Staff Report
(October 29, 2011)

Don’t look now but the 2011 high school foorball regular season is almost over.

The topsy-turvy year has had its share of surprises. Can the final week add to the list?

Staff Report
(October 21, 2011)

In only 24 hours the world has been turned upside down in Class 6A, Region 4

With the announcement that Wetumpka will be forced to forfeit all five victories for use of an ineligible player, the race for the playoffs took a different turn this week. Jeff Davis benefited from the announcement and now takes the fourth spot in the region trailing Prattville, G.W. Carver and Benjamin Russell as the playoff teams.

Contributed
(October 20, 2011)

Standings (involving River Region teams only) after the eighth week of the season in AHSAA and AISA football. The top four teams from each region advance to the playoffs. (x- clinched playoff spot; z-clinched region title).

PCA QB Edward Todd runs around the right side of the line on the opening series in the Panthers’ victory over EMCA. (Photo by Art Parker)

By Art Parker
RRS Correspondent
(October 15, 2011)

Being in the right place at the right time…

That’s how Prattville Christian Academy (PCA) defeated cross town rival East Memorial Christian Academy (EMCA), 21-13, at Stanley Jensen Stadium in Prattville on Friday night.

Staff Report
(September 30, 2011)

The River Region is still abuzz over the huge upset pulled by the Opelika Bulldogs last week at Prattville.

The Lions lost, 16-14, on a last-second field goal. Now, the move back into region play along with the rest of the teams in AHSAA as the second half of region play begins.

Contributed
(September 22, 2011)

The Montgomery Quarterback Club has announced its Players of the Week for games of Sept. 15-17. Truman Franklin from Elmore County High School is the Public School Player of the Week and Corbin Shaw from East Memorial Christian Academy is the Private School Player of the Week.

Staff Report
(September 16, 2011)

Not to the halfway point, the Class 6A, Region 4 race is becoming wild and wacky… just like last year.

The high school football season reaches the fourth week (third week in region play) and already, upsets are making the race for the playoffs in the biggest classification hard to predict. With Jeff Davis winning on Thursday and G.W. Carver and Sidney Lanier both pulling upsets last week, the 2-4 seeds will probably come down to the final week.

Staff Report
(September 9, 2011)

Regional races are in full swing and it looks as though several teams from the River Region will be in the thick of those races all season long.

But Friday could be vital for some teams on whether they are about winning the region or just a playoff spot.

Staff Report
(September 2, 2011)

What do you take from the first week of the regular season?

It’s hard to pick where to start but with regional action beginning, most teams will know pretty quickly if they are contenders or pretenders in 2011. Last week may have given some indication but Week 2 will tell a lot more.

Staff Report
(June 6, 2011)

The best of AISA baseball will compete in the annual All-Star baseball games will be played Monday at Troy University. The Juniors game open the festivities at 4 p.m. followed by the Seniors game at 7:30 p.m.