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At least he got his steps in –  a little over 10,000. Roughly half accumulated during Emanuel Bell’s first full-go coaching appearance this season at Wenonah. His first since being diagnosed with lung cancer in August. Bell, 61, knows his oncologist will disapprove of his decision to roam and yell from the sidelines against Ramsay,

Justin Wiley scored 15 points to lead Class 5A No. 5 Ramsay over visiting Wenonah 60-50 in the first round of the Area 9 tournament. Jordan Millsap also added 12 points for the Rams (25-5), who jumped out to a 17-3 first quarter lead, which they never relinquished. Kameron Hardrick led Wenonah and all scorers

Class 7A No. 5 Hoover scored 24 points in the opening quarter of a 63-42 home victory against Wenonah. Dylan Smith led the Bucs (22-6) with 15 points, while Austin Cherry and Shaquille Bracey scored 10 each. Andrew Strickland pulled in 10 rebounds for Hoover. Kameron Hardrick scored 14 points for the Dragons (12-18).  Complete

Wenonah basketball has been a premium brand in Alabama high school sports for the last four seasons. Coach Cedric Lane’s Dragons were one of the best stories in Alabama high school sports during the first half of this decade. Wenonah won Class 5A state basketball titles in 2011, 2012 and 2013. The Dragons summoned up

Javien Williams scored 21 points as Class 6A No. 7 Woodlawn easily beat Wenonah, 71-48. The Colonels (20-6) took an early lead with a 21-12 run in the first quarter and added to the margin with a 22-12 burst in the third. Jaylon Dubose had 14 points for Woodlawn and DeCarlos Wright added 12. Kameron

Nate Bridges sank five 3-pointers and finished with 24 points, leading Jackson-Olin to a 69-40 victory at Wenonah. The Mustangs (15-7) raced to a 43-19 halftime lead. Marquel Harris added 12 points for Jackson-Olin and Dee’Niyjal Scruggs contributed 20 rebounds and 14 blocked shots. Complete article

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama — Sparkman senior Thomas Melbert summed up his big game Monday afternoon at the Kings of the Court at Bill Harris Arena the only way he could. His modesty showed, but so did the reality of the matter. “Scoring 31 points is a good game,” he said. “When you score that many, you

Dylan Smith scored 20 points to lead Class 7A No. 8 Hoover over host Wenonah 69-61. Leonard Wood also added 16 points and six rebounds while Austin Cherry had 15 points and six rebounds for the Bucs (16-6). Quinton Gates also tied for the game-high 20 points to lead Wenonah (10-13), with Kameron Hardrick adding

Corey Davis scored 14 points to go with seven rebounds to lead Class 3A No. 2 Midfield to a 74-47 win against visiting Wenonah. Joseph Murry added 13 points, 10 rebounds and six assists for the Patriots (13-10), who outscored the visitors 38-22 in the second half. Ahmad Isaac contributed 10 points and seven rebounds