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New Albany Bulldogs

  • Bulldogs fall in home opener

    In the final two minutes of a close game, New Albany came out of a timeout and attempted a fourth down play in the red zone that could have given them a tremendous boost against one of their biggest rivals. As the ball went from Spencer Day and slipped through the hands of Riley Alef, it was that play that described the Bulldogs’ entire night, as they suffered a 20-6 setback to Pontotoc.

     

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  • Bulldogs set to renew rivalry with Pontotoc

    Another former division rival stands in front of the Bulldogs this week, as New Albany will host Pontotoc to open their home slate.

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  • Results form 13th annual Robertson's Sportswear Tournament

    East Union picked up a big win against softball powerhouse Smithville, 4-0, as part of the 13th annual Robertson’s Sportswear Tournament, held at the New Albany Sportsplex.

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  • 'Dawgs' defense stifles Itawamba

    Defense was once again the staple for the Bulldogs, as they improved to 2-0 on the year, defeating Itawamba, 20-7, on Friday.

     

    “Coach tells us defense wins championships, offense puts people in the stands,” senior linebacker Riley Alef said. “The score says it pretty much, and as long as they keep from scoring, they can’t win.”

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  • Bulldogs win streak on the line at Itawamba

    New Albany has become accustomed to winning, but another challenge faces the Bulldogs this week, as they will try to keep their regular season winning streak going at Itawamba.

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  • 'Dawgs win third straight against Ripley

    This year, the season opener was about more than just beating a rival, it was also about beating the critics.

     

    Carrying their reloading theme, New Albany held on to defeat Ripley, 19-14, making it three straight against one of their biggest rivals, eight out of the last ten in the series.

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  • Lady 'Dawgs fall to Corinth

    A fast start was quickly erased as New Albany dropped their first game of the season, 12-2, to Corinth on Monday.

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  • County teams open slow pitch season

    Union County opened the 2011 softball season on Saturday with Myrtle and East Union holding preseason tournaments.

     

    At Myrtle, New Albany picked up two wins, defeating West Union 11-4 in the day’s first game and Wheeler, 3-0.

    Against the Lady Eagles, Morgan Beaty had four hits, including two doubles and two RBI. After going ahead 1-0 in the first, New Albany scored seven runs in the second, recording six straight hits.

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  • Bulldogs drop scrimmage at Kossuth

    New Albany traveled for a preseason scrimmage, evaluating this year’s team before their season opener next week.

     

    Several mistakes plagued the Bulldogs in the 13-6 loss to Kossuth, particularly on offense, as they were close to scoring in the first half, but a bad snap followed by a delay of game penalty caused a major setback after a long pass play from Spencer Day to Josh Hardin placed New Albany in the red zone.

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  • NA's Kingsley meets the King

    If you ask Moses Kingsley about this last year, he would describe it in one word: whirlwind.

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