February 2012
AHSCA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ANNOUCES
COACHING STAFFS FOR THE 2012 ALL-STAR GAMES
The vice-president of the Arkansas High School Coaches Association,
Scott Kelton of Blevins, announced the names of the head coaches and
staffs for the 2012 Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star
Football and Volleyball Games, along with the staffs of the Cheer and
Dance squads.
Greenwood.
The news conference was held at the Arkansas Activities Association
office.
Lindsay Smith of Springdale Har-Ber will serve as the head coach of the
West All-Star Dance squad. Coach Smith will be assisted by Tonja Bolding of Hot Springs Lakeside.
This summer’s game will mark the 57th year of All-Star competition for
football and basketball and the 11th year of competition for volleyball.
It is the fourth year for cheer and dance participation.
Tyson and the Arkansas Army National Guard will be the co-named
sponsors of the All-Star Games. State Farm Insurance is the sponsor of
awards.
Head coach for the East Football squad is Randy Coleman of Jonesboro.
Coach Coleman’s staff will consist of Lanny Dauksch of West Memphis,
Chris Hill of Wynne, Steve Janski of Heber Springs, Roddy Mote of Harding Academy, Scott Waymire of Carlisle and Perry Darby of Jonesboro.
Head coach for the West Football squad is Daryl Patton of Fayetteville.
Coach Patton’s staff will consist of Mike Adams of Farmington, D. J.
Crane of Danville, Doug Loughridge of Charleston, Jared McBride of Hot
Springs Lakeside, Scott Reed of El Dorado and Zak Clark of Fayetteville.
The 2012 All-Star Football game will be held on Thursday, June 21st at
Reynolds Razorback Stadium on the University of Arkansas campus in
Fayetteville. Kick off is set for 7:00 p.m.
Head coach for the East Volleyball squad is Margie McGee of Valley
View. Coach McGee will be assisted by Lisa Beasley of Marion, Ashley
Kennon of Wynne and Randal Foshee of Crowley’s Ridge Academy.
Head coach for the West Volleyball squad is Brandy Chumley of Benton.
Coach Chumley will be assisted by Jessica Phelan of Fayetteville, Katy
Schrodt of Lavaca and Erica Trusty of Hot Springs Lakeside.
The 2012 All-Star Volleyball game will be held on Tuesday, June 19th
at Barnhill Arena on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville
starting at 7:00 p.m.
Heather Dean of Van Buren will serve as the head coach of the East
All-Star Cheer squad. Coach Dean will be assisted by John Pipkins of
Mayflower.
Mari Newby of Van Buren will serve as the head coach of the East AllStar Dance squad. Coach Newby will be assisted by Kris Reed of Greene
County Tech and Sharon Roberson of Cabot.
The Arkansas High School Coaches Association Clinic will be held June
19-21, 2012, at the Fayetteville Town Center. Several Arkansas High
School coaches and college coaches will be featured speakers during
the week.
2012 ALL-STAR FOOTBALL STAFFS
East
Randy Coleman, Jonesboro (head)
Lanny Dauksch, West Memphis
Chris Hill, Wynne
Steve Janski, Heber Springs
Roddy Mote, Harding Academy
Scott Waymire, Carlisle
Perry Darby, Jonesboro
West
Daryl Patton, Fayetteville (head)
Mike Adams, Farmington
D. J. Crane, Danville
Doug Loughridge, Charleston
Jared McBride, Hot Springs Lakeside
Scott Reed, El Dorado
Zak Clark, Fayetteville
2012 ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL STAFFS
East
West
Margie McGee, Valley View (head)
Brandy Chumley, Benton (head)
Lisa Beasley, Marion
Jessica Phelan, Fayetteville
Ashley Kennon, Wynne
Katy Schrodt, Lavaca
Randal Foshee, Crowley’s Ridge AcademyErica Trusty, Hot Springs Lakeside
2012 ALL-STAR CHEER STAFFS
East
Heather Dean, Van Buran (head)
John Pipkins, Mayflower
West
Karen Hilborn, Benton (head)
Carrie Taliaferro, Greenwood
2012 ALL-STAR DANCE STAFFS
East
Mari Newby, Van Buren (head)
Kris Reed, Greene County Tech
Sharon Roberson, Cabot
West
Lindsay Smith, Springdale Har-Ber (head)
Tonja Bolding, Hot Springs Lakeside
Karen Hilborn of Benton will serve as the head coach of the West AllStar Cheer squad. Coach Hilborn will be assisted by Carrie Taliaferro of
State Farm Insurance is the sponsor of
AAA championship awards.
