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CHS 50, Fruitdale 12 The Coffeeville High School Panthers scored 28 first half point as they rolled to a 50-12 homecoming win over the Pirates of Fruitdale last Friday night. More ... Big offensive line leads Gator charge CPS 50, Marengo 6 The Clarke Prep Gators all but locked up first place in the region as they branded the Longhorns of Marengo Academy 50-6 last Friday night in Linden. More ...
The CPS cheerleaders cheer the Gators to victory. Pictured are Lensi Robison, top; Ashley Gavin, middle; Anna Parden, Chelsey Milstead and Jennifer Wood. Krista Andrews is in back ready to catch one of the girls on top.Photo by Ross Wood More ...
The cheerleaders for Clarke County High School’s 2004 football season are, left to right: Whitney Drinkard, Dayton Horton, Julianna Rice, Miranda Brooks, Anna Turner, Brittany Hutto, Kelsey Horton and Ashley Dement. The mascot is Stephanie Newsome. Photo by Gary Horton More ... Defense sets tone for CCHS CCHS 46, W. Blocton 16 Home field advantage in the first round of the state playoffs has been all but nailed down as the Clarke County High School Bulldogs trounced the previously unbeaten Tigers of West Blocton 46-14 last Friday night in Grove Hill. More ...
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The Clarke County High School Babes blew through the area tournament to win the top seed as they beat T.R. Miller 25-16 and 25-16 in the first match and then again 25-17 and 25-9 in the tourney title game. More ... LHS Bears turned away by Indians Southern Choctaw 29, Leroy 25 By Jared H. Cartee Usually a homecoming game is supposed to be an easy win but the Leroy Bears had a heart-wrenching 29-25 loss to the Southern Choctaw Indians. More ... Overstreet blocks two punts for Tigers Thomasville 49, Hillcrest-Evergreen 0 By Charlie Anderson The Thomasville Tigers got back on the winning trail as they beat the Jaguars of Hillcrest-Evergreen 49-0 last Friday night. More ...
Wilcox Ac., 33, Jackson Ac. 26 By Tommy Deas Jackson Academy’s Eagles started out strong in Friday’s homecoming game against Wilcox Academy, but couldn’t keep them from walking away with a meager six-point win. More ... Try for two comes up short for JHS Escambia Co. 28, JHS 27 By Jared H. Cartee It was an unusual time for a football game to be played, 3:15 p.m., and ended in an even more unusual fashion in Atmore. More ... Early turnovers doom Sweet Water American Christian 33, SWHS 28 By Charlie Anderson Three first quarter fumbles led to two American Christian touchdowns as the Sweet Water Bulldogs lost 33-28 last Friday night in Tuscaloosa. More ... |
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