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Spain Park QB Brock Bradley (5) attempts a pass during a game between Chilton County and Spain Park on Friday, October 24, 2025 at Jaguar Stadium in Hoover, AL. Photo by Todd Lester
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Spain Park QB Brock Bradley (5) runs the football during a game between Spain Park and Benjamin Russell on Friday, Sept. 19, 2025, at Martin-Savarese Stadium in Alexander City, Alabama. Photo by Todd Lester
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Spain Park quarterback Brock Bradley (5) throws a pass during a game between Spain Park and Gardendale on Thursday, Oct. 30, 2025, at Spain Park High School. Photo by Richard Force.
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Spain Park quarterback Brock Bradley (5) throws a pass during a game between Spain Park and McAdory during the first round of the 2025 playoffs on Friday, Nov. 7, 2025, at Spain Park High School. Photo by Richard Force.
Spain Park High School quarterback Brock Bradley was named to the Alabama Sports Writers Association super all-state team last week, following a standout senior season leading the Jaguars' offense.
Bradley was among the top 12 players in the state, as voted on by the ASWA from the all-state selections.
Jackson running EJ Crowell was named Mr. Football and headlined the super all-state team. Thompson's Trent Seaborn, Clay-Chalkville's Aaron Frye, St. Michael's Gunner Rivers, Benjamin Russell's Cederian Morgan, Saraland's Jamison Roberts, Jackson's Landon Duckworth, Vigor's Jabarrius Garror, Wadley's Jaquez Wilkes, Central-Phenix City's Tristan Lyles and Vigor's Sammy Dunn joined Bradley on the super all-state team.
Bradley was also one of the finalists for 6A Back of the Year, which went to Clay-Chalkville quarterback Aaron Frye.
Following the fall semester, Bradley graduated from Spain Park and enrolled at Clemson University, where he is now attending on a football scholarship.
