Chris Fernsler

Sylacauga earned the first Final Four girls state soccer bid in school history with a time-consuming and a totally satisfying 2-1 win over former nemesis Marbury on Thursday night at

The fiery Childersburg Tigers are one of those playoff teams made for the regional format. The Kameron Mizzell-coached squad has some momentum on its side after winning the Class 3A,

Winterboro's boys won a Class 1A track and field championship. The Bulldogs also won three individual titles as well, while the girls won two. Munford's Dakota Frank won three, and

Donoho's girls allowed only three shots on goal in a 5-0 win over Madison Academy in the 1A-3A state semifinals Wednesday. Donoho (19-1-1) will face St. James in Friday's championship

One of Jacksonville High's brightest soccer seasons ever came to an end Wednesday as the Golden Eagles fell 7-0 to Westminster Christian in the Class 4A girls soccer semifinals.

Sylacauga couldn't overcome two first-half goals by Gulf Shores in a Class 5A semifinal Wednesday. The Aggies fell 2-0 in their first appearance in the state girls soccer semifinals and

In Wednesday's Class 5A girls state semifinals, defending champion Springville faced Guntersville, the same team the Tigers beat in last year's finals. The Tigers won this time, too.

Sylacauga's dream of a Class 5A girls soccer championship didn't materialize at the Final Four in Huntsville, but the Aggies still had a season to remember. They went 18-4 and

The Tornadoes finished second in the Black College World Series, which came to a close Saturday with Bluefield (W.Va.) State edging Talladega 5-1 in the championship game in Montgomery.

“Our legacy is going to live on for years, but Friday night lights is going to look different next season (without Talladega County Central),” said Timothy Gallahar, who has been