Monthly Archives: February 2011

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Farmington Attempts To Rebound From District Loss

Posted on February 22, 2011 by Alex Abrams

There is only so much space in the sports section, so sometimes things don’t make it. Case it point: Farmington coach Beau Thompson gave me his take on how last week’s surprising loss to Shiloh Christian in the finals of the 4A-1 Conference tournament will affect his team moving forward in the postseason. It was Farmington’s first loss since Dec. … Read More

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Big Day For Conley

Posted on February 20, 2011 by Vernon Tarver

Big Props to Fayetteville High senior Sydney Conley on Saturday. First, she goes out and sets state records in the 60-meter run (7.6 seconds) and the long jump (19 feet) events at the state Indoor Track Meet. Then after just a few hours rest, Conley helps the Lady Bulldogs even the 7A-West basketball conference race with Fort Smith Northside, as … Read More

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Lee Ziemba

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Paul Nielsen

Former Rogers High and Auburn offensive tackle Lee Ziemba is currently in Atlanta preparing for the NFL Draft at Competitive Edge Sports. He is training with former Auburn center Ryan Pugh, former Virginia Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor and former Alabama offensive lineman James Carpenter. CES’s website says it has sent 1,000 of its clients to the NFL in the last … Read More

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Rogers Heritage soccer

Posted on February 17, 2011 by Paul Boyd

Senior Patrick Burton started on the Orange team in Rogers Heritage’s annual intrasquad boys soccer scrimmage Thursday, but finished with the Blue team. Boy did he finish. Burton scored from the right side with less than 10 minutes left in the second half to help the Blue team manage a 2-2 tie at Gates Stadium. Two minutes later Burton rifled … Read More

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Cummings Goes To Line For Heroes

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Henry Apple

Regardless what is being counted, 1 million of anything is a lot. With that in mind, imagine being a basketball player and shooting free throws daily until that person hits 1 million of them. That’s a lot of court time, no matter how accurate that person is. New Hampshire native Dave Cummings is doing such a thing, and he is … Read More

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