For a blossoming wrestling program like the one planted at Dadeville High School, it’s always beneficial to learn from one of the best. And for the Tigers, that is exactly what they are doing.
To the victor go the spoils, and for the Dadeville boys basketball team, it’s an unofficial Tallapoosa County Crown beating Reeltown and Horseshoe Bend in back-to-back games.
It has not been a pretty start to the season for the Reeltown boys basketball team by any stretch of the imagination. On Friday, the Rebels were handed their sixth straight loss to open the year, falling to Dadeville 59-43.
There is always a benefit to having that “next man up mentality” amongst a team, because you never know what can transpire over the course of four quarters.
On Dec. 20, the Alabama Sports Writers Association produced its all-state team for all classifications. And Tallapoosa County was well represented amongst some of the state’s best football players.
Everyone counted Central Coosa out heading into the 2025 football season. The team was coming off a 1-9 season with its first-year head coach, Daniel Flowers, while the 37-year program had made the playoffs three times and had only one winnin…
At every stage and every level, Benjamin Russell’s Cederian Morgan has continually taken his game from local standout to national sensation — and this year further proved why he earned his five-star pedigree.
It was well worth the wait, but the Dadeville indoor track and field team finally has the ring to commemorate its outstanding achievement as the 2024 Class 1A-3A Indoor State Championship, with their ring ceremony held on Friday.
Sometimes the first-game jitters get the best of you, and that might be the best way to describe the Reeltown boys basketball team’s season opener against Beulah on Thursday.
