Prattville High School Athletics

06/19/2026

06/18/2026

🌟 UNDER THE LIGHTS YOUTH CAMP 🌟

Join us on July 16th at Stanley-Jensen Stadium for an exciting evening of football, fun, and skill development with the Prattville Lions!

🦁 Grades: 1st–6th
📅 Date: July 16
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
💲 Cost: $50

Pre-registration is now open! Payments will be collected on the day of camp.

🔗 Register here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSef9zqxn7S3wdkeHbaa1ZFtTgqbYhRoxW3KuX-Y18Sc_UPoaw/viewform

For questions, contact Ashley Watson at [email protected].

06/18/2026

When Deshawn Hall left the AISA ranks for Prattville, he carried talent but also uncertainty. Could his game translate? One year later, SEC programs are knocking. See link below ⬇️

📸 Mickey Welsh / Advertiser

06/17/2026

Good luck to our Lions competing in the 2026 Yellowhammer State Games!

06/16/2026

Congrats!

Today, we celebrate a scholarship recipient. Tomorrow, we might be celebrating a nurse — and someday, a pediatrician — who changes lives.

The Marlon & Marcus Foundation is proud to announce Kei’Yana Marshall as the first-ever recipient of the 2026 CACC Workforce Scholarship.

Kei’Yana will be formally recognized during the Marlon & Marcus Foundation’s 3rd Annual Juneteenth Family Night Concert on June 19, 2026, at Mac Gray Park in Prattville.

A 2026 Honors Graduate of Prattville High School, Kei’Yana graduated early through dual enrollment and has shown excellence in academics, leadership, service, and an unwavering dedication to helping others. She graduates with a 4.064 GPA, multiple healthcare certifications, over 400 volunteer and shadowing hours, and acceptance into Central Alabama Community College’s Practical Nursing (LPN) Program, with a long-term goal of becoming a pediatrician.

In addition to her academic achievements, Kei’Yana has been selected as a member of the inaugural Central Alabama Community College Volleyball Team, making her part of another historic chapter at the college.

As the first recipient of this scholarship, Kei’Yana embodies the purpose of the award: excellence, service, leadership, and a commitment to building a brighter future.

When the Marlon & Marcus Foundation created this scholarship, it was done intentionally. We want local students to know they have outstanding educational and workforce opportunities right here at home. More than four years after opening Central Alabama Community College’s Prattville campus, students like Kei’Yana continue to demonstrate the impact those opportunities can have on our community’s future.

By investing in students like Kei’Yana, we are investing in future healthcare professionals, skilled workers, leaders, and change-makers who will strengthen our community for generations to come.

In her own words:

“Nursing is a profession that combines compassion, service, and knowledge — it aligns perfectly with my desire to care for others.”

Please join us in congratulating Kei’Yana Marshall on this historic achievement and wishing her continued success as she pursues her dream of serving others through healthcare.

The Foundation also extends its gratitude to Kei’Yana’s family for their support, encouragement, and sacrifices throughout her educational journey.

Today, we celebrate a scholarship recipient. Tomorrow, we might be celebrating a nurse — and someday, a pediatrician — who changes lives.

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

Prattville High School is excited to announce that at tonight's Autauga County Board of Education meeting, several new additions to our faculty and coaching staff were officially approved for the 2026-2027 school year.

Coach Nick Harduvel was approved as a teacher and will serve as an Assistant Football Coach and Co-Offensive Coordinator for Prattville High School Football. We are excited to welcome Coach Harduvel and his family to the Prattville community.

Additionally, Coach Peyton Clark is transition to Prattville High School, where she will serve as a Science teacher and Assistant Cheerleading Coach. We are excited to have her join the Prattville High School faculty.

Coach Tanner Smith will join the Prattville High School faculty as a Math teacher and will work with the Prattville High School Baseball program. A former college athlete, we look forward to the contributions he will make both in the classroom and on the field.

Please join us in welcoming Coach Harduvel, Coach Clark, and Coach Smith to Prattville High School. We are excited about the future and look forward to the positive impact each of them will have on our students, athletes, and school community.

Go Lions! 🦁

06/10/2026

Prattville High School is excited to welcome Coach Virginia Powers back to athletics at PHS as the new Athletic Department Assistant!

Coach Powers previously served as the Head Women's Soccer Coach at Prattville High School, and we are excited to see her transition into athletic administration. Her experience, dedication, and passion for serving student-athletes will make her a tremendous asset to our athletic department.

Please join us in congratulating Coach Powers on her new role.

Go Lions! 🦁

06/10/2026

Prattville High School is excited to announce the reorganization of our Girls Basketball coaching staff for the 2026-2027 season.

Coach Taylor Hughes has been selected as the next Head Girls Basketball Coach at Prattville High School.

Coach Hughes most recently served as the lead assistant coach for the Prattville Boys Basketball program and is also an assistant football coach for the Lions. Prior to coming to Prattville, he served as the Head JV Boys Basketball Coach and Assistant Boys Basketball Coach at Stanhope Elmore High School. He also previously served as an Assistant Girls Basketball Coach at Chilton County High School.

Coach Hughes is a graduate of Huntingdon College, where he played collegiate basketball for the Hawks from 2011-2015. Coach Hughes and his wife, Sjohna, are proud members of the Prattville High School family, as Sjohna serves as the Head Cheer Coach for the Lions.

Prattville High School is also excited to announce that Coach Alyson Prochazka will continue in her role as a Varsity Assistant Girls Basketball Coach. A former collegiate player at the University of North Georgia, Coach Prochazka has provided outstanding leadership and stability throughout this transition and will continue to be an important part of the program's future.

Rounding out the varsity coaching staff is Coach Samya Brooks, who recently completed an outstanding collegiate playing career at Auburn University at Montgomery. Prior to transferring to AUM, Coach Brooks competed at Alabama State University and Pearl River Community College. A native of Pontotoc, Mississippi, Coach Brooks will join the faculty at Prattville High School as a Business Education teacher while serving as an Assistant Girls Basketball Coach.

We are excited about the future of Prattville Girls Basketball and look forward to watching these coaches positively impact our student-athletes both on and off the court.

Please join us in welcoming and congratulating Coach Hughes, Coach Prochazka, and Coach Brooks.

Go Lions! 🦁

06/06/2026

Congratulations to Dorsett Jackson on receiving the Montgomery Advertiser Player of the Year!