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| "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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PEE WEE SOCCER PARENTS MEETING The De
Queen Pee Wee Soccer Parents meeting will be held Friday Sep 17th at the
community building in Herman Dierks park at 5:00 pm.
You see the paw prints being painted down 9th street leading to Leopard Stadium! Melanie Marshall painting paw prints on
9th street. Emily Covington and Thomas Young
Results of Golf Tourney held last weekend to benefit De Queen Athletic Booster Club
Championship Flight - Tie Matt Shott --120 JJ Reese Jason Barker
Kyle Dean --120 Brennan Watkins Braxton Watkins
1st Flight -- Tie
Joe Baker ---135 Jeff Baker Ron Williams
Dennis Arndt---135 Tommy Williams Micah Martin
2nd Flight
Jeff Woods---135 Mitchell Morphew Greg Revels
Bill Blackwood---144 Brian Blackwood Jeff Holcombe
Terrell Pankey DQCC owner Individual Hole Winners Brennan Watkins Hole No. 7--Longest Putt JJ Reese Hole No. 2--Longest Drive Jeff Wood Hole No. 9 Closest to the line Kyle Dean Hole No. 1-- Closest to the hole Brian Van Winkle Hole No. 8 Closest to the hole Braxton Watkins Hole No. 3--Closest to the hole(2nd shot)
INFORMATION NEEDED
De Queen Schools and Police Department are asking if anyone knows who ran into or pulled down the fence surrounding the practice field at the football stadium sometime between 9 pm Friday night and 6 am Saturday morning to contact the School administration office at 584-4312 or De Queen Police Department at 642-2210.
2010 HORATIO FOOTBALL
Horatio Lions B ooster Club members are selling T0shirts, tickets for their annual Gun Lottery which includes the following guns: Ruger 10/22 .22 caliber rifle, CVA Wolf muzzleloader, Marlin 7 mm Youth bolt-action rifle, Remington 870 12 gauge, and forms to fill out to buy a paw print to be painted on the road in front of the football field. Paw Prints will be painted on August 28th starting at 8:00 am and the could use volunteers to help.On August 26th Horatio will host a Jr. High and Sr. High Scrimmage against Fouke. Action starts at 6 pm. A Super Fan will be selected at each Jr. high and Sr. High home game this year. The winner will receive a Super Fan T-shirt. So plan to make a lot of noise when you attend the Lion home games.
Sportsplex- Early Registration for Football For All 3rd-6th graders wanting to play Pee-Wee
Football This time is designated for those wanting to sign up and register to play pee wee football. If you have already signed up, this time will be used to do pre-fittings for pads. Remember there is a $65 fee, and we will need a copy of your child’s birth certificate in order to get them registered. Also, we are still taking soccer registration forms. For any questions contact the De Queen Parks Office at 870-642-4140.
2ND ANNUAL
To sign up or for information call
DE QUEEN COACHING ASSIGNMENTS De Queen will have five football coaches at the Senior High level, and three football coaches for the Junior High Cubs for the 2010 season. Leopards head football coach Sam Goodwin will also work with the offensive line and quarterbacks. Doug Shott returns as offensive coordinator, and will work with running backs. Joe Baker has been promoted to defensive coordinator, and will work with defensive linemen and linebackers. Jonathon Lindsey returns to work with the secondary and tight ends. Matt Shott moves from Junior High to Senior High, and will work with wide receivers. Stephen Sloan returns as head coach of the Junior High Cubs. He'll again be assisted by Richard Bell. Adam Matthews is a new member of the Cubs staff. Matthews, a former Horatio athlete, has football coaching experience at Mineral Springs. He joins the De Queen staff after coaching and teaching at Lockesburg last year. The Leopards open at Mena on September third.
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LEOPARDS BEGIN TWO-A-DAYS
New De Queen Leopards head coach Sam Goodwin and his staff welcomed 44 athletes to the start of the 2010 high school football season Monday morning with the launch of two-a-day practices. Conditioning will be important as the Leopards endure triple digit temperatures in the August heat.
Coach Goodwin and the team will participate in their "annual boot camp" starting Wednesday night, as the team will stay together for a few days and nights at Leopard Arena. Coach Goodwin is starting his first year at De Queen after successful coaching stints at the high school and college levels. Most recently, he was the Athletic Director at Henderson State University. The Leopards return three offensive and four defensive starters from a team that went 7-5 in 2009. The Leopards are learning new schemes, as they'll operate out of the Pro-I offensively, and with a 4-2-5 look on defense this fall.
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