Edgewood used its “bend but don’t break” strategy to edge out an assault of the air calvary from the Southern Prep Rangers, ultimately winning 12-8.
Cliff Williams
Staff Writer
Edgewood used its “bend but don’t break” strategy to edge out an assault of the air calvary from the Southern Prep Rangers, ultimately winning 12-8.
Staff Writer
There weren’t a lot of good points to take away from Tallassee’s 47-21 road loss to the surging Marbury Bulldogs on Friday night.
Horseshoe Bend controlled the clock, but the Reeltown High Rebels controlled the scoreboard, winning Friday’s intracounty showdown 47-0 in front of a soggy faithful filling the stands at Nix Webster O’Neal Stadium.
Wetumpka’s undefeated start came down to the final minutes Friday night, but the Indians could not finish the job, falling 32-29 to Russell County in a battle between two 3-0 teams.
It’s never one play that costs the team a game, but it doesn’t take away the sting of losing.
Dadeville has made the football postseason the past six seasons in a row.
Prior to Thursday night’s Class 4A Region 4 game, Holtville football coach Cory Lee knew it might come down to mistakes.
The two-headed monster for the Benjamin Russell football team was on full display for the second consecutive week.
The Stanhope Elmore volleyball team defeated a scrappy group of Wildcats from Benjamin Russell 3-0 (25-9, 26-24 & 25-20) Thursday night in Millbrook. The win tipped off area play for both teams. The Mustangs improve to 1-0 in area play.
Marbury is a football team that has always struggled.
The start of region play was not forgiving for the Central Coosa last week.
Although it hasn't been long, the Benjamin Russell and Stanhope Elmore football teams haven't faced each other since 2021.
When an offense scores 50 points, it is usually one or many who carry the load. For Holtville, it was many.
If there is a way to stop the Dadeville football team’s rushing attack, it has yet to be found.
For the second week in a row, Holtville is facing off against a team coming off back-to-back losses.
Tallassee will soon have outdoor pickleball courts.
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Stanhope Elmore took a tied scoreboard to the locker room at halftime, but what emerged in the second was a 44-30 loss to Class 5A Region 2 rival Russell County.
Edgewood Academy battled two opponents Friday night: the No. 3-ranked Lowndes Academy and the officials.
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