2018 AHSAA Soccer Playoffs – Round 2 Results

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(All matches, Apr. 30-May 1)

BOYS

Class 4A/5A
LAMP (15-2-1) 4, Calera (9-17-1) 0
Briarwood Christian (21-2-1) 4, Trinity Presbyterian (6-5-4) 0
St. Paul’s Episcopal (17-6-3) 4, Eufaula (10-10-3) 1 
Montgomery Catholic (17-6-4) 3, Andalusia (10-5-1) 1

St. John Paul II Catholic (12-3-5) 2, Madison Academy (11-6) 0
Randolph (13-4-2) 6, Russellville (10-8-1) 0
Sylacauga (16-6-4) 3, Springville (10-8-1) 1
Arab (12-2-1) 3, Leeds (9-8) 0

Class 6A
John Carroll Catholic (10-10-2) 3, Benjamin Russell (13-10-1) 0
Homewood (21-0-2) 3, Northridge (12-8-2) 0
Northview (10-9-1) 3, Baldwin County (19-5) 2
Stanhope Elmore (13-6-4) 3, Daphne (11-9) 1

Fort Payne (17-3-3) 4, Hazel Green (11-6-2) 0
Florence (13-6-1) 4, Oxford (9-10) 0
Clay-Chalkville (17-6-1) 4, McAdory (19-5-1) 0
Pell City (12-5-2) 3, Shades Valley (11-9-1) 2

Class 1A/3A
First Round 
Westminster-Oak Mountain (16-2) 12, Montevallo (14-6-1)
Montgomery Academy (16-9-1) 6, St. Luke’s Episcopal 3
Bayside Academy (22-1) 5, Houston Academy 0
Indian Springs (16-6-4) 5, Holy Spirit Catholic (8-4) 0

West Morgan (16-2) 8, Whitesburg Christian (5-5-1) 1
Collinsville (20-2-1) 2, Susan Moore (12-8-1) 1
Altamont (13-5-1) 9, Donoho (6-6-1) 0
St. Bernard (12-3-1) 3, Elkmont (6-11) 1

Class 7A 
First Round
Smiths Station (13-4-3) 2, Prattville (13-7) 1
McGill-Toolen Catholic 5, Theodore (11-7-2) 0
Foley (13-7) 3, Davidson (10-13-4) 1
Auburn (9-4) 3, Enterprise (15-2) 1

Huntsville (16-5-2) 4, Bob Jones (16-6-2) 2
Mountain Brook (18-5-3) 2, Hoover (16-5-4) 1
Vestavia Hills (16-5-1) 3, Oak Mountain (10-8-5) 2
Grissom (15-7-3) 2, James Clemens (8-8) 1


GIRLS

Class 4A/5A
Trinity Presbyterian (20-2-2) 8, Calera (6-10) 1
Briarwood Christian  (12-5) 4, Alabama Christian (14-4) 3
St. Paul’s Episcopal (18-4-3) 5, Carroll (11-7-1) 0
Faith Academy (20-5-1) 1, Saint James (11-7) 0

Guntersville (15-1-3) 2, St. John Paul II Catholic (15-6-1) 0
Westminster Christian (16-2) 3, East Limestone (13-5-3) 2
Springville (13-4) 2, Leeds (12-5-2) 0
Arab (13-4-3) 1, Sylacauga (14-7-3) 0

Class 6A
Chelsea (165-1) 6, Opelika (8-5) 0
John Carroll Catholic (18-3-1) 7, Northridge (11-9-1) 0 
Northview (16-3-1) 1, Baldwin County (19-3-1) 0
Spanish Fort 10, Russell County (6-6) 0

Southside-Gadsden (15-1-2) 2, Decatur (15-4-1) 1
Hartselle (13-7-2) 2, Cullman (12-8-3) 1
Gardendale (11-4) 4, Hueytown (6-6-2) 0
Pell City (13-2-2) 8, Shades Valley (13-4-1) 1

