The Elmore County boys basketball team plans to play fearless basketball this summer, according to coach Nathan Taylor. But this team still has a long road ahead of them before they can reach the level of fearless basketball and compete in the playoffs.
Coming off the dominant performance of last season, Tallassee football coach Lawrence “L.A.” O’Neal plans to replicate success through consistency in games as well as in practice. Now in his second season with the Tigers, O’Neal demands accountability, hard work and dedication from his athletes.
For Tallassee girls basketball, the key to winning is toughness, physicality and defense. These are the principles of the program, now under the tutelage of first-year coach Richard Taylor. This year’s team has reflected that in the last three play dates this summer.
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The Richard Taylor era of Tallassee girls basketball is now underway.
The wrestling state champions at Tallassee put a ring on it, finally.
Matt Tarpley loves soccer. As the head coach for boys and girls soccer at Tallassee High School, Tarpley has lived and breathed soccer for the last three seasons. Although he might be one of the few in Elmore County to do so.
Tallassee’s Irvin Delfin has been playing soccer since around the time he could walk. It started with his father and uncle training him, teaching him how to score. Delfin has continued to chase that feeling since then.
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The Alabama State Games, founded in 1982 at the request of the U.S. Olympic Committee, have been a cornerstone of amateur athletics in the state for over four decades. What started in 1983 with just four sports and 600 athletes has grown into a massive multi-sport event, featuring 20+ compet…
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After this past baseball season, odds are you know the name Brue Milner.
File / TPI Wetumpka's Miller Lombardi shines on the mound and at the plater for the Indians.
While most people assume otherwise, Tallassee wrestling coach John Mask didn’t wrestle in high school. In fact, Mask didn’t wrestle until he became a coach at Tallassee High School in 2001.
The 2025 softball season has come to an end in Elmore County, and this season proved to be one of the best in recent history.
The Tallassee baseball team had three standouts sign their National Letters of Intent last week to jump to collegiate baseball.
There’s no doubt about it. Irvin Delfin has a natural ability on the soccer field.
It was the little things that reared their head in the Tallassee softball team’s trip to the Class 4A AHSAA regional tournament.
This is the start of something special for Tallassee girls basketball.
Winning a team championship is no easy feat.
It was a long weekend for the Tallassee softball team, but it was all worth it with a bid to regionals secured.
Hitting was key for the Tallassee Tigers in two games against W.S. Neal Thursday.
The bats were on fire for the Tallassee softball team in a 12-2 win over Reeltown on Monday night.
In both games to start the postseason, Tallassee had its back against the wall.
It’s only the beginning for the Tallassee baseball team
Hits were scattered around the game for both Benjamin Russell and Tallassee but it was the Wildcats who pulled out a 7-6 eight inning win Thursday night in Tallassee.
The road for the Class 4A Area 5 title came down to the Tallassee baseball team’s doubleheader against Trinity Presbyterian.
There’s a new era ushering in for Tallassee basketball programs, and it starts at the top.
An historic wrestling season can only be so successful if a team doesn’t send any wrestlers to the next level.
The foundation of the Tallassee High School girls wrestling program lies with Alli Smith.
Although it may have not counted towards their record, the Tallassee girls soccer team got some valuable in-game experience against Horseshoe Bend last Friday.
WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Land Bell, Tallassee
The name Land Bell will reverberate through the halls of Tallassee for years to come.
The Tallassee wrestling team will forever go down in history with the plethora of accolades it accrued this year.
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It was smooth sailing through four games for the Tallassee softball team until it faced off against top-dog Wetumpka last Wednesday.
It’s all coming together for the Tallassee baseball team, who’s added three more wins to keep its streak to six straight.
Player of the Year: Terrance Collins, Stanhope Elmore freshman
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.
Player of the Year: Lexie Smith, Edgewood Academy sophomore
It’s not over until the clock runs out and that’s exactly what the Tallassee boys soccer team showcased on Friday against Elmore County.
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