After a 12-game winning streak, the Tallassee Tigers fell for the first and last time this season to Montgomery Catholic, 13-7, in the quarterfinals of the AHSAA Class 1-5A flag football playoffs.
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The Tallassee Tigers showed out on Tuesday night at J.E. “Hot” O’Brien Stadium, defeating Francis Marion 34-0 and advancing to the second round of the AHSAA Class 1A-5A flag football playoffs.
It’s that time of year. The Class 1-4A reigning state champion Tallassee Tigers are back on the mat this week.
The Tallassee Tigers knew they’d face adversity, they knew there would be challenges they couldn’t account for despite best efforts. Even in the face of injuries, the Tigers stepped up time after time.
For the second straight season under coach Lawrence “L.A” O’Neal, the Tallassee Tigers are headed to the playoffs.
In any sport, team chemistry goes a long way. In only its second season, the Tallassee flag football team has that in spades.
Like an old familiar song, Holtville’s final game of the 2025 season against rival Tallassee started on a high note and ended on a low note. The Tallassee Tigers beat the hometown Bulldogs, 24-8, in a chippy, emotional rivalry showdown on Thursday night.
Tallassee junior Brue Milner announced his plans to continue his academic and athletic careers at Georgia Tech on Sunday. This announcement has been years in the making for Milner, arguably since his days in a cradle.
It’s the last week of the regular season, and the Tallassee Tigers are getting ready to travel across the county to take on the Holtville Bulldogs in a rivalry faceoff.
The Tallassee Tigers pulled off an undefeated regular season in flag football, beating the Marbury Bulldogs tonight, 20-0.
The Tallassee Tigers picked up their second road win in two weeks at Talladega, closing out region play with a 3-3 record in the region and 4-4 overall. Despite falling short of last year’s standard, the Tigers are confident they can compete with the best teams as they look toward the postse…
The Tigers are going dancing — now it's time to gain some momentum going into the playoffs.
Every year when the swimming and diving season kicks off, Tallassee swimmers and divers compete as hard as they can to put up times and scores that will qualify them for the AHSAA State Championship meet. Even if they manage to finish with ti…
For the second straight year under second year football coach Lawrence “L.A.” O’Neal, Tallassee is going back to the playoffs. The berth was secured with a narrow 13-7 victory over Saint James in Class 4A Region 3 action.
The volleyball season is quickly coming to an end and each team is looking towards their area tournaments, which begin this week.
Things started off poorly for Tallassee as they hosted Handley and never really got better.
When Trent Morris suffered a broken wrist at a 7-on-7 tournament in the preseason, the Tallassee Tigers were forced to adapt and adjust.
It’s always great to come away with a win against your rival.
Close games haven’t been friendly to the Tallassee Tigers this season. But they battled back to win homecoming night 23-16 against Cleburne County off a big game by junior Trent Morris in his return from injury.
Two weeks ago, the Tallassee Tigers suffered a heartbreaking loss on the road at Bullock County, losing by a last-second touchdown among a final quarter of serious injury and controversy.
Despite being only the second year of the program, the Tallassee Tigers are trailblazing through the flag football season. They defeated their regional rivals, the Booker T. Washington Golden Eagles on Wednesday night at J.E. “Hot” O’Brien St…
The Tallassee Tigers beat their rivals, the Elmore County Panthers, on Wednesday night in a decisive 34-0 victory. Because of the mercy rule, the two teams played only three quarters of the flag football game.
