Monthly Archives: April 2011

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AAA Releases Enrollment Numbers

Posted on April 29, 2011 by Chip Souza

The Arkansas Activities Association released the latest enrollment figures for Arkansas schools on Friday. These numbers will be used to determine classification and conference alignments for the 2012-14 cycle. There were no real surprises for those who follow prep sports. Van Buren, a Class 6A school for the past few years, will move up to 7A, while Greenwood and Siloam … Read More

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Let The Rescheduling Begin

Posted on April 28, 2011 by Henry Apple

The sun has come out today, and with it comes the rescheduling plans. Athletic directors and spring sports coaches are left with the dubious tasks of trying to cram in any games called off because of the inclement weather the area has been under for a week. Those games have to be played between now and the upcoming postseason play, … Read More

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Harriman Steps Down At Huntsville

Posted on April 26, 2011 by Nathan Allen

On Tuesday, I wrote my column about Huntsville football coach Ken Harriman stepping down as the Eagles coach. For those who don’t know the longtime coach/athletic director, he’s one of a kind. Read More

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Har-Ber Has Work Left

Posted on April 23, 2011 by Vernon Tarver

With just two conference doubleheaders left in the 2011 7A-West regular season, Springdale Har-Ber still has plenty of work left to do. The Wildcats, at 3-7 in the 7A-West, currently sit in the middle of jumbled up mess for the conference’s final three playoff spots. With Fayetteville, Rogers Heritage and Bentonville all in great shape to earn the top three … Read More

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7A-West baseball race heating up

Posted on April 20, 2011 by Henry Apple

The top of the 7A-West Conference baseball standings will be interesting to watch in the next three weeks. Rogers Heritage (8-0), Fayetteville (8-0) and Bentonville (7-1) have pulled away from the rest of their colleagues. Rogers High (3-5) is a distant fourth with only six conference games remaining. Now the tussle at the top gets serious for the next three … Read More

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