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The Three Amigas
The afternoon sun begins to fade behind the “Field of Champions” as the heat radiates up through the field turf. Few students can be found on this final day of class, the beginning of summer break. For three sisters this is the last time they are together on the same field. Two are packing their things to head north to a new school.
The other is preparing for the... More 
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The Three Amigas
The afternoon sun begins to fade behind the “Field of Champions” as the heat radiates up through the field turf. Few students can be found on this final day of class, the beginning of summer break. For three sisters this is the last time they are together on the same field. Two are packing their things to head north to a new school. The other is preparing for the next... More
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Natural Born Swimmers
In Bentonville, most people who have lived here for a long period of time would understand that the name Haefner and swimming go hand-in-hand just about as well or even better than most any other potent combination that might come to mind.
The next generation of top-notch swimmers in this family has already been carving their own success stories in recent years. Most notably, Bentonville Tigers junior Michael Haefner has... More
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Hogue Family All About Athletics
All for one, and one for all. That familiar cliché is definitely an important motto for the entire Hogue Family as they rally around each other while all six of them pursue a wide-ranging variety of athletic endeavors.
Junior Cable Hogue, a 6-foot-7 forward who was a key member of head coach Barry Gebhart's Fayetteville Bulldogs varsity boys squad that netted a coveted 7A West championship, may be the... More
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Flastohlers Headline Union Christian Baseball
This year’s baseball season couldn’t arrive soon enough Union Christian Academy’s Dustin Flastohler — and not just because the second baseman returns for his junior season. The fact that doctors have released him to play baseball after rehabilitation from a Medial Collateral Ligament injury will give him even more reason to enjoy the fruits of his labors.
It won’t be quite the same for him with the Eagles this year,... More
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A Bushel Full of Bennetts
They say the apple never falls far from the tree, but in the case of Chris Bennett it’s not just one apple, it’s an entire bushel basket full of them.
Bennett, who played and lettered in basketball at the University of Arkansas from 1976-78 under Eddie Sutton, and his wife, Marie, have six children who have participated in athletics in the Harrison school system.
The two youngest, Caroline... More
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The McSpaddens
Fall Friday nights wouldn’t be the same for the McSpaddens without Alma football.
Dr. Mike McSpadden began coaching there in 1979 as a football assistant, was served as head basketball coach from 1982-91 and is now athletic director. His wife, Malinda McSpadden, won a state championship in basketball in 1976 while her father, Wayne Thompson, was head football coach from 1971-75.
Malinda’s brother, Skip Thompson, starred at receiver... More
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Two Saints
Blake Roberts is a college recruiter’s dream. At first glance, the Shiloh Christian senior resembles Peyton Manning in his high school years with a 6-foot-6 frame and strong arm. But one thing the quarterback has that will have the message boards popping as we enter the 2007 season is a particular teammate who stands only a few feet away at receiver — his younger brother.
The word younger was... More
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Lunney Legacy
Barry Lunney Sr. has seen just about everything you can imagine on the football field. His legacy begins in Greenwood where he coached from 1975-79. Then to Southside where he would pull two tours of duty the first from 1980-83 then again from 1989-04. In 1986 he spent a year at Fordyce after a two-year layoff from coaching. In 2005 Lunney Sr. took the head job at Bentonville where he... More
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The Three Amigas
by: “I didn’t want to play. But once I found out that my sisters and Becca, who is like our other si
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Pulaski Academy Wins VYPE 7-on-7
by: Nate Olson
Pulaski Academy jumped out to a 26-0 lead en route to a 41-14 win against Sherman, Texas, in the title game of the VYPE Select...
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Design In Mind
by: Will Flowers
Brooks Graphics Inc.’s motto “We print on t-shirts, caps, jackets, mugs, jugs, jocks, socks and table tops,” isn’t far from the truth.
With...
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Zach Faust
Har-Ber's Zach Faust split time at quarterback last season and helped the Wildcats to the state championship game. This year...
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Goals are often the first thing coaches and players hammer home during preseason practices. So we asked four football coaches,...
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