Back-to-back knee injuries could have derailed Reese Brantmeier’s tennis dream. Instead, they’ve strengthened the UNC star’s resolve.

officials unanimously approved the hiring of Brad Bolding as North Little Rock High School’s new head football coach. Bolding was previously head coach of the Charging Wildcats from 2007 until 2014.

NORTH LITTLE ROCK - The Arkansas High School Coaches Association executive committee informed ... The sports were soccer, softball, baseball, volleyball, basketball, and football.

Northwestern football played on a different level. The Trojans’ offense was relentless early in its 55-7 shellacking of Rock Hill ... High School. We try to do the little things right, we ...

NORTH LITTLE ROCK — The North Little ... Benton, Hot Springs and Little Rock. He has covered high school, college and professional sports and has won seven awards. He’s also worked for The ...

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Central Lyon/George-Little Rock also looks like a running clock ... of Iowa's seven classes are taking the field in the high school football playoffs. Buckle up, and hopefully you bundled up ...

Strength of district became the determining factor in The Gazette’s final Class 2A Iowa high school football rankings. Central Lyon/George-Little Rock ... followed by North Polk and North ...

Or just another example of parity in this thrilling Iowa high school football season ... Class 2A No. 1 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock closed its regular season with a 7-0 win over No. 3 West ...

In some ways, Saturday was the biggest high school football game in Providence ... Jadyn Davis, Providence Day: the reigning Mr. Football in North Carolina, a senior Michigan recruit ...

But shed no tears for Dutch Fork High’s football ... 13 teams from North Carolina and 12 from the Palmetto State. Only one — second-ranked Providence Day — is a private school.

What's more fun than playing board games? Watching them come to life on stage, which is what the thespians at North Little Rock High School, 101 W 22nd Street, in North Little Rock, did this past ...