Hilltop High School’s Cheer Squad steps into the limelight as part of Week 9 in the Prep Pigskin Report’s “Squad Up.” Their excitement and enthusiasm underscore how crucial cheer is in the local sports community.
Edwardsville High School’s annual homecoming parade showcased energetic students and sweet treats for spectators. Candy was passed out to onlookers, giving the event a fun-filled, festive atmosphere. Community members and families joined in, celebrating this cherished school tradition together.
The Spanish Fort High School Toros have been named the WKRG News 5 Cheer Squad of the Week, bringing fresh recognition to Baldwin County. Led by dedicated coaches and captains, these cheerleaders embody the pride and spirit of their community.
Marshfield and North Bend High Schools are offering their communities a glimpse of the upcoming fall sports season through annual events called “Meet the Bulldogs” and “Meet the Pirates.” These gatherings showcase each school’s athletes and encourage local support.
Facing a limited candidate pool, Sumiton Christian High School has chosen to refocus on junior varsity football. With only 44 boys enrolled, administrators hope a JV program will protect student safety while cultivating team spirit.
