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Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 11/13

Monday, November 13^th – The Razorbacks basketball team hosts Old Dominion in Fayetteville at 7:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett and Matt Zimmerman is at 6:30 on your #1 Country 92.1.

Tuesday, November 14^th – The De Queen senior teams open up the basketball season in the Coliseum against Mena. Following a 7^th grade boys and junior varsity contest at 4:30, Toney Stowers and Greg Revels will have the play-by-play of the senior action starting at around 6:00 on your #1 Country 92.1.

Wednesday, November 15^th – Catch the one-hour show – Sam Pittman Live at 7:00 as the Hogs football coach previews Saturday’s Florida International game on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1.

Friday, November 17^th – High school sports coverage gets underway at 4:20 on #1 Country 92.1 and on AM 1390/FM 104.5 and later at 5:00 on 102.1 The Good Path. We kick things off with the Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air with Greg Revels and Toney Stowers taking a look at the high school football and basketball contests around the area.

…At around 5:30, AM 1390/FM 104.5 go live to Cossatot River High School for the senior high basketball action between the De Queen Leopards and Lady Leopards and the Cossatot River Eagles and Lady Eagles. Toney Stowers and Greg Revels have the call.

…At 6:00 on 102.1 the Good Path, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the playoffs around the Natural State.

…At 6:30, 102.1 The Good Path goes live to Dewitt as the Ashdown Panthers battle the Dewitt Dragons in the 4A State Playoffs at 7:00. Jim Cross and Darrell Coker will have all the play-by-play action.

…Meanwhile also at 6:30, #1 Country 92.1 goes live with Chuck Barrett and Matt Zimmerman to Fayetteville as the Hogs basketball team hosts North Carolina – Greensboro at 7:00.

…Then at 10:00… It’s the two-hour Simmons Bank High School Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every playoff contest.

Saturday, November 18^th – The Arkansas Razorbacks football team hosts Florida International in Fayetteville at 6:30. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 3:30 Saturday afternoon on your Southwest Arkansas Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.

Friday Night Football Playoffs – Second Round 11/17

Ashdown at Dewitt…Live on 102.1 The Good Path

Action Featuring 5A South Teams:

Mills University at Little Rock Parkview

And in Southeast Oklahoma:

Kansas at undefeated Idabel

Ashdown Rallies to Win Playoff Opener at Blytheville 11/10

The Ashdown Panthers made the 5-hour trip across the state as double digit underdogs to battle the Blytheville Chickasaws in the opening round of the Class 4A state playoffs.  Blytheville led 14 to 8 at halftime in a well-played first half.  Ashdown received the opening kickoff and fumbled on the first play from scrimmage and Blytheville’s Roy Brown scored from 20 yards out to make the score 20 to 8, seemingly grabbing all the momentum.  However, the Panthers would score the next four touchdowns and hold the Chickasaws scoreless the rest of the game.  Superman Quarterback Grayson Porter accounted for all 5 touchdowns (3 on the ground- with runs of 55, 5 and 21 yards) and 2 touchdowns passes to Braeden Walton covering 14 and 16 yards.  The offensive line once again shined with 279 yards rushing (Avry Buster, Wyatt Jones, Colton Rowe, Gary Jerkins and Radarius Norman) opening up holes for QB Grayson Porter to account for 189 on the ground.  Grayson finished with 309 yards in total offense and also played end and linebacker on defense.  Defensively, Cheldon Thompson was a lock down corner holding their star receiver to 2 catches, and Cheldon made several great defensive plays including one knockdown in the end zone.  Landry Patrick, Coi Williams, Caleb Blakenship, Tatum Johnson, Ty Marks, Nash Brown and Hayden Zeigler played well against a Blytheville team that had an amazing amount of team speed.  The Panthers play in the second round Friday on the road against the Dewitt Dragons. The game can be heard on 102.1 The Good Path with the Pre-Game show beginning at 6:30.

Friday Night Football Playoffs Scores 11/10

Ashdown rallied past Blytheville 38-20

In the 5A South Conference:

Little Rock Parkview shut out Alma 35-0

And in Southeast Oklahoma:

Wagoner hammered Broken Bow 57-7

Undefeated Idabel doubled up Henryetta 28-14

Home Conference Opener vs. Trinity Christian

Legacy wins 2, drops 1–Lofton siblings are high scorers

It was an exciting night of basketball as Legacy Academy opened up conference play at home against the Warriors of Texarkana’s Trinity Christian School. The action started with junior boys trading blows in an overtime thriller. Silas Lofton led the home team with 25 points, aided by Justise Burton who added 9 points and 10 rebounds and Giovanni Suarez who scored 7 points with 10 rebounds. Legacy grabbed the win with a final score of 41-39 for this barnburner. Trinity’s JR Smith connected on a game high of 28 points.

