Tommy Hicks

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Bayshore Christian Athletics Director Jeff Hauge announced Monday the school has hired Jacy Tood as its next head football coach. Todd helped former head coach Phil Lazenby coach the team in 2023 when it played an abbreviated junior varsity schedule, its first-ever schedule of games, and last year he coached the middle school team to a 7-1 record. kAm%@55[ cb[ H9@ H2D :?G@=G65 :? 2 ?62C\72E2= 42C 244:56?E :?

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By TOMMY HICKS via Lagniappe Daily, UMS-Wright's Frances Brown will be seeking her fourth consecutive individual title and the Bulldogs ' team looks to repeat as Class 7A state champs when the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) state golf tournament is played Monday and Tuesday. The tournament will be held at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail's Oxmoor Valley Golf Course in Birmingham.

4 days ago | lagniappemobile.com | Tommy Hicks

UMS-Wright’s Frances Brown will be seeking her fourth consecutive individual title and the Bulldogs’ team looks to repeat as Class 7A state champs when the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) state golf tournament is played Monday and Tuesday. The tournament will be held at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail’s Oxmoor Valley Golf Course in Birmingham. If Brown wins the individual title this year she will become the first player in AHSAA history to win four consecutive individual titles.

4 days ago | lagniappemobile.com | Tommy Hicks

The Spring Hill College softball team had its season come to an end in the NCAA Division II national tournament. The Badgers, playing in the South I Regional in Tampa, lost back-to-back games in the four-team region, eliminating them from competition. The No. 8 seed in the region, Spring Hill lost 4-0 to No. 1 seed and host Tampa in its first game, then fell 9-1 to No. 5 seeded Barry in the elimination bracket.

4 days ago | lagniappemobile.com | Tommy Hicks

No one could blame members of the St. Paul’s team nor their fans for feeling a bit slighted after Friday’s rain-shortened 1-0 loss to Elberta in their Class 5A best-of-three semifinal series in which officials employed a rule that erased a 1-1 tie. The decision required the Saints to return to the field on Saturday and win two games to earn the right to play in next week’s state championship series. And that’s exactly what they did, defeating Elberta 4-1 in Game 2 and 7-5 in Game 3.