AAA Board and Staff Information
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Lance W. Taylor, Executive Director
Dr. Joey Walters
Don Brodell
Nick Lasker
Annette Savage
Amber Balboa
Wadie Moore
SUPPORT STAFF
Kimberly Balboa
Tammy Brock
Nicole Cunningham
Julia Harvey
Teresa Marlow
Jennifer Mays
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Wesley Berry, West Memphis
President
Joe Couch, Bergman
1st Vice-President
Bobby Acklin, North Little Rock
2nd Vice-President
Howard Morris, Riverview
Secretary
Rick McLaughlin, HS Lakeside
Treasurer
Max Adcock, Mineral Springs
Suzanne Bailey, Waldron
John Ciesla, Greenwood
Carl Easley, Wynne
Nathan Gills, Glen Rose
Gary Hines, Emerson-Taylor
Alfred Hogan, Marion
Frank Holman, Lincoln
Jimmy D. Loyd, Paris
Albert Murphy, Genoa Central
Jerry Newton, Poyen
Micky Pierce, East Poinsett County
Andrew Tolbert, Warren
Fred Walker, Izard County
Rose Cheek Named National Coach of the Year
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Siloam
Springs volleyball coach
Rose Cheek has been
selected the 2011 National
Coach of the Year by the
National Federation of State
High School Associations
(NFHS) Coaches Association. Cheek is one of 20
high school coaches to be
honored for their individual
sports.
The NFHS, which has
been recognizing coaches
through an awards program
since 1982, honors coaches
Rose Cheek
in the top 10 girls sports and top 10 boys sports (by participation
numbers), and in one “other” category that is not included in these
20 categories. Winners of NFHS awards must be active coaches
during the year in which they receive their award. This year’s awards
recognize coaches for the 2010-11 school year.
Siloam Springs volleyball team has won seven Class 5A state
championships under Cheeks, winning in 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006,
2005, 2004 and 2001. Cheek was named the Arkansas High
School Coaches Association Coach of the Year four times (2007-08,
2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11) and she was named the AHSCA head
All-Star volleyball coach in 2007 and 2009.
The other recipients of the 2011 NFHS national awards for boys
sports are:
Thurman Bell, football, Roseburg (Oregon) High School; Jerry Cutright, track and field, Mineral (Virginia) Louisa County High School;
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Jim Eekhoff, basketball, Hull (Iowa) Western Christian High School;
Ernie Smith, baseball, Nashville (Tennessee) David Lipscomb High
School; Kevin Johnson, soccer, Kingwood (Texas) High School; Rocky
Nelson, wrestling, Heber (Arizona) Mogollon High School; Jerry
Becker, cross country, Eagle Grove (Iowa) High School; Richard Taylor, tennis, Forest Grove (Oregon) High School; Jeffrey Doherty, golf,
Edmond (Oklahoma) North High School; and Milton Briggs, swimming and diving, East Grand Rapids (Michigan) High School.
The other recipients of this year’s national awards for girls sports
are:
Ted Zuzzio, track and field, Baldwin City (Kansas) Baldwin High
School; Suzanne Oelschlegel, basketball, Irving (Texas) MacArthur
High School; Richard Berthiaume, St. Albans (Vermont) Bellows Free
Academy; Alexis Salvo, soccer, Ogden (Utah) St. Joseph Catholic High
School; James Holdren Jr., cross country, Richmond (Virginia) Maggie Walker Governor’s School; Dick Villaflor, tennis, Oklahoma City
(Oklahoma) Heritage Hall High School; Shannon Dunworth, swimming and diving, Farmington Hills (Michigan) Mercy High School; and
Carolyn Rae Hernandez, spirit, Nogales (Arizona) High School.
The recipient of the National Coach of the Year Award for other
sports is Harvey Cohen, boys ice hockey, Chatham (New Jersey) High
School.
In addition to the 20 National Coaches of the Year, the NFHS
Coaches Association has selected Rick Sherley of Sugar Land, Texas,
executive director of the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches, as
the recipient of the National Coach Contributor Award. This award is
presented to an individual who has gone above and beyond and who
exemplifies the highest standards of sportsmanship, ethical conduct
and moral character, and who carries the endorsement of his or her
respective state high school association.
