March 3, 2010
It's state tournament time in basketball. Brandon Marcello and Nathan Allen preview the 16 teams involved from Northwest Arkansas in the various classifications as they attempt to make a run to the state championships later this month in Hot Springs.
Chris Threatt jokes that he has a team comprised of nomads, but the truth is that the Little Rock McClellan coach has a roster full of players who have found t…
Fayetteville Coach Barry Gebhart isn’t saying whether Friday night’s Class 7A boys state championship game will be his last as the Bulldogs’ coach.
In the two years they have been competing, Conway Christian and Conway St. Joseph have developed some “tension” against each other, but there is still some deb…
Sometimes Clay Reeves feels his heart stop and flutter and wonders if this is the time it won’t kick back into gear.
Cave City started the season 10-0, but Coach Russ Fowler knew something wasn’t quite right.
The 6A-South finally picked up a victory over the 6A-East boys at the state tournament.
Little Rock Central grabbed a second-half lead then put the ball in the hands of point guard Trevon Wilkerson.
North Pulaski made sure an upset wasn’t a possibility.
Conway St. Joseph went to senior post player Wade Beck early and late Thursday in handing Melbourne a 70-51 defeat in first-round action of the Class 2A state …
Highlights CLASS 7A BOYS Little Rock Central grabbed a second half lead then put the ball in the hands of point guard Trevon Wilkerson. That was bad news for S…
March 5, 2010
Corey Copeland showed fans at the Class 7A state tournament Wednesday why he is a Division I signee.
The Greenland Lady Pirates continue to justify their coach’s belief in their abilities.
Hughes Coach Tom Foster is hoping his team’s intimacy with Carlisle’s new Bison Arena will provide a little advantage for his Blue Devils this week.
The Rivercrest Colts scored 34 points in the fourth quarter for a 68-53, come-from-behind victory over the Lafayette County Cougars during the Class 3A state t…
The stage setting was familiar for Jacksonville’s Deshone McClure, and he didn’t disappoint his coach.
Playing in their first state tournament in two decades, Norphlet’s Lady Leopards looked like postseason veterans Wednesday afternoon in a 66-46 victory over de…
Tradition and just enough made free throws helped Greene County Tech keep its season alive.
Sophomore Anna Floyd has been a role player all season for the Mountain Home girls, but Wednesday she turned out to be the ignition to the Lady Bombers’ motor.
Fort Smith Northside needed about 1 1 /2 quarters to establish control over Van Buren.
The closer it got, the better Magnolia played.