Class 1A/3A
First Round 
Westminster-Oak Mountain (9-3) 10, Prattville Christian (9-4-1) 0
Montgomery Academy (17-3) 10, Mobile Christian 0
Houston Academy (7-8) 1, Bayside Academy (10-3-3) 0
Indian Springs (13-4) 4, Holy Spirit Catholic (7-3) 1

West Morgan (18-6) 9, Whitesburg Christian (8-4) 0
Westbrook Christian (16-4-1) 2, Glencoe (11-4) 1
Donoho (13-2) 1, Altamont (10-9) 0
Sylvania (16-4) 3, Mars Hill Bible (14-8-1) 2

Class 7A 
First Round 
Prattville (10-9-1) 2, Smiths Station (15-6-1) 0
McGill-Toolen Catholic (14-2-3) 10, Alma Bryant (9-13-1) 0
Fairhope (10-6-2) 2, Baker (15-2-1) 0
Enterprise (6-5-1) 3, Auburn (5-7-1) 2

James Clemens (13-3-2) 3, Huntsville (12-9-3) 2
Spain Park (17-5) 6, Thompson (8-11-2) 1
Vestavia Hills (19-3-1) 7, Oak Mountain (12-7-4) 3
Bob Jones (12-3-3) 4, Grissom (8-8-4) 2

Encore Sports Medicine is proud to be the Official Provider of Athletic Training Services for the Alabama High School Athletic Association

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Continuing Education Opportunity for Athletic Trainers, Strength and Conditioning Coaches, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Ortho Technicians- July 13-15, 2018 at Orange Beach. Click here for Encore Sports Medicine Symposium information.

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2018 AHSAA North-South Softball All-Star Teams Announced

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All-Star squads for the 2018 All-Star Sports Week’s North-South girls’ fast-pitch softball games have been selected.

 

A total of 36 outstanding juniors–18 on each team–were chosen from nominations submitted by high school coaches from across the state to participate at the 22th annual AHSAA Summer Conference and AHSADCA All-Star Games competition in Montgomery July 17 — 19,2018.
The North-South softball doubleheader will be at Lagoon Park Tuesday, July 17, with the first game set for 6 p.m. The second game will following 30 minutes after its conclusion at approximately 8 p.m.
Coaching the South team is Mark Eubanks of Jeff Davis and Todd Clements of Eufaula. Susan Barnes of Elba is the administrative coach.

 

North coaches are Ann Welsh of Spring Garden and Al Rauls of Buckhorn. Kent Chambers of Bob Jones is the administrative coach.  Rauls, who led the Lady Bucks to the Class 7A state crown last season, was inducted into the Alabama High School Sports Hall of Fame last March in the Class of 2018.
In last year’s all-star competition, the North won game one 12-6 and the South won the nightcap 11-1. The North holds a 25-10-3 edge in the series that was first played in 1997.

2018 North-South Softball Teams
SOUTH ROSTER
Player School Pos. Ht.
Olivia Baker G. W. Long P/1B 5’9
BreAnna Barlow Excel P/SS 5’7
Caroline Brandt Auburn P/1B 5’11
Kahalley Brooks Baldwin County P/C 5’7
Tatiyanna Brown Jeff Davis OF 5’4
Olivia Coaker Gulf Shores IF/P 5’7
Tia Coleman Theodore C/1B 6’0
Kaylyn Dismukes Holtville P/1B 5’10
Anslee Finch Geneva OF 5’11
Jamaica Flowers Jeff Davis U 5’5
Blake Gibson Rehobeth SS 5’10
Katie Head Saraland OF 5’3
Tempest Hebert Faith Academy IF 5’4
Caitlin McRee Baker P/2B 5’10
Madilyn Robertson Satsuma C/OF 5’7
Kassidy Wilcox Brantley C 5’6
Ty’Nitra Wilson Prattville OF 5’5
Ava Worthy Baldwin County OF 5’4
SOUTH COACHES
Mark Eubanks Jeff Davis
Todd Clements Eufaula
Susan Barnes Elba – Admin.
 