AHSCA-AOA Announces 2012 Hall of Fame Classes
The executive committees of the Arkansas High School Coaches
Association and the Arkansas Officials Association have selected 13
honorees to be installed in the 2012 AHSCA-AOA Hall of Fame.
The Hall of Fame membership now stands at 213.
The six new members of the AOA are The six new members of the
AOA are Tommy Fulmer, Conway (football); Rick Lowe, Searcy (football); Tom Machen, Forrest City (basketball); Travis Odom, Texarkana
(football); Arthur Sanders, Marianna (basketball) and Dewayne Sutton, Fort Smith (basketball).
The seven new AHSCA honorees are Vernie Harris, Flippin (basketball), Don Hubbard, Magnolia (football), Barry Pruitt, Jonesboro (basketball), Don Riggs, Jonesboro (football), Don Watson, Melbourne
(basketball), Don Webb, Mountain Home (basketball) and James
Wright, Hughes (football).
The installation banquet will be held on Friday, July 13, 2012, at
Horner Hall in the Hot Spring Convention Center starting at 6:30
p.m. For ticket information contact Nicole Cunningham at 501-9552500.
1995
AHSCA
Otis Barker
Clair Bates
Johnie Burnett
Alene Crabtree
Curtis King
Earl Quigley
AOA
Robert Black
Buddy Coleman
Norris Fox
Jerry Hall
Wilbur Wood
Jim Hill
Jack Pinckney
1996
AHSCA
Sonny Gordon
Gayle Kaundart
Wilson Matthews
Helen Parker
John Widner
AOA
Archie Cothren
Prior Evans
Richard Ford
Clint Fuller
Cliff Shaw
1997
AHSCA
J. W. Austin
Oliver Elders
C.W. Keopple
Houston Nutt
Bill Stancil
AOA
J. W. Fullerton
Jim Hannah
Bob Harrell
Bobby Hill
Bill McClendon
1998
AHSCA
James Devazier
Mike Malham, Sr.
Sharon Morgan
Paul Noesser
Jimmy Parker
AOA
Denzol Bailey
Bob Banks
Smitty Bonds
Ernie Deaton
Bill Valentine
1999
AHSCA
Herschel Bryant
Andrew Butler
Joe Hart
Bill Keedy
Charles Ripley
H.B. Stewart
AOA
Gene Dunn
Sonny Holmes
Wayne Johnson
Frank Jones
Alex Leftwich
Glen Siler
2000
AHSCA
Theodore Blake
Gary Bond
Lamar Dingler
Sammy Gill
Guy Kochel
Ted Waller
AOA
Lennis Coleman
Leroy Dangeau
Gene Davis
Rex Lovell
Wendell Nutt
Jim Mack Sawyer
2001
AHSCA
Jim Abraham
David Fricks
C.B. Havener
Clyde Horton
Lowell Manning
Joe Fred Young
AOA
Pete Camfield
Lindsey Henry
Maurice Jones
Charlie Keller
Bill Raymick
Sam Sloan
2002
AHSCA
Edward Akin
Harold Ray Jeffery
George Jones
Bill Reed
Joe Reese
James Smith
AOA
A.C. Baker
Littleton Fowler
John Hosinski
Jim Lewis
Tom “Dutch” Moore
Louis Schaufele
2003
AHSCA
Orville Ashley
Willie Click
Sam Goodwin
Thednal Hill
Raymond Peters
John Wyatt
AOA
Gary Benson
Eddie Bryan
Walter Coleman
Jesse Gatewood
2004
AHSCA
Bob Denniston
Clyde Hart
Bobby Richardson
Lendel Thomas
Roy “Doc” Walker
Carroll Wilson
AOA
James Armstrong
Wilbert Gaines
Wally Gattis
Austin Hanner
Vance Judd
Pat Todd
2005
AHSCA
David Alpe
James Banks
Doyne Davis
Don Nixon
Charles Whitworth
Jarrell Williams
AOA
Bill Alverson
George Cagle
Jimmy Coats
Ulysses S. Grant
Doyle Jackson
Kenny Saylors
2006
AHSCA
Ronnie Clark
Max Graham
Barbara Gilliam-Harris
Eddie Jackson
Bill Terwilliger
Asive Thomas
AOA
Harold Barlett
Thomas “Sonny” Downs
Mike New
Gary Slaughter
Perry Webb
2007
AHSCA
Raymond Burnett
Sam Cook
Ron Harris
Joe Kretschmar
Frank McClellan
Carl Sorrels
AOA
Don Brodell
Max Goins
Charlie Keck
Matt Moore
Jerry Wood
2008
AHSCA
Bill Bock
Byron Bryant
Don Campbell
Fred Grim
Bobby Hannon
Mary Frances Kretschmar
Frank Vines
AOA
Richard Adams
Jimmy Cain
Jeff Caudle
Jim Jordan
Lisa Pitts
Herman Scott
2009
AHSCA
Jim Bowlin
Sam Coleman
Joe Dillard
Ira Green
Allen Holland
Scottie Nolan
Janet Wood
AOA
Thomas Bridges
Jay Fox
Mike Fox
Gary Jayroe
Wayne Long
Bob Renner
2010
AHSCA
George Burke
Joe Graham
Melba Hall
C. D. Taylor
Bobby Tiner
Johnny Watson
