A Hamilton player scrambles around to pick up yards toward the end zone.
By Melica Allen
Courtesy of the Northwest Alabamian
HAMILTON — The Haleyville Lions (5-3) now have only one region loss to Dora following a commanding win Friday night against the Hamilton Aggies (1-7). The Lions won 52-12.
By Louis Mellini
Staff writer
JASPER — The Hamilton Aggies were finally able to end their losing streak with a big win against the Curry Yellow Jackets in Jasper Friday, Sept. 30, with a score of 40-24
Hamilton opened the scoring and scored 16 points in the first quarter of the game.
They continued their scoring form with a touchdown in the second quarter of the game but were unable to keep Curry quiet as they scored a touchdown of their own.
Winfield’s Drew Cook swings around a Hamilton Aggie.
By Derek Trimm
Winfield Correspondent
WINFIELD — The Winfield Pirates and the Hamilton Aggies got together on the football field for the first time in two years, and the Pirates’ offense proved to be too much for the Aggies to handle as Winfield rolled to a 52-0 win on Thursday, Sept. 22, in Winfield.
Winfield scored early and often, rolling up 49 points and 416 total yards at the half. The Pirates’ defense shutout the Aggies for the first time since 1968, in a 21-0 win over Hamilton.
The Hamilton Aggies take the field in their Homecoming game against the Cordova Blue Devils.
By Louis Mellini
Staff writer
BRILLIANT — The Hamilton Aggies had a good night spoiled after losing to the Cordova Blue Devils in their Homecoming game.
The community in Hamilton was out in full force for the big occasion, but the festivities didn’t last long after Hamilton struggled yet again defensively as they continued their winless run in the beginning of the season.
By JOHN ROBERT PAGE
Hamilton Correspondent
Haleyville 31 Hamilton 29
By JOHN ROBERT PAGE
Hamilton Correspondent
Haleyville 31 Hamilton 29
Hamilton’s Matthew Coleman races up field against the Red Bay Tigers. [SETH DURKIN / durkindesigns]
By John Robert Page
Hamilton Correspondent
Hamilton’s Matthew Coleman races up field against the Red Bay Tigers. [SETH DURKIN / durkindesigns]
By John Robert Page
Hamilton Correspondent
New seasons lead to new records, players and coaches. However, there is one thing that stays the same under the Friday night lights: The expectation to win.
All eyes were on the Hamilton Aggies as they made the trip to face off against the Red Bay Tigers on Friday Aug. 20.
An electrifying offense led the charge for the Aggies, and it resulted in a 40-24 victory for Hamilton.
HAMILTON - On a cool Friday night, two teams squared up on the gridiron. Looking to sneak their way into the playoffs, the Hamilton Aggies hosted the Fayette County Tigers. A rather dry first half turned into a wet second half, but it was not enough to deter the Aggies from taking control of the game. Two rushing touchdowns were more than enough to propel Hamilton into the playoffs with a 14-2 win against the Tigers.
HAMILTON - The tension could be felt through the crisp autumn air as the Hamilton Aggies and Haleyville Lions took the field at Joe Sargent Stadium for the 75th edition of their notable rivalry on Friday night, Oct. 2.
