Yearly Archives: 2010

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No Luck In Rebel Country

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Vernon Tarver

So far, Springdale Har-Ber has built up quite a tradition in its short program history. The Wildcats have already won two conference championships, been to two state title games and won the class 7A crown in 2009. Har-Ber has just about gotten a handle on all of its 7A-West opponents as well. The one expection, however, might be Fort Smith … Read More

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Battle of Benton County tidbits

Posted on October 12, 2010 by Henry Apple

Here are some things I found out about the Bentonville-Rogers High rivalry after scanning the list of scores today: Friday’s game marks the 112th time the two schools have played each other in a series that dates back to 1913. Of course, in the early stages, both teams played each other three and sometimes four times per year. Rogers owns … Read More

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Harvill New Sack Master

Posted on October 5, 2010 by Chip Souza

Shiloh Christian senior Samuel Harvill’s feats of strength are legendary when it comes to throwing iron around the weight room. He’s also tossed a few quarterbacks around in four seasons as a starter for the Saints. Harvill (6-foot-1, 270 pounds) stands alone as the Arkansas state record holder for most career sacks with 36. Harvill had broken the state record … Read More

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Tigers Go On Without Gean

Posted on September 28, 2010 by Henry Apple

How much will Bentonville’s football team miss senior quarterback Pearson Gean? Granted, the Tigers will miss having a dual threat in Gean, who went to coach Barry Lunney’s house Sunday evening to announce his decision of leaving the team because he didn’t want another injury to damage his swimming career. But the Tigers will keep going, with junior Dallas Hardison … Read More

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Anatomy Of A Drive

Posted on September 27, 2010 by Chip Souza

I did not get a chance to really expand on this in my gamer in Saturday’s paper, but Gentry’s 96-yard game winning drive against Farmington last Friday night was incredible once I was able to break it down. The drive, which ended as the horn sounded and Gentry QB Austin Millsap was crossing the goal line, featured a huge fourth … Read More

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