The young baseball season carries onto another week as Horseshoe Bend Generals continue to surge on to a 4-1 record.
It took only two minutes for the Dadeville Tigers to pull a definitive lead over the Reeltown Rebels, leading to their third straight area title with a 66-41 victory.
When the game came down to the wire, fans in attendance weren’t sure who was going to walk out as the winner.
This week in high school sports is a bit difficult to keep up with so the Alex City Outlook has compiled each teams’ schedule.
Busy week in basketball finds numerous programs on the floor looking to continue their seasons into sub region play.
The Dadeville Tigers softball program is knocking off practices and rosters are beginning to take shape ahead of their season opener.
There are few people who would find a way to open their own home up for athletes to get some postseason camp work in.
The Dadeville High bass fishing team took on Lake Martin for their first big tournament of the season Saturday and although the young program didn’t place too high, two anglers brought home scholarships.
Dadeville knocked down three straight three-pointers to get the game going against Elmore County and it was apparent then that fans of either side were in for a good game.
Elmore County needed the second quarter to escape the clutches of the Dadeville Tigers Friday night for the 49-30 road win Friday night.
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Basketball rankings from the Alabama Sports Writers Association released Wednesday evening with numerous programs making moves along the girls and boys lines.
The Alabama High School Athletic Association announced the Board of Control approved the AHSAA’s “Return to Play Best Practices” recommended guidelines for spring sports Wednesday.
The Dadeville and Benjamin Russell basketball games scheduled for Friday was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns.
The Alabama Sports Writers Association high school basketball rankings. Nominations are made by each area’s local sports writers.
The Dadeville Tigers and Reeltown Rebels spun another tale in their story as the Tigers ultimately left Reeltown with the 56-29 victory Friday night to move to 3-0 in area play.
Jesse Foster is back at Dadeville after a battle with the Flu and COVID-19 placed him in the hospital for the Tigers' last four games.
A bat descended upon the Dadeville High School gym Tuesday in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter of a game between the Dadeville Lady Tigers and LaFayette Lady Bulldogs.
It's rivalry week as the Dadeville Tigers travel to Reeltown for their second match of the season.
With area play beginning to creep in, the Dadeville Tigers and Curtis Sharpe were looking for a little bit of momentum before area play this week.
The Lady Tigers of Dadeville had their work cut out for them entering play Tuesday evening at home.
There was a lot that happened in 2020 but that's not to overshadow the top stories that led the way of sports coverage for Tallapoosa County.
There was just one athlete named by the Alabama Sports Writers Association on this years All-State teams. Check out the complete list here.
Benjamin Russell High had to overcome a deficit to pick up their third straight Three River Throw Dow title Saturday.
The Dadeville Tigers boys’ basketball program has gone through so much in the opening weeks of the 2020-2021 basketball season but they’re still forging ahead with trust in their interim head coach.
Action was intense in LaFayette Thursday night as the Dadeville Lady Tigers saw a victory escape their grasp in the second half. However, the boys basketball team survived a late surge from the Bulldogs and held on for a win.
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The Lady Tigers of Dadeville had their work cut out for them entering play Tuesday evening at home.
There was a lot that happened in 2020 but that's not to overshadow the top stories that led the way of sports coverage for Tallapoosa County.
There was just one athlete named by the Alabama Sports Writers Association on this years All-State teams. Check out the complete list here.
Benjamin Russell High had to overcome a deficit to pick up their third straight Three River Throw Dow title Saturday.
The Dadeville Tigers boys’ basketball program has gone through so much in the opening weeks of the 2020-2021 basketball season but they’re still forging ahead with trust in their interim head coach.
Action was intense in LaFayette Thursday night as the Dadeville Lady Tigers saw a victory escape their grasp in the second half. However, the boys basketball team survived a late surge from the Bulldogs and held on for a win.
Dadeville High was never out of hot water throughout the game against LaFayette Thursday night but the Tigers were able to overcome a near loss with a fingertip layup from Philstavious Dowdell to win 59-56 Thursday night.
Dadeville’s Lady Tigers went cold in the third quarter and only managed to pick up three points while the LaFayette Lady Bulldogs, sans head coach, managed to comeback and pull out a win late.
The Alabama Sports Writers Association revealed their first high school basketball rankings for boys and girls basketball Wednesday night.
To cap off a unique year, The Outlook wants to recognize the area’s volleyball talent and end the year than with a list of the top performing volleyball players from Tallapoosa and Coosa county teams.
Dadeville Coach Roger McDonald and the Tigers had everything stacked up against them this season and yet still found a way to be the only team left standing following Week 10.
With the 2020 football season in the books, The Outlook recognizes the talent around the Tallapoosa and Coosa counties by naming the top football players in the area.
Young athletes lined up on Saturday to take turns at Dadeville assistant coach Michael Taylor’s speed and agility camp.
After going virtual last week to combat with the recent COVID-19, Central Coosa has suspended athletics including the basketball season opener against Verbena on Tuesday and Horseshoe Bend next Monday. According to Central Coosa athletic director Brett Thomas, the two games are being resched…
The Dadeville boys basketball team opened its season on the road Monday with a 49-47 win at Elmore County.
Another game, another late comeback by the Panthers with clutch free throws as Elmore County girls basketball team walked away with another win, this time against Dadeville, 44-42.
Nothing feels as good as seeing sacrifices and hard work come to fruition and that’s exactly what happened at Dadeville on Thursday as parents and friends gathered for signing day.
The cross country season is heating up as sectionals began over the weekend to weed out the top talent in Alabama as runners advance to the state championship cross country meet.
Dadeville’s season came to a close Friday night following a loss to T.R. Miller, 42-14.
Reeltown has had an up-and-down season this year but one thing that has remained constant throughout the season is the play of senior Johnny Brown.
The fish are still jumping on Lake Martin despite the cold front and local high schoolers have the hardware to prove it.
Looking at the schedule at the beginning of the season and all the obstacles standing in the way, it was hard to imagine seeing Dadeville in the playoffs. But that’s exactly where the Tigers find themselves this week as they travel to Brewton to take on T.R. Miller in the first round of the …
Dadeville has been on a roll as of late, winning five straight games minus a forfeit loss to Trinity a few weeks back.
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