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Sports Page First of all I want to thank everyone who keeps the KDQN website updated and not making me wait to find out what is going on at home. My name is Manuel Cisneros I am in the United States Navy I graduated high school this year and I am already on my first deployment right now my ship the USS NIMITZ and we are in the Persian Gulf and well knowing that I have a way to know what is going on at home is great I love Leopard football I didn’t miss a single game while I was in high school, but anyways thank you all...!" |
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FUNDRAISER TO ATTEND WORLD SERIES
They also have lots of goodies, cakes, cookies, and can even do special orders if placed before Friday morning. To place orders contact Lacie Williamson at 870-279-3317 or Codi Pickett at 870-582-1635. All proceeds will help
towards their trip to Gulf shores Alabama on June 24 for Baseball World
Series.
De Queen Athletic Physicals set The De Queen School district will offer free physicals for male and female athletes entering grades 7-12 for the 2018-2019 school year. Any male athlete entering grades 7-12 should report to the Basketball Arena on Tuesday, June 12th between 11 am and 1 pm. Any female athlete entering grades 7-12 should report to the Basketball Arena on Thursday, June 14th between 11 am and 1 pm. They are asking families with insurance that covers physicals to utilize that option by going to their family physician for the physical. That will cut down on congestion and expedite the process. If you have any questions regarding
physicals, you may call the De Queen Administration Building
ASHDOWN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT-ATHLETE NAMED GATORADE ARKANSAS BASEBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR CHICAGO (May 29, 2018) — In its 33rd year of honoring the nation’s best high school athletes, The Gatorade Company, today announced Jaden Hill of Ashdown High School as its 2017-18 Gatorade Arkansas Baseball Player of the Year. Hill is the second Gatorade Arkansas Baseball Player of the Year to be chosen from Ashdown High School.
The selection process is
administered by the Gatorade Player of the Year Selection Committee, which work
with top sport-specific experts and a media advisory board of accomplished,
veteran prep sports journalists to determine the state winners in each sport.
MENS CLUB BASKETBALL TRYOUT UA Cossatot to hold Basketball Tryout The University of Arkansas Cossatot will hold a Men’s Club Basketball tryout on Saturday, June 2, 2018, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm at the De Queen High School gymnasium at 1803 W. Coulter Drive, De Queen, Arkansas. Persons attending should be eligible to enroll in UA Cossatot fall 2018 courses and have a high school diploma or GED before August 1, 2018. A completed Academic Information Request and Tryout Waiver must be submitted before the tryout. For more information, please visit cccua.edu/basketball.
29th ANNUAL TRI LAKES BIG BASS TOURNAMENT MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND The 29th Annual Tri Lakes Big Bass Tournament sponsored by the De Queen-Sevier County Chamber of Commerce will be Saturday, May 26th, from 6 am – 1 pm. Anglers may fish their choice of De Queen, Dierks or Gillham Lakes to compete for over $14,000 in cash and prizes. Five hourly prizes paid on all three lakes. Five big bass places paid overall with the top prize of $1,500! Early entry fee is $45. Download a form by clicking here or go by the Chamber office at 315 West Stilwell in Downtown De Queen. Call (870) 584-3225 for more information.
Brandon Burlsworth Football Camps Coming In June HARRISON – With the August 2016 release of the movie GREATER, people from all across the country have been inspired by the story of Brandon Burlsworth. And now entering it’s eighteenth year, the Brandon Burlsworth Football Camps give young people the opportunity to learn the game from Burlsworth’s teammates and many other former Razorback stars. The football camp dates are June 1st in Harrison at F.S. Garrison Stadium and June 2nd in Little Rock at War Memorial Stadium. These camps will feature many former Razorback football greats such as Anthony Lucas, Joe Dean Davenport and Ron Calcagni. Burlsworth’s high school coach Tommy Tice is the coordinator of these camps that are open to students who will be entering the 3rd through 9th grade next school year. The camps are a great experience for the very young athlete as well as the more experienced junior high player. The younger campers will learn proper technique, which is very important, but also learn that football is a game and should be fun. In the older age groups the instruction will intensify in all phases of the game with each camper receiving more advance technique training. The fee for the camp is $35.00 for pre-registered campers and $45.00 for day of camp registration. Deadline for pre-registration is May 25th. Registration is available on the Brandon Burlsworth Foundation web site at brandonburlsworth.org. All proceeds go directly to the foundation’s programs for underprivileged children. -more- Businesses and individuals can also sponsor children who cannot afford to attend on their own. Since these children are the primary focus of the Brandon Burlsworth Foundation, sponsorships are greatly encouraged. You may sponsor children on the foundation website or call 870-741-1443 for more information. Campers will need to furnish their own workout clothing, including shoes or cleats, shorts and t-shirt. This is a non-contact camp and no pads or helmets will be worn. Each camp will begin at 8:30am and will conclude with an autograph session at 12:30pm. For questions regarding the camps, log-on the web site at brandonburlsworth.org or you may call 866-534-2875. Participating Razorback Players: Chad Abernathy, Seth Armbrust, Mitchell Bailey, David Bazzel, D’Andre Berry, Freddy Burton, Richie Butler, Ron Calcagni, Grant Cook, Joe Dean Davenport, Grant Garrett, Wade Grayson, Price Holmes, James Johnson, Bo Lacy, Anthony Lucas, Jonathan Luigs, Clarke Moore, Dahrron Moss, Nathan Norman, Mitch Petrus, Kenny Sandlin, Michael Snowden and Austin Tate. (Certain players may not appear at both camp locations)
Ashdown Sports Results 5/11/18 Varsity Baseball
AREA SPORTS SCORES 5/10/18 Ashdown Varsity Baseball
De Queen Leopards action Thursday morning (5/10)the De Queen Lady
Leopards defeated the Lady Eagles of Vilonia 5-1 to advance to the quarterfinals
of the 5A state softball tournament.
ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS FIRST VARSITY BASEBALL NEXT GAME
ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS 05/04/18 Varsity Baseball
Lady Leopards Win District Title The De Queen Lady Leopards won the class
5A South District Tournament with a 4-2 win over White Hall on Wednesday at
Hope. The Lady Leopards improve to 23-6 on the season with their 15th
consecutive win.
