Year two for Central Coosa football coach Daniel Flowers is currently underway — and the Cougars have hit the ground running. Now, the team has a full offseason and spring football season under its belt. A bulk of the production from last year’s groups is back in the lineup, with the Cougars being such a young group. Here are some names to keep an eye out for this season as early breakout candidates.
It’s that time of the year when two high schools with a deep-seated rivalry take to the court to show who's the top dog.
The grind does not stop for the Central Coosa football team.
Central Coosa finally got the shot to show what they bring to the table this Tuesday at Tallassee.
Two pioneers in girls sports at Central Coosa High School were honored this past Saturday.
“We had knives and guns, but we had no ammunition and our knives were dull,” Central Coosa football coach Daniel Flowers said. “Now you gave me an opportunity to get some ammunition in the shop, sharpen my blades up. So it's gonna look different in the fight.”
Concussions have been a rising concern in football over recent years, and now it’s being addressed at Central Coosa High School.
Concussions have been a rising concern in football over recent years, and now it’s being addressed at Central Coosa High School.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Exciting things are brewing as the Central Coosa football team heads into Year 2 under coach Daniel Flowers.
The big man on the Central Coosa front, senior Dylan Calhoun, is on his way to the collegiate level.
Although the Central Coosa softball team’s season came to a close after dropping two games to Isabella in the Class 2A Area 7, head coach Chris Elliott could not be more impressed with his team's growth.
In honor of Women’s History Month, the TPI staff brings you Women Who Shape Sports in the County. We have gathered a list of women in our local community who have shaped Tallapoosa County in athletics.
Despite early success against Johnson Abernathy Graetz, the Central Coosa baseball team was unable to snatch a victory, falling 12-7.
The Benjamin Russell baseball team has fallen into a minor slump, dropping its third consecutive game to Oak Mountain 5-4 in a Thursday night clash.
Player of the Year: Cory Thompson, Central Coosa junior
Cory Thompson has always been a lead by example kind of player for Central Coosa. This year, he took a different approach which helped his team make it all the way to the Sweet 16.
No one expected it to go this way.
The Horseshoe Bend baseball team opens up area play with a perfect 2-0 record, while the Central Coosa baseball team drops to 0-2 in the early slate of area games.
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
The Central Coosa baseball team is seeing an uptick in the win column, pairing together victories over Talladega and Anniston. Now, the Cougar have already tripled their win total from last year.
Sometimes even in a loss, a team needs to be proud of what it has accomplished. That sentiment rings true for the Central Coosa boys basketball team.
As the season approaches, the Central Coosa softball team is returning talents and filling gaps in preparation for its first game this Saturday against B.B. Comer.
The Central Coosa boys basketball team was unable to snatch a victory over Tuscaloosa Academy, falling 62-57.
It was a season full of ups and downs for the Central Coosa girls basketball team this year.
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