Outside competition can make it easier to fine-tune your team.
Prospective football players as young as 5 and as old as 12 received instruction from Reeltown’s coaching staff Saturday.
Marcus Haynes could provide one of Tallapoosa County's most dangerous big-play threats with his elite size, strength and athleticism.
With a wealth of key contributors returning, particularly on offense, Reeltown could be in line for a stellar season if it gets its depth squared away.
Three baseball players from Tallapoosa County picked up high accolades Sunday.
Reeltown’s 2021 campaign was tough but the steady leadership of Trey Chambers and his senior class kept their postseason hopes alive as they won their area championship and punched a ticket to the postseason.
Two Tallapoosa County softball stars received All-State recognition this weekend.
A lost season for many may have raised the bar for the future of many as this season’s Outlook Baseball Team is revealed.
It was a strong year for this year’s All-Outlook Baseball Player of the Year Logan Lee, who powered his program to the postseason with a never-quit attitude and raw talent.
The Reeltown Rebels softball program had a unique season as they managed to battle through adversity.
Keeping a program together is no easy feat but Dadeville senior Zoe Veres did that and much more in her final season as the Tigers just missed out on a berth into Regionals.
Torran Smith isn’t just a coach with the Reeltown softball program, he’s also the clock keeper, a football coach, a man and an alumnus of the very school he came back to coach at.
Bentley Baker was an offensive threat, a defensive stalwart and an overall beast on the field for Reeltown High this season.
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Reeltown’s football program has some athletes, but none has been as active as Logan Dillard.
There has always been a nagging question that continually finds its way into my mind and in some respects the minds of those who’ve taken the time out to be on the fields in the sun, rain, snow and sleet.
Dadeville High and Elmore County had to finish in the top 41 in the standings after last weekend’s Lake Wheeler tournament to stay alive, and both did so.
Sometimes you just have to tip your cap and say good game.
Reeltown’s season is alive for another day after the Reeltown Rebels’ campaign in the AHSAA Regional Tournament continued through Friday night and into Saturday.
Reeltown's football team completed spring practice with a spring game against Wadley Friday.
Reeltown overcame an early deficit to keep their Regional hopes alive. The Rebels won 15-12.
This time last year, the world was shut down effectively due to the COVID pandemic, but a year has passed since the pandemic began and many teams are getting back to spring football.
The Alabama High School Athletic Directors and Coaches Association announced the North-South baseball and softball All-Star Teams Wednesday.
The AHSAA State Track and Field events are in the books as local programs took part with Reeltown leading the way on the girl’s side as Dadeville’s boys program forged ahead for an 11th place result.
Reeltown’s softball program has been a wild card if there ever was one in the sporting world and rightfully so.
Each week during the high school spring sports season, there will be a poll to honor a Fans Choice Player of the Week based on fan voting throughout the week.
One pitch, one inning or one situation that changes your fortunes is all it takes in the AHSAA state playoffs.
Reeltown may have lost the first game of the series 9-8 against Excel but the Rebels rallied to tie the series up.
Playoff baseball is the culmination of dreams, expectations and goals on display for every player on the field and between Excel and Reeltown the clash in game one was just as important as a state championship game.
Each week during the high school spring sports season, there will be a poll to honor a Fans Choice Player of the Week based on fan voting throughout the week.
The postseason in baseball is officially here and the first trip to 3A’s state playoffs for the Reeltown Rebels have them facing Excel High School.
Teams that struggle always have players that begin to rise to the top; for the Reeltown Lady Rebels, Bella Studdard has been a consistent factor.
Reeltown put up five runs in the first inning of play as the Rebels carried their momentum to a 13-3 win over BB Comer.
The final week of the regular season is rapidly approaching and with a number of programs in line for the postseason already, there is much still to be decided as programs look to end the regular season on a high note.
Softball’s regular season isn’t over by a long shot; there is much left to do for many programs until the postseason.
Each week during the high school spring sports season, there will be a poll to honor a Fans Choice Player of the Week based on fan voting throughout the week.
Tallassee High dispatched Reeltown on senior night in four innings as three home runs left the yard off the bats of Lexi Love, Brooke Royster and Ella Thrash for the 17-2 victory.
Reeltown started the season 1-5 and then ran away to claim the area title.
Dadeville and Reeltown didn’t combine for 42 runs this time around but the feeling of the game was much the same between the two teams.
Each week during the high school spring sports season, there will be a poll to honor a Fans Choice Player of the Week based on fan voting throughout the week.
It was a hot start for Reeltown’s softball program following a week out of action due to weather, but as they cooled down, the Rebels had to charge back for the 8-4 victory.
Winning an area championship wasn’t enough and the Reeltown Rebels continued their trend upwards with a 12-2 win over Pike County.
The softball season is in its final month of action but it’s not lost on anyone yet that the Wildcats are surging even in losses.
The baseball season is in its final month of action and there are a number of things that have changed.
It took a while but the Reeltown Rebels baseball program picked up crucial wins over Dadeville Thursday night.
It’s rare that Tripp McKinley is not on his stuff at the start of a game and with area games finally counting, being off could spell disaster for any team.
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