Panthers condemn Red Devils 46-0
VINA — The Hackleburg Panthers traveled to Vina and shut out the Red Devils 46-0 on Thursday night, Oct. 3.
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Panthers pounce and trounce Bobcats for big homecoming win
Panther Blaise Vickery tangles up in the Phil Campbell defense. Also shown is Jacob Wiginton (#62) and Jaquan Reeder (#5).
HACKLEBURG — A change of date did not mean a change of pace for the Hackleburg Panthers. At their homecoming game on Thursday, Sept. 26, they showed they were the bigger cats when they won a non-region match up over the Phil Campbell Bobcats 42-12.
Hackleburg wins over Addison 30-14 for fourth win
Panther Blaise Vickery steps over an Addison player on a quarterback keep.
ADDISON – Hackleburg has moved to 4-0, 3-0, after their 30-14 defeat of the Addison Bulldogs Friday, Sept. 20, and has recently been ranked fourth in the state in 1A by the Alabama Sports Writers Association.
Hackleburg shuts out Waterloo for region win
Ross Hudson slides by a Waterloo player.
HACKLEBURG — As the remnants of Hurricane Francine passed above on Friday evening, Sept. 13, the Hackleburg Panthers were able to stay dry as they shut out the visiting Waterloo Cougars for a 40-0 region win. The Panthers kept the ball in the air during most of the game for the win, which currently makes them 3-0, 2-0.
Hackleburg Panthers hold Meek Tigers to one touchdown
Panther Jaquan Reeder keeps ahead of a Meek player as he nears the end zone.
HACKLEBURG — The Hackleburg Panthers took on the Meek Tigers Friday night, Sept. 6, and came out victors on a 34-8 win, holding Meek to only one touchdown. By the end of the first quarter, Hackleburg had already racked up three touchdowns.
Lessons learned from first school resource officer
ISRO Andy Jones (center) is shown with Hackleburg Elementary School Principal Mary Kennedy (left) and Hackleburg High School Principal Trey George.
HACKLEBURG — Hackleburg High School and Hackleburg Elementary School were the first schools in Marion County to have a full-time School Resource Officer approved by their town council and put into place.
Hackleburg’s Neighbor Day is this weekend
Shown is one of the Neighbor Day logos that will appear on festival t-shirts. T-shirts cost $12 for all sizes, and are also on sale now at town hall.
HACKLEBURG — You don’t want to miss the 23rd Annual Neighbor Day this Friday and Saturday, June 28-29, in downtown Hackleburg.
23rd annual Neighbor Day set for June 28-29
The 23rd Annual Neighbor Day in Hackleburg will culminate on Saturday, June 29, with a spectacular fireworks display at 9 p.m. Festivities will begin on Friday, June 28, at 5 p.m. and continue Saturday, starting at 9 a.m. and lasting all day until the fireworks extravaganza.
HACKLEBURG — The 23rd Annual Neighbor Day in Hackleburg will be celebrated this year on Friday, June 28, and Saturday, June 29.
Panthers’ playoff prowl ends in third round
Hackleburg’s Cam Ingram slides back into first base to avoid getting tagged out during the Panthers’ final game of the season against Sumiton Christian. Ingram hit 17 singles and three doubles over the season.
HACKLEBURG — The Hackleburg Panthers’ varsity baseball team’s season came to an end with two back-to-back losses to Sumiton Christian on Thursday, May 2.
Hackleburg shuts out Talladega
It’s tradition for Hackleburg players to scale the wall for playoff wins. One team member takes it one step further as he performs a back flip off the wall.
HACKLEBURG — Hackleburg High School shut out Talladega Central in a double header Friday, April 19, in the first round of playoffs.