 
  NORTH ROSTER
Player School Pos. Ht.
Hannah Borden Hewitt-Trussville C/3B 5’10
Taylor Brown Wilson 3B/P 5’4
Jaida Choice Hillcrest – Tusc OF/1B 6’0
Kaitlyn Clark Gardendale P 5’3
Kaylyn Dunn Guntersville CF/3B/P 5’9
Lauren Haskins Thompson SS/3B 5’5
Karla Hice Ardmore C 5’4
Mary James Vestavia Hills OF 5’5
Emma Latham Hatton SS/IF 5’7
Madison Majors Spain Park CF/1B 5’10
Payton McGinnis Spring Garden SS 5’4
Maggie Phillips Alexandria P/1B 5’10
Heather Phillips Bob Jones SS/OF 5’4
Madison Sanders Moody P/OF 5’4
Brylie St. Clair Sand Rock OF 5’6
Abby Swaney Springville P 5’4
Kaylee Vaught Pisgah OF 5’9
Lila Young James Clemens SS/C/OF 5’7
NORTH COACHES
Ann Welsh Spring Garden
Al Rauls Buckhorn
Kent Chambers Bob Jones – Admin.

The AHSADCA All-Star Games also include in-state games in baseball, boys’ and girls’ soccer, boys’ and girls’ basketball, volleyball, boys’ and girls’ cross country and football. The 59th North-South All-Star football game will close out the all-star competition Thursday night, July 19, at Cramton Bowl.
The AHSAA Summer Conference is a week-long event that includes sports-specific clinics and special sessions for coaches, principals, athletic directors, cheerleading coaches and officials. Also, an All-Sports Equipment Expo and other related activities are scheduled throughout the week.

 

Among the week’s highlights will be the Sportsmanship Luncheon honoring all schools that have not had an ejection or fine during the 2017-18 school year and the Championship Coaches Awards Banquet that includes the naming of the 2018 Making A Difference Award recipients, 2017-18 Coaches of the Year and the AHSADCA Athletic Director of the Year. Both banquets will be Friday, July 20. Concluding the week will be the annual Officials Awards luncheon set for Saturday, July 21.

 

Encore Sports Medicine is proud to be the Official Provider of Athletic Training Services for the Alabama High School Athletic Association

Want to learn more about our Encore Sports Medicine Program?
Visit our website at encorerehab.com or call Gary Barfield, Director of Business Development and Sports Medicine at 404-933-4336.

Continuing Education Opportunity for Athletic Trainers, Strength and Conditioning Coaches, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Ortho Technicians- July 13-15, 2018 at Orange Beach. Click here for Encore Sports Medicine Symposium information.

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FINAL SCORES- AHSAA STATE BASEBALL PLAYOFFS SECOND-ROUND

 

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AHSAA State Baseball Playoffs
Second-Round Pairings

(All best-of-three series begin Friday, April 27, with a third game, if needed, April 28; unless otherwise noted)
CLASS 1A
Millry (19-12) 14-13, Houston County (13-14) 0-1 (Millry (19-12) wins series 2-0)
Sumiton Christian (23-10) 8-7, Victory Christian (10-16) 1-4 (Sumiton Christin (23-10) wins series 2-0)
Sweet Water (23-9) 21-8, Kinston (12-6) 0-3 (Sweet Water (23-9) wins series 2-0)
Ragland (23-4) 15-12, Maplesville (20-4) 0-1 (Ragland (23-4) wins series 2-0)

Spring Garden (22-7) 7-9, Marion County (20-9) 5-8 (Sweet Water wins series 2-0)
Athens Bible (20-10) 6-12, Shoals Christian (11-21) 1-2 (Athens Bible (20-10) wins series 2-0)
South Lamar (17-7) 9-4, Southeastern (13-12) 1-2 (South Lamar (17-7) wins series 2-0)
Hackleburg (26-8) 2-5, Decatur Heritage (23-9) 3-0, (Game 3 Sat., noon) 

CLASS 2A
Leroy (25-8) 0-6. J.U. Blacksher (21-9) 5-0 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)
G.W. Long (25-11) 9-8, Luverne (13-14) 2-5 (G.W. Long (25-11) wins series 2-0)
St. Luke’s Episcopal (17-11) 15-6, Cottonwood (23-7) 3-10 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)
Ariton (22-8) 10-11, Goshen (9-175) 0-1 (Ariton (22-8) wins series 2-0)

