The Sylvania Rams are now winners of five straight games and moved to 6-1 overall this season following Friday’s 63-21 beating of the New Hope Indians on the road.
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The Fyffe Red Devils pitched their third consecutive shutout Friday on the road in a 42-0 beating of the Cedar Bluff Tigers in 2A, Region 8 action.
The Ider Hornets fell to North Sand Mountain Friday night 48-7 on the Herd’s home turf.
The Plainview Bears picked up their first regional win of the 2019 season Friday with a dominant performance against the Brindlee Mountain Lions.
VALLEY HEAD – The Valley Head Tigers nearly overcame a brutal start at home Friday against the Ragland Purple Devils, but couldn’t come up with the late plays they needed and ultimately saw their 4-game winning streak come to an end in a 26-14 defeat.
The Collinsville Panthers dominated Asbury Friday night 56-6.Â
The Fort Payne Wildcats are 6A, Region 8 champions for a second consecutive year after Thursday’s thrilling 36-35 overtime win over the Buckhorn Bucks on the road.
Valley Head senior tailback Marlonn Trinidad is this week’s Times-Journal Player of the Week, presented by Twin City Used Car Sales, after receiving 1,624 of the 3,455 total votes in this week’s online poll.
The Valley Head Tigers are this week’s Times-Journal Team of the Week, presented by Northeast Alabama Community College, after receiving 48 percent of all votes in this week’s online poll.
The Cornerstone Christian Eagles’ 6-man football team suffered a tough loss on the road Friday at Conecuh Springs by a final score of 33-31.
The Sylvania Rams defeated the Brindlee Mountain Lions Friday night 51-0. Â
COLLINSVILLE – The Collinsville Panthers celebrated their 100th season’s homecoming night in style with a dominant performance in Friday’s regional matchup against the Section Lions.
HUNTSVILLE – The Fort Payne Wildcats were in control from start to finish in Friday’s 42-0 win over the Lee-Huntsville Generals and secured a 3-0 start in regional play.
IDER – The Ider Hornets picked up their first regional win of the year Friday with a 49-6 win over the Asbury Rams at Wayne C. Hardiman Stadium.
Class 2A’s top-ranked Fyffe Red Devils defeated Sand Rock 55-0 Friday night, bringing them to 6-0 overall for the season.
The Valley Head Tigers continued their winning streak Friday with a 29-7 win over Woodville and upped their season record to 5-1.
Geraldine jumped on Pisgah early, at home Friday night, and never let off the gas, cruising to a 56-20 Class 3A, Region 7 win.
CROSSVILLE - Boaz spotted Crossville an 8-0 lead after a quarter but scored 46 unanswered points in the last three quarters for a 46-15 win over the Lions in Class 5A, Region 6 action at Crossville Memorial Stadium Friday.
The Fort Payne Lady Wildcats were crowned champions of the 5A-7A division at the Scottsboro Invitational cross country meet Saturday at John R. Esslinger Trail.
It was a wet homecoming night for the Geraldine Bulldogs who lost to the Sardis Lions, 19-14.
FYFFE – Class 2A’s No. 1-ranked Fyffe Red Devils have now topped rival Plainview 11 consecutive years after Friday’s 35-0 win at Long-Ridgeway Stadium.
The Valley Head Tigers defeated the Ider Hornets Friday night 42-21.Â
Class 5A’s No. 4-ranked Etowah Blue Devils handed the Fort Payne Wildcats their first loss of the 2019 season Friday night at home.
The Sylvania Rams are this week's Times-Journal Team of the Week, presented by Northeast Alabama Community College, after receiving 50 percent of all votes in this week's online poll.
Cornerstone Christian quarterback Lucas Hale is this week's Times-Journal Player of the Week, presented by Twin City Used Car Sales, after receiving 41 percent of the 2,800 votes in this week's online poll.
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RAINSVILLE – The Cornerstone Christian Academy Eagles put together a dominant performance Friday and picked up their second win in program history against Brooklane Baptist Academy by a final score of 67-13.
