Just a short time since former Horseshoe Bend football coach Jeremy Phillips resigned, the Generals have found a new man to lead the team — former Beauregard and Wadley coach Shenan Motley, according to Tallapoosa County Schools superintendent Casey Davis.
If there was one thing the Horseshoe Bend baseball team does not have to worry about, it’s the offensive production. However, there are still a few things to clean up on the defensive side of things as the playoffs approach.
According to Horseshoe Bend softball coach Hagen Whiteard, Lily Moss is not one of those loud eccentric leaders on the field. But where she thrives is leading with the plays made on the field in crucial moments. Â
You could almost feel what was about to happen when Lily Moss stood in the batter’s box on Saturday. The sun was covered, the wind shifted in the right direction — and the pitch went right where she wanted it.Â
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 year was 2011, and the Horseshoe Bend girls basketball team just won its Sweet 16 matchup, reaching the Elite 8 for the third time in school history. However, that's just where things had peaked for the Generals for over the next decade. Until this year.
When you finish with triple the number of hits in comparison to the opposition, you’d imagine a win is in the books. However, you’re soon reminded of the stat that matters is runs scored.
Friday nights for the foreseeable future are going to look a lot different for Jeremy Phillips. Rather than donning the headset, roaming the sidelines, he’ll be at home with his wife and kids. All the while, taking on a new adventure that is …
Looking through the stats, the Horseshoe Bend softball team outdid Lee-Scott in all categories except one — runs scored. Ultimately, the Generals fell in their home opener to the Warriors, 3-2.Â
