File / TPI Benjamin Russell's ace Luke Knight was named to the North-South all-star game this summer. He is the first Wildcat to be named to the game since 2023, which featured Jaxon Hay and Gabe Benton.
File / TPI Reeltown's Reed Wood led the Rebels in most offensive catergories. He finished his junior year with a .450 batting average along with 49 total hits this season en route to the third round of the playoffs.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Dadeville's Jacob Patterson was the leader offensively and defensively for the Tigers this year. He led with a .373 batting average and a team-high 69 strikeouts.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Benjamin Russell's CJ Young finished with a third-best .362 batting average and 36 total hits this season for the Wildcats. He scored 29 runs while logging 15 RBIs.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Horseshoe Bend's Bryce Jordan made a quick impression in his first year of varsity with the Generals. Not only did he lead the team in hits and batting average, he recorded 23 strikeouts on the mound.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Reeltown pitcher JaMarkius Smith celebrates after recording a strikeout against Ariton. He finished with eight strikeouts through six innings on the mound.
File / TPI Cale Hanks and the Dadeville Tigers baseball team pulled away with an area series win over Beulah last week. Through three games against the Bobcats, a total of 84 runs were scored.
Samuel Higgs / TPI After fielding a ground ball hit his way, Reeltown's Hutson Lewis aims a throw towards first base against Ariton. He recorded two hits against the Purple Cats in Game 1 of the series.
File / TPI The Benjamin Russell baseball team took home an 8-3 win over Marbury on Thursday. Owen Dye recorded a home run to center field, while the Wildcats as a whole racked up 12 hits.
File / TPI Benjamin Russell's ace Luke Knight was named to the North-South all-star game this summer. He is the first Wildcat to be named to the game since 2023, which featured Jaxon Hay and Gabe Benton.
File / TPI Reeltown's Reed Wood led the Rebels in most offensive catergories. He finished his junior year with a .450 batting average along with 49 total hits this season en route to the third round of the playoffs.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Dadeville's Jacob Patterson was the leader offensively and defensively for the Tigers this year. He led with a .373 batting average and a team-high 69 strikeouts.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Benjamin Russell's CJ Young finished with a third-best .362 batting average and 36 total hits this season for the Wildcats. He scored 29 runs while logging 15 RBIs.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Horseshoe Bend's Bryce Jordan made a quick impression in his first year of varsity with the Generals. Not only did he lead the team in hits and batting average, he recorded 23 strikeouts on the mound.
Samuel Higgs / TPI Reeltown pitcher JaMarkius Smith celebrates after recording a strikeout against Ariton. He finished with eight strikeouts through six innings on the mound.
File / TPI Cale Hanks and the Dadeville Tigers baseball team pulled away with an area series win over Beulah last week. Through three games against the Bobcats, a total of 84 runs were scored.
Samuel Higgs / TPI After fielding a ground ball hit his way, Reeltown's Hutson Lewis aims a throw towards first base against Ariton. He recorded two hits against the Purple Cats in Game 1 of the series.
File / TPI The Benjamin Russell baseball team took home an 8-3 win over Marbury on Thursday. Owen Dye recorded a home run to center field, while the Wildcats as a whole racked up 12 hits.