Subject: 1A Region 4
Updated Game Times
Early Lead For Camden Fairview Seals Fate For Leopards
N Smith was the winning pitcher for
Camden Fairview. He allowed three hits and zero runs over four innings, striking
out three and walking zero. G Branch threw three innings in relief out of the
bullpen. Branch recorded the last nine outs to earn the save for Camden
Fairview. Quinshawn Bennett led Leopards with two hits in three at bats. Branch went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead Camden Fairview in hits. Camden Fairview tore up the base paths, as two players stole at least two bases. Branch led the way with two. Camden Fairview was sure-handed and didn't commit a single error. J Hegwood made the most plays with nine.
ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS 04/28/18 VARSITY BASEBALL
04/27/18 VARSITY BASEBALL 3RD PLACE GAME 3RD PLACE GAME
The Lady Lions are heading to the Finals! Horatio defeated the Centerpoint Lady Knights 11-0 in 5 innings. This brings the record to 19-7 (8-0). They will play TODAY (4/27) at 5:30 against the Genoa Central Lady Dragons!
ASHDOWN BASEBALL/SOFTBALL RESULTS FOR 5/26 Varsity Baseball from Isaac Cross MANASCO SIGNS LETTER OF INTENT TRACK UCA
DHS Senior Tanner Manasco signed Letter of Intent to run track at UCA in Conway. Tanner's parents are Todd and Anissa Manasco of Umpire. Show above: Coach Brian Shelton, Athletic Director Bob Sikes, Tanner Manasco, & Coach Jonathan Lindsey
ASHDOWN TRACK RESULTS 04/24/18 Both Ashdown High School Girls and Boys Track teams won district runner ups! Isaac Cross Reporting
ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS April 23, 2018 Varsity Baseball
Varsity Baseball April 19, 2018
Varsity Baseball Ashdown: 18 Foreman: 1
First Varsity Softball
April 18, 2018
First Varsity Softball
DE QUEEN LADY LEOPARD HOME RUN DERBY POSTPONED 4/13/18
Alumni are invited to participate in the home run derby following Friday's game and the winner will be awarded the J.K. Nealy Memorial Home Run plaque. There is no cost for former Lady Leopards to participate in the home run derby.
Pictured are: Bailey Ward, Carlee Helms, Kynnedi France, Madison Runnels, and Kinlee Runnels
ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS April 12, 2018
VARSITY BASEBALL
April 10, 2018 Varsity Baseball Isaac Cross Reporting
Big First Inning Propels Leopards To Victory Over Hot Springs
04-10-18 Leopards knocked in eight runs in the first on its way to a 12-2 victory over Hot Springs on Tuesday. Quinshawn Bennett, Gage Woods, Hayden Harp, Isaiah Williamson, Mack Carver, and Tyler Miller each had RBIs in the frame. In the first inning, Leopards got their offense started. Leopards scored on a stolen base during Bennett's at bat. Then Bennett doubled , driving in one. Miller was credited with the victory for Leopards. He allowed one hit and two runs over two and two-thirds innings, striking out two. Nathaniel Socash and Williamson entered the game out of the bullpen and helped to close out the game in relief. Socash recorded the last eight outs to earn the save for Leopards. Sanders took the loss for Hot Springs. He went two innings, allowing eight runs on nine hits and striking out three. Leopards collected 11 hits on the day. Carver and Miller all managed multiple hits for Leopards. Carver led Leopards with three hits in four at bats and Miller had the big hit of the day with a solo home run over the left center field fence. Leopards didn't commit a single error in the field.
ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS April 10, 2018 Varisty Softball
Horatio Lady Lions Defeated by Nashville Scrapperettes Tough Loss for the Horatio Lady Lions, they were defeated by the Nashville Scrapperttes by the score of 12-2. But, Tomorrow is a new day as the Ashdown Panthers come to the Yard for another showdown at 5pm! Lady Lions are 15-5 (6-0) with only two weeks left in the regular season!
DE QUEEN FALLS TO MAGNOLIA 13-3 April 9, 2018 The Magnolia Panthers scored in every
inning, including a sacrifice fly in the fifth inning to
clinch a 13-3 win over the De Queen Leopards on Monday.
Early Lead For Magnolia Seals Fate For
Leopards
Outlaws defeat Mt Ida 10-0 Cox pitched 6 scoreless innings while striking out 11 and walking 2. He also led the Outlaws at the plate. He went 4 for 4 and scored 2 runs. Grant Strasner went 3 for 4. Blake Bradshaw went 2 for 5 with 2 RBIs. Colton Yates took the loss for Mt Ida by giving up 7 runs on 7 hits while striking out 4 and walking 3. Cade Helms and Todd Carr both went 1 for 2
for the Lions. ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS
ASHDOWN SPORTS RESULTS Varsity Baseball
ASHDOWN SPECIAL
OLYMPICS BASKETBALL TEAM
On February 15, the Ashdown Panthers Special Olympics Basketball Team won the Area 11 Special Olympics Basketball Tournament. Beating the Arkansas High Razorbacks in the final round secured them a spot in the State Tournament which will be held on March 16-17 in Russellville, AR. The team is STATE bound! Top row -
(left to right) Jadyn Milsak, George Allen, Tyler Murchison,
Sam Auguste, Tony House, Derek Parks
ASHDOWN WINS THE BATTLE OF LITTLE RIVER COUNTY 6-2 Foreman’s Rachel Frye gave up 6 runs on 8 hits, while striking out 2 and walking 5 in the non-conference loss. Adaysia Thompson led the Panthers at the plate with a RBI single and a 2 run triple. She was 2 for 4 with 3 RBIs. Aleya Hill went 2 for 2 with an RBI and Kara Earnest went 1 for 2 with a RBI. Derricka Tallant led the Lady Gators at the plate with 2 hits, while Rebecca Webb, Kenzie Cowan, Rayleigh Merrill and Frye had one hit each.
