Kingston hosted Lead Hill on Jan. 7. The final score of the junior girls game was Kingston 12, Lead Hill 57. Maycee Gates led the team with 6 points, followed by Mesa Villines, 4, and Legacy Welsh 2.
Kingston 2004 graduate Kyle Bohannan, who will be inducted into the Madison County Athletic Hall of Fame on Jan. 17, remembers a milestone early in his basketball career.
Congratulations to the Kingston senior girls for taking first place in the Rumble in the Rock Tournament and the senior boys for taking third place.
The Kingston senior Boys played Green Forest on Dec. 11 in the Arvest Holiday Tournament and the final score was Kingston 56, Green Forest 61. Ethan Clark led the team 25 points, followed by Caleb Parker with 15, Blane Villines 10, and Tag Villines 4.
Kingston started off the week by hosting West Fork. The final score of the junior girls game was Kingston 11, West Fork 44.
Congratulations to Mesa Villines and Caleb Edgmon for getting All-Tournament in the Lead Hill Junior High Basketball Tournament this past week.
Kingston hosted Huntsville on Nov. 14. The first game of the night was the junior boys B game. Kingston won in sudden death by one point.
The Huntsville boys basketball team kicked off their 2024-2025 season by hosting Valley Springs in a nonconference game and winning 63-37 on Nov. 12.
Congratulations to the Kingston girls cross country team for taking first place in the 1A State Cross Country meet for the fourth year in a row. Congratulations to the boys for placing fourth. We are proud of all of you.
Kingston won its fourth straight girl state cross country championship Saturday, while the Yellowjacket boys finished fourth overall at the Class 1A State meet.
All four teams traveled to Bergman on Friday night. The final score of the junior girls game was Kingston 14, Bergman 54. Keirra Williams led the team with 8 points, followed by Mesa Villines with 6.
Could Kingston basketball fans be watching a future star in the making?
Kingston started its boys basketball season playing a marathon NBA-type schedule with four games in four days with a good byproduct — acquiring an identity.
The Kingston girls basketball team didn’t need long to transform themselves into winners by renewing their minds after a season-opening 24-point loss to Sloan-Hendrix on Oct. 21.
Kingston Class 1A State girls golf champion, Lauren Fancher, competed in the Overall state golf tournament at Pleasant Valley Country Club in Little Rock on Oct. 10.
The Kingston boys golf team finished in a tie for seventh place with Viola on Tuesday, Oct. 8 at the 1A State golf tournament in Blytheville.
Huntsville’s cross country teams competed with good results over the weekend.
Kingston senior Lauren Fancher made par four times on the front nine and shot a 91 to win the Class 1A State girls golf championship on Oct. 2.
A tough day on the green didn’t bode well for Huntsville’s golf teams, but Payden Thomas and two girls, Katie Bertrand and Kallie Bolinger, qualified for state.
Huntsville finished third in Thursday’s boys team standings while competing at “The Highlands” in Bella Vista with a score of 269 behind Gravette (245) and Shiloh Christian (246).