Vincent (18-11) at Westbrook Christian (21-7), Rainbow City, Sat., Apr. 28, 1 and 3 p.m. (Mon., if needed, 4:30 p.m.) – REVISED
Mars Hill Bible (24-9) 3-3, Phil Campbell (25-10) 3-6 Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)
Thorsby (24-4) 14-7, Fayetteville (16-12) 0-4 (Thorsby (24-4) wins series 2-0)
Falkville (26-8) 7-7, Section (17-10) 5-3

CLASS 3A
Wicksburg (22-9) 3-7, Excel (18-7) 1-3 Wicksburg (22-9) wins series 2-0)
Gordo (28-3) 11-10, Montgomery Academy (11-14) 1-0 (Gordo (28-3) wins series 2-0)
Mobile Christian (22-8) 12-1, Opp (22-7) 4-4 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)
American Christian (19-15) 13-10, Prattville Christian (21-12) 0-0 (American Christian (19-15) wins series 2-0)

Piedmont (22-10) 2-11, Oakman (18-9) 1-1 (Piedmont (22-10) wins series 2-0)
Lauderdale County (17-13) 2-4, Plainview (15-8) 3-3 (Game 3, Sat., noon)
Locust Fork (19-15) 9-8, Ohatchee (15-15) 8-3 (Locust Fork (19-15) wins series 2-0)
West Morgan (22-11) 3-5, Lexington (16-12) 4-0. (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)

CLASS 4A
Dale County (17-13) 2-6, Saint James (26-7) 0-3 (Dale County (17-13) wins series 2-0)
Munford (21-15) 4-10, Bibb County (22-11) 8-2 (Game 3, Sat., noon)
Andalusia (24-4) 3-3, Trinity Presbyterian (21-11) 0-1 (Andalusia (24-4) wins series 2-0)
Holtville (26-7) 6-1, Oak Grove (22-11) 1-3 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)

Hokes Bluff (23-5) 15-4, Winfield (19-21) 1-3 (Hokes Bluff (23-5) wins series 2-0)
Wilson (26-7) 7-6, Madison Academy (17-20) 6-3 (Wilson (26-7) wins series 2-0)
Oneonta (20-9) 6-3, Haleyville (20-10) 0-5 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)
Sardis (15-15) 5-9, West Limestone (21-15) 15-3 (Game 3, Sat., noon)

CLASS 5A
Headland (25-7) 3-1, St. Paul’s Episcopal (23-8) 2 10, (Game 3, Sat., noon)
Briarwood Christian (23-5) 5-3, Calera (24-7) 10-1, (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)
Faith Academy (28-3) 6-9, Rehobeth (19-8) 4-4 (Faith Academy (28-3) wins series 2-0)
Demopolis (20-7) 4-3, Sylacauga (23-6) 9-2 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)

Hayden (22-10) 5-2, Springville (23-11) 1-3 (Game 3, Sat.,  p.m.)
Russellville (24-12) at Lee-Huntsville (17-11), Sat., Apr. 28, 1 and 3:30 p.m.(Mon., if needed, TBA) – REVISED 
West Point (21-14) 8-0, Mortimer Jordan (27-14) 1 12 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)
Brooks (22-14) 2-15, Ardmore (20-14) 1-6 (Brooks (22-14) wins series 2-0)

CLASS 6A
Spanish Fort (28-8) 19-9, Carver-Montgomery (11-14) 2-4 (Spanish Fort (28-8) wins series 2-0)
Helena (22-12) 4-1, Opelika (22-16) 0-0 (Helena (22-12) wins series 2-0)
Russell County (36-3) 7-7, Saraland (25-12) 6-5 (Russell County (36-3) sweeps series 2-0)
Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (24-10) 9-6, Chelsea (20-12) 4-3 (Hillcrest (24-10) wins series 2-0)

