Bigger, faster, stronger — those were the three words that consistently came out of Central Coosa coach Daniel Flowers' mouth when talking about the spring they had.Â
On Monday, May 4, the Central Coosa softball team saw its season come to an end after falling to Isabella twice in the Class 2A Area Tournament. And to much expectation, that’s the last softball any Cougar expected to play in 2026.
The Horseshoe Bend softball team has been removed from the playoffs after a self-reported violation of the Contest Limitation Rule, according to an AHSAA press release. A spokesperson for Horseshoe Bend said it will be appealing the decision.
The days of teams holding the ball for minutes on end have come to an end in Alabama. On Wednesday, the Alabama High School Athletic Association Central Board of Control, in its April CBOC meeting, voted to approve the mandate of a 35-second shot clock for the 2026-2027 basketball season.
On Friday, the Alabama High School Athletic Association announced the realignment for winter and spring sports following the massive division that split public and private schools from one another.
The 2025 season brought a lot of good for the Central Coosa football team. After 10 years, the Cougars broke their decade-long streak of missing the playoffs. Ultimately, the year ended with a first round loss to Luverne, yet still it was a h…
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.
The Central Coosa boys basketball team extended its Class 2A Area 8 record to 5-0 after taking down Horseshoe Bend 76-34 in the first round of the area tournament.Â
When the decision came in to postpone the Alabama High School Athletic Association reclassification announcement, something big was bound to happen — and on Friday, that’s in essence what happened.
