
Russell Frye
Sports Writer at Hartselle Enquirer
Husband and father, follower of Christ, Athens State Grad and Employee, sportswriter for Hartselle Enquirer, editor for Morgan Preps
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1 week ago |
hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye
B: Sports, Sports, SPORTS -- FEATURE SPOT, Z - TOP HOME For the EnquirerThe Lady Patriots dropped a close one to Austin, falling 9-8 in the Morgan County Tournament championship game. Gracie Lawrence led Brewer with two hits and three RBIs. Breia Rusk and AB Anton each had two hits in the championship. Brewer 11, West Morgan 0 Karli Staton threw a complete-game no-hitter to earn the win.
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1 week ago |
hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye
Hartselle's Hatsumi Peterson trots to home plate after hitting a solo home run during the game vs. Hewitt Trussville in March. PHOTO BY CALEB SUGGS In the latest Alabama Sports Writers Association softball rankings, the Hartselle Tigers moved into the top 10 for the first time this season. CLASS 7A1. Thompson (26-2)2. Central-Phenix City(28-3)3. Daphne (29-5)4. Tuscaloosa Co. (29-8-1)5. Hewitt-Trussville(22-11)6. Enterprise (20-5)7. Sparkman (28-9-1)8. Huntsville (21-10-1)9.
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1 week ago |
hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye
The Tigers swept Athens by winning 7-0 and 4-0 to win the 6A Area 15 championship. The two victories pushed their area win streak to 34 games, dating back to 2022. Hartselle improves to 24-7 overall and 6-0 in area play. Hartselle 7, Athens 0Jace Meadows pitched six shutout innings to earn the win, giving up just two hits while striking out seven.
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1 week ago |
hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye
For the EnquirerThe Hartselle Tigers maintain the top spot in6A, heading into the postseason in the latest high school baseball rankings by the Alabama Sports Writers Association. CLASS 7A1. Hewitt-Trussville (26-2)2. Bob Jones (26-8)3. Enterprise (23-1)4. Central-Phenix City(25-7)5. Thompson (24-11)6. Fairhope (21-8)7. Hoover (22-12)8. Vestavia Hills (20-7)9. Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa(20-8)10.
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1 week ago |
hartselleenquirer.com | Russell Frye
For the EnquirerPriceville seniors Leah Childress and Sammy Holmes have decided to continue their playing careers in college. Childress signed with Wallace State Community College to continue her basketball career. She averaged 19 points, five rebounds and six assists per game for Priceville this season, with 139 steals. She was named firstteam Class 5A All-State and was selected as a finalist for Class 5A Player of the Year.
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