The Eastwood Christian Warriors recently reached the semifinals of the ACEAA state basketball tournament held at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa. (Photo contributed)
Staff Report
(Feb. 24, 2010)
The Eastwood Christian Warriors boys and girls teams recently played in the ACEAA state basketball tournament held at Shelton State Community College in Tuscaloosa.
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Madison Academy runs to accept its championship trophy from AHSAA executive director Steve Savarese after winning the Class 3A state championship over Trinity on Friday at Riverwalk Stadium. (Photo by Kristi Ingram) To order more photos of this or other games, visit www.kdpsportsphotos.com
Combined Reports
The Trinity Wildcats found themselves in a role reversal in Game 2 of the Class 3A state championship.
Only this time, the comeback fell short.
Madison Academy won its first state championship in baseball, beating Trinity, 9-8, in the second game of the Class 3A finals at Riverwalk Stadium on Friday. The Mustangs needed another seventh-inning rally to do it.
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Brantley's Anthony Gulley attempts to lay down a bunt in the Bulldogs' 3-1 win over Athens Bible on Tuesday. (Staff Photo)
By Graham Dunn
RRS Editor
The Bulldogs (25-10) are one win away from their first state championship in baseball after a 3-1 victory over Athens Bible School in the Class 1A state championship at Paterson Field.
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Players from G.W. Carver sign letters of intent at a special ceremony on Wednesday. (Staff Photo)
By Graham Dunn and staff of RRS
If the old axiom is true that there is strength in numbers, then the 2009 signing day may be the strongest ever.
This year's signing class was highlighted by several schools producing players in record numbers. Stanhope Elmore, Prattville and G.W. Carver had double-digit signees.
"We've never had anything like this before. . . and we may add a couple more later this week," said Stanhope Elmore head coach Jeff Foshee. "It is certainly the largest class we've ever had. It's a good group with a lot of talent."
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Staff Report
The Goodwyn Warriors recently won the 2009 City Championship in wrestling. It was the school's eighth title in 10 years. Coach Jim McGhee led the squad to victory after losing the title last year to Carver Junior High School.
"We are very proud of what they accomplished," McGhee said. "They wanted to bring the title back to Goodwyn and the worked very hard to get it here."
Six wrestlers won individual titles this season plus Goodwyn won all five city meets and all but one tournament. Heath Fike and Thor Kilgore each lost just one match during the season to lead the Warriors.
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