By Mike Goodson/Sports Correspondent
Etowah High boys basketball coach James Graves summed up his team’s 75-42 loss to Ramsay on Wednesday (Feb. 19) in the Class 5A Nort...
By Chris McCarthy/Editor
Hampered by early turnovers, poor shooting and foul trouble, the Gadsden City High girls basketball team came up short to Shades Valley, 55-35, in the semifinals of the Class 6A Northeast...
By Chris McCarthy/Editor
Jay Watkins certainly gave Gadsden State a homecoming night to remember.
The 6’4” sophomore forward out of Decatur poured in a career-high 44 points – including a stellar 88 pe...
By Chris McCarthy/Editor
Appearance usually counts for something on a homecoming night, but that wasn’t the case for the Gadsden State women’s basketball team on Monday (Feb. 17) at Beck Field House.
It wasn’t pretty, but the La...
Ryals, Kitchens, Christopher win state titles
By Gene Stanley/Sports Correspondent
Southside High wrestler Haydn Ryals scored a 4 – in gymnastics – on...
By Chris McCarthy/Editor
Jay Whiteside’s 3-pointer basket with three seconds left gave Etowah High a 69-68 victory over Arab in a Class 5A subregional boys basketball game on Friday (Feb. 14) in At...
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Ninth-ranked Gadsden City held No. 7 Lee-Huntsville’s uptempo offense in check and survived early and late surges from the Lady Generals to pull off a 51-45 road win in a Class 6A sub-regional girls b...
By Matthew Martin /Sports Correspondent
A playoff game is a bad time to have a poor-shooting performance, but that is exactly what happened to the Gadsden City High boys basketball team...
By Chris McCarthy/Editor
For the first time in school history, a Hokes Bluff boys basketball team’s season will include a late February trip to Jacksonville.
The fourth-ranked Eagles overcame a subpar...