Lou Wood
AOA
Larry DeWitt
Bob Hickingbotham
Roger Maness
Bob Mason
Billy Ply
Jack Yancey
2011
AHSCA
Betty Burge
Marion Glover
Joe Mallett
John Parrish
Lonnie Sutton
Jon Watson
Bill Welch
AOA
A.J. Bandy
Bob Bonds
Donald Curran
James Morgan
James Wagoner
Billy Ed White
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AAA Changes Schedule Deadline
For Football and Volleyball to April 1st
Over recent years our member schools have had to face
several problems dealing with pre-season football schedules,
(1) the increasing number of media outlets demanding that
schedule and (2) the need to have an early schedule to meet
spring publication deadlines.
We have listened to our member schools pleas concerning
this matter.
At the present time media representatives cannot get into our
system to download the schedules. Our plan is to have a media-friendly website, which will allow any media organization
or parent to download the schedules. Instead of submitting
a schedule to numerous media organizations, our member
schools can download their schedule on our website and we
will release the schedule to the media-friendly website shortly
after April 1st which should meet all publication deadlines.
On Friday, January 13th the AAA Board of Directors voted to
move the deadline date for football and volleyball schedules
from June 1st to April 1st.
The deadline dates will remain the same for all other sports,
but we will make those schedules available to all media
publications.
2012 ACTIVITY DISTRICT MEETINGS
District Date
6
April 3
3
April 4
2
April 5
8
April 10
7
April 11
5
April 12
4
April 24
1W
April 25
1E
April 26
Time
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
12:00 noon
District President
Gary Wayman, DeWitt
Gary Williams, East Poinsett Co.
Ronnie Coots, Batesville
Johnny Johnson, Rison
Fred Lilly, Camden Fairview
Darin Beckwith, Fountain Lake
Jerry Valentine, Alma
Danny Brackett, Har-Ber
Bill Keaster, Harrison
Site
Forrest City Bonanza
Jonesboro, Barnhills
Batesville HS Cafeteria**
Monticello Western Sizzlin
Hope Country Club
Malvern WesternSizzlin
Alma HS Cafeteria*
Springdale AQ Chicken
Harrison Western Sizzlin
* Meal will be provided at Alma High School.
** Meal will be provided at Batesville High School (Meal at 6:00 pm)
ACTIVITY DISTRICTS
The State is divided into nine geographical districts by county; groupings as follows:
District 1W: Benton, Carroll, Madison, Washington
District 1E: Baxter, Boone, Marion, Newton, Searcy
District 2: Cleburne, Fulton, Independence, Izard, Jackson, Lawerence, Randolph, Sharp, Stone, White, Woodruff
District 3: Clay, Craighead, Crittenden, Greene, Mississippi, Poinsett
District 4: Crawford, Franklin, Johnson, Logan, Montgomery, Pope, Scott, Sebastian, Yell
District 5: Conway, Faulkner, Garland, Grant, Hot Springs, Lonoke, Perry, Pulaski, Saline, Van Buren
District 6: Arkansas, Cross, Lee, Monroe, Phillips, Prairie, St. Francis
District 7: Calhoun, Clark, Columbia, Dallas, Hempstead, Howard, Lafayette, Little River, Miller, Nevada, Ouachita, Pike, Polk, Sevier, Union
District 8: Ashley, Bradley, Chicot, Cleveland, Desha, Drew, Jefferson, Lincoln
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Mandy Coats Memorial Scholarship
The Mandy Coats Memorial Scholarship was established in 2004 and first awarded in 2005 to memorialize
Nancy Amanda Coats. Born on November 14, 1977, in Pine Bluff,she was the daughter of Jimmy and Sandy
Coats. After graduation from White Hall High School in 1996, Mandy attended the University of Arkansas
at Monticello until her diagnosis with Batten’s Disease. At the age of 26, Mandy joined her Lord on May 23,
