Elkins discovered a gem of an athlete in senior quarterback Austin Born that goes beyond his appearance on the cover of the 34th annual Hooten’s Football Magazine.
The 2026 volleyball season kicks off with Huntsville’s annual Maroon and White Game on Saturday, Aug. 15, with scrimmages and an auction fundraiser at the Charles H. Berry Gym.
Kingston Public Schools hosted their second annual peewee basketball camp on July 20-22. The camp was for students not only enrolled at Kingston, but for anyone who wanted to show up to learn more …
Kingston’s golf team is experiencing a bit of turnover this season after several team members graduated in May.
First-year Huntsville football head football coach Phil Bernhardt and his staff have been diligently working to install the basics of their offensive and defensive schemes.
The question on the minds of Huntsville volleyball fans as the season approaches is: Can the Lady Eagles successfully reload again?
Kingston has won five straight Class A state championships in girls cross country. Now, the Lady Yellow Jackets have begun their quest to position themselves for a sixth title.
Everywhere he looked, Huntsville soccer coach Derek Bodenhamer saw the “pursuit of happiness” manifest among youth athletes attending the Huntsville soccer camp.
The Huntsville High School golf team’s strength may lie in the work its players put in long before the district tournament day. They’ve got a ways to go before the district tournament arrives in October. Coach Brian Garrett said members of both the boys’ and girls’ teams take advantage of opportunities to play at Oakridge Country Club outside of scheduled practices, helping sharpen their games through individual effort.
Newly hired Huntsville assistant football coach Stephen Landrum spent eight years practicing law before deciding his future belonged on the football field.
When Huntsville cross country coaches Tyler and Maci Brown encourage their runners to keep going, they’re doing it alongside them.
About 50 students in grades 8-12 have been participating in summer football workouts as Huntsville’s new coaching staff prepares for the upcoming season.
The Booger County bass Club competed at Bull Shoals Lake on June 20.
Danny Miller, who will be a junior this fall at Huntsville High School, hit a double eagle, sometimes called an “albatross,” on the ninth hole at the Oakridge Country Club Golf Course on June 17.
The third annual junior golf camp at Oak Ridge Country Club held June 16-17 attracted 26 youth, who spent four hours on the course each day developing skills and learning the game.
The Huntsville High School baseball team recognized players with individual awards from the 2026 season, in which the Eagles finished 11-11 and 6-8 in the 4A-1. The Eagles didn’t finish in the top four in the league and missed the postseason because no district tournament was held this year.
After one season as an assistant, Knox Laird has been named head wrestling coach at Huntsville, following the resignation of former coach Matt Gibson, who took a coaching job at Van Buren.
As the junior high “Camp of Champs” wrapped up on June 18, Huntsville’s boys basketball coaches were looking forward to taking time off during the Arkansas Activities Association dead period when, by AAA rule, no practices or team workouts can be held.
The Eagle Cheer Mini-Camp for girls entering pre-Kindergarten through 6th grade in the fall was held June 10-12.
During the recent girls basketball Camp of Champs hosted by Huntsville School District at the AT & Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center, coaches discussed changes to the 4A-1 Conference for the upcoming school year.