Former EHS standoff extends NFL contract
A former Eufaula High School football standout is getting a deal worth $10.9, according to a NFL report. Siran Neal has agreed to extend his contract with the Buffalo Bills.
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Lakeside Track Team finishes first with 166.5 points
Front Row: Zoey Andrews, Addy Helms, Dylin White; Back Row: Evan Sellers, Coach Allison Coates, Jayden Green, Hannah Buchan, Mackenzie Eriksen, Rebecca Neville, Graylin Pomeroy, Eliza Eriksen, Carlee Davis, Chloe Helms, Sophie Seaborn, Ellie Haney, Coach Ryan Langford
Lady Jags have bright future
The Barbour County High Lady Jaguars ended the basketball season with an 8-17 overall record and 4-2 in Class 1A Area 6, after not winning a game two years ago. The future looks bright because the team has no seniors.
Kelly wins barrel racing contest
Caroline Kelly and her horse, Hesa Dashin Dreamer, “Junior”, won the barrel racing competitions over the weekend in Odessa College, TX rodeo events. The Odessa rodeo is the first rodeo of the season in the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association’s Southwest Region.
Tigers lose in thrilling game by one point
It came down to the final buzzer in the tournament basketball game between the Eufaula High School Tigers and Park Crossing of Montgomery Monday night. The Tigers lost a heartbreaker by one point, 59- 58, knocking them out of the state tournament play as the final buzzer ended the game.
Rebels in Final Eight
When basketball season begins, it is the dream of every team to make it to the Sweet 16. This has been a dream for the G.W. Long Rebels boys basketball team since the beginning of the season. Not only have they made it to the Sweet 16, they are one of the last eight teams remaining in Class 2A.
Jaguars finish tough season
The Barbour County High Jaguars Varsity basketball team lost all three of their last regular season games falling to the Central-Hayneville Lions 95-44, the Pike County Bulldogs 74-57 and the Russell County Warriors 72-24.
SIGNS WITH INDEPENDENCE
Jamarian Lewis is shown signing a letter of commitment with Independence Community College in Independence, Kansas. The Eufaula High School senior has played football for four years at EHS and has been a two-year starter at running back and even three games this last season as quarterback. His career statistics are 398 yards passing, four touchdowns, 2,013 yards rushing with 27 touchdowns, and 359 yards receiving with four touchdowns. His coach, Ed Rigby, said, “What Jamarian brings to the table is great size, speed and power. He has a tremendous work ethic and desire to play collegiately. He is blessed to receive this offer from Independence CC to further his education and dream of playing at the highest level.” He is shown with his mother, Latoya Douglas, and other family members. Photo by EHS staff
Caroline Kelly leads barrel racing team
Clayton native Caroline Kelly is leading the Tarleton State University’s rodeo team into barrel racing competitions when the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association’s Southwest Region opens the 2022 season.
Lady Jags lose in sub-regional contest
The Barbour County High Lady Jaguars basketball team fell on the road Monday night to the Talladega County Central Lady Tigers 56-52 in a Class 1A Sub-Regional contest. With the loss, the Lady Jaguars end the season at 8-17.