Huntsville jumped all over the visiting Lady Lions and defeated Gravette, 58-21, to snap a 2-game losing streak in a 4A-1 Conference girls basketball game on Jan. 17.
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.
Huntsville flew into Berryville for a 4A-1 conference battle carrying away a 59-44 victory.
Huntsville traveled to Berryville for a 4A-1 battle with the Lady Eagles suffering a disappointing 37 to 46 loss.
Marsha Fitch Shaver made a name for herself in the 1970s as a basketball star at Kingston, and will be inducted into the Madison County Athletic Hall of Fame on Jan. 17.
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.
A pair of Huntsville wrestlers, Isabella Doba and Vallie Yancey, competed in the Diamond State Girls Invitational on Jan. 3-4 at Springdale.
Huntsville hosted Gentry for a slate of 4A-1 conference games on Jan. 7.
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.
Endeared to memories from the Charles H. Berry Gymnasium, Nikki Earles Templeton has yet to set foot in the state-of-the-art AT & Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center.
On Jan. 3, the Huntsville Lady Eagles hosted the McDonald County, Mo. Lady Mustangs, sending them home with a 59-51 loss.
Huntsville journeyed to Missouri over the holidays to play in the 70th Neosho Holiday Classic Tournament.
Huntsville traveled north over the Christmas break to play in the Neosho Holiday Classic and lost two out of three tournament games in Missouri.
Induction into the Madison County Athletic Hall of Fame is like a snapshot capturing a moment frozen in time for the 2009-2010 Huntsville boys basketball team.
The Booger County Bass Club Classic Tournament was held at Table Rock Lake on Dec. 7, drawing several contestants.
Bailey Counts finished his basketball career more than a dozen years ago after one season at Northern Arkansas Community College at Harrison, but the impressions he left are long lasting.
Diamond Resolutions, which recently entered a float in the Dec. 7 Huntsville Christmas Parade, brings its high-flying action back to the AT & Georgia Mae Smith Activity Center on Jan. 4. A …
A new opportunity has some local students climbing to new heights at St. Paul.
The driving force that produced a multi-million dollar trucking company, Lew Thompson & Son, Inc., drew strength from coaches who shaped his character at Huntsville.