It’s not over yet.
The bats were on fire for the Tallassee softball team in a 12-2 win over Reeltown on Monday night.
Getting things going for the jump is the motto of the Reeltown baseball team in this year’s playoffs.
Although the Reeltown baseball team picked up losses to Valley and Elmore County last week, it gained some momentum with a win over Fayetteville in the last regular season game.
The Reeltown softball team got a taste of revenge against Horseshoe Bend, snatching a 3-0 victory.
It was not even a challenge for the Reeltown baseball team en route to its fifth consecutive area title.
The final score may not have been the way the Reeltown softball team wanted it to go, but it came down to the very last inning.
The sixth inning just did not seem to end for the Reeltown baseball team.
It did not matter what was asked of him, Finn Henderson was going to do it for the Reeltown basketball team. However, more than likely, he was asked to get a bucket for his squad and in his senior year he got plenty.
It’s all coming together for the Tallassee baseball team, who’s added three more wins to keep its streak to six straight.
Runs are coming in bunches for the Tallassee softball team after picking up a 14-4 win over Sylacauga on Monday.
It’s all coming together for the Tallassee baseball team.
It was a tale of two games for Tallassee’s baseball team on Saturday.
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It was all Tallassee last Thursday as the Tigers won their lone softball game of the week in a 16-1 victory over LAMP.
The Reeltown baseball team picked up a big 14-7 win over Beauregard on Thursday, but it did not go as easily as the score would indicate.
The game was in reach for almost all seven innings for the Reeltown Rebel softball team.
Whether it was defense or offense, the Reeltown baseball team got it done against Dadeville on Monday.
The end result was not what the Reeltown baseball team wanted, but there was still plenty to be excited about for the rest of the season.
The Prep Baseball Report announced its rankings for the Class of 2027, with Reeltown’s JaMarkius Smith named the No. 2 player in the state and the No. 1 pitcher.
The day could not have started any better for Reeltown in the AHSAA Class 2A championship.
We’re going to the ’ship! We’re going to the ’ship!
The saying is defense wins championships.
Alijah Woods had himself a day in the AHSAA Class 2A quarterfinals for Reeltown.
As the pool gets smaller, the teams get better.
It really wasn’t even a challenge for Reeltown.
The game was never really in doubt. The only thing Houston County took from Reeltown was the opening kickoff.
We’ve all heard the phrase, “Act like you’ve been there before.”
Lee-Scott decided to defend Reeltown interestingly last Friday.
Reeltown ended the regular season with a dominating win on the road against Lee-Scott, 26-9.
Wetumpka (6-3) vs. Demopolis (7-2)
Wetumpka:
The AHSAA announced the roster for the 66th annual North-South All-Star Football game last week with Reeltown’s Tae Martin being named as one of the receivers for the South squad.
The Reeltown Rebels flexed their muscles for all four quarters against the Central Coosa Cougars, resulting in a 53-0 victory in the Class 2A Region 3 finale.
To say Reeltown’s Baylor Clayton has had a great season would be an understatement.
It was just another day at the office for Reeltown.
The Reeltown Rebels capped homecoming week by shutting out Lanett 40-0 and improving to 6-1 (4-0) on the season. The Rebels, who held the visiting Panthers to negative 4 yards of total offense through the first two quarters, secured a playoff spot and have region games against Lafayette and …
Tallassee coach Lawrence “L.A.” O’Neal is set to face his former team.
Edgewood Academy (1-0) at Chambers Academy (2-1)
I’ll cut straight to the chase – I’m leaving Tallapoosa Publishers Inc.
Reeltown left no question marks on the field Thursday night.
Reeltown responded in a massive way in Week 1.
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