The Berryville Bobcats celebrate on the field after defeating Green Forest 48-23 in the Carroll County Super Bowl on Friday, Nov. 6, at Bobcat Stadium.
There wasn’t much mystery surrounding the Berryville Bobcats’ 48-23 victory over the Green Forest Tigers in the 2026 Carroll County Super Bowl. The Butler did it.
Eureka Springs junior Yohannes Piepho won the Class 2A boys individual state cross country championship on Thursday, Nov. 5, holding off Marshall’s Gavin Massey by less than two seconds.
Berryville junior Taylor Ward finished 23rd in the Class 4A girls state cross country meet, leading runners from Berryville and Green Forest at the Arkansas state championships at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs.
It’s always a big deal when the Berryville Bobcats and the Green Forest Tigers meet on the football field. This time, however, it’s even bigger. The Bobcats and Tigers will renew their rivalry in …
If there were any concerns about the Berryville Bobcats overlooking the Lincoln Wolves, they were dispelled early in last week’s game at Bobcat Stadium.
Green Forest junior quarterback Hadley Maybee ran for two second-half touchdowns as the Tigers rallied from a halftime deficit and held on for a 24-21 victory over Huntsville.
Berryville junior Taylor Ward earned a top-10 finish to lead the Bobcats and Lady Bobcats at the 4A-1 Conference cross country meet Monday, Oct. 26, on Berryville’s home course.
With two weeks left in the 2026 regular season, both of Carroll County’s high school football teams remain in contention to reach the state playoffs.
The Eureka Springs Highlanders placed three runners in the top six to win the boys team title at the 1A-2A regional cross country championships on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at Northwest Arkansas Community …
Green Forest’s cross country teams competed in a meet at Lincoln last week, with several runners posting personal-best times.
There are football players who never leave the field during a game. They’re in for all of the plays on offense, defense, kickoffs, punts, and even coin tosses. There’s a name for these players: Ironman. Owen Powell of Berryville was one of these players.
The Berryville Bobcats had a successful dress rehearsal for the 2026 football season, beating Clarksville 13-6 in a benefit game Friday, Aug. 21, at Bobcat Stadium. This week, the curtain goes up for real.
The Green Forest Tigers did a few things well in a benefit game on the road against Yellville-Summit on Tuesday, Aug. 18. Among those was a football fundamental.
The Berryville High School basketball program hosted its annual Champions Camp recently at Bobcat Arena.
The Green Forest Tigers reached the semifinals of the Class 4A state soccer tournament last week in Harrison before suffering a season-ending 2-1 loss to De Queen on Saturday, May 16.
The Green Forest Tigers will face Stuttgart in a first-round match at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 14, in the Class 4A state soccer tournament at Anstaff Soccer Complex in Harrison.
The Berryville School District and Hall of Fame Board are proud to reveal the newest slate of inductees into the Berryville Athletic Hall of Fame. The class of 2026 consists of Gene Ary, John Engskov, Ken Krumweide, Owen Powell and Kim Williams
Green Forest’s Kaylyn Smith and Kinly Smith each recorded top-four finishes to lead area athletes at the Class 4A State Track and Field Championships held Tuesday, May 5, at Clarksville High School
Eureka Springs’ Dakota Linder recorded a top-four finish in the boys pole vault to lead the Highlanders at the Class 2A State Track and Field Championships held Wednesday, May 6, at Quitman High School.