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AHSAA soccer All-State: Coaches choose top women’s players in the state
Alabama High School Athletic Association women’s soccer coaches selected six all-state teams, including a first- and second-team Super All-State squad named regardless of classification. The coaches also picked teams for each AHSAA class – 7A, 6A, 5A, 4A and 1A/3A. The teams were selected based on nominations from...
Championship 7: Ranking Friday’s standouts from AHSAA softball, baseball tournaments
The AHSAA state softball and baseball tournaments dodged rain drops on Friday and crowned three final champions for the 2023-2024 season. Class 3A Opp and Class 2A Wicksburg won the final two softball titles, while Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa won the Class 6A baseball crown. As usual, there were several top performances. Here’s...
Progress 2024: Hanging it up — Chilton residents gives their accounts on Nick Saban’s retirement
This story was originally featured in Progress 2024. Story by Carey Reeder | Photos by Carey Reeder & Contributed After 17 seasons, 47 Consensus All-Americans, nine Southeastern Conference championships, six national championships and four Heisman Trophy winners at the University of Alabama, head coach Nick Saban called curtain on the greatest college football coaching career […] The post Progress 2024: Hanging it up — Chilton residents gives their accounts on Nick Saban’s retirement appeared first on The Clanton Advertiser.
Progress 2024: Maplesville Tradition — Red Devils’ program built into one of Alabama’s best
This story was originally featured in Progress 2024. Story by Carey Reeder | Photos by Carey Reeder & Brandon Sumrall Nestled in western Chilton County sits one of Alabama’s most prestigious and winningest high school football programs. Maplesville High School has set the bar in recent decades when it comes to consistency within a program, […] The post Progress 2024: Maplesville Tradition — Red Devils’ program built into one of Alabama’s best appeared first on The Clanton Advertiser.
Progress 2024: The right time — Ellison leaves CCHS baseball program better than he found it
This story was originally featured in Progress 2024. Story by Carey Reeder | Photos by Brandon Sumrall & Brittani Ellison As spring air starts to blow into Chilton County, tens of baseball fields around the county are being prepped for the upcoming seasons this spring. Jack Hayes Field will have a new head man leading […] The post Progress 2024: The right time — Ellison leaves CCHS baseball program better than he found it appeared first on The Clanton Advertiser.
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