DE QUEEN 2018 TRAP TEAM SCHEDULE 3-31-18 Razorback Trap Meet- Texarkana 4-7-18 Grandview Invitational Ozan 4-11-18 5 Stand Competition Ozan 4-21-18 COTR Fundraiser Ozan 4-26-18 Pre-Regional Meet Jacksonville 5-5-18 Regional Trap Meet Jacksonville 6-2-18 State Trap Meet Jacksonville
Leopards vs Camden Fairview Game Summary 4/2/18 De Queen defeated Camden Fairview 3-2 Monday night thanks to a big walkoff single from Freshman Gage Woods in the bottom of the 8th inning. The Leopards took an early lead in the first inning when Quinshaun Bennett knocked in Tyler Miller with an RBI double. The Leopards scored again in the bottom of the third to take a 2-0 lead. From then on it was a pitcher’s duel until the top of the seventh when Fairview rallied for two runs to tie the game and send it into extra innings. In the bottom of the eight, Brennan Seymoure was hit by a pitch followed by another single from Bennett. That set up Woods for the walkoff finish. With the winning run on second, Woods laced a single into Left Centerfield to bring in Seymoure with the winning run. Mack Carver was stellar on the mound for the Leopards going 6 1/3 innings with 7 strike outs and only giving up 2 hits before Seymoure retired the final five batters. At the plate, De Queen was led by Bennett going 3 for 4 with the RBI double and 2 singles, followed by Woods with two singles and an RBI. Miller had a double and Carver had a single. Leopards are now 8-6 on the year and 4-2 in 5A South Conference play. Next up for the Leopards is a trip to Magnolia to take on the Panthers. First pitch is Friday at 4:30.
ASHDOWN PANTHERS SPORTS RESULTS 04-02-18
First Varsity Softball Second Varsity Softball Ashdown: 1 Genoa: 5 Varsity Baseball Ashdown: 1 Sheridan: 10 Isaac Cross Reporting
HUNGER’S NO GAME 5K/FUN RUN Kilpatrick Biomedical Engineering School is hosting its 2nd annual 5K/Fun Run to bring awareness to hunger in our community. The race will be held Saturday, April 14, 2018 at 9:00 a.m. Competitive 5K runners will travel down Jefferson Avenue and through the Nix Creek Trail close to Kilpatrick. Please see the website or stop by Kilpatrick to register for the fun! There will also be a one mile fun run for non-competitive runners. The entry fee for this race is 10 canned food items. All proceeds will be donated to Harvest Texarkana. Participants can register at https://www.raceentry.com/race-reviews/hungers-no-game-5kfun-run. Please see the Kilpatrick Facebook page for a link to the website and event page.
Please join us as we encourage our Kilpatrick scholars to be active members in the community by helping those in need! The first step to making our world a better place starts right here!
UA Cossatot to hold Basketball Tryout
Persons trying-out should visit cccua.edu/basketball and
complete an Athletic Information Request form and the Club
Sports Tryout Release Waiver. They should bring the waiver
to the tryout.
LEOPARDS vs CAMDEN FAIRVIEW RESCHEDULED Tuesday's game (April 3rd) against Camden Fairview has been moved up to today April 2nd!!!!!! First pitch is at 4:30 here in De Queen.
LADY LIONS DEFEAT GENOA CENTRAL LADY DRAGONS Huge Win tonight (March 30, 2018) as the Lady Lions defeat an #Elite Genoa Central Lady Dragon team 5-3! It was an incredible Softball game for all who watched it. Lady Lions 12-4 (4-0) will be on the road Monday (April 2nd) as they take on the Fouke Lady Panthers at 4:30! #BeElite
ASHDOWN SOFTBALL RESULTS 03/30/18
Varsity Softball Score
Isaac CrossLeopards Takes Early Lead In Victory Over Hope
BASSMASTERS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Congrats to Ty Gentry / Tell Burney and Dalton Miller/ Austin Little for qualifying for the Arkansas Bassmaster High School Fishing State Championship on Lake Ouchita!!
LADY LIONS DEFEAT FOREMAN LADY GATORS 03/27/18 Another Big Night for the Lady Lions as they defeated the Foreman Lady Gators 18-3! This improves the record to 11-4 (3-0). Huge showdown Friday Night as the Genoa Central Lady Dragons come to Lady Lion Yard at 5pm. We need a big crowd for this big game! #BeElite #PackTheYard
3rd Annual Presidential 5k Walk/Run
LADY LIONS DEFEAT THE COSSATOT RIVER LADY EAGLES 03/26/18 Another Conference win in the books! Lady Lions defeated the Cossatot River Lady Eagles 15-0 in 3 innings! Lady Lions are 10-4 (3-0) on the season and will travel to Foreman to take on the Lady Gators weather permitting Tuesday!
ASHDOWN RESULTS 03/26/18
Varsity Softball
LEOPARDS FALL TO WALNUT RIDGE AFTER SIXTH INNING SCORE
The Leopards struggled to contain the high-powered offense of Walnut Ridge, giving up eight runs.
Leopards fired up the offense in the first inning. Cade Arndt singled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run.
Cole led the Walnut Ridge to victory on the pitcher's mound. He lasted six and two-thirds innings, allowing two hits and two runs while striking out nine.
Drew threw one-third of an inning in relief out of the bullpen.
Mack Carver took the loss for Leopards. He surrendered five runs on seven hits over six and two-thirds innings, striking out four.
Hunter Earney and Arndt each collected one hit to lead Leopards.
Chaz went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Walnut Ridge in hits.
SALLISAW CAPTURES LEAD EARLY TO DEFEAT LEOPARDS Leopards watched the game slip away early and couldn't recover in an 11-1 loss to Sallisaw on Monday. Sallisaw scored on a walk by McTyre and a walk by Davis in the first inning. Leopards lost despite out-hitting Sallisaw five to three. Sallisaw scored four runs in the fourth inning. The offensive firepower by Sallisaw was led by Richards, Arzate, and Jones, all driving in runs in the inning. Richards earned the win for Sallisaw. He surrendered one run on five hits over six innings, striking out ten and walking zero. Hunter Earney took the loss for Leopards. He surrendered two runs on one hit over one inning, striking out one. Mack Carver led Leopards with two hits in three at bats.
