Kingston’s extra trip to Quitman to complete the Class 1A State Track and Field Meet wasn’t in the school’s budget. First-year coach Patrick Drennan said community support helped offset the unplanned expenses of having to make two trips to the Class 1A-2A State Track and Field Meet — on May 6 at Gurdon and again on May 12 at Quitman after weather forced a postponement.
A photo finish with the Kingston girls winning the 4x200 meter relay highlighted part two of the Class 1A -2A State Track and Field meet for the Yellowjackets.
The rescheduling of a postponed Class 1A-2A State Track and Field Meet from May 6 to May 12 created a scheduling conflicted with Kingston’s graduation this past Monday.
Kingston track and field coach Patrick Drennan played his hands like a chess master while winning the District 1A-1 West girls championship and preparing for state.
Kingston’s Mesa Villines was the 1A-1 Junior High District Track and Field Meet high-point winner.
Kingston was represented by Shana Cook, Randi Jo Peyrot, Leah Villines, and Brooke Hartness, Alexis Holowatsch, Logan Hartman and Gabe Gates during the Special Olympics held in Harrison this past …
Freshman Laney Spurlock added to her season total by scoring a goal off an assist by junior Emaline Henry, but Huntsville didn’t record a win in soccer last week against teams that have …
Kingston has endeavored to hold its own, attaining beyond that distinction in some meets, while competing against larger schools this season in track and field.
Kingston archers at State (left): Blaize Elkund, Avery Villines, Ellie Selsor, Kenzi McCoy, Embry, Cambrie Emitt, Chandler Hartman and Jimmy Brizendine, not pictured Mayella Mitchell and Drake …
The Yellowjacket basketball season has come to a close. Our players would like to thank everyone who supported them. Both senior high teams played their final games of the season in the regional …
Thank you to all who have helped with the District Tournament. We appreciate all you have done, for your support, donations and help. Thank you to all who have come out and watched the ball games.
Kingston recognized 2025 Madison County Sports Hall of Fame recipients Marsha Shaver and Kyle Bohannan.
Kingston began the boys basketball season 3-12, but as junior Ethan Clark said, once the Yellowjackets started to figure out how to play together, they turned the season around.
The Kingston junior and senior boys played the School of Advanced Studies on Feb. 4 in Rogers. The final score of the junior boys game was Kingston 39, School of Advanced Studies 9, Caleb Edgmon led the team with 14 points, followed by Matthew Huber 9, Lane Brandenburg 8, Dilon Randall 4, Mason Bellinger 2, and Trey Walker 2.
Kingston hosted Mt. Judea and Deer on Jan. 28. The final score of the junior boys game was Kingston 49, Deer 24. Caleb Edgmon led the team with 19 points, followed by Matthew Huber 12, Evan Carlton …
All four Kingston basketball teams played at Omaha on Jan. 24.
Kingston hosted Jasper on Jan. 14. The final score of the junior girls game was Kingston 13, Jasper 61. Keirra Williams led the team with 5 points, followed by Mesa Villines 4, and Neveah Humphreys 4.
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.