A handful of plays that Elkins didn’t make, cost the Elks in a 14-10 non-conference football game on the road Friday.

Kingston placed four runners in the varsity girls top 10 but was edged out by two points by Gravette, who won the 1A-4A girls team title while the Huntsville boys placed fifth at the Shiloh Christian Invitational Cross Country meet on Saturday.

Huntsville senior Jace Thompson excelled on the golf course, shooting a 30 to win medalist honors, and lead Huntsville to the boys team title at The Links in Bentonville on Sept. 3.

An inauspicious start in the first set of Huntsville’s 2025 volleyball season whetted the Lady Eagles’ appetite for competition, they sharpened their talons and proved they could do better throughout the rest of the week.

Elkins (1-0) opened the 2025 season with a convincing nonconference, 46-7, victory over Miami, Okla. on Friday at John Bunch Stadium.

Huntsville High School Golf Coach Brian Garrett said the boys team, which recently defeated Shiloh Christian at Big Sugar, continues to perform at a high level.

Huntsville fought back with a second half touchdown, but Lamar racked up 411 yards of offense behind a hot quarterback and handed the Eagles a 35-7 nonconference loss to open the 2025 season Friday.

Huntsville Eagles Players of the Week: September 4th edition. Huntsville vs. Lamar

Elkins Elks Players of the Week: September 4th edition. Elkins vs. Miami, Okla.

The Kingston girls golf team won two straight meets coming into this week and the boys have consistently contended.

The Huntsville boys golf team edged Shiloh Christian, 117-118, to win the team title during a meet featuring 4A-1 schools and Lincoln at the Big Sugar Golf Club hosted by Pea Ridge on Aug. 21.

St. Paul will field varsity and junior high boys cross country teams, but the girls’ numbers aren’t quite as strong this season, according to Coach Bruce Dunlap, who is also St. Paul Principal. 

Huntsville showcased some big plays at both the junior high and varsity levels during its benefit football game against Greenland on Aug. 21 at Eagle Stadium.

Huntsville put its volleyball program on full display with seventh grade, junior high and varsity scrimmages plus an auction fundraiser on Saturday at the Charles H. Berry Gymnasium.

Huntsville football fans will get a first look at the 2025 edition of the Eagles during Thursday’s benefit game versus Class 3A Greenland at Eagle Stadium.

The Kingston golf team competed at Holiday Island on Aug. 14. Team standings were not available, but several Yellowjackets shot well during the meet.

Huntsville coach Brian Garrett expected strong competition going into an Aug. 14 three-way golf meet at Harrison, but the Class 4A Eagles held their own against two of the top teams in Class 5A and Class 3A.

A blend of hunger from athletes at key positions, such as running back Connor Hamm, and a desire to return to the Class 4A State Finals, a plateau achieved last season, makes Elkins a dangerous football team in 2025.

Huntsville won for the second time this season at Oakridge on Aug. 7, but with conference opponents also on the green.

Kingston’s golf teams competed at Siloam Springs on Aug. 6 with the boys finishing with a 208 score.