The results have been mixed so far this season for the Eureka Springs Lady Highlanders, but coach Kyle Farrar said he’s optimistic about his team’s potential. “It’s set up pretty good for us to have a pretty good year,” Farrar said.
The 2021-22 Eureka Springs Highlanders had perhaps the best boys basketball season in the history of the school. The Highlanders went undefeated in regular- season conference play and then swept the district and regional tournaments before reaching the second round of the Class 2A state tournament.
The Green Forest Tigers had their most successful season in more than a decade in 2021-22. This season, the Tigers are looking to build on that success.
The Green Forest Lady Tigers are off to an 0-2 start this season, but the Lady Tigers have been competitive in both games. Green Forest opened the season with a 61-51 loss to visiting Yellville- Summit on Tuesday, Nov.
Berryville coach Bryan Hutson said he’s not sure if senior running back Tun Oo was completely healthy for the Carroll County Super Bowl. Oo wasn’t showing any signs of being less than full speed, however, rushing 33 times for 222 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Bobcats to a 22-0 victory over the Green Forest Tigers in the annual county rivalry game on Thursday, Nov.
The Green Forest Tigers are back in the winner’s circle. Led by sophomore Arauny Reyes’ runner-up performance, the Tigers placed five runners among the top 22 finishers to win the Class 3A boys state cross country championship on Friday, Nov.
Berryville’s Malachi Houghton finished fifth among individual runners in the Class 4A boys state cross country championships on Friday, Nov. 4, at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs, leading the Bobcats to 12th place in the final team standings.
You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who wouldn’t agree that Green Forest’s matchup with Huntsville on Friday, Oct. 28, at Tiger Stadium was one of the most entertaining high school football games of the season.
The Berryville Lady Bobcats took fifth place in the girls team standings at the 4A-1 district cross country championships on Tuesday, Oct. 25, at Huntsville. Berryville finished sixth in the boys division.