LEOPARDS CLINCHES LEAD IN FOURTH INNING FOR VICTORY OVER KATE DUNCAN SMITH DAR
In the bottom of the fourth Hunter Earney singled on a 2-1
count, scoring one run. Kate Duncan Smith DAR got things started in the first inning. An error scored two runs for Kate Duncan Smith DAR. Leopards took the lead for good with two runs in the fourth inning. In the fourth Tyler Miller singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring one run. Leopards tallied four runs in the sixth inning. The offensive onslaught came from a fielder's choice by Quinshawn Bennett and a double by Earney. Miller was the winning pitcher for
Leopards. He allowed five hits and three runs over five
innings, striking out seven. Cade Arndt threw one inning in
relief out of the bullpen. Leopards totaled ten hits. Earney, Mack Carver, and Brennan Seymour all managed multiple hits for Leopards. Earney led Leopards with three hits in three at bats. Kate Duncan Smith DAR tallied seven hits
on the day. Mute and Camphea each collected multiple hits
for Kate Duncan Smith DAR. ASHDOWN BASEBALL/SOFTBALL SPORTS RESULTS Tuesday, March 20, 2018 Varsity Baseball Ashdown: 14 Horatio: 7 Monday, March 19, 2018 Varsity Baseball Pleasant Grove: 12 Ashdown: 1
Friday,
March 16, 2018
Leopards Defeat Hot Springs Game Summary 3/16/18
Hunter Earney was bad news for opposing pitchers on Friday,
driving in five on three hits to lead Leopards past Hot
Springs 11-1 on Friday. Earney drove in runs on a double in
the second, a single in the fourth, and a single in the
fifth.
Leopards pulled away for good with three runs in the second
inning. In the second Seymour doubled on a 1-1 count,
scoring one run and Earney doubled on the first pitch of the
at bat, scoring two runs.
Slate led Hot Springs with one hit in two at bats.
GREENLEE HIGH POINT WINNER AT DOMTAR PANTHER RELAYS 3/19/18 Ashdown High School student Jakarra Greenlee was high point winner for the girls in the Domtar Panther Relays on Thursday, March 15. 2018 All-State Basketball Recipients
Josie Burke made All Tournament Team
Ashdown Results
Varsity Baseball Score Varsity Softball Score Ashdown: 13 Arkadelphia: 2 Isaac Cross Reporting
Leopards Clinches Lead In Sixth Inning For Victory Over
Waldron Leopards took the lead late and defeated Waldron 5-3 on Monday. The game was tied at two with Leopards batting in the bottom of the sixth when Jesse Power singled on a 1-0 count, scoring two runs. Waldron got on the board in the first inning. L Carnley hit a solo homer. Tyler Miller pitched Leopards to victory. He allowed five hits and three runs over seven innings, striking out six. Hunt took the loss for Waldron. He surrendered three runs on four hits over five innings, striking out one. Miller went 2-for-3 at the plate to lead Leopards in hits. Leopards improve to 4-2 overall and 1-1 in conference play.
Leopard Soccer
Scores for games Friday 03/09/18
Arkansas High 0 Leopards 6
Arkansas High 0 Scores for Monday’s games. 03/12/18 Lady Leopards 6 Mena 0 Leopards 6 Mena 0 They will be traveling to El Dorado this afternoon. (03/13/18)
LADY LIONS DOWN PANTHERS
Monday afternoon, the Horatio Lady Lions improved to 6-4 overall and 2-0 in conference play with a 19-1 victory over the Ashdown Panthers.
The game was tied after the first inning with Horatio scoring the first run of the game on a RBI single off the bat of Laiken Emerson. Ashdown responded in their half of the inning when Kenya Wilson drove in Lannah Huddleston.
But, the Lady Lions exploded for 7 runs in the second, 4 in the third, and 7 in the fifth to claim the conference win.
LeAnn Beasley pitched 5 innings. She gave up one run on three hits, while striking out four. She was also 1 for 2 at the plate with one RBI.
The leading hitters for the Lady Lions were Maddie Rivas who went 4 for 4 with a RBI and Madison Olvey who was 3 for 4 with 5 RBIs.
Huddleston, Wilson and Brooklynn Smith all went 1 for 2 for the Panthers.
The Lady Lions improved to 2 and 0 in conference play, while Ashdown falls to 1 and 1.
ASHDOWN RESULTS 03/10/18
Shooting Sports: Varsity Baseball: Ashdown: 4 Pleasant Grove: 5 Varsity Softball: Runner up in the Southwest Sporting Goods Tournament!
03/09/18
Varsity Softball 03/08/18
Varsity Softball 03/07/18
Varsity Softball Varsity Baseball Ashdown: 7 Woodlawn: 3 Isaac Cross
ASHDOWN BASEBALL RESULTS 03/06/18
Varsity Baseball Score
Domtar Relays that were postponed due to weather have been rescheduled for 3:30pm today (Tuesday, 3/6) at the AHS Fred Jester Track.
HOPE'S 3RD ANNUAL PRESIDENTIAL 5K
The 3rd Annual Presidential 5k Walk/Run on the UA campus, 200 South Main in Hope. This year's theme is "Underneath the Starry Skies" as the race will take place into night fall on Saturday, April 14th. Sign in is 6:30 pm; race starts at 7:00. For more information or to register call: 870-777-4455 or visit www.nps.gov/wicl or www.uacch.edu Registration is FREE and will be capped at 150 racers. Registration is open through April 4, 2018.
Jr. High State Archery Results 03/06/18 All classifications shoot
together.
