There were several times Dadeville’s football team could point to where it shot itself in the foot with a bad snap, but there was none more obvious than the first point-after attempt.
The Southern Prep football team really could not get out of its own way on Thursday night against Abbeville Christian. The two-game win streak for the Rangers ultimately came to an end with a 49-20 loss to the Generals.
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 of games that have been moved, along with the othe…
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 Nix Webster O’Neal Stadium.Â
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…
The Dadeville and Central Coosa football teams are just separated by a nearly 30-mile stretch down U.S. Highway 280, yet the two have not shared the gridiron since 2007.Â
When doing some research, you’re going to have to do some scrolling before you find the last time the Dadeville volleyball team was area champs. Not only that, but also when they earned hosting rights for their area tournament.Â
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,…
After mustering up a decent first, things began to unravel for the Dadeville Tigers in the second half of a football game against Winterboro on Friday night.
The task was tough from the get go for the Southern Prep football team last week. It had No. 4 ranked Lowndes Academy, which had almost cemented its spot in the AISA state title game for nearly a decade.
The immediate thought heading into Friday is that Dadeville has the advantage purely because it's in a higher classification than Winterboro. However, do not let the Class 1A distinction fool you; Winterboro has a litany of talent.
