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Gulf Shores High School Baseball #1 In State for 5A Schools

News Staff • March 21, 2024

The Dolphins have a strong "strength of schedule" this season

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This week the Alabama Sports Writers Association posted their 2024 poll for high school baseball in 2024. According to Ben Thomas of Advance Media, Gulf Shores is ranked #1 in the state for division 5A baseball. Another poll from MaxPreps was released earlier in the week and had the Dolphins at #4 in the State.


No matter the poll, the Gulf Shores High School baseball team is performing well and setting themselves up for a run in the playoffs next month.


Gulf Shores has not been scared to take on any team in the State. When you review their schedule you see them facing strong area teams, as well as, traveling to legacy teams in Alabama.


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At 15-6, the Gulf Shores Dolphins are looking to play their best baseball before jumping into the playoffs. There are several local games to be played and the spring weather makes it the perfect family outing. Catch a game soon in Gulf Shores.


CURRENT ASWA 5A BASEBALL RANKINGS:


1. Gulf Shores (15-6)



2. Boaz (12-2)



3. Alexandria (12-5)


4. Sardis (10-6)

5. Shelby County (13-5)

6. Mobile Christian (8-6)

7. Russellville (10-7)

8. Fairview (13-3)

9. Elmore County (11-2)

10. Headland (7-6)

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