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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.
Berryville’s Crosseyed Crickets trap shooting team won the West Region championship in the Arkansas Youth Shooting Sports regional tournament on Saturday, May 2, in Jacksonville.
Green Forest freshman Avaley Gardner won the girls 100-meter hurdles championship at the 4A-1 conference track and field meet on Wednesday, April 29, at Green Forest.
The Green Forest Tigers rebounded nicely from their first loss of the season, recording a pair of conference victories in high school soccer action last week.
The Berryville Lady Bobcats fought to their final out in their last game of the 2026 softball season, losing to Huntsville 15-14 on Thursday, April 30.
Green Forest senior Kaylyn Smith signed a letter of intent with the track and field program at Northwest Arkansas Community College on Wednesday, April 2
Sage Griffin’s inside-the-park grand slam handed the Berryville Lady Bobcats a four-run lead on the way to an 11-2 victory over visiting Shiloh Christian in high school softball action on Monday, April 20.
Shortstop Colin Atchison had two hits and drove in three runs as the Green Forest Tigers rallied for a 5-3 victory over the visiting Cotter Warriors in high school baseball action on Thursday, April 23.
The Green Forest Tigers suffered their first loss of the 2026 high school soccer season on Thursday, April 23, losing 1-0 at Dardanelle
Green Forest turned in several strong performances Friday at the Senior Bomber Relays in Mountain Home,on Thursday, April 23, led by a runner-up finish from Kaylyn Smith in the girls triple jump
Berryville senior Chaney Fairweather, who blossomed into an All-State performer during her final season with the Lady Bobcats, signed a national letter of intent on Wednesday, April 15, to play college basketball at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Ind.
The Green Forest Tigers and the Berryville Bobcats split a home-and-home baseball series last week, with each team winning in a different fashion.