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A pair of first-quarter turnovers set the tone as the Gentry Pioneers defeated visiting Green Forest 48-8 last Friday night. Green Forest drove the ball into Gentry territory on its first possession but fumbled the ball away on fourth down.

Berryville senior Nate Allen shot a 12-over-par 84 on Monday, Oct. 3, at Magellan Golf Course in Hot Springs Village, leading the Bobcats to a ninth-place finish in the team standings at the Class 4A state boys golf championships.

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The Berryville Bobcats had plenty of opportunities to score in last Friday’s game against Gentry at Bobcat Stadium. They just couldn’t get the ball across the goal line.

The Green Forest Tigers fell behind early last Friday against Ozark and things got out of hand in what turned into a 42-14 loss. The bright side, however, is that Green Forest rallied for a pair of second-half touchdowns after trailing 14-0 at halftime.

The Berryville Lady Bobcats could have won all three of their games last week, coach Kristin Whetham said on Friday, Sept. 30.

Carroll County’s high school girls golf teams were well-represented in state tournament play last week. Berryville’s Emma Hall finished in the top 20 at the Class 4A girls state championships at Magellan Golf Course in Hot Springs Village on Sept.

The Green Forest Lady Tigers lost two games last week, falling to Elkins in five sets on Tuesday, Sept. 27, and to Booneville in four sets two nights later.

The Berryville Bobcats scored first and last in their 4A-1 conference opener at Ozark on Friday, Sept. 23.

Several Carroll County golfers have advanced to play in their respective state golf tournaments, with girls state tournaments starting this week. The Berryville Bobcats finished second in the team standings at the 4A-1 conference tournament on Monday, Sept.