Homewood (29-9) 2-12, Gardendale (21-11) 1-2 (Homewood (29-9) wins series 2-0)
Cullman (30-8) 9-5, Pell City (13-20) 1-3 (Cullman (30-8) wins series 2-0)
Hueytown (28-8) 3-6, Jasper (23-14) 6-1 (Game 3, Sat., 2 p.m.)
Hazel Green (26-10) 5-7, Austin (31-9) 4-1 (Hazel Green (26-10) wins series 2-0)

CLASS 7A (First Round)
Alma Bryant (22-9) 9-7, Prattville (29-15) 0-0 (Alma Bryant (22-9) wins series 2-0)
Smiths Station (22-16) 9-2, Fairhope (24-15) 2-1 (Smiths Station (22-16) wins series 2-0)
Theodore (22-10) 5, Enterprise (26-11) 4 (first game, 15 innings), Game 2, Fri. night, (Sat., if needed, noon)
McGill-Toolen Catholic (29-8) 3-2, Auburn (28-6) 2-3 (Game 3, Sat., 1 p.m.)

Hewitt-Trussville (26-9) 2-8, Hoover (34-9) 4-1 (Game 3, Sat., 2 p.m.)
James Clemens (27-14-1) 9-5, Mountain Brook (24-12) 5-2 (James Clemens (27-14-1) wins series 2-0)
Huntsville (25-13) 7-4, Vestavia Hills (22-11) 3-0 (Huntsville (25-13) wins series 2-0)
Oak Mountain (27-10) 12-1, Bob Jones (33-11) 3-5 (Game 3, Sat. 1 p.m.)

Want to learn more about our Sports Medicine Program? Visit our website at encorerehab.com or call Gary Barfield, Director of Business Development and Sports Medicine at 404-933-4336.

Continuing Education Opportunity for Athletic Trainers, Strength and Conditioning Coaches, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Ortho Technicians- July 13-15, 2018 at Orange Beach. Click here for Encore Sports Medicine Symposium information.

2018 AHSAA North South All Star Baseball Teams Announced

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2018 AHSAA North-South Baseball All-Star Teams Announced

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2018 AHSAA North-South Baseball All-Star Teams Announced

A total of 36 outstanding juniors–18 on each team–were chosen from nominations submitted by high school coaches from across the state to participate at the 22th annual AHSAA Summer Conference and AHSADCA All-Star Games competition in Montgomery July 17 — 19, 2018.
The North-South baseball doubleheader will be at Riverwalk Stadium on Tuesday, July 17, with the first game set for 4 p.m. The second game will following 30 minutes after its conclusion at approximately 6:30 p.m.
Coaches for the North Baseball All-Stars are Josh Hoyle of Corner High School and Chris Heaps of Russellville High School. Keith Lucky of Saint James is the administrative coach.

 

Rob Carpenter of Thomasville and Nick Richardson of Opelika are the coaches for the South squad, and Trinity Presbyterian’s Ken Whittle is the administrative coach.

 

In last year’s all-star competition, the North swept both games 9-3 and 3-2. The North holds a 22-11-1 advantage in the all-star competition, which began in 1997.

 

2018 NORTH SOUTH BASEBALL
NORTH ALL-STAR TEAM
Player School Pos. Ht. Wt.
Cade Abernathy Athens Bible C 6’0 225
Robert Albright Vincent C 6’1 190
Blake Bennett Haleyville P/OF 6’2 190
Grayson Bray Hartselle P/SS 5’10 170
Zac Durham Jasper OF/P 6’1 190
Phillip Edwards A. H. Parker OF 5’10 205
William Hamiter Northridge SS 5’11 180
Jackson Kimbrell Oak Mountain P 6’1 185
Colton Lewis Vestavia Hills P/1B 5’10 185
John Marks, III Mountain Brook OF 5’11 165
Mason McCormack Deshler P/1B 6’1 200
Garrett McMillan Hillcrest – Tuscaloosa P/3B 6’3 230
Chandler Moon Sheffield IF 5’10 175
Christopher Spurgeon Brooks OF/P 6’2 170
Jon Dawson Tittle Oakman IF 5’10 175
John Turner Oxford P 6’3 220
Peyton Wilson Hoover IF/C 5’10 165
Trey Wright Buckhorn P 6’1 180
NORTH COACHES
Josh Hoyle Corner
Chris Heaps Russellville
Keith Lucky Saint James – Admin.
 