Ashdown Baseball Results 03/05/18
Junior Varsity Baseball
Upcoming Arkansas Razorback Basketball Schedule: Thursday, March 8th – Men’s Basketball vs South Carolina/Ole Miss winner – 8:00 PM CT Airtime *Friday, March 9th – Men’s Basketball vs Florida – 8:00 PM CT Airtime (only if Arkansas wins on Thursday / will be on primary satellite channel) *Saturday, March 10th – Men’s Basketball vs TBD – 2:00 PM CT Airtime (only if Arkansas wins on Thursday & Friday / on primary satellite channel) *Sunday, March 11th – Men’s Basketball vs TBD – 11:30 AM CT Airtime (only if Arkansas wins Thursday, Friday, and Saturday / on primary satellite channel) Leopards vs Danville Game Summary 3/3/18 4-Hit Day For Carver As Leopards Skirts Past Danville Mack Carver came to ballpark and meant business on Friday, tallying four hits and leading Leopards to a 14-4 win over Danville. Carver tripled in the first, doubled in the fourth, singled in the fifth, and singled in the sixth. Leopards opened up scoring in the first inning when Tyler Miller grounded out, scoring one run. In the top of the second inning, Danville tied things up at two when Stanley singled on a 2-2 count, scoring one run. Leopards took the lead for good with four runs in the third inning. In the third Carver grounded out, scoring one run, Brennan Seymour singled on a 3-2 count, scoring one run, and Jesse Power singled on a 3-1 count, scoring two runs. Leopards notched four runs in the fourth inning. Leopards's offense in the inning came from doubles by Carver and Isaiah Williamson, a single by Quinshawn Bennett, and an error on a ball put in play by Miller. Seymour pitched Leopards to victory. He allowed two hits and one run over two and a third innings, striking out four. Hunter Earney threw one and two-thirds innings in relief out of the bullpen. Calhey took the loss for Danville. He surrendered four runs on three hits over one-third of an inning, striking out one. Miller started the game for Leopards. He went two innings, allowing two runs on two hits and striking out two. Stanley started the game for Danville. He allowed five hits and five runs over two and a third innings, striking out two and walking one. Leopards racked up 13 hits in the game. Carver, Bennett, Williamson, and Power all collected multiple hits for Leopards. Carver went 4-for-5 at the plate to lead Leopards in hits. Leopards stole eight bases during the game as two players stole more than one. Power led the way with three. DeQueen was sure-handed and didn't commit a single error. Carver made the most plays with nine. Calhey led Danville with two hits in four at bats. "Powered by Narrative Science and GameChanger Media. Copyright 2018. All rights reserved."
LADY LIONS SOFTBALL RESULTS 03/05/18
Horatio Lady Lions went 2-1 in the Ashdown Invitational
Softball Tournament this weekend. In Game 1 Friday night
Horatio fell to the Liberty Eylau Lady Leopards 14-6. ASHDOWN VARSITY SPORTS 3/4/18
Varsity Boys Basketball
ASHDOWN BASKETBALL RESULTS 3/3/18
Leopards vs Lavaca Game Summary 3/2/18 Lavaca Captures Lead Early To Defeat Leopards Leopards watched the game slip away early and couldn't recover in a 4-2 loss to Lavaca on Friday. Lavaca took the lead on a double in the first inning. Leopards fired up the offense in the first inning, when Tyler Miller grounded out, scoring one run. Lanzo was credited with the victory for Lavaca. He allowed one hit and two runs over six innings, striking out 14 and walking one. Castor threw one inning in relief out of the bullpen. Castor recorded the last three outs to earn the save for Lavaca. Mack Carver took the loss for Leopards. He went four innings, allowing three runs on three hits and striking out 12. Brennan Seymour led Leopards with one hit in two at bats. "Powered by Narrative Science and GameChanger Media. Copyright 2018. All rights reserved."
ASHDOWN BASKETBALL RESULTS 3/1/18
Varsity Girls Basketball
THREE PITCHERS RALLY TOGETHER IN
NO-HITTER AS LEOPARDS DEFEAT FOREMAN Leopards didn't take the lead until later in the game. Hunter Earney grounded out, scoring one run. Foreman got things started in the second inning when Caleb Smith drew a walk, scoring one run. Leopards put up five runs in the third inning. Leopards batters contributing to the big inning included Carver, Jesse Power, and Colton Rogers, who all drove in runs. Carver was the winning pitcher for Leopards. He lasted three innings, allowing zero hits and zero runs while striking out seven and walking one. Earney threw three innings in relief out of the bullpen. Chance Gross took the loss for Foreman. He allowed three hits and seven runs over four innings, striking out five. Tyler Miller started the game for Leopards. He surrendered four runs on zero hits over one inning, striking out one. Earney went 2-for-4 at the plate to lead Leopards in hits. Miller led Leopards with three stolen bases, as they ran wild on the base paths with eight stolen bases.
REGIONAL ARCHERY RESULTS 02/23/18 JR HIGH TOP FIVE Armondo Lopez 258 Max Pinkerton 251 William Peppers 250 Jouquin Ambriz 243 Alexis Hall 242
Murfreesboro 3074 Wickes 3049 De Queen 2835
The Cubs qualified for State with a Top 3 Finish!
Reed Renfro 279 Dennis Peppers 272 Cooper Vallee 270 Amber Morris 267 Shaylon Loyd 266
Murfreesboro 3263 Acorn 3182 Genoa Central 3179 De Queen 3121
The Leopards missed making State by not finishing in the Top 3.
REGIONAL ARCHERY RESULTS 02/23/18
Jr High Top Five De Queen students:
Varsity Girls
Basketball 2/22/18
De Queen Lady Leopards advanced to the 5A-South Conference Semi Quarter Finals at Hot Springs High School after beating Magnolia Tuesday Night 02/20.
DE QUEEN ALUMNI GAME
RESCHEDULED 03/10 Ashdown Basketball Scores Feb 21, 2018 Varsity Boys
Basketball Score
De Queen Leopards vs. Horatio Lions Baseball game scheduled for tonight 02/20/18 has been cancelled.