2004. She was an active member of First Baptist Church in White Hall.
Mandy’s life was a constant testimony. She was a friend to all because she accepted everyone around her
without bias or prejudice. Her selfless display of love and energy, even when she had little energy herself,
taught the true meaning of compassion. This pronounced concern for the well-being of others, in spite of
failing health, defined Mandy. She shared her love for Jesus routinely and unashamedly – how much she
adored Him, how much He loved her, and toward the end of her life how ready she was to see Him. This
scholarship was established to enable Mandy’s spirit to live beyond her lifetime. Her greatest desire upon
entering college was to grow intellectually so that she could help those around her. This scholarship will allow deserving students to achieve the opportunities that Mandy cherished but was never able to enjoy.
The Scholarship Committee will review all applications with a tremendous amount of thought and prayer.
Additionally, the Board may require an interview as part of the final selection process. Offering the opportunity to pursue higher education to ultimately change the lives of others keeps Mandy’s memory alive.
All applicants for a scholarship must meet the following requirements:
•Must be an Arkansas high school senior who is applying for a college scholarship for the freshman year;
•Must be an active member of a church and/or other Christian organization;
•Must plan to attend an accredited college or university on a full-time basis;
•Must be of high moral character, exhibit a strong work ethic, and be intellectually qualified for the desired pursuit;
•Must have and maintain a grade point average of 2.0 or better (scholarship awards will be forfeited if the student’s GPA falls below 2.0);
•Must be willing to accept a scholarship as a gift from God and be willing to later help others as a result.
PROCEDURE:
1. Print three pages (this page, the application form, and the reference form).
2. Complete and sign the application form and return by APRIL 1 to the address shown. Also on a
separate sheet, please answer the following questions:
a. Why are you applying for this scholarship?
b. How do your educational desires fit into your life’s plan?
c. List any honors, achievements, and/or awards from your church, school, or community.
d. Describe your work experience if applicable.
e. Describe the happiest moment of your life.
f. Describe your most difficult life experience. How did you endure or overcome it?
g. Feel free to share any other information that would be helpful to the Scholarship Committee
in understanding your situation.
3. Send TWO copies of the reference form to individuals who are not related to you. One of these individuals should be a minister at your
church or sponsor of your Christian organization. The other reference can be a friend, employer, or neighbor who would know your character
or work ethic. Ask them to complete and mail directly to the address shown.
Note: You can download the Mandy Coats Scholarship Application form by going to www.ahsaa.org. Click on information (red tag line), then
click on scholarship. Scroll down to “important info” and click on Mandy Coats’ Scholarship Application. If you are unable to download the
form, please contact Wadie Moore or Nicole Cunningham at the AAA office, 501-955-2500.
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2012 Spring Sites Bids
The following dates and sites for Regional and State tournament events for 2012 were assigned by the Arkansas Activities Association
Board of Directors on Thursday, January 12, 2012.
