Tropical Storm Isaias is set to make landfall this weekend, and make its way through the state of Alabama. The impending inclement weather has caused a plethora of games in the state to push their games forwards to Thursday. Here is the list …
The Bulldogs didn’t even have a chance to bark one good time. The No. 2 Reeltown Rebels affixed a lead to their opponents’ collars and proceeded to dog-walk Ranburne up and down the field en route to a 42-0 homecoming victory Friday night at …
The Reeltown football team finally got the chance to rest its legs and heal its wounds after a gnarly start to the season. Yet even still, the Rebels walked out of their first five games of the season with a 5-0 record, and almost a near-perf…
A wave of inclement weather is set to touch down in Alabama this coming weekend, which in turn has caused teams statewide to move their game from Friday, Oct. 2, to Thursday, Oct. 1. The TPI coverage umbrella has seen some of its games moved,…
Whatever the price of admission was to the Battle of Highway 49, it was not enough. What was showcased on the field rivals as one of the best iterations of the matchup.
In a Monday night Tallapoosa County matchup, whoever played the cleaner game took the win. And that distinction went to Horseshoe Bend, who took home a 3-1 victory over Reeltown in the non-area match.
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.
There is an element in sports where, if you don't say anything, it’ll keep happening. And if you do say it, you’ll usually rebut with a “knock on wood” and find the nearest piece of lumber in your vicinity.
There were some bumps in the road, but none of which truly derailed the Reeltown football team from another great year last season. The Rebels finished 2025 in the Class 2A semifinal and an overall record of 10-4.
The summer break was had, vacations were taken and progress was made in the weight room. The Reeltown football team can be a testament to that, but now it's all business with the start of fall camp.
The AHSAA football season is just weeks away at this point, and the Alabama Sports Writers Association has its eyes on a few local teams in the AWSA Preseason Rankings. In Class 5A, Benjamin Russell came in as the No. 4 team and in Class 2A, …
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.