Broadcast Schedule 02-19-18 to 02-24-18(Below)
Region 4-A South at Monticello High School Wednesday, February 21st 4:00 Monticello versus Mena Girls 5:30 Dumas versus Nashville Boys 7:00 Bauxite versus Star City Girls 8:30 Ashdown versus Monticello Boys Thursday, February 22nd 4:00 Ashdown versus Dumas Girls 5:30 Robinson versus Warren Boys 7:00 Warren versus Arkadelphia Girls 8:30 Star City versus Bauxite Boys
Region 3A South at Fordyce High School Wednesday, February 21st 4:00 Fordyce versus Genoa Central Girls 5:30 McGehee versus Gurdon Boys 7:00 Fouke versus Drew Central Girls 8:30 Centerpoint versus Smackover Boys Thursday, February 22nd 4:00 Prescott versus Smackover Girls 5:30 Prescott versus Junction City Boys 7:00 Junction City versus Cossatot River Girls 8:30 Drew Central versus Genoa Central Boys
Region 1A – 4 at Dierks High School Wednesday, February 21st 4:00 Kirby versus Western Yell County Girls 5:30 Kirby versus Western Yell County Boys 7:00 County Line versus Dierks Girls 8:30 Scranton versus Oden Boys Thursday, February 22nd 4:00 Scranton versus Mount Ida Girls 5:30 County Line versus Dierks Boys 7:00 Acorn versus St. Paul Girls 8:30 Acorn versus Hartford Boys
Cossatot Sr. Girls vs. Fouke Sr. Girls - Fouke won in a
thriller 54-52 and move on to the finals of the district
tournament at Cossatot Saturday night
Ashdown Basketball Scores Feb 12, 2018 Varsity Girls
Basketball Isaac Cross Reporting
7-4A TOURNEY AT JOE T. ROBINSON IN LITTLE ROCK Monday, February 12th 4:00 Ashdown versus Fountain Lake Girls 5:30 Ashdown versus Arkadelphia Boys 7:00 Mena versus Robinson Girls 8:30 Mena versus Robinson Boys Tuesday, February 13th 4:00 Nashville versus Arkadelphia Girls 5:30 Nashville versus Malvern Boys 7:00 Malvern versus Bauxite Girls 8:30 Bauxite versus Fountain Lake Boys Semi-finals on Thursday, Feb. 15th and Finals on Saturday, Feb. 17th
7-3A TOURNEY AT COSSATOT RIVER HIGH SCHOOL Monday, February 12th 5:00 Horatio versus Gurdon Girls 6:20 Horatio versus Fouke Boys Tuesday, February 13th 4:00 Fouke versus Gurdon-Horatio Winner Girls 5:20 Cossatot River versus Genoa Boys 6:40 Centerpoint versus Genoa Boys 8:00 Gurdon versus Horatio-Fouke winner Boys Thursday, February 15th 4:00 Cossatot River versus ______________ Girls 5:20 Prescott versus ____________ Boys 6:40 Prescott versus Genoa-Centerpoint winner Girls 8:00 Centerpoint versus Genoa-Cossatot River winner Boys Finals on Saturday, February 17th
7-1A WEST TOURNEY AT MOUNT IDA HIGH SCHOOL Monday, February 12th 5:00 Oden versus Mineral Springs Boys 6:20 Kirby versus Umpire Girls 7:40 Acorn versus Mount Ida Boys Tuesday, February 13th 5:00 Mount Ida versus Mineral Springs Girls 6:20 Dierks versus Umpire Boys 7:40 Dierks versus Oden Girls Thursday, February 15th 4:00 Acorn versus Dierks-Oden winner Girls 5:20 Kirby versus Mineral Springs-Oden winner Boys 6:40 Kirby-Umpire winner versus Mt Ida-Mineral Springs winner Girls 8:00 Dierks-Umpire winner versus Acorn-Mount Ida winner Boys Finals on Saturday, February 17th
De Queen Lady Leopards fall 51-49 to Lake
Hamilton Friday night, the Lake Hamilton Wolves and Lady Wolves spoiled De Queen’s senior night by defeating the Leopards and Lady Leopards in their final home game of the season. De Queen trailed by 5 at the half but the Lady Leopards pulled within 2 in the final period behind the scoring of Ashley Dykes. However, the Lady Wolves held off De Queen’s late surge to hold on to the two point victory. Dykes led all scorers with 18 points while Josie Burke scored 12 and Ashlyn Chambers added 8. Taylor Wells led the Lady Wolves in scoring with 12. In the boy’s game, Lake Hamilton defeated the Leopards 78-53. Hayden Harp led the Leopards in scoring with a strong second half. Harp scored 7 of his 11 points in the second half. Adjani (pronounced Add-Jon-E) Winton led the Wolves with 16 points.
Ashdown 9th Grade Basketball 02/09/18 9th
Grade Girls Basketball
Ashdown vs. Horatio 02/09/18 Varsity Girls Basketball Ashdown: 45 Horatio: 37 Varsity Boys Basketball Ashdown: 54 Horatio: 29 No Junior Varsity games Isaac Cross Reporting
THORNTON SIGNS WITH H.S.U.
Quinton Thornton, a
senior and two-year starter for the De Queen Leopards
football team, has signed an commitment to be a walk-on
player for Henderson State University in Arkadelphia this
fall.
Thornton is one of two players who represent De Queen in this year's All-Star game in June.
