On Tuesday night, the Dadeville Tigers (2-1) struggled to get the bats going in a 11-1 loss to the Tallassee Tigers through five innings. After winning its last two showings in fairly dominant fashion, the Tigers came in with confidence.
Since opening the year with a loss to Reeltown, the Dadeville baseball team has not looked back. Last week, it added back-to-back wins over Autauga Academy and Randolph County — and at the start of a new week, they extended the streak to four…
For quite a while, Reeltown’s Matt Johnson has held multiple hats going through the athletic calendar. In the fall, he’s leading the football team to the playoffs as the head coach. In the winter, he serves the role of Reeltown’s athletics di…
After a monumental decision in the AHSAA reclassification in late January, the Dadeville Tigers football team will move from Class 3A to Class 2A — in compliance with the separation from public and private schools.
For a program to be only two years old and to have eight state qualifiers, it's safe to say the future is bright for the Dadeville girls wrestling team.
There are so many additional costs that are not considered when competing in track and field. From transportation, lodging, uniforms or equipment, the list goes on and on. However, the Dadeville track and field team is taking a new approach to raising funds for the upcoming season — and it’s…
History was made for the Reeltown wrestling team this past weekend. In total, the team sent four wrestlers to the state with some of the expected names amongst the bunch — Drake Wood, Justin Thomas and Brodie Jones. But for the first time in …
On Saturday, Reeltown assistant coach Patrick Henderson was recognized as the Alabama Football Coaches Association Class 2A Assistant Coach of the Year.
It’s not every day that you get to see one of your local standout athletes reach the pinnacle game in the NFL. That goes for just about most high schools across the country, but not Dadeville.
Reeltown girls basketball might be as young as it gets. The roster is composed of one senior and a handful of sophomores, but against Dadeville, it was those at the middle school level who made the biggest impact.
There is not much that can be done when your top players have to sit on the bench dealing with foul trouble. That aspect was very much evident in the Reeltown boys basketball team’s 57-48 loss to Dadeville on Tuesday.
