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New Albany Bulldogs

  • Bulldogs suffer setback to Cleveland

    In the final test before the start of division play, New Albany suffered a 31-13 loss to Cleveland, committing an uncharacteristic eight turnovers.

     

    “Coming into tonight, we really wanted to do things well, clean things up, but I feel like we took three steps back,” NAHS coach Ron Price said. “We did a good job of wrapping up defensively, but offensively, we moved the ball well and put ourselves in good position, then we turned the ball over.”

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  • Extra inning win gives New Albany division title

    A pregame promise turned out to be the best decision for the Lady Bulldogs in their division showdown at North Pontotoc Thursday night.

     

    The lineup change of Shannon Goode from the bottom to leadoff paid off for coach Shane Sanderson and New Albany, as the junior had a base-clearing hit in the ninth inning to break a three-all tie and eventually give the Lady ‘Dawgs the 9-5 win and a division championship.

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  • Union County cross country results

    Pontotoc Invitational
    Sept. 10, 2010
    1A, 2A, 3A Varsity Girls Team Results        
    Ripley 43, West Union 57, East Union 64, South Pontotoc 145, Potts Camp    156, Hickory Flat    163
    Class 1A,2A, 3A Varsity Girls 4000m        

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  • NAHS prepares for Cleveland

    The team that started the coaching career for Ron Price is now this week’s opponent, as New Albany will host Cleveland on Friday.

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  • Lady 'Dawgs pick up two wins in home tournament

    New Albany is on the verge of winning their first division title in 10 years, but on Saturday, its focus was on gaining non-division victories, as they hosted several of the state’s best teams in a tournament at the Sportsplex.

     

    The Lady Bulldogs opened the day with a 4-0 win over Alcorn Central that saw Sheneka Cullins post a perfect 3-for-3 performance, including an RBI single in the fifth inning. Mallory Beaty and Jalana Cameron also had multiple hits, while the Lady Bears were held to four hits.

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  • Defense leads NA in shutout over Corinth

    For New Albany, it is all about the defense, and it was that group that posted their second shutout of the year, leading the Bulldogs in their 14-0 win at Corinth on Friday.

     

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  • NA hits the road to Corinth

    Two games stand in between the Bulldogs and the start of division play, and New Albany will look to start a new winning streak, traveling to Corinth on Friday.

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  • Lady Urchin sweep

    A strong defensive effort was all East Union needed, picking up four, one-run wins to sweep their slate in the Union County Tournament, winning their second title in three years.

     

    “We won every game by one run, so what does that tell you?” Lady Urchin coach Josh Blythe said. “I’m proud of the kids; we made big plays, fought through several errors. We didn’t play great, but we just did enough to get it done.”

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  • Bulldogs bounce back with shutout of Amory

    Bouncing back from a tough loss was the goal for New Albany this week, and using a consistent offensive performance, the ‘Dawgs improved to 3-1 after their 27-0 shutout of Amory on Friday.

     

    “You hate to lose,” NAHS coach Ron Price said of last week’s loss to Pontotoc, “but it that’s what it takes to get this team’s attention and move this team forward, I’m just proud of the way we responded tonight.”

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  • Bulldogs set to host Amory

    Amory is a well-known powerhouse in football, and the Bulldogs are looking to return to the win column, hosting the Panthers Friday night.

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