The Huntsville 5th Grade “B” Lady Eagles finished their season with a 6-1 regular season record and went 3-0 in their tournament to bring home the NWA County Youth 5th Grade B Championship.
Huntsville High School on Friday named the media room in the AT and Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center after the late Charles Wilson “Cookie” Coger, who passed away in 2016.
On February 7, the Kingston Sr. High teams hosted Eagle Heights for senior night.
Huntsville Eagle football players Amos Mayes, left, and Dugger Tipton, right, were named to the 2023 KURM Dream Team last week.
The Lady Eagles traveled to Pea Ridge for a 4A-1 conference game, leaving the Blackhawks a 54-49 gift.
With an important seed on the line in the 4A-1 District Tournament, Huntsville rode into Pea Ridge and earned an important 63-60 conference victory and a number 2 seed in this week’s conference tournament.
On Feb. 3, Kingston played Oark. The final score of the junior boys game was Kingston 54, Oark 13.
St. Paul’s Jacob Ogden, top, works inside at Ozark Catholic on Feb. 6.
Huntsville’s 6th-grade B team travel team were champions this year, under coach Brandt Grigg.
Huntsville visited Farmington for a 4A-1 conference match on Saturday and learned painfully why the Lady Cardinals are undefeated in conference play and 25-1 overall, falling 68-17.
Huntsville traveled to Farmington Saturday to take on the undefeated Cardinals in a 4A-1 conference game.
The Huntsville Lady Eagles on Saturday hosted the Tigers from Prairie Grove, losing 57-43 in 4A-1 Conference play. The game was postponed from earlier in the week due to inclement weather.
The Huntsville Eagles bounced back Saturday night to beat Prairie Grove 60-54 in overtime, 24 hours after falling to Berryville in the 4A-1 Conference.
Dustin Todd, Huntsville Alumni Class of 2007, middle top, was inducted into the North Arkansas (Harrison) Hall of Fame.
On Jan. 17 Kingston hosted Deer. The final score of the Jr. Boys game was Kingston 52, Deer 30.
Kingston High School Senior Karli Myers is effervescent.
Huntsville hosted the 4A-1 leading Farmington Cardinals on Jan. 17, losing a lopsided game 67 to 25.
The Farmington Cardinals came to Huntsville and took a hard-fought 61-51 victory back with them to Washington County. The two teams entered the game 6-0 in the 4A-1 Conference.
The St. Paul Saints and Lady Saints traveled to Miami, Okla., to play in the 76th Annual NEO High School Basketball Tournament January 19-21 at the Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College.
Huntsville Junior Eagles and Junior Lady Eagles both finished second in last week’s Charles H. Berry and Jim Stafford Invitational Junior High Basketball Tournament.