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.
TPI's Santana Wood and Siri Hedreen bring you the latest tri-county news including a high speed police chase and weekend events while sports writer Ryne Gallacher shares area sports news.
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.
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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.
Dadeville's football game is canceled this week.
A good defense makes a team great. So do special teams.
Dadeville defeats Beulah 41-0 securing the first winning season since 2014 and the first playoff appearance since 2015.
The Dadeville football team is feeling good going into its Week 9 matchup with Beulah following the Tigers’ 7-6 win over rival Reeltown.
Points were at a premium Friday night at the 55th meeting between Dadeville and Reeltown with the Tigers ultimately coming away with a 7-6 win over the Rebels.
Dadeville spoiled homecoming for Reeltown 7-6.
Dadeville and Reeltown were on the road Tuesday at Beulah for playoff volleyball which saw the Tigers take second in the Class 3A Area 6, while also ending the Rebel’s season in the process.
The Dadeville-Reeltown game is one that gets all Tallapoosa County residents get pumped, every single year. It’s an in-county rivalry for Tallapoosa County fans and despite the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s certain as large of a crowd as is allowed will show up for the 55th meeting of the Tigers a…
Just as quickly as it arrived, the volleyball season is coming to a close for teams as area playoffs beginning today for local high schools.
Dadeville’s football game against Trinity scheduled for tonight has been canceled.
Not often does a team take the shape of its coach. But the Tigers have done just that with new coach Roger McDonald, being tough and gritty on defense while outsmarting and being patient on offense, sticking to and trusting the game plan.
Many teams across the state are rescheduling due to inclement weather being brought on by Hurricane Delta.
The Dadeville Tigers welcomed Goshen on Friday night for homecoming and thoroughly dominated the Eagles on every level en route to a 53-0 win.
Dadeville is riding high on confidence going into this week’s Class 3A Region 4 matchup with Goshen and deservingly so.
It was homecoming night from Bulldog Stadium in LaFayette as the Bulldogs looked to be victorious for the first time this season. Dadeville had other plans, though, and defeated LaFayette, 18-7, on Friday night.
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.
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.
After Friday night’s 30-0 loss against Montgomery Catholic (2-1), Dadeville (1-1) wants to get back on track when it travels to Pike County (1-1) this week.
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The Dadeville Tigers are now 1-0 on the season and it feels oh so good to get that first win of the season to instill confidence and show the players all the summer’s hard work has paid off.
Getting settled in and used to a new job can be a whirlwind of emotions — exciting, intimidating and even a little overwhelming.
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.
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