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By Britney Bailey, For the Tribune TUSCALOOSA - The Clay-Chalkville Cougars hit the road to Bryant-Denny Stadium for the AHSAA Super 7 6A State Championship game to face the Saraland Spartans Friday night. The Spartans entered the game undefeated, on a 20-game winning streak, and the reigning state champions. The Cougars, also undefeated, looked to

By Britney Bailey, For the Tribune CLAY - The “Redemption” tour continues for the Clay-Chalkville Cougars as they added the Parker Thundering Herd to their list of victories. The Cougars put on an incredible defensive performance Friday night at home to secure their trip to the AHSAA State Championship game after a 38-13 victory. Parker

Britney Bailey, For the Tribune CLAY – The Clay-Chalkville Cougars continued taking care of business Friday night at home against the Cullman Bearcats in the first round of the AHSAA playoffs with a 49-6 victory. Quarterback Jaylen Mbakwe hit the ground running to put the Cougars within the 10-yard line on their first possession of

By Britney Bailey, For the Tribune CLAY-CHALKVILLE - The Cougars produced yet another dominant performance Friday night, this time chalking up a 62-7 win over Shades Valley at home. It was senior night for a plethora of notable Cougars, including Jaylen Mbakwe, Mario Craver, Rod and Carlos Ivy, DJ Barber, and Taurus Chambers. The seniors

By Britney Bailey, For the Tribune OXFORD– Clay-Chalkville (8-0 5-0) earned another Region 6 championship on the road against Oxford Friday night, The Cougars knocked off the Yellow Jackets 28-14. Oxford and Clay-Chalkville took the field both undefeated in region play. Aaron Osley got things started early for the Cougars on their first possession with

Britney Bailey, For the Tribune HUFFMAN– The Clay-Chalkville Cougars (7-0) remain undefeated after another shutout win on the road Friday night against Huffman (0-8) The Cougars dominated the Huffman Vikings 72-0. Cougar running back Aaron Osley kicked the night off with only :12 off the clock with a 49-yard touchdown run to put the Cougars

Britney Bailey for the Tribune ALABASTER– Clay-Chalkville’s redemption tour continued as the Cougars got their chance at revenge against 17th nationally ranked Thompson in Warrior Stadium last night. The Cougars (6-0) left Alabaster with a hard-fought 36-33 victory over Thompson (4-1). The Warriors, who have won the AHSAA 7A State Championship four consecutive years, defeated