Dadeville took the field Saturday and walked away with a huge region win against familiar foe Childersburg, the first region win for Dadeville this season.
Dadeville is feeling good after Saturday’s win against region opponent Childersburg and it is looking to go on a winning streak as it travels to Lafayette (0-3) on Friday.
After a strange week of weather, even the elements couldn’t stop Dadeville in its 28-7 win against region opponent Childersburg.
TPI sports writers Ryne Gallacher and Caleb Turrentine break down Friday night games in the tri-county area in this live pre-game show.
Dadeville is back home this week taking on Childersburg after a two-week road stretch that ended in losses for the Tigers (1-2).
The Dadeville Tigers are set to take on Childersburg this week but will have to wait an extra day to get their paws on the “other” Tigers.
The Lady Generals continue to impress this season as they have earned a perfect 10-0 through the first three weeks of volleyball play.
Pike County junior running back Zakevin Pennington had a big night scoring six touchdowns and two 2-point conversions for a total of 40 points in a 60-14 PCHS win over Dadeville on Friday night at Bulldog Stadium of Brundidge.
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Dadeville gave first-year head coach Roger McDonald a big win over Elmore County in his debut. The Tigers looked to follow that effort with an upset of one of the top teams in the state to begin Class 3A, Region 4 play, but they fell short.
The Dadeville volleyball team started its season Thursday night when it took on the Reeltown Rebels.
Dadeville was riding high after last week’s win against Elmore County, but coach Roger McDonald and the Tigers have shifted their focus to Friday’s opponent Montgomery Catholic.
The Dadeville football team opened up its season at home Friday with a win versus longtime local rival Elmore County, 20-19.
Final scores from around the area are as follows:
Dadeville opens its season Friday when Elmore County comes to Tiger Stadium.
The Dadeville is turning over a new leaf when it comes to its football program. The retirement of head coach Richard White after 20 years has led the Tigers on an extensive search to find the next candidate to take the coaching reigns and they have now found that man in Roger McDonald.
When it comes to sports, nothing brings intensity and energy like a rivalry game on the gridiron. Rivalries are the theme of this upcoming season in Tallapoosa and Coosa counties as old ones are renewed and new ones emerge as games to watch for years to come.
The Dadeville athletic program is chock full of new leadership. Roger McDonald was hired this offseason as the athletic director and head football coach, but he’s not the only McDonald the Tigers have lured in.
Ryne Gallacher was hired as a sports writer for Tallapoosa Publishers Inc. last week.
The Alabama Department of Public Health said a memo issued Thursday by the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) says spectators will be allowed to attend football games and other athletic events, but attendance likely will be significantly reduced, according to a news release. Un…
The Dadeville Kiwanis Club will once again host its annual golf tournament fundraiser Sept. 30 at StillWaters to raise money for its scholarships fund.
Old-school, Power I offense is coming to Friday nights in Dadeville.
Dadeville newcomer Vicky McDonald is eager to dive into a school year of firsts. Although she’s been a girls coach in the past and a 20-year educator, McDonald will tackle some unknown territory at Dadeville High School.
Alabama High School Athletics Association Executive Director Steve Savarese was once again behind the podium Thursday afternoon to give an update on the governing body's latest decision to keep high school sports season on schedule with less than a month to go before the first contests.
The COVID-19 pandemic was well underway when Roger McDonald was named Dadeville’s new football coach. Even though school is still out, McDonald said his team was eager to get down to business.
Sports may not be so far away after all.
Horseshoe Bend is eager to get the second season under coach Jeremy Phillips started and put last year behind it. The first season under Phillips wasn’t an easy one, but turning a program around that hasn’t sniffed the playoffs since 2016 is no easy task.
With a new season comes new challenges.
Especially with the coronavirus pandemic and people being stuck indoors and away from their families and friends for so long, mental health has been something that’s more and more talked about over the course of the last several months.
“There’s nothing good about a goodbye.”
Although region games are what determines playoff futures and standings, it’s some of the non-region games that really stick out for the Dadeville Tigers this year. After having an open week the first week of the season, Dadeville will start out with a longstanding rivalry.
The Alabama State Department of Education said competition will be back this school year.
Around Alabama, football seems to be the main focus during the summer. Fans are excited to see what their favorite teams are going to bring to the gridiron, and most coaches will say games are really won during the offseason.
Being well known across the state is an accomplishment in and of itself. But throughout this week in history, locals were making names for themselves on national and even international levels.
Every coach missed out on some bonding time these past few months.
So many times, friends and family have asked me, “How do you practice football staying 6 feet apart?”
It was a week for coaches’ honors throughout the area’s local sports history.
For many players and parents, the first time they even laid eyes on new Dadeville football coach Roger McDonald was Monday. They’re still adjusting to what having a new coach is going to look like and how he’ll handle the team — not just in normal situations but also with all these new guide…
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Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, countless people, businesses and organizations have been affected. Lives have changed, likely forever.
This time a year ago, Dadeville’s boys track and field team was still basking in the glory of its third-place finish at the AHSAA Class 2A Track and Field Championships.
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