 
SOUTH ALL-STAR TEAM
Player School Pos. Ht. Wt.
Chandler Best McGill-Toolen P 6’0 185
Kolbe Blunt Davidson OF/2B 5’10 185
Bob Bright, III Trinity Presbyterian C/P 6’3 180
Tyler Darby Alma Bryant P/SS 6’2 175
Ethan Hearn Mobile Christian C 6’0 195
Nate Hodge Stanhope Elmore C 6’1 200
Jake Holifield St. Paul’s Episcopal 1B/P 6’2 212
Nathan LaRue McGill-Toolen OF/P 6’3 203
Greyson Layton Brantley OF 6’2 200
Camden Lovrich Trinity Presbyterian OF/P 6’2 165
Hogan Nichols Andalusia C 6’0 200
Drew Nobles Holtville OF/P 6’3 190
Von Seibert Spanish Fort 1B 6’3 220
Matthew Sherrill Headland OF/P 6’1 165
Matthew Snell Long, G. W. 3B/P 6’1 195
Skipper Snypes UMS-Wright 2B 6’0 173
Reece Solar Alabama Christian SS/2B 6’2 200
David Warren Providence Christian OF/P 6’1 175
SOUTH COACHES
Rob Carpenter Thomasville
Nick Richardson Opelika
Ken Whittle Trinity Presbyterian – Admin.

 

The AHSADCA All-Star Games also include in-state games in softball, boys’ and girls’ soccer, boys’ and girls’ basketball, volleyball, boys’ and girls’ cross country and football. The 59th North-South All-Star football game will close out the all-star competition Thursday night, July 19, at Cramton Bowl. To see the All-Star Football teams, click here.

 
The AHSAA Summer Conference is a week-long event that includes sports-specific clinics and special sessions for coaches, principals, athletic directors, cheerleading coaches and officials. Also, an All-Sports Equipment Expo and other related activities are scheduled throughout the week.

 
Among the week’s highlights will be the Sportsmanship Luncheon honoring all schools that have not had an ejection or fine during the 2017-18 school year and the Championship Coaches Awards Banquet that includes the naming of the 2018 Making A Difference Award recipients, 2017-18 Coaches of the Year and the AHSADCA Athletic Director of the Year. Both banquets will be Friday, July 20.

 

Encore Sports Medicine is proud to be the Official Provider of Athletic Training Services for the Alabama High School Athletic Association

Want to learn more about our Sports Medicine Program? Visit our website at encorerehab.com or call Gary Barfield, Director of Business Development and Sports Medicine at 404-933-4336.

Continuing Education Opportunity for Athletic Trainers, Strength and Conditioning Coaches, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Ortho Technicians- July 13-15, 2018 at Orange Beach. Click here for Encore Sports Medicine Symposium information.

INSTANT REPLAY for AHSAA Football 2018 Season

MLB BOUND! Jonathan Gettys is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Dothan

 

 

 

Meeting Tennessee Coach Rick Barnes

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Encore Rehabilitation-Cullman Therapists Sharon Edens and Trina Garmon enjoyed meeting Head Tennessee Basketball Coach Rick Barnes and listening to his inspiring address.

Coach Barnes with the keynote speaker at Decatur Heritage Christian Academy’s basketball program event-“Dinner with Coach Rick Barnes” at the First Bible Church Fieldhouse on April 11, 2018 in Decatur, Alabama.

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Macey Butler-Athlete of the Month for Addison High School and Encore Rehabilitation-Cullman

Elijah Price-Athlete of the Month for Saint Bernard Preparatory School and Encore Rehabilitation-Cullman

FredrickEllis-Athlete of the Month for Hanceville High School and Encore Rehabilitation-Cullman

Cole Maddox-Athlete of the Month for Good Hope High School and Encore Rehabilitation-Cullman

Autism and Physical Therapy

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**The following is an except from MoveFowardPT.com, a website of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). For more information, read the full article, click here.

