Huntsville senior middle blocker Lakelynn Greenfield discovered victory through faith during the physical challenge of overcoming, not one, but two torn ACL injuries as she returned to volleyball.

Coming off a bye week Huntsville’s football team had time for injuries to mend and is more physically sound this week going into Friday’s nonconference home game against Clinton.

The Huntsville boys golf team last week defeated Rogers Heritage and Elkins at Bentonville West Links. The Eagles finished with a 150 total, followed by Elkins with 160 and Heritage 162. …

Area high school cross country teams will open their 2024 seasons on Saturday at the Annual Shiloh Saints Invitational, hosted by Shiloh Christian High School in Springdale.

There will be 12 teams in the Huntsville Invitational on Saturday, with games being played at both the Charles H. Berry Gymnasium and the A.T. and Georgia Smith Activity Center. 

A touchdown on the last play of the game became a cherished memory in the face of Huntsville’s 49-12 nonconference loss at Lamar in Friday’s season-opener.

Huntsville Eagles Players of the Week September 5, edition. Huntsville vs. Lamar.

The Huntsville Lady Eagles opened the 2024 volleyball season on Monday, falling 3-2 at Lincoln.

The Huntsville Eagles will open the 2024 football schedule on Friday at Lamar in Johnson County, looking to notch a victory for the first time since 2022.

Tyler Brown, the new cross country head coach for Huntsville High School, said his runners will begin practicing this week.

Eric Henderson, head coach of the Huntsville Eagles football team, paced up and down the weight room Tuesday morning as his varsity team members went through their daily drills.

Results for the IPRA Rodeo, July 26-27, 2024.

Huntsville Eagles head coach Eric Henderson put his varsity and junior high players through their paces Monday morning on the practice field behind Eagle Stadium, urging them to watch their feet, “bellybutton” the ball, and to take smaller, “heel-to-toe” steps during plays.

Excitement and high energy are two ways Huntsville High School head volleyball coach Kasey Gosvener describes her team in the early going of practice on July 8, the first day after the end of the Arkansas Activities Association’s Dead Period.

Live wrestling is coming to Huntsville. You read that right — live wrestling is coming on July 20 to the AT & Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center.

Michael LaBahn of Pea Ridge is the new head coach of seventh grade and junior varsity basketball for Huntsville Athletics and will serve as the assistant coach for the Huntsville golf team. LaBahn said he is excited about both opportunities.

More than 30 young golfers attended the inaugural Junior Golf Camp at Oak Ridge Country Club, June 26-27. Organizers say they hope to have more such events in the future.

There were 25 teams in the tournament, and Huntsville finished as 10U champions in the Washington County Civic League with a season record of 12-1.