Coaches from across DeKalb County shared the sentiments of their players in regard to the spring sports season’s cancellation.

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FORT PAYNE — Whatever resolution was to be reached from the mandatory spring sports stoppage due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, senior athletes from around DeKalb County were hoping there would be something left to salvage on the other side.

FORT PAYNE — Just because the spring sports season has halted, doesn’t mean the athletes have stopped training for its possible return.

FORT PAYNE — With all high school sports going on a hiatus this week due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, DeKalb County coaches and athletes are dealing with the abrupt stoppage and the uncertainty of what the season holds on the other side.

The Fort Payne tennis teams picked up wins against Westbrook Christian on Tuesday night.

The AHSAA released a statement regarding the continuance of spring sports amid growing concerns surrounding the coronavirus Friday morning.

The Sylvania tennis teams had strong debuts in sectional play against Victory Christian Academy on Tuesday.

The Sylvania Rams’ varsity boys capped off their best season in program history Tuesday with a fifth-place overall finish in the AHSAA’s Class 1A-3A State Tennis Championships at Lagoon Park in Montgomery.

The Fort Payne High School tennis team is selling metal yard signs to raise funds.

The Fort Payne girls’ tennis team lost a tough match Feb. 18 to the Boaz Lady Pirates, but head coach Dan Berry said he saw something in that performance he knew he could build on.