Homewood Patriots

The Homewood Boys’ JV soccer squad went 5-0 in just more than 24 hours Friday and Saturday to win the 19th Annual Over the Mountain JV Tournament, picking up its second trophy of the season. The Patriots, now 19-1-2, were led by tournament MVP Bradley Arteaga, who controlled midfield play the entire weekend. Homewood opened

At Brookwood, the Patriots (15-10) scored 5 runs in the first to cruise to a 14-1 victory over the Panthers in 5 innings.  John Hall had 3 hits, scored 3 runs, and drove in 3 from the lead off slot.  Brian Condon had a big 2 out, 2 run double in the first, and Owen

At Homewood, Mt. Brook shut out the Patriots (14-10) 4-0.  In spite of the loss, Homewood finishes 3-3 in a tough area and advances to the first round of the playoffs at Shades Valley next Friday.   The Pats travel to Brookwood tomorrow and host Northridge for senior night Monday afternoon.

It took overtime to separate the top two teams in 6A as the Homewood Patriots snatched a 2-1 victory at Mountain Brook Tuesday evening to win the area before both teams head into playoffs next week. Fans from both teams packed in to support their teams on a warm night and would not be disappointed

At Mt. Brook, the Patriots (14-9, 3-2) earned their 3rd area win behind a strong outing by Brode Susce (5-2) on the hill.  Susce went the distance, giving up 4 hits with 6ks.  The Pats opened up the scoring when Max Heath tripled in the top of the first and scored when the relay throw

The Boys Varsity Soccer team will be traveling to Mt. Brook tonight.  The winner of tonight’s contest will be the area champion and will host the first round of the AHSAA 6A State Soccer Playoffs.  Tonight’s game begins at 7:30 PM.  JV will kick-off at 5:30 PM.

The Varsity Girls Tennis team advanced to the AHSAA 6A Tennis State Championship Tournament, finishing in second place at the Section 5 Tournament in Pell City.  The top two teams from each of the 8 sectional tournaments  will make up the field in Mobile.   The team will compete on Thursday, April 22nd and Friday, April

At Homewood, the Pats (13-9) scored 11 runs in the first inning to cruise to a 16-3 win over McAdory.  John Hall, Max Heath, Charlie Goode, and Taylor Patterson had 2 hits each to spark the offense.  Heath drove in 3, Patterson had 2 doubles and 2 rbi, and Goode also drove in 2 runs. 

Apr 12 Boys Varsity Golf at Tom Bell Memorial TBA | Limestone Springs Golf Club Apr 12 Girls Varsity Tennis at AHSAA 6A Sectional Tournament 9:00 am | Pell City High School Apr 12 Varsity Baseball vs. Mcadory High School McAdory High School 4:00 pm | Homewood High School Apr 12 Varsity Softball at Shades

Travelling to Hueytown for a matchup with the Golden Gophers, the Pats (12-9) lost 6-0.  Charlie Goode took the loss on the mound in 4 innings of work, giving up 3 runs on 8 hits.  John Hall and James Spencer had the only 2 hits for the Pats. Homewood plays McAdory Monday and then has