled in conference play, falling to Vestavia Hills and Hoover after an undefeated start. Friday's game is a must-win for the Lions, as another loss would jeopardize their chances of a postseason bid in competitive Class 7A.

Montgomery Catholic vs. Headland

Date: Friday

Time: 7 p.m

Forecast: Catholic wins 49-7

analysis: The undefeated Montgomery Catholic Knights overwhelm their opponents, outscoring teams 277-48 in six games. It's clear that no team has found the recipe to stop Catholic as it looks to become state champions again this year. Headland will have to play error-free to get past the Knights.

Saint James School vs. Cleburne County

Date: Friday

Time: 7 p.m

Forecast: Saint James wins 24-14

analysis: Saint James pulled off a great comeback win, defeating Booker T. Washington 32-28 to remain undefeated in regional play. At 4-3, Saint James still has a shot at the region title, starting with a win over Cleburne County, which is a double-digit favorite.

By Vanessa

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