A. Stacy Long is a journalist based in the Shoals area of Alabama. He writes for the TimesDaily and his work has also appeared in the Decatur Daily and Yahoo News. Stacy primarily covers local sports, including high school basketball and football, as well as other news and events happening in the Shoals community.
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A. Stacy Long's coverage is primarily focused on local sports events in the Shoals area of Alabama, particularly high school basketball and AHSAA reclassification. She regularly provides event coverage, announcements, and press releases related to these topics.
If you have relevant news about high school sports events or AHSAA reclassification in the Shoals area of Alabama, such as upcoming tournaments, notable achievements by teams or players, or changes in classifications affecting local schools, it would likely align with her coverage areas.
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2024 Alabama Sports Writers Association All-State softball
2024 All-Area large school softball
By A. Stacy Long Sports Writer Brooks' Christian Chatterton and Lauderdale County's Miles Edwards now have extra ingredients to add to any rivalry mix they might have.
JACKSONVILLE — Wedge another line on the high school baseball resumés of Miles Edwards and Christian Chatterton.
Hatton’s leap into Class 4A will include two new basketball coaches.
By: A. Stacy Long
TimesDaily athletic programs of the year
2024 TimesDaily girls athlete of the year
After four seasons as the Hatton boys basketball coach, Justin Henley is switching to coach to the Hatton girls. [DAN BUSEY/FOR THE DECATUR DAILY]
Three Loretto players, after helping lead the Mustangs to another state championship, collected All-State honors Tuesday.
After two years, Blair Woods feels ready to be a head coach again.
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