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Coach: White Hall playing hard, must ‘keep fighting’ at Texarkana
After White Hall took its first conference loss of the season last week, coach Jason Mitchell said he wants his team to keep fighting. “The goal is still within reach, and you know, we got two big road trips coming up,” Mitchell said. “We gotta find a way to win at least one of them. So, we just went back and told them, it wasn’t about playing hard. The kids played hard. They just gotta keep fighting and keep getting better.”
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Pine Bluff welcomes 5A finalist Hot Springs Lakeside
Another big game awaits the first-place Pine Bluff Zebras this week as they return home fresh off a rivalry road win. The Zebras will face Hot Springs Lakeside at 7 p.m. Friday at Jordan Stadium, looking to extend their undefeated start to conference play. Pine Bluff coach Micheal Williams said...
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Cabot takes down Pulaski Academy 35-28 in seesaw affair
CABOT, Ark. (KATV) — The Cabot Panthers and the Pulaski Academy Bruins met in a seesaw affair that saw both teams taking turn gaining momentum. The Panthers ended up grasping that momentum and using it to take home a 35-28 win over the Bruins.
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Game Notes: Henderson State at Harding
ARKADELPHIA, Ark. -- All eyes will be on Searcy this weekend, as 15th-ranked Henderson State travels to #2 Harding in a battle of the only remaining undefeated teams in the GAC. It will be a battle of the two best scoring offenses in the league and between HSU's top-ranked scoring defense and Harding's third-best unit.
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Sports 10/14: Youth football coaches banned following postgame incident; Lady Dogs sweep Mills
Three area youth football coaches have been permanently banned from coaching by the Arkansas Youth Premier Football League for an incident that occurred October 10th. Alex Chambers and Kent Chambers from Greenbrier, along with Brian Jones of Cabot, were “permanently banned from all APYFL activities.” The APYFL Board of Directors say they reached the conclusion after a thorough review of available video footage, photographs, and statements obtained from all four game officials. The incident occurred after the game was over in the handshake line. APYFL stated in its findings that “the conduct displayed immediately following the game, particularly during the traditional postgame handshake, was a serious violation of the standards of sportsmanship, professionalism, and personal conduct that APYFL expects from everyone associated with our organization.” The statement added, “Let us be unequivocally clear: Physical violence, verbal abuse, intimidation, and unsportsmanlike conduct have absolutely no place in youth athletics and will not be tolerated within our league…”
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Bauxite announces 2026 Homecoming Court and Oct 16 game schedule
Bauxite High School will celebrate its 2026 Homecoming on Friday, Oct. 16, featuring a pep rally, coronation ceremony, and varsity football matchup against the Bald Knob Bulldogs. Queen Mya Patrick leads this year’s royal court ahead of the evening festivities at “The Pit.” Read more below. Homecoming...
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Stuttgart remains No. 2 in ASN Class 4A rankings
STUTTGART — The Stuttgart Ricebirds remained No. 2 in Class 4A in this week’s Arkansas Sports Network’s rankings. The Ricebirds beat DeWitt 42-6 Friday to improve to 6-0 overall, 3-0 in 4A-8 conference play. Stuttgart is ranked No. 1 in Class 4A in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette’s poll....