Above: Basketball Coach Jake Lee, Quinton, Football Coach
Stephen Sloan,
February 6, 2018
Ashdown vs. Nashville Ashdown: 19 Nashville: 16 Varsity Girls Basketball Ashdown: 49 Nashville: 47 Varsity Boys Basketball Ashdown: 51 Nashville: 42 No Junior Varsity Girls Isaac Cross Reporting
Feb 5, 2018
Ashdown 9th Grade Basketball Ashdown: 31 Fountain Lake: 14 District Championship 2/8 at 6:00 at Mena Ashdown 9th Grade Boys Basketball Ashdown: 46 Mena: 43 District Championship 2/8 at 7:15 at Mena Isaac Cross Reporting Ashdown @ Cossatot River 02/05/18 The Pantherettes were victorious Friday evening over the Lady Eagles in what was a spoiled Homecoming night for the host team. The Pantherettes opened up an 8 to 1 lead to start the game but the Lady Eagles came back, and the two teams swapped leads throughout the 2nd quarter before the end of the 1st half coming to an end with a 20-20 tie. In the 2nd half the Lady Eagles built up to a 6-point lead which they would hold onto throughout the 3rd quarter, but in the 4th quarter the Pantherettes began chipping away at the lead and finally tied the game at 40 with 6.7 seconds left in the game. Cambrey McCullough took what looked to be the last shot of regulation from three-point range with 3.2 seconds left in the game and missed but Adaysiah Thompson fought for the rebound and put up a prayer off the glass. As the siren sounded and time officially expired the ball dropped through the net and the Pantherettes pulled off the heart stopping victory 44-42 over the Lady Eagles. For the Lady Eagles, Jade Richardson led all scorers with (12) followed by Ashlen Gonzalez with (11), and Regan Richardson with (8). For the victorious Pantherettes, Adaysiah Thompson had (26) followed by (6) points by Cambrey McCullough, and (5) points a piece by Zakiah Rhone and Kenya Wilson. The excitement wasn’t over as in the nightcap game the Eagles came out determined to not let homecoming be completely spoiled and fought their way to a 44-41 victory over the Ashdown Panthers. Ashdown opened up a 6-point lead early in the game and looked like they were going to cruise to a victory but The Eagles came storming back in the 2nd quarter and took a 2-point lead into half time 21-19. In the 2nd half the Eagles built their own 6-point lead only to see it disappear to a 40-40 tie in late in the fourth, and it looked eerily similar too the Sr. Girls contest. However, the Eagles battled and Sophomore Center Coy Frachiseur stepped up with some huge plays to end the game blocking and causing turnovers. After a free-throw by Garrett Watkins gave the Eagles a 41-40 lead Ashdown came down the court and Lamar Wilkerson drove the left side of the lane to give them the lead, but Coy Frachiseur came up huge blocking the shot and taking possession and then taking the foul. Frachiseur then iced the game with 1.9 seconds left on the clock by hitting both free-throws and giving the eagles the final lead 44-41. Ashdown tried a desperation full-court 3-point shot that came up short and The Eagles saved homecoming night with heart stopping victory. For the Panthers, Kaiden Hunter led the scoring with (11), followed by Jimmy Dunn, Lamar Wilkerson and John Smith with (6) each. For the Eagles, Coy Frachiseur led the scoring with (15) followed by (13) by Cody Brown and (6) points a piece by Brayden Smith and Trenton Rosson.
De Queen Leopards vs. Hot Springs Trojans 02/05/18
Friday night the De Queen Leopards
played their best game of the season, but came up short
against the Trojans of Hot Springs. The Leopards lost 86-60
but got better has the game progressed.
ASHDOWN SPORTS Ashdown Wrestling:
Jr. Varsity Basketball:
Ashdown vs. Prescott
Ashdown vs. Nashville 01-29-18
9th Basketball Boys Ashdown: 30 Nashville: 34 9th Basketball Girls Ashdown: 12 Nashville: 14 Isaac Cross Reporting
Ashdown vs Mena 01/26/18
The Ashdown boys and girls basketball teams both won on
Friday night at home against Mena.
De Queen Leopard Archery
Results
Ashdown's 9th Grade
Basketball Game Scores 01/25/18
9th Basketball Boys
Ashdown vs Genoa 01/23/18
Varsity Boys Game
LEOPARD VS. EL DORADO 01-19-18
Maddie Martin hit a key 3-pointer and Ashley Dykes sank two
key free throws to help the De Queen Lady Leopards overcome
a 6-point deficit in the closing moments and defeat El
Dorado 46-43 in Friday.
Game Cancelled due to possible Inclement Weather Tonight's Horatio Basketball games scheduled at Eagletown have been cancelled and will not be rescheduled due to possible inclement weather.
Lady Leopards improve to 6-1 in
conference De Queen led 43-16 at the half and then poured in 18 points in the third period to put the Lady Backs away. Ashley Dykes and Josie Burke led the Lady Leopards in scoring with 15 points each. Maddie Martin scored 13 and Ashlyn Chambers contributed 7. Tierra Hollimon led Arkansas High in scoring with 17. In the boys contest, Arkansas High defeated the De Queen Leopards 69-37. Westin Harp had 19 points in the game with 12 points in the first half. Other Leopard scores were Mack Carver with 6, Hunter Earnest with 5 and Hayden Harp had 3. The Arkansas High Razorbacks were led in scoring by Fabian Philips with 23 points.
COSSATOT RIVER HIGH SCHOOL TOURNAMENT Caddo Hills vs Mt. Ida - The Caddo Hills Lady Indians successfully slayed the Mt. Ida Lady Lions, 63-58, Monday evening but it was not as easy as it seemed it was going to be. The Lady Lions came out swinging hard at the beginning of the game opening up a 7 point lead in the first quarter, but then the Lady Indians came back and the two teams traded blows and the lead changed 6 times through the first quarter and into the second until finally the Lady Indians pressure defense got the best of the Lady Lions and they closed the 1st half with a 14 point lead. The lead was increased to 21 by the of the 3rd quarter but that's when the Lion woke up and went on a 17-0 run to cut the lead to 4 with 4:32 left in the game. The stage was set for one of the greatest comebacks ever witnessed at the CRHS Invitational Tournament but unfortunately the Lady Lions ran out of gas and the Lady Indians held on to win and move on to the semi-final game 7 p.m. Thursday evening. The Lady Lions were led in scoring by Madison Smith with (19), followed by Braelynne Bates with (14) and Julie Burke with (9). For the Lady Indians it was Rachel Dumont that went into beast mode scoring (28) points and earning player of the game honors. Rebounds Mt. Ida; 13 offensive and 20 defensive = 33 total Caddo Hills; 14 offensive and 12 defensive = 26 total Turnovers Mt. Ida; 18 forced and 7 unforced Caddo Hills; 7 forced and 4 unforced
COSSATOT EAGLES VS ASHDOWN PANTHERS 01/05/18 - Cossatot Lady Eagles defeated the Ashdown Pantherettes with a final score of 43 – 34. For the Lady Eagles Ashlen Gonzalez led all scorers with (13), Raegan Richardson had (8) and Rhyen Martin had (7). For the Pantherettes Adaysia Thompson led scoring with (14), Cambre McCullough had (13) and Zakiya Rhone added (4). - In the Sr. Boys game, the Panthers took down the Eagles 56 – 24. Leading the Panthers was Lamar Wilkerson with (21) followed by John Smith with (13), with both Kaiden Hunter and Corvin Cook adding (6) to the winning effort. For the Eagles Cody Brown had (9), and four other Eagles players had (3) each; Juan Trinidad, Trenton Rosson, Coy Frachiseur and Gavin Ralls.
