For most of the season, the call card for the Central Coosa basketball team was its offense. When in doubt, someone, if not multiple players, would have their hand involved in the scoring.
Maturity was the main thing Horseshoe Bend baseball coach Scott Peavy was looking for with his team this offseason, and early on, he got just what he was looking for.
The Horseshoe Bend softball team is no stranger to the AHSAA Class 2A State Tournament. The last two years, the Generals have made their way through the regional tournament, doing so out of the winner's bracket last year and punching their tickets to state. However, that’s just about where t…
The Benjamin Russe wrestling team took its three state qualifiers to the AHSAA wrestling tournament over the weekend, with plenty of impressive matches to show for it.
Entering 2025, the Benjamin Russell baseball team had to replace five seniors — all of whom had played at the varsity level since their freshman season. Which was beneficial when the team reached the second round of the playoffs in 2024. However, when that production left, it left the Wildca…
Stop No. 2 on the Bassmaster Elite Series circuit has come to an end at Lake Martin, and the top spot could not have gone to a better name in the sport — Fisher Anaya.
High school fishing is growing in popularity, especially in Alabama. In the entire country, three of the top fishing programs hail from this state — Montevallo, Auburn and the University of North Alabama.
On Wednesday, Feb. 11, Benjamin Russell standout baseball player Jaxson Edwards announced and signed his letter of intent to play in college at Freed-Hardeman University.
It’s that time of the wrestling season when someone will reign supreme in their weight class. Last week, the Benjamin Russell boys and girls traveled to Montgomery to take on the Class 6A South Sectionals.
Horseshoe Bend’s Cade White and Maddux Yates are used to sharing podium finishes and sharing the boat with one another through their high school fishing career. And on Tuesday, the two standout anglers will be doing the same thing at the next…
Wrestling might be one of the fastest growing sports in the state of Alabama. From the addition of girls wrestling at the high school level to colleges expanding their athletic programs to feature more teams, it’s quickly growing in popularity.
It almost felt as though tragedy struck in the opening minutes of the Benjamin Russell girls basketball team’s game against Calera in the Class 6A Area 5 Championship.
It's a peculiar sense of fate that the last win the Benjamin Russell boys basketball team had at the old BRHS campus was against Chilton County. And the team’s first win at the new arena would also be against Chilton County, but this time wit…