How can a Physical Therapist help children with an autism diagnosis?

“Physical therapists can work with your child, family, and educational team to help your child:

  • Improve participation in daily routines at home and school
  • Acquire new motor skills
  • Develop better coordination and a more stable posture
  • Improve reciprocal play skills, such as throwing and catching a ball with another person
  • Develop motor imitation skills (seeing another person perform an action and then copying that action)
  • Increase fitness and stamina

“A physical therapist will conduct a thorough evaluation of your child that will typically include a health and developmental history and assessment of:

  • Postural strength and control
  • Functional mobility (eg, walking and running)
  • Body and safety awareness
  • Coordination
  • Play skills
  • Interests and motivators
  • Ability to change between different activities
  • Strengths and challenges in making large body movements, such as jumping, hopping, pedaling a tricycle or bicycle, and skipping
  • Participation in daily routines in the home, community, and school

“Your physical therapist will work with you to develop goals to help your child participate as fully as possible in daily routines at home, in the community, and at school. Your physical therapist will then develop a comprehensive plan to meet your child’s, and your whole family’s needs. No “standard” treatment exists for children with ASD (Austism Spectrum Disorder). Each child’s challenges and goals are different. Your physical therapist will design an individual program to meet the strengths and needs of your child. The therapist will work with you to monitor how your child progresses, and collect data to make sure that the treatment plan is leading to positive outcomes for your child.”**

If you have questions regarding how physical therapy may benefit a friend or family member with Autism Spectrum Disorder, please contact your nearby Encore Rehabilitation clinic. Encore locations can be found by clicking here. 

**The above article is an excerpt from MoveFowardPT.com, a website of the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA). For more information, read the full article, click here.

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How Occupational Therapy Can Help Relieve Rheumatoid Arthritis

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There are many people who struggle with Rheumatoid Arthritis.  Here is an excerpt from the article, “10 Simple Adjustments to Relieve RA Hand Pain”, that could help you resume your daily activities that RA was keeping you from.

How an Occupational Therapist Can Help –

“According to an analysis of numerous research studies published by the Cochrane Collaboration, there’s a lot of evidence that working with an occupational therapist when you have RA can help you use your hands for everyday tasks more efficiently and with less pain. The occupational therapist’s goal is to ensure that you can participate in any activity you want while still protecting your joints and getting hand pain relief.

For starters, an occupational therapist teaches people with RA about disease self-management, Dodge says – offering instruction on joint protection techniques, how to use assistive devices, how to conserve your energy, and exercises that…

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Immediate Opening-Staff Accountant

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Please apply online at encorerehab.com

Staff Accountant-Decatur, Alabama

Encore Rehabilitation, Inc. is currently seeking to fill the position of full time Staff Accountant at the Home Office in Decatur, Alabama.  Will assist with executing the company’s financial and accounting functions to include, but not limited to: account analysis and reconciliations, payroll, account receivable, fixed assets, and month end close.  Accounting degree required.  Experience is preferred.  Specific computer knowledge should include MS Windows and Office with particular expertise in Excel.  Apply online at encorerehab.com.

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Encore Rehabilitation is the largest privately owned rehabilitation company in the Southeast United States, offering Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy as well
as  Industrial Rehab, Sports Medicine, and Athletic Training services. Encore has
been serving families and communities throughout Alabama and Mississippi for
over 35 years.

New Encore Rehabilitation Clinic-Bay Minette, Alabama

Encore Rehabilitation is proud to announce the opening of their newest clinic – Encore Rehabilitation-Bay Minette!

Encore Rehabilitation-Bay Minette opened in April 2018. Services at the Bay Minette location include Physical Therapy, Industrial Rehabilitation, and Sports Medicine. Athletes utilizing this clinic will include the Sun Chiefs from nearby Coastal Alabama Community College-Bay Minette. The Clinical Director is Phillip Dueitt, DPT.

If rehabilitation is in your future, choose Encore Rehabilitation!

Encore Rehabilitation-Bay Minette
1902 Hand Avenue, Suite C
Bay Minette, Alabama 36507
251-239-5395
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