In the AHSAA 6A Girl's South Regional Park Crossing defeated Murphy 56-32.

In the AISA Class AA Boy's Semi Finals Valiant Cross defeated Hooper Academy 55-46.

In the AISA Class AA Boys Semi Finals Evangel Christian Academy fell to Springwood 54-53

In the AHSAA 5A Boy's Central Regional Sylacauga defeated Selma 51-50.

Eight members of the Percy Julian football team signed their National Letter of Intent to play college football.

In the AISA Class AA Girl's Semi Finals Lowndes Academy punched their ticket into the Championship Game with a 34-15 win over Southern Academy.

In the AHSAA Boy's 5A South Regional Charles Henderson fell to LeFlore in overtime 60-59.

In the AHSAA Girls 5A Central Regional Marbury defeated Shelby County 54-43.

In the AHSAA 5A Girls South Regional Andalusia came up short against UMS-Wright 52-40.

In the ASHAA 5A Girls Central Regional Selma comes up short against Briarwood Christian 44-28.

In the AHSAA 5A Girls South Regional Vigor defeated Brewbaker Tech 45-31.

In the Quarterfinals of the AISA Girls Class A Playoffs, Lakeside defeated Wilcox Academy 43-31.

In the AHSAA Girls 2A South Regional Abbeville defeated Luverne 54-38.

Seven Pike Road Patriots make a decision as to where they will play college football in the fall.

In the AHSAA 2A Girls Central Regional the Highland Home Flying Squadron took down the Lanett Panthers 39-32.

In the AHSAA 1A Boys South Regional the Georgiana Panthers fell to JF Sheilds 49-46.

In the AHSAA 1A Boys South Regional the Brantley Bulldogs took down Southern Choctaw 64-49.

The Montgomery Academy Eagles take down Glenwood 73-31 to advance to the Central Regional.

Montgomery Catholic had six Football players sign on Spring National Signing Day. Those student athletes include Wilson Hodges, Kamden Miller, Gavin Phelan, Jo'Tavion Pierce, Garrett Sanford, and Aaron Taylor.

Alabama Christian Academy's Taegan Scott signs her letter of intent to play volleyball at Pensacola State College.

Montgomery Academy Volleyball Coach, Julie Gordon, announces her retirement after 46 years at the helm. Throughout her time as head coach Gordon owns a record of 1,645 wins and 438 losses.

The Catholic Knights defeated the Moody Blue Devils 17-14 in the AHSAA 5A State Title Game to claim their second straight State Title.

Wadley took down Maplesville 37-1 in the AHSAA 1A State Football Championship

Carver High School student athletes, Tristan Norman and Anthony Rogers, signed their letters of intent to play football at Texas A&M and Ohio State.

Montgomery Academy's Gabby Barrera signed her Letter of Intent to play division I tennis at Ball State University.

Prattville Christian's Jenna McClendon signed her Letter of Intent to play Division I Basketball at Middle Tennessee State University.

Trinity's Francie Morris signed her Letter of Intent to pursue her college basketball career at Samford University.

Prattville's Kaytie Chandler signed her Letter of Intent to The University of Tennessee- Martin to play softball.

Macon East's Miya Tatum signed her letter of intent to pursue her college softball career at Tuskegee University.

Hooper Academy's Kaylee Midkiff signed her Letter of Intent to play softball for Tennessee Tech University.

Trinity Presbyterian's Eden Pendleton signed to Jefferson State Junior College to continue her career as a golfer. During Pendleton's time at Trinity she has helped bring home a girl's golf state championship and a state runner-up finish.

The Prattville Christian Academy Panthers defeated the Alexandria Valley Cubs 3-1 to claim the AHSAA Volleyball State Title.

Stanhope-Elmore's Jackson Stallworth was chosen as one of the top 44 diverse student-athletes in the southeast to participate in the Braves 6th annual 44 Classic honoring Hank Aaron.

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