Class 2A’s top-ranked Fyffe Red Devils stayed perfect in their 2019 campaign with a 47-6 win over the Asbury Rams in 2A, Region 8 play.
Class 2A’s Collinsville Panthers dominated the Ider Hornets 60-6 Friday night, bringing them to 4-1 overall and 2-1 in region play.
RAINSVILLE — The Sylvania Rams picked up a big win in shutout fashion Friday night with a 27-0 victory on the road over the Plainview Bears.Â
GERALDINE — Ninth-ranked Geraldine dominated unbeaten New Hope on Friday night, smashing the Indians 49-7 in a Class 3A, Region 7 football matchup at Coolidge Isbell Field.
VALLEY HEAD – The Valley Head Tigers did not disappoint a packed homecoming crowd at Tiger Stadium Friday night and sent their fans home happy after a 52-16 beating of the Gaylesville Trojans in 1A, Region 7 action.
The Valley Head Tigers are this week's T-J Team of the Week, presented by Northeast Alabama Community College, after earning a whopping 81 percent of all votes in this week's online poll.
Valley Head quarterback Jordan Burt is this week's Times-Journal Player of the Week, presented by Twin City Used Car Sales, after earning 2,144 (41 percent) of the 5,247 votes in this week's online poll.
RAINSVILLE – The Cornerstone Christian Eagles were unable to follow up their first win in program history from last week with another one Friday. They fell to 1-2 this season with a 58-30 defeat at the hands of Clay County Christian Academy.
The Sylvania Rams moved to 2-1 this season following a dominant performance in Friday’s 52-0 win over the Gaston Bulldogs.
The Valley Head Tigers picked up their first region win in two years Friday night with a 32-7 win over the Falkville Blue Devils.
DOUGLAS — After the Eagles soared ahead for a 7-6 lead in the second quarter, the Crossville Lions roared back to defeat their class 5A, Region 6 rival 24-7 and earn their first win of the 2019 season.
Class 2A’s top-ranked Fyffe Red Devils defeated the No. 6-ranked Collinsville Panthers 24-3 Friday night bringing them to 3-0 for the season.
The Ider Hornets came up short in their home opener Friday in a 12-0 defeat to regional rival Section.
FORT PAYNE – The second matchup between the Fort Payne Wildcats and Mae Jemison Jaguars was just as dramatic as the first and yielded the same result as the Wildcats held on for a win by the slimmest of margins.
The Plainview Bears fell to 0-2 in regional action following Friday's 38-14 defeat on the road against the Susan Moore Bulldogs.
Former Fyffe Red Devil and current Illinois College Blueboys defensive back Carter Hilley started his junior season with a strong performance in Saturday's 22-7 season opening win over the Rhodes College Lynx.
RAINSVILLE – Cornerstone Christian Academy’s 6-man football team took a massive step forward Friday when they dominated Chilton Academy in a 32-0 shutout and picked up their first win in program history.
The Susan Moore Bulldogs defeated the Sylvania Rams 21-7 Friday night at Sylvania in 3A, Region 7 play.
SAND ROCK – Sand Rock senior running back Ian Clanton’s 20-yard touchdown run in overtime proved to be the difference in the Wildcats’ 20-14 victory over Ider in Class 2A, Region 6 football action on Friday night.
RAINSVILLE, Ala. — The Plainview Bears fell 48-6 to the Geraldine Bulldogs on their own turf during the third Friday night of the 2019 season.
COLLINSVILLE – The 2A, No. 6-ranked Collinsville Panthers scored early and often throughout Friday’s 54-28 shootout victory over the North Sand Mountain Bison.
Unbeaten Fort Payne Wildcats survived six turnovers to beat Albertville 20-13 in an emotional, intense and physical Class 6A, Region 8 football game Friday night on McCord Field at Aggie Stadium.
Class 2A’s top-ranked Fyffe Red Devils continued their dominance of Region 8 with a 49-0 shutout win over the Section Lions.
The Fort Payne Wildcats are this week's Times-Journal Team of the Week, presented by Northeast Alabama Community College, after receiving a whopping 68 percent of all votes in this week’s online poll.