BASEBALL
Region, May 4-7
Class 4A
North:
Berryville (Harrison Parks)
East:
Heber Springs
South:
Star City
Class 3A
Region 1: Charleston
Region 2: Harding Academy
Region 3: Tuckerman
Region 4: Genoa Central
Class 2A
North:
West:
East:
South:
Class 1A
Region 1: Jasper (Harrison Parks)
Region 2: Izard County
Region 3: South Side Bee Branch
Region 4: Taylor
State, May 10-12
Class 7A: North Little Rock
Class 6A: Mountain Home
Class 5A: Monticello
Class 4A: Berryville (Harrison Parks)
Class 3A: Prescott
Class 2A: White Hall
Class 1A: Taylor
State Finals, May 18-19
Bid: Fayetteville (Baum Stadium)
SOFTBALL
Region, May 4-7
Class 4A
North:
Berryville (Harrison Parks)
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Heber Springs
Ashdown
Class 3A
Region 1: Lavaca
Region 2: Harding Academy
Region 3: Bergman (Harrison Parks)
Region 4: Genoa Central
Class 2A
North:
West:
East:
South:
Marked Tree
Bigelow
Poyen
Gurdon
School
Marmaduke Sr. GBB
Fayetteville BBB
Sparkman BBB
Jasper Sr. BBB
Osceola Sr. BBB
White Hall Sr. BBB
East:
South:
Cedar Ridge
Bigelow
Poyen
Woodlawn
Class 1A
Region 1: Scranton
Region 2: Izard County
Region 3: South Side Bee Branch
Region 4: Taylor
State, May 10-12
Class 7A: Bryant
Class 6A: Jacksonville
Class 5A: Wynne
Class 4A: Nashville
Class 3A: Bergman (Harrison Parks)
Class 2A: Junction City
Class 1A: Bradley
State Finals, May 18-19
Bid:
Fayetteville (Bogle Park)
SOCCER
State, May 10-12
Class 7A: Fort Smith Schools
Class 6A: Mountain Home
Class 5A: Central Arkansas Christian (Burns Park)
Class 4A: Episcopal Collegiate
(Burns Park)
BASKETBALL
Region, February 22-26
Class 4A
North:
Ozark
East:
Cave City
South:
Dumas
State Finals, May 18-19
Bid: Fayetteville (Razorback Field)
TRACK AND FIELD
State, May 3-5
Class 7A: Rogers
Class 6A: Lake Hamilton
Class 5A: Hot Springs
Class 4A: Nashville
Class 3A: Prescott
Class 2A: Mineral Springs
Class 1A: Prescott
Class 3A
Region 1: Cedarville
Region 2: Bald Knob
Region 3: Flippin
Region 4: Prescott
Class 2A
North:
West:
East:
South:
MEET OF CHAMPIONS
May 12
Bid:
Lake Hamilton
DECATHLON-HEPTATHLON
May 16-17
Bid:
Hot Springs
Class 1A
Region 1: Jasper (NACC)
Region 2: Izard County
Region 3: Stephens
Region 4: Mulberry-Pleasant View
Region 5: Emerson
CROSS COUNTRY
November 10
Bid:
Lake Hamilton
VOLLEYBALL
State, October 30-November 1
Class 7A: Rogers Heritage
Class 6A: Greenwood
Class 5A: Alma
Class 4A: Berryville
(Harrison Parks and Recreation)
Class 3A: Harding Academy
State, February 28-March 3
Class 7A: Cabot
Class 6A: El Dorado
Class 5A: Greene County Tech
Class 4A: White Hall
(Pine Bluff Convention Center)
Class 3A: Fordyce
Class 2A: Cedar Ridge
Class 1A: Nevada County (Southern
Arkansas)
State Finals, November 3
Bid:
Valley View
SWIMMING AND DIVING
State, February 24-25
All Classes:
UA-Little Rock
Penalties Assessed Member Schools
Penalty
Warning
Warning/forfeits
Warning/forfeit
Warning/forfeits
Warning/forfeit
Warning/forfeits
Violation
Bylaws, Art. II., Sec. 1, Rule 4
Art. III., Sec. 1, Rule 10
Art. III., Sec. 1, Rule 10
Bylaws, Art. III., Sec. 1, Rule 10
Bylaws, Art. III., Sec. 1, Rule 10
Bylaws, Art. III., Sec. 1, Rule 10
Buffalo Island Central
Magazine
Magnet Cove
Parkers Chapel
Duration
Remainder of the season
For the 2011-12 season
For the 2011-12 season
Remainder of the season
Remainder of the season
Remainder of the season
EAST
All-Star Coaches
EAST
Volleyball
Football
Randy Coleman, Jonesboro
Margie McGee, Valley View
WEST
WEST
2012
Cheer
Darryl Patton, Fayetteville
EAST
Heather Dean, Van Buren
Dance
Brandy Chumley, Benton
EAST
WEST
Mari Newby, Van Buren
Lindsey Smith, Springdale Har-Ber
WEST
Karen Hilborn, Benton
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