The Class 5A Region 8 playoff standings will not be decided until the final two weeks of the season because there are several different scenarios that could play out.
After getting a crucial Class 1A Region 7 win last week, Woodville head football coach gave his football team a history lesson this week.
The North Sand Mountain football team gets to take its shot Class 2A’s top-ranked team Friday night.
The Section football team can finally put away their white jerseys for a week.
The Pisgah football team played the Class 3A Region 7 co-leaders in back-to-back weeks.
The North Jackson football team will play its final road game of the season Friday night.
The championship trophies for the annual Seventh and Eighth Grade Cross Country Championships are staying put in Scottsboro.
Pisgah’s Bell, NSM’s Culpepper win individual county crowns
Pisgah head coach Luke Pruitt said Saturday that wide receiver Jared Wilks avoided major injury after a headfirst fall that lead to him being airlifted from the field Friday night.
WHITESBURG, Ga. — A fellow Alabama team edged the Scottsboro varsity boy cross country team for a team title at a Georgia meet.
WOODVILLE — The Woodville football team would not let its playoff hopes die Friday night.
SCOTTSBORO — In a game that saw six fourth-quarter touchdowns, it was a defense stop that made the difference.
Landon Green to Jayden Culpepper was an unstoppable combination for the Ider defense Friday night.
STEVENSON — The North Jackson Chiefs suffered their third one-point loss of the season Friday night at the hands of the Priceville Bulldogs.
Class 3A, No. 10-ranked Susan Moore brought its high-powered offense to Pisgah Friday night and rolled out with a 42-18 win, remaining unbeaten.
SAND ROCK — The Section football team fell behind in the opening quarter after two Sand Rock scores and couldn’t recover in a 35-0 Class 2A Region 8 loss Friday night.
The AHSAA high school football playoffs do not start for another five weeks, but they are effectively underway already for Woodville.
Scottsboro head football coach Don Jacobs said his team unfortunately learned a hard lesson last week.
The North Jackson football team is hoping for a Happy Homecoming.
The North Sand Mountain football team put together its most complete performance last week in a 55-22 win over previously undefeated Cedar Bluff.
The Section football team is getting healthy at the right time.
The Pisgah football team did not enjoy their group film session this week.
The Pisgah volleyball team swept a tri-match against two Jackson County rivals on Tuesday.
The Scottsboro junior high boys cross country team posted a top-five finish in the Jesse Owens Classic last weekend.
Matt Whitehead posted a pair of wins in the Open League at Victory Lanes on Sept. 30. Here are the complete results from the latest Victory Lanes’ bowling leagues:
The Scottsboro cross country teams posted strong finishes during their first look at the state meet course this season.
HIGDON — What the North Sand Mountain football team started back on Aug. 22 it finished Friday night.
GURLEY — Madison County knocked Scottsboro from the ranks of the unbeaten in Class 5A Region 8.
WOODVILLE — Valley Head’s turnaround season continued at Woodville’s expense.
The Fairview football program finally broke through against North Jackson.
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.
COLLINSVILLE — Section fell to a state-ranked foe Friday night.
Scottsboro downs North Jackson
After head coach Don Jacobs picked up his 100th career head-coaching win in Scottsboro’s 33-0 victory over North Jackson, someone asked Jacobs this week what he was going to do next.
With the Woodville football team set to begin a four-game stretch of Class 1A Region 7 contests that will decide its playoff fate, head coach Jay Powell has seen what he’s wanted to see from his team.
The Pisgah football team is set to begin a challenging region stretch, facing three teams that are currently at the top of the Class 3A Region 7 standings.
The North Jackson football team set out this week to learn from last week’s rivalry loss to Scottsboro and move on to more pressing matters — securing a playoff berth.
It’s not often that high school football teams enter a game having already had firsthand experience with their opponent.
The North Jackson volleyball team bounced back from a tough area loss to post a win over its out-of-state neighbor.
The Section football team resumes region play looking to play the role of spoiler.
The Scottsboro varsity boys cross country team continued to defend its home course.
North Sand Mountain’s Saturday morning battle with Sylvania ended with a heart-breaking loss for the Bison. Sylvania won the contest 43-36 on Saturday after lightning delays forced the game to be postponed Friday night.
Local cross country runners posted solid team and individual finishes at the Scottsboro Invitational.
SCOTTSBORO — The Scottsboro football team’s win over North Jackson wasn’t the prettiest of victories.
Play suspended Friday in the first quarter due to lightning
PISGAH — An overcast sky turned dark, as a light rain began to fall in Pisgah Friday night. Shortly after kickoff against Section, on Homecoming night, lightning struck, delaying the game.
The 2019 Scottsboro Invitational will be smaller than in years past as far as the number of runners and teams in action.
Don Jacobs was shaking hands during a time of fellowship at church Sunday morning when he was served a reminder.
Rivalry games rarely call for coaches giving impassioned speeches or resorting to motivational tactics to get their teams ready to play.
While most teams ended the first half of region play last week, North Sand Mountain head coach Keith Kirby described it differently for his team.
The Scottsboro Swim Invitational turned out to be a split decision for the host school.
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