Cossatot Senior Invitational Tournament 01/06/18 - De Queen defeated Umpire in the opening game of the tournament Saturday 68 - 22, and ended a losing streak that had spanned the better part of nearly 2 years. Coach Lee and the Leopards move on to play Nashville Wednesday at 8:30. Marques Ester won player of the game honors. - Horatio defeated Umpire in the second game of the day 54 – 14 and move on to face Acorn Wednesday at 7 p.m. Cassidy Rankin of the Horatio Lady Lions took home player of the game honors. - In the third contest of the day it was the Cossatot Eagles taking on the Lions of Mt. Ida. The Eagles were victorious against the Lions with a final score of 64 -40 Cossatot leading scorers: Trenton Rosson (19), Juan Trinidad (13), Cody Brown (12); Trenton Rosson earned player of the game honors. Mount Ida Leading Scorer: Colton Stipe (7), 3 players scored (6) Dakota Ashley, Daniel Norman and Gage Dyar. Cossatot also outrebounded Mt. Ida 41 to 21.
ASHDOWN FOOTBALL PLAYERS SELECTED FOR 2017 OFFENSE-DEFENSE ALL-AMERICAN BOWL
Ashdown High School Football was well represented with players Chris French, Cody Barton and Patrick Christopher playing in the OD All-American Bowl on Saturday December 30th in New Orleans, LA.
While attending an Offense-Defense Football Camp in Dallas this summer, Cody Barton, of Ashdown, was named an Offense-Defense All-American Most Valuable Player (MVP) and was invited to participate in the 12th Annual Offense-Defense Bowl December 27th-30th in New Orleans. This is Cody's second year to receive this prestigious honor as he was invited and competed in the 11th Annual All-American Bowl in Atlanta, GA in 2016 whereby his team, the "Blitz," were victorious in winning their 2016 Bowl Game.
French and Christopher have been named to the 2017 Offense-Defense All-American Bowl and invited to participate in the 12th Annual Offense-Defense Bowl Week festivities taking place this December in New Orleans, LA. French and Christopher were selected for this honor from an outstanding group of thousands of athletes across the country, their outstanding play this season representing Ashdown, validating the Offense-Defense Bowl Selection Committee's choice in selecting them for the All-American Bowl game. The Offense-Defense All-American Bowl is the culmination of a weeklong of events for the athletes. Prior games have featured current NFL pros such as Heisman Trophy winners Lamar Jackson and Cam Newton, as well as Joe Haden, Dez Bryant and many others before they were collegiate and later professional stars. 01/04/18
Foreman Gators Win State Championship Quarterback Kyren Batey rushed for 211 yards and two touchdowns as the Foreman Gators avenged a regular season loss to Mount Ida, and claimed the Class 2A State Football Championship 24-21 over the Lions Friday night, December 12th in Little Rock's War Memorial Stadium. Mount Ida was the defending state champion, and came into the game undefeated. After a wild first quarter that saw the Gators and Lions ited at 14, the defenses settled in. The Gators took a 17-14 lead at half on a 30 yard field goal. The Gators extended the lead to 24-14 in the fourth quarter. Mount Ida scored late to pull to within three points at 24-21, but the Gators held on to win the school's first football state championship. Congratulations to Coach Mark King and the Foreman Gators!
2017 Rotary Cup Awarded to Hunter Earney
The presentation of the Rotary Cup has been a De Queen Leopards football tradition since 1936. At Monday’s noon meeting of the Club, “The Voice of the Leopards” Jay Bunyard presented the 2017 award to tailback and outside linebacker Hunter Earney.
Earney was named to the 2017 Class 5A All State Team as he rushed for 1,388 yards and 17 touchdowns on 202 carries. He’s the first Leopard to top the thousand yard rushing mark since 2011. Defensively, Earney recorded 55 tackles, and had a key interception return for a touchdown against Nashville. In the 49-42 upset win over the Scrappers, Earney also rushed for 292 yards and four touchdowns.
Earney was a member of the 2017 track team that won a state championship. He was all-conference in baseball, and he’s a member of this year’s Leopard basketball team.
Earney, the son of Chad and Chayla Earney, also excels in the classroom. He has a grade point average of 3.70, and he’s a member of the National Honor Society.
Bunyard says the award is based on four criteria: involvement in other sports and school activities; character and leadership; scholastic achievements; and performance on the football field.
After graduation in May, Earney plans to attend the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, and major in accounting.
Past recipients of the Rotary Cup include:
Farm Bureau Insurance is pleased to announce the winners for the 2017 Farm Bureau Insurance Awards. The Farm Bureau Insurance Awards honor Arkansas' top offensive player, defensive player and coach of the year for each classification. The veteran staff at Hooten's Arkansas Football selected three finalists for each category, and those 45 finalists and their families were invited to attend the Farm Bureau Awards in North Little Rock. Farm Bureau Insurance Executive Vice President and General Manager David L. Moore said, "We congratulate our 15 winners. All 45 finalists represent some of the best coaches and student-athletes in our state. Farm Bureau Insurance is proud to honor excellence as the title sponsor of this outstanding event." Farm Bureau Insurance has supported education and community involvement in Arkansas for more than 65 years. 2017 FBIA FINALISTS (winners in CAPS)
2A OFFENSE
SIGNING DAY FOR TWO
Coaches Chad Lites, Leslie Simmons and Coach Tracy Neely look on as two Lady Leopard softball players sign Letters of Intent to play college ball Wednesday, November 8th at the #1 Country studios.. Jessica Williams signed with University of Louisiana-Monroe and Reisa Bakenhus signed with Arkansas Tech-Russellville. Both girls were members of the 2017 Class 5A State Championship team. Jessica is the daughter of James and Melinda Williams. Reisa is the daughter of Randy and Gaythy Bakenhus.
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The
Softball game with Murfreesboro Lady Rattlers scheduled for today
(4/13) has been cancelled according to Coach Tracy Nealy. Therefore, the Home Run Derby that was to follow the game has been
moved to NEXT Friday, April 20th following the game with Arkansas
High.
Chris French
Patrick Christopher
