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Hubbertville Lions win big over Sulligent

The Hubbertville varsity boys were defeated by Hackleburg in an 11-0 loss on Saturday, March 1.  On Monday, March 3, the Lions secured a big win over Sulligent, 10-0.

The Hubbertville varsity girls lost their game to the Northridge Jaguars 4-1 on Saturday, March 8 in game one of a double header. In game two, the Lady Lions fell to the Gordo Greenwave 4-1.

Tigers swept away by Greenwave, defeat Winfield Pirates



The Fayette County varsity boys secured a 9-8 victory over the Winfield Pirates on Monday March 3.  The Tigers faced a 11-4 loss by the Gordo Greenwave on Wednesday, March 5 and fell 10-3 to the Northside Rams on Thursday, March 6. 

On Monday, March 3, the Fayette County varsity girls defeated the Haleyville Lions 7-4 in their first home game and area game of the season. The Lady Tigers claimed a 11-3 victory over the Marion County Red Raiders on Thursday. The next day, Fayette fell to the Oakman Wildcats, 4-3.

Lady Wildcats narrowly defeat Pickens County


Berry’s Abbie Lollar (20) makes her way down the court. | Photo by Kelly Bonner

On Monday, Jan. 13, the Berry varsity girls basketball team won against Vina High School 45-35.  The Lady Wildcats defeated Oak Grove 35-27 on Tuesday, Jan.14.

On Thursday, Jan. 16, Berry lost to Lynn 48-37. The Lady Wildcats narrowly defeated Pickens County 47-46 on Friday.

FCHS basketball teams sweep games



Fayette County High School senior basketball players were honored on Monday, Jan. 13. From left to right on the front row: Eli Martinez, Ahmaad Nalls, Elsie Smyth, Abby Porter, Will Jackson and Luke Anderson; back row from left to right: Tucker Whitley, Keyshaun Hughes, Isaiah Estep and Tre Davis. | Contributed photo

On Monday, Jan. 13, the Fayette County varsity boys basketball team won against South Lamar 62-57.  The Tigers defeated Hamilton 73-68 on Friday, Jan. 17.

The Fayette County varsity girls basketball team won against South Lamar 68-33 on Monday. 

Tigers, Wildcats, Lions win/suffer losses in early Jan. games


Berry's Sydney Rice (24) avoids block by a Sumiton Christian player. | Photo by Kelly Bonner

Fayette

On Friday, Jan. 3, the Fayette County varsity boys team won 43-49 against Northside. The Tigers lost their game against Haleyville 54-77 on Jan. 7, and on Jan. 9, Fayette won their game against Winfield 73-71.

On Jan. 7, the Lady Tigers secured a big area win 55-54 over Haleyville.

Berry

On Jan. 6,  the Berry varsity boys team lost 78-45 to Sumiton Christian. The Wildcats lost 63-54 to Phillips on Jan. 9.

On Jan. 6, the Berry varsity girls team lost to Sumiton Christian 38-41. The Lady Wildcats also lost to Phillips 37-54 on Jan. 9.

Hubbertville football 2014 NAC champs honored


Photo by Leah Hollingsworth

The 2014 Hubbertville School football team was honored at a recent basketball game against Brilliant. The team went undefeated during the regular season, NAC Champions, Regional Champions, and North Alabama Champions and played for the State Championship.They ended the 2014 season with a 13-1 record. Nathan Young, was the Fox6 Sideline Defensive Player of the year and also played in the North vs South All Star Game. Coach Lamar Harris was the NAC Coach of the year.  Members of the team, along with  coaches and the principal, are shown above.

Hub girls lose two, boys win one


Hub’s Cole Brand (11) goes for a three point shot | Photo by Leah Hollingsworth

The Hubbertville varsity girls’ team fell to Winfield, 47-42, on Dec. 17. Two days later, the Lady Lions lost to Brilliant, 50-46.

The Hubbertville varsity boys’ team lost to Winfield, 67-59, on Dec. 17.  The Lions bounced back on Dec. 19 with a 64-38 victory over Brilliant. 

FCHS teams win one, lose one


Fayette's Will Jackson (4) evades an attempted block from a Gordo player.

The Fayette varsity girls’ team defeated Gordo, 47-15, on Dec. 19. On Dec. 21, the Lady Tigers faced a tough loss, 51-31, to Sulligent in the WAC Semifinal.

The Fayette varsity boys won 51-24 against Gordo on Dec. 19.  However, the Tigers lost to South Lamar, 50-43, on Dec. 21.