The Senior High Lady Warriors were next to take the court, getting off to a slow start. After trailing 14-9 in the first, Oaklee Lofton set the court on fire, scoring 17 of her team’s 19 in the second to take a commanding 28-21 lead. The ending of the game was not without its own drama as the leading scorer for the game fouled out in the fourth quarter. Her team held on to their lead, closing out the game with a final score of 51-37. Lofton led all scorers with 34 points and grabbed a double-double with 10 rebounds. For the visitors, Trinity’s Dougan and Barr had 19 and 15 points respectively.

The final matchup of the night saw both teams get off to an extremely slow start, with the visiting Trinity team leading 11-7. Both teams fared better in the second, with the score at the half holding at 21-35, favoring the guests. The home team stormed out of the gate in the third quarter, closing the gap to as few as 6. Legacy Academy’s Freshman Manolo Vazquez and Sophomore Everrette Martz led all scorers with 26 and 23 points respectively, Martz added 13 rebounds to grab a double double. Trinity athletes, Aiden Cobb and Gavin Owen scored 21 and 20 respectively. Legacy fell short in the end after a strong fourth quarter run by the Texarkana, with a final score of 56 to 76.

S. Lofton shoots 3 points for the Junior Boys

O. Lofton makes a lay-up on the team’s way to a double-digit win.

Legacy Drops Two in First Home game
Lady Warriors’ Lofton drops 51 points

Legacy Academy hosted Blevins for its first home games of the regular season Friday night November 3rd. The Lockesburg teams kicked the season off with some early season jitters for the young teams but fell short of winning either game. The fans were encouraged by the pontenial promise of both clubs.  The Lady Warriors started slow and found themselves down by 20 as one point in the first quarter. Legacy outscored Blevins in the second and third quarter, closing the game to a 4 point margin at one point early in the 4th. The  Blevins ladies found their groove in time to finish for the win, outscoring the home team 12-4 in the last 3 minutes of the quarter. Blevins’ girls picked up the victory by 9 in the end with a final score of 68-59. Junior Oaklee Lofton led the Lady Warriors with an astounding 51 points and 22 rebounds! Maddie Lowrey and Libbie Bartek both contributed 8 rebounds for the team. #3 Williamson led Blevins with 37 points, followed by 11 points from Glenn and 10 from Philips. Hernandez led Blevins’ ladies with 12 rebounds.

In the boys action, the Warriors stumbled out the gate and were behind by twenty at the end of the 1st quarter. Both teams scored 15 in the second quarter, putting the home team in the locker room down by twenty at halftime. In spite of a much stronger second half, the young team couldn’t recover enough to grab a win. Turnovers and the weak first quarter sealed the game. Sophomore Everrette Martz led the young team with 27 points, followed by freshman Manolo Vazquez with 24 points. Freshman Jude Gallagher led the Warriors with 9 rebounds. With no seniors and 1 junior, the Warriors are a young team, with players new to senior high play. Javier Gomez led the Blevins club with 19 points, followed by Decameron Brown with 15, Xavier Bazzelle with 12, and Rylee Powell with 11. Blevins won the game by a score of 77-61.

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 11/06

Monday, November 6^th – The Razorbacks basketball team officially opens the season against Alcorn State in Fayetteville at 7:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett and Matt Zimmerman is at 6:30 on your #1 Country 92.1. 

Tuesday, November 7^th – Catch the one-hour show – Eric Musselman Live at 7:00 as the Hogs basketball coach previews Friday’s contest against Gardner-Webb on your Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1. 

Wednesday, November 8^th – Catch the one-hour show – Sam Pittman Live at 7:00 as the Hogs football coach previews Saturday’s Auburn game on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1. 

Friday, November 9^th – High school football coverage gets underway at 5:00 on 102.1 The Good Path. We kick things off with the Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air with Greg Revels and Toney Stowers taking a look at the high school football contests around the area as well as previewing the upcoming basketball season. 

…At 6:00 on 102.1, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the playoffs around the Natural State. 

…At 6:30, 102.1 The Good Path goes live to Blytheville as the Ashdown Panthers battle the Blytheville Chickasaws in the 4A State Playoffs at 7:00. Jim Cross and Darrell Coker will have all the play-by-play action. 

…Meanwhile also at 6:30, #1 Country 92.1 goes live with Chuck Barrett and Matt Zimmerman to Fayetteville as the Hogs basketball team hosts Gardner-Webb at 7:00. 

…Then at 10:00… It’s the two-hour Simmons Bank High School Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every playoff contest. 

Saturday, November 11^th – The Arkansas Razorbacks football team hosts the Auburn Tigers in Fayetteville at 3:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 12 Noon Saturday on your Southwest Arkansas’ Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1. 

