The first, third and fourth quarters against Winterboro looked good for the Central Coosa football team. However, the second quarter alone proved to be the most deadly.
The Central Coosa football team has seen the conversation on social media. The football talking heads across the state believe the Cougars will finish last in Class 2A Region 4, last year was just a fluke and the Cougars will fall back to where they once were.
For as long as football has been in the limelight, offense has taken center stage. Everyone has their eyes on the quarterback, the pass catchers who light up the scoreboard or the running back that carry people into the end zone. And honestly, who can blame them?Â
If there is one thing Daniel Flowers is trying to do during his tenure as the football coach is to remove the notion that Central Coosa is a basketball school. And after two years, the conversation is picking up steam.Â
In the wake of the newly created Gulf State Independent Athletic Association, GSIAA, the questions surrounding the league have found their way to AHSAA director Heath Harmon and AISA director Roddie Beck.Â
The Central Coosa football team accomplished history last season by snapping their 10-year postseason drought. And now, the Cougars look to keep that going with another run to the playoffs, which would be the first time since 1999-2000 that t…
At this point in the summer, the goal for most football teams is simply to work hard and improve. Central Coosa’s football team is no exception. The Cougars hosted their first 7-on-7 invitational tournament on Thursday, a major event with sev…
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.
