For the first time in school history, both Elmore County tournament champions reside in Eclectic.
The 2021 Elmore County football season finished earlier than usual this season, with no teams making it past the first round of their respective playoffs. But despite …
Holtville senior Mikey Forney has been one of the county’s best tacklers since his freshman season back in 2018, but the star linebacker etched his name into state lor…
Two Holtville baseball stars fulfilled lifelong dreams on Friday morning.
The 2021 AHSAA and AISA volleyball seasons came to a end in October, and the six teams in Elmore County saw plenty of highlights over the course of the season.
Sophomore point guard Nate Rogers and the Wetumpka boys basketball team dominated in every phase of the game on Friday night.
Drey Barrett has always dreamed of being a two-way player at the college level, so last week he chose the school that can make that happen for him.
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Holtville’s Todd Wilson has shown time and time again that he can go the distance at the high school level, and now the senior southpaw will get the chance to prove it at the college level.
The most exciting state championship cross country race lived up to the hype on Saturday afternoon.
Holtville coach Jason Franklin pulled out the old playbook hoping to find a little magic as he took his team to Pike Road.
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We’re right smack in the middle of football season, but I just can’t seem to get baseball out of my mind.
Holtville’s special teams made plays early and often, and the Bulldogs’ defense held on late for their fourth consecutive win on Friday night.
Holtville quarterback Tanner Potts is a winner, and that’s exactly what he’s doing this year on the gridiron.
For the first time since 2010, the Holtville Bulldogs are 3-0 in region play.
The Holtville football team has not started region play with a 3-0 record since the 2010 season, but head coach Jason Franklin and the Bulldogs have the chance to do just that on Friday night.
For the first time ever, Holtville is in the win column against Beauregard.
Despite having 18 players quarantined due to COVID-19 protocols, the Holtville Bulldogs started Class 5A, Region 4 play with a convincing win on Friday night.
After getting a free win due to its opponent forfeiting last week, the Holtville football team has quite a challenge in front of it this week.
COVID-19 has already forced a high school football cancelation before the season has even started.
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