Edgewood QB Matt Moore scrambles out of the pocket to avoid a loss in the first quarter against Evangel Christian. Moore threw a pair of touchdown passes and kicked a field goal to lead the Wildcats to their second consecutive victory.
(Photo by Art Parker)

By Art Parker
RRS Correspondent
(August 28, 2010)

ELMORE - It was nothing more than a workout, a scrimmage with a few hard hits and that’s all.

Edgewood Academy (AISA Class AA) drilled region foe Evangel Christian Academy, 59-0, Friday night. The win improved the Wildcats to 2-0 and 1-0 in the region. The win gave Edgewood a combined advantage of 102-7 in its first two games.

Staff Report
(August 27, 2010)

Week 1 of the high school football season has arrived (with due respect to the handful of games played in the AISA last week.) In comes new regions, new classifications for some, and some interesting openers, particularly a few that feature teams playing for the first time.

The week ushers in new coaches at six different schools in the River Region.

Each week, River Region Sports will break down the top matchups of the week and pick a winner in all games involving teams from the area.

Edgewood Academy’s Rod Boykin (4) cuts to the sideline to pick up yardage on a screen pass. EMCA’s Drew Sheridan (22) is in pursuit. Boykin sscored two touchdowns in the Wildcats 43-7 win over EMCA. (Photo by Art Parker)

By Art Parker
RRS Correspondent
(August 20, 2010)

PRATTVILLE - Edgewood Academy ‘s 43-7 thumping of East Memorial Christian Academy (EMCA) Thursday night is the perfect tune up for the Wildcats before they begin region play next week.

The outcome was never in doubt as Edgewood rolled up 36 points before the first quarter was in the books at Prattville’s Stanley Jensen Stadium.

Lee coach Larry Ware will welcome back former Lee greats Jimmy Perry and Spence McCracken on Thursday at Cramton Bowl. (Staff Photo)

Staff Report
(August 19, 2010)

Jim Perry last coached a high school football team in Montgomery 11 years ago. That’s when he left Robert E. Lee for a position on the staff of then-Auburn coach Tommy Tuberville.

Spence McCracken has been back since he last left Lee in 1994 but as the head coach of Opelika High School.

Both will be in Cramton Bowl on Thursday. One will be coaching his new team, while the other will get a chance to coach his old one.

Staff Report

Here is the Edgewood Academy 2010 volleyball schedule. (Game times and dates are subject to change without notice)

Participants at the Huntingdon lineman camp went through several conditioning drills despite the heat on Monday. (Staff Photo)

Staff Report
(July 27, 2010)

Local high school teams got one more chance to participate in camps before the month ends this week at Huntingdon College.

More than a dozen teams from both the AISA and AHSAA are participating in the annual Hawks 7-on-7 Camp while hundreds of linemen from several schools are participating in a camp.

Dalton McHenry works on his sliding technique during the Elmore County Baseball Camp held at Edgewood Academy. (Photo by Art Parker)

By Art Parker
RRS Correspondent
(June 12, 2010)

The Edgewood Academy baseball program successfully completed its annual Elmore County Baseball Camp last week. It was the eighth consecutive year for the camp according to Edgewood’s head baseball coach Bobby Carr.

The camp is always for ages 5-12.

Bishop Harris is one of two players from state champion Edgewood Academy invited to play in next month’s AISA-GISA All-Star game in Troy. (Staff Photo)

Staff Report
(May 21, 2010)

The top baseball players are set for the Alabama Independent School Association all-star baseball game but with an added twist this year.

They will play somebody else.

The top 18 seniors will face the best from the Georgia Independent School Association in a game on June 7 at Troy University’s Pace-Riddle Field.

Lowndes Academy baserunner Paige Hill reaches second safely in front of the tag of Edgewood shortstop Krystin McHenry in the first game of the AISA state softball tournament at Lagoon Park on Friday. (Staff Photo)

Staff Report
(May 8, 2010)

Paige Hill scattered four hits and Mallory McCurdy hit a two-run homer in the second inning in Lowndes Academy’s 5-2 victory over Edgewood Academy in the first round of the Alabama Independent School Association state softball tournament at Lagoon Park on Friday… Edgewood followed with a 12-2 win over Crenshaw to stay alive.

Compiled by RRS Staff

Results and schedule of the Alabama Independent School Association state softball tournament held at Lagoon Park.