Which Alabama High Schools Have Eagles As Their Mascot?

Montgomery Academy, also known as the Eagles, is a high school in Alabama that competes in the Alabama High School Athletic Association. The school’s athletic teams and squadrons are nicknamed the Eagles and their colors are cardinal red and navy blue. The Lady Eagles won area competition in 2005 and went on to win the state championship in 2010. The Golden Eagles won the state championship in 2010.

Dunbar High School, named after African American poet Paul Laurence Dunbar, opened in 1942 to provide skill training for students. The school has two primary athletic rivals, the Lady Eagles winning area competition in 2005 and the Golden Eagles winning the state championship in 2010.

Alabama high school bird mascots are known as the Eagles, with 28 schools using this nickname. Some of the most unique mascots used by Alabama high schools include Cobb Avenue, Panthers, Conecuh County Training/Marshall, Coppinville, Councill, Clifton-Clyde, Cloverdale, Clovis Christian, and Coastal Alabama – Monroeville.

Homes.com lists all public high schools in Alabama using unique mascots. Cold Springs High School, Home of the Eagles, is a Co-Ed/Public school with an athletic director named Brad Barton. The East Lawrence Eagles will take on the Hatton Hornets in a game at Hatton High School.