Mike Tankersley

Brewer did the near-impossible last Friday night.

They call themselves the “stepbrother to stepbrother connection.”

For Karli Walker’s teammates, coaches and fans, her milestone 1,000th kill against Grissom last Thursday was a sight to see.

The last two times Arab played Douglas in high school football, the Knights outscored them 110-26 in a pair of 5A, Region 7 games.

Was it unprecedented? Not quite.

Headed into the season-opening Juanita Boddie Tournament in Hoover this past weekend, Arab volleyball coach Amy Hudson was very high on her team’s prospects for the new season.

Arab and Brewer got what they wanted in their season openers.

It was only a jamboree, but Arab’s football players found out a lot about themselves last Thursday night at Oliver Woodard Stadium in Cullman.

Fans of three local high school football teams will get an early glimpse of their football teams today (Thursday) and tomorrow.

For a coach whose team is riding a 43-game losing streak, Brindlee Mountain’s Keith Garner certainly is eagerly awaiting the new season.