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.Â
Samuel Higgs
Sports Editor
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.Â
Sports Editor
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 ti…
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…
Considering the stats Horseshoe Bend’s Braxton Wilson put up in his high school career, colleges were bound to come calling soon.
Since the Alabama High School Athletic Association announced its 2026-2028 reclassification for fall sports, football teams across the state are beginning to announce their schedules for the upcoming season.Â
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
Safe to say, it’s been an eventful week for Horseshoe Bend runner David Layfield.Â
If you ever found yourself driving near or around the Horseshoe Bend campus, there was a good chance you saw David Layfield getting his miles in. Or that was just Horseshoe Bend athletic director and football coach Jeremy Phillips’ experience, at least.
The two-time state champ put pen to paper on Thursday, Horseshoe Bend standout thrower Elijah Smith signing his letter of intent to Mississippi College, a Division II college located in Clinton, Mississippi.
A dynasty of sorts is brewing in New Site with the Horseshoe Bend girls bowling team.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.
Horseshoe Bend boys basketball has been on a bit of a streak as of late.
After a long awaited decision, the Alabama High School Athletic Association announced reclassification for the 2026-2027 season.Â
The Alabama High School Athletics Association may see massive changes coming its way after two proposed bills by Alabama legislators.
Everyone scored for the Horseshoe Bend girls basketball team on Thursday night. That is not a cliche or an exaggeration — everyone who stepped on the court for the Generals came away with points on the board.
It is one game the Horseshoe Bend boys basketball team has already forgotten about.
As the game of basketball evolves, it reverberates downward to the high school level. The addition of the 3-point shot has become a part of almost every player's arsenal, with the ability to instantly swing the momentum of a game.Â
The Horseshoe Bend girls basketball team picked up a Class 2A Area 8 win over Central Coosa, 58-22.Â
There was already an expectation the Horseshoe Bend girls bowling team was going to be successful with how much was returning. But where it is now is something that surprised even HBS coach Ryan Anderson.
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The game is not over until the buzzer sounds, and the Horseshoe Bend boys basketball team showed that in the closing moments against Dadeville.
One second, the Horseshoe Bend girls basketball team was scoring at will.
The Horseshoe Bend girls basketball team took home a 53-40 win over the Dadeville Tigers in the first week back from winter break.Â
Benjamin Russell girls basketball historic season
The Horseshoe Bend girls basketball team marched out to a 61-22 victory over Central Coosa on Tuesday night.Â
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