The Tallassee wrestling team opened its season with a dominant performance in the Jamie Blakely Duals Tournament last Tuesday.
The most exciting state championship cross country race lived up to the hype on Saturday afternoon.
The Tallassee football team may be hitting the road for its first round playoff game this week, but head coach Mike Battles believes his Tigers are hitting their peak at the right time.
TALLASSEE — Head coach Mike Battles kept his Tallassee football team fighting until the clock stopped on Friday night, and it paid off as Tallassee walked away with a win at J.E. ‘Hot’ O’Brien Stadium.
Three football players from around the county were selected to play in the state’s various All-Star football games this year.
Tallassee head coach Mike Battles was proud of his team Friday night.
Tallassee head coach Mike Battles was proud of his team Friday night.
The Tallassee football team needed one final stop from its defense on Friday night, and outside linebackers Zavion Carr and Luke Burdette delivered for the Tigers late.
For the first time since 2017, the Tallassee football team is going to the playoffs.
215-lb Zavion Carr is considered the short-distance back in the loaded Tallassee running back room. Blasting up the sideline for an 83-yard touchdown to seal the game in the 4th quarter, Carr did anything but run short distance.
Tallassee earned a much-needed region win with a blowout of Elmore County on Friday night.
The Elmore County football team is still looking for its first win of the season, and it will have to overcome quite the challenge to get it this week.
Tallassee’s Jalyn Daniels carried his team offensively but defensive miscues caused the Tigers to get behind early against Sylacauga.
The Tallassee football team is now looking for a new regular season opponent on Sept. 24.
Wetumpka’s Jamarion Thrasher redeemed himself in Tallassee.
Tallassee proved in its season-opening win over Reeltown that Jalyn Daniels is as dangerous as advertised, but now the Tigers’ offense has another threat in the backfield.
Jalyn Daniels and a few key defensive plays carried Tallassee to victory over archrival Reeltown Thursday night.
The Tallassee and Reeltown high schools are only separated by about nine miles.
Tallassee runner Woodrow Dean knew he wanted to be a professional runner when he was in the seventh grade, and the rising senior isn’t letting injuries stop him from pursuing his goal.
A trio of girls from the Elmore County area showcased their abilities against some of the state’s top softball talent Wednesday.
Girls ages 4 to 13 from across Elmore County will have an opportunity to learn from some of the area’s best dance majorettes and cheerleaders at the end of this month.
Prospective football players as young as 5 and as old as 12 received instruction from Reeltown’s coaching staff Saturday.
In their first season of existence, the Tallassee Anglers closed 2021 in one of the best ways imaginable for a fishing team.
All-State accolades continue rolling in for Elmore County area athletes.
Accolades continue to pile in for the Elmore County area’s premier softball players, as 10 softball stars from the area collected All-State honors from the ASWA.
The Tribune released its All-County list for softball Thursday, with 12 first team, 12 second team and 15 honorable mention selections.Â
Alongside her incredible offensive numbers, blazing speed and dependable defense in center field, Chloe Baynes' ability to deliver in the clutch is what made her The Tribune’s choice for Elmore County Softball Player of the Year.
The Star Seeds program offers youth in the Tallassee area an opportunity for mentorship.
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.
The Tallassee Tribune revealed its All-County lists for baseball Thursday.
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.
A season comes down to a couple of games in softball and for the Tallassee Tigers, their season came to a close Tuesday afternoon in Choccolocco during the State Softball tournament.
Giving up two runs late in the going against Ardmore ultimately doomed Tallassee after a tight contest to open the State Classic Tournament at Choccoloco Park in Oxford Tuesday.
Chloe Baynes, Belle Haynes and Lexi Love headline an effective Tallassee batting order going into the state tournament Tuesday.
Tallassee football wrapped up spring practices with a spring game against Montgomery Catholic Friday.
Call it fate, call it miraculous, call it what you will, but somehow Chloe Baynes stood at the plate with two outs and the bases loaded for Tallassee in the bottom of the seventh inning with the Tigers trailing 4-3.
Both Tallassee and Demopolis’ fans hurled cheers toward the field, the latter using a megaphone to amplify the noise, as Alexis Walls squared up to deliver a 2-2 pitch.
The AHSAA Tuscaloosa regional softball tournament got underway Wednesday, and three Elmore County area teams, two in Class 5A and one in Class 6A took the field to battle for a state tournament spot.
Tallassee softball won an area championship after a 7-6 slugfest with Brewbaker Tech Friday.
After trailing 6-4 entering the bottom of the sixth inning in the first round of its area tournament game Thursday, Tallassee used a four-run sixth to catapult itself to an 8-6 victory over Beauregard.
With the Class 5A and 6A state championship track meets being run Thursday through Saturday, the track and field athletes of the Elmore County area saw their season come to an end.
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