…Meanwhile…The Ouachita Baptist Tigers host the Henderson State Reddies in the Annual Battle of the Ravine at Cliff Harris Stadium in Arkadelphia at 1:00. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 12 Noon on 102.1 The Good Path and on the KILX App.

Playoff Action on November 10th

Legacy Academy’s cross-country teams achieved great success at the HCAA State Meet on October 27. Both the Junior Girls and Junior Boys teams brought home the team championships, and six individuals received Top 10 medals. This marks an impressive conclusion to the Warriors’ first season and gives a glimpse of the program’s potential for future success.

The athletes arrived at John Brown University on Thursday to prepare for the meet. They were aware of the challenging course, designed to test their abilities, which would be made even more difficult due to the tough weather conditions. A total of 21 HCAA teams and 321 registered participants took part in the event.

The Senior Girls category started the race at 9:40. Maddie Lowrey from Legacy Academy displayed great sportsmanship by assisting another athlete on the trail. Despite this act of kindness, she managed to secure 5th place in the 1A/2A division. Coach Webb stated, ” Lowrey has been a valuable leader for the younger girls on the team, and her presence will be missed next year.” Following the Senior Girls, Legacy’s Senior Boys, including James Bartek, Gabe Cox, and Cameron Ogé, competed. Bartek achieved a new personal record, while the other two boys came close to setting their own personal records on the demanding course.

Next up were the Junior Girls, consisting of Libbie Bartek, Jocelyn Cisneros, Vivian Garner, Reagan Ogé, and A’Niyah Pryor. These girls showcased the dedication and spirit instilled in Legacy students, winning the HCAA 1A/2A State Championship title and earning two individual medals. Bartek secured 2nd place, closely followed by Pryor in 7th place. Pryor demonstrated incredible determination by overtaking five girls in a final sprint to the finish line, making a significant contribution to her team’s score. With rising temperatures and humidity, the morning concluded with the largest race of the day, the Junior Boys. Justise Burton, Jude Gallagher, Silas Lofton, Chris Real, Lane Thornton, Manny Toledano, and Rowan Weber represented Legacy. Burton achieved an impressive 7th place overall and 2nd place in the 1A/2A division. Gallagher and Lofton engaged in a thrilling race, pushing each other all the way to the finish line and overtaking three athletes in the final sprint, earning 5th and 6th place medals respectively, with Lofton finishing less than a second behind his teammate. Weber also secured a top-ten medal, claiming 9th place. With these exceptional individual achievements, the Legacy Junior Boys brought home the 1A/2A HCAA State Championship title.

Coach Webb expressed, “Each athlete’s performance today, as well as throughout the entire season, deserves recognition. I am incredibly proud of them! Considering this was our first Cross Country season and we didn’t start practicing until late August, these kids have made remarkable progress and improvements since their first practice. It has been an honor to play a small role in helping them develop skills and endurance over the past few months, which were necessary for them to achieve their personal goals.”

Legacy Academy’s Athletics program values determination, endurance, stewardship, and excellence above winning. Physical games and competitions serve as a means to steward what has been given to us and teach us how to pursue God in our daily lives. As the Bible says, “Run in such a way as to win the prize” (1 Corinthians 9:24).

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 10/30

Monday, October 30^th – Catch the one-hour show – Eric Musselman Live at 7:00 as the Hogs basketball coach previews the upcoming season on #1 Country 92.1.

Wednesday, November 1^st – Catch the one-hour show – Sam Pittman Live at 7:00 as the Hogs football coach previews Saturday’s Florida game on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1.

Thursday, November 2^nd – High school football coverage gets underway at 6:00 on #1 Country 92.1 and on AM 1390/FM 104.5.

…At 6:00, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around the Natural State.

…At 6:30, #1 Country 92.1 goes live to Leopard Stadium where De Queen hosts the Arkansas High Razorbacks for Senior Night at 7:00. Jay, Greg, and Toney will have the play-by-play.

…Meanwhile, AM 1390/FM 104.5 go live to Prescott with Phillip Fields and Conner Cowen as the Horatio Lions battle the Prescott Curley Wolves at 7:00.

…The Ashdown Panthers enjoy an open date as they prepare for the upcoming state play-offs that begin on November 10^th.

Friday, November 3^rd – It’s the two-hour Simmons Bank High School Football Scoreboard Show at 10:00 as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every game from around the state on your #1 Country 92.1.

Saturday, November 4^th – The Arkansas Razorbacks football team travels to Gainesville to battle the Florida Gators at 11:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 8:00 Saturday morning on your Southwest Arkansas’ Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.

…Meanwhile…The Ouachita Baptist Tigers host Oklahoma Baptist at Cliff Harris Stadium in Arkadelphia at 1:00. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 12 Noon on 102.1 The Good Path and on the KILX App.

