Phillips High School
Three local high schools receive new stadium lights in time for football
New stadium lights have been installed at Brilliant, Marion County and Phillips high schools.
Graduation dates set
Marion County Schools:
All on Thursday, May 21
• Brilliant High School, 7 p.m., Brilliant High school Gym;
• Hackleburg High School, 6 p.m., Hackleburg High School Gym;
• Hamilton High School, 8 p.m., Sargent Stadium;
• Marion County High School, 7:30 p.m., Rayburn Stadium;
• Phillips High School, 7 p.m., Phillips High School Gym.
*Rain locations in the past have been the high school gyms.
Winfield City:
Sunday, May 17
• Winfield City High School, 3 p.m., Winfield City High School Gym.
Phillips High School Alumni Meeting
Phillips Bears extinguish Flame 29-14
Marion County Red Raiders fend off Phillips Bears
Marion County’s Tye Hollis (#2) reaches out to try and intercept a pass intended for Phillips’ Hunter Scruggs (#8). Also shown are Tye Madison (#7) and Sam Williams (#54).
Tina Coan new Phillips High School principal
Tina Coan
Break-in at school results in educational program
At the program educating Phillips High School students about vaping are, from left, Bear Creek Police Officer Noah Markham, School Resource Officer David Richards, Elaine Softley with the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service and Bear Creek Police Chief Eddie Collins.
Phillips’ homecoming ruined by visiting Tigers
The Flame brought down Phillips 52-7 Friday night
Phillips’ Hayden Dees skirts around two Shoals Christian players.
BEAR CREEK — The Flame from Shoals Christian rolled into town Friday night, Sept. 8, and came away with a near shut out on Phillips High School with a score of 52-7.
On opening play, it was noticed the scoreboard was malfunctioning, and the time was “kept on the field,” according to the announcer. Phillips received the kick off and began a drive on their 32-yard line, but on second down, the ball was fumbled, and the Flame was there for the recovery.