It’s not just on the court where the Dadeville volleyball team thrives; it’s also in the classroom.
A name almost synonymous with Dadeville travels down Highway 280 and into a new role in the Alexander City school system.
It is always a good indicator of a program based on how well you foster the love for a sport at a young age, and Dadeville is doing just that.Â
As a notable senior class leaves, it's time for the underclassmen from last year to step up to the plate. The Tigers are coming off a 3-8 season, which saw them make the playoffs with a late-season push and some key region wins. Now, with a new scheme on the offensive side and notable talent returning to the defense, here are some players who could break out this year.
The potential is there for the Dadeville football team; now it’s time to iron out the small things.
As the start of the 2025-2026 athletic season inches closer by the day, teams across the state are ramping up their summer schedules.
The hype surrounding Dadeville wrestling is growing as the program enters its second year after a long-awaited hiatus.Â
Just because the baseball season concluded does not mean Jacob Patterson stopped showing out.Â
The Tigers have hit the ground running for summer workouts.Â
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
PLAYER OF THE YEARÂ
Although the Dadeville football team did not hold spring practices, it doesn’t mean the Tigers have not been busy.Â
In what could be the start of many for the Dadeville baseball team, senior Cooper Hardin signed his Letter of Intent to play collegiate baseball at the next level at Marion Military Institute on Wednesday.Â
If they were not on the podium, more than likely, the Dadeville and Reeltown track team had someone close behind. Each of the two saw a ton of success at the AHSAA Class 1A-3A State meet.Â
The Dadeville softball team saw its season come to a close in the Class 3A Area 6 tournament over the weekend.Â
If the indoor track and field season was not an indicator of how good the Dadeville track and field team is, then the third consecutive sectional title might do the trick.Â
Not quite how the Dadeville softball hoped to end the regular season.Â
Some people leave a lasting impression through the natural light they bring, and Maddie McClendon was no exception.
The tough area sledding continues to challenge the Dadeville baseball team.Â
If anything could have gone wrong on Tuesday night, it more than likely did for the Dadeville softball team.Â
An area win could not have come at a better time for the Dadeville softball team.Â
The area slate has not been kind to the Dadeville baseball team.Â
In honor of Women’s History Month, the TPI staff brings you Women Who Shape Sports in the County. We have gathered a list of women in our local community who have shaped Tallapoosa County in athletics.Â
Early on, the Dadeville baseball team knew it’d be a tough area slate with the newly added Glenwood and Lee-Scott. That was further proven in last week’s games for the Tigers.Â
It was not the prettiest of games for the Dadeville softball team in its Class 3A Area 6 matchup against Lee-Scott on Tuesday. The Tigers ultimately fell 9-0, dropping them to 0-2 in area play thus far.Â
Player of the Year: Cory Thompson, Central Coosa junior
It was back-to-back wins for the Dadeville softball team, after taking down B.B. Comer to start last week the Tigers followed it up with another impressive win over Central Coosa, 15-0.Â
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