September 16, 2026

The Bryant-Jordan Foundation will honor 104 AHSAA high school seniors Monday night at its 35th Bryant-Jordan Awards program. This year, in lieu of a banquet which has been held annually since 1986, the Bryant-Jordan Foundation plans to recognize the regional recipients, the class and overall winners via a special television program which will also be webcast over the internet. The Bryant-Jordan Foundation and WOTM TV are producing the television and webcast show which will be broadcast over the AHSAA TV Network and the NFHS Network.

The show will air tonight, April 13, beginning at 6 p.m., same time as the banquet’s original plan. Bryant-Jordan Awards Banquet emcee Chris Stewart will serve as the host of the broadcast. The feed will be made available free to all cable providers that choose to show the program and will also be available via livestreaming at the following convenient links:

For the WOTM Cable Network Information in your area, go to the coverage chart at:
WOTM TV & TV24 – April 13th @ 6pm CST – refer to the coverage map at:
http://www.ahsaa.com/Portals/0/WOTM-Coverage-2019_1.jpg

Also, more specific broadcast information includes:
WOTM TV Channel 701 HD – Charter Spectrum (April 13th @ 6pm CST)
WOTM TV web stream: wotm.tv (Livestream link is at Bottom of the WOTM.TV Home Page)


The NFHS Network link of the WOTM web stream can be accessed at the following links:
Direct link for subscribers and guests:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/ahsaa/evtedc1ac0728
Other Links:
www.bryantjordan.org
www.ahsaa.com
www.ashof.org

The Bryant-Jordan Awards presentation will be archived and replayed on WOTM TV Channel 701 HD on the following days and times: Tuesday, April 14: 3 a.m., 8 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 4 p.m., & 5:30 p.m. It will also be available on demand at www.nfhsnetwork.com.

If you have any questions, please contact AHSAA Director of Communications, Ron Ingram at: ringram@ahsaa.com or call 334-263-6994 (office)

This year, in lieu of a banquet which has been held annually since 1986, the Bryant-Jordan Foundation plans to recognize the regional recipients, the class and overall winners via television and online streaming.  The Bryant-Jordan Foundation has worked out an agreement with WOTM TV to produce a television show which will be broadcast over the AHSAA TV Network and the NFHS Network.

The show will air Monday night, April 13 beginning at 6 p.m., same time as the 35th annual banquet’s original plan. The Bryant-Jordan Awards Banquet emcee Chris Stewart will serve as the host of the broadcast.

The feed will be made available free to all cable providers and will also be available via livestreaming at the following convenient links:

For the WOTM Cable Information in your area, go to the coverage chart at:
WOTM TV & TV24 – April 13th @ 6pm CST – refer to the coverage map at:
http://www.ahsaa.com/Portals/0/WOTM-Coverage-2019_1.jpg

Also, more specific broadcast information includes:
WOTM TV Channel 701 HD – Charter Spectrum (April 13th @ 6pm CST)
WOTM TV web stream: wotm.tv (Livestream link is at Bottom Of Home Page)

The NFHS Network link of the WOTM web stream, which can be accessed at the following links:
Direct link for subscribers:
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/ahsaa/evtedc1ac0728
Other Links:
www.bryantjordan.org
www.ahsaa.com
www.ashof.org

The Bryant-Jordan Awards presentation will also be archived and replayed on WOTM TV Channel 701 HD on the following days and times:

Tuesday, April 14: 3 a.m., 8 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 4 p.m., & 5:30 p.m.

AHSAA Executive Director, Steve Savarese

  A Special Message from AHSAA Executive Director Steve Savarese

Like thousands of others, I am deeply saddened and disappointed that our schools have closed, and spring sports will not have an opportunity to finish their seasons.  Even more so, I am disheartened for all student-athletes, contest officials, their coaches, families, student bodies, fans, communities, and especially our seniors.  We are facing an unprecedented health crisis, but I am prayerful that the steps we are taking now within our schools and across our nation will enable all those affected to return to a sense of normalcy sooner than later.

I’m extremely grateful to all our educators who will utilize tele-communications and other ingenious methods to continue to educate our students as well as keep our student-athletes conditioned.

Moreover, I’m grateful to all those within our medical communities who are serving those in need.  In particular, now more than ever, I am thankful for the leadership of the AHSAA medical advisory board and Central Board of Control.

Lastly, all the steps we are taking now will be for naught if we each fail to do our part, and our responsibility is to follow the recommendations of our health care professionals.  My prayer is that we will all take seriously the Alabama Department of Public Health guidelines so our families can once again return to work, visit loved ones in the hospital and nursing homes, celebrate birthdays, weddings, and births of children, visit and hold our grandchildren, shop, travel and just enjoy the simple things of everyday life we often take for granted. Until those guidelines are lifted, we must heed these cautions thus not allowing this health issue to affect future school years.

God Bless

SS