Ashdown Downs Mena 34-20 10/27

The Ashdown Panthers played host to the Mena Bearcats Friday for homecoming at Dick Hays Stadium with a four seed at stake in the upcoming Class 4A State Play-offs, and the Panthers prevailed 34-20.  Both teams traded body blows in the first half and went to intermission tied at 14.  The third quarter was scoreless, but the Panthers exploded for three 4th quarter touchdowns with a 37-yard run from Hayden Zeigler, along with two touchdown passes from Grayson Porter covering 49 yards to Carson Horn and a four-yard toss to Caleb Blakenship.  Grayson finished with four touchdowns: two on the ground and two in the air to finish with 153 yards passing.  The offensive line was a big story on the night with Avery Buster, Wyatt Jones, Gary Jerkins, Colton Rowe, Ernie Merell and Radarius Norman leading the Panthers to a season high 191 yards rushing.  Zeigler led the balanced ground attack with 74 yards.  Braeden Walton led the Panthers with six receptions for 50 yards. On defense, cornerback Cheldon Thompson had a momentum changing interception in the 3rd quarter to go along with two other second half deflections.  Zeigler, Nash Brown, Caleb Blakenship and Tremmel Williams stood out defensively.  The Panthers conclude the regular season with a 4-5 record and clinch the #4 seed in the upcoming Class 4A State Playoffs.  The Panthers enjoy an open date Friday and will go on the road to battle an opponent still to be determined in the opening round of the playoffs on November 10th.

De Queen Challenges Magnolia Before Falling 28-14 10/27

A determined De Queen football team played their best game of the season Friday night in Magnolia before falling to the Panthers 28-14. The Leopards played a clean first half with no penalties and no turnovers to tie the game at seven at intermission. The De Queen score came on a seven-yard run by Ulyces Coto to cap a nine-play 54-yard drive midway through the second quarter. Magnolia came out in the second half with a sense of urgency as the Panthers scored on their first three possessions in the third quarter to race to a 28-7 lead. The Leopards didn’t quit, however. After Noah Verela recovered a muffed punt by Magnolia, De Queen marched 32 yards in seven plays with the touchdown coming on a one-yard sneak by quarterback Cole Binkley. Angel Gonzalez was a perfect two-for-two on extra-point kicks. Magnolia was able to run out the clock in the fourth quarter to secure the victory. The story of the game was the De Queen defense. Sophomore Jake Martin, our McDonalds Player of the Game, was credited with 18 tackles and a fumble recovery. Ulyces Coto had 16 tackles, giving him 93 for the season. He needs seven tackles in the upcoming Thursday night game against Arkansas High to top the century mark for the season. Jonathan Bahena and Kyle Williamson were credited with nine tackles each. Williamson, another sophomore, had four tackles for loss including two quarterback sacks. Luke Pearce recovered a fumble as the Leopards won the turnover margin for the first time this season – three to none. It’ll be Senior Night Thursday at Leopard Stadium as De Queen closes out the season against Arkansas High at 7:00.

Other High School Football Scores from Friday 10/27

Junction City rolled over Horatio 62-21

Antlers blanked Valliant 12-0

De Queen Cross Country Wins State Championship 10/23

The Sr. Girls and Sr. Boys both won their conference meet, Monday, October 23rd. This is the 7th consecutive championship for the boys and the 6th in a row for the girls.

These kids got All Conference at the meet.

Alyssa Neal 1st Place

Presli Young

Jaide Tatum

Aiylene Hernandez

Alexa Monroy

Jaden Valdez

Randy Rodriguez 1st Place

Jakrys Munoz

Adrian Martinez

Cruz Arteaga

William Peppers

Brian Recendis

Yahir Ramirez

Cubs Fall to Magnolia 35-24 10/24

The De Queen junior high Cubs closed out their season Tuesday night, October 24th, at Leopard Stadium with a 35-24 loss to Magnolia in action heard live on your #1 Country 92.1.

The big story of the night was our McDonalds Player of the Game Luis Sotelo, who rushed for 218 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries. And for the season, Sotelo surpassed the 1,000 yard mark with a total of 1,091 yards rushing, despite playing in the equivalent of only six games while he battled a high ankle sprain injury. Sotelo scored on runs of 43, 19, and 44 yards to put touchdowns on the scoreboard for the Cubs. Draiden Bennett rushed for a pair of two-point conversions. John Maturino passed to Jordan Ladesma for another conversation as the Cubs went a perfect three-for-three in two-point conversion attempts on the night.

Turnovers plagued the Cubs as Magnolia scored on a 45-yard “scoop and score” and a 25-yard “pick six” to pull away for the 35-24 victory.

With the exception of one game, the Cubs played competitive football throughout the season. Coaches Drew Dykes and Reid Maag did a nice job with the team.

Leopards Head Coach Richard Bell says the 30 ninth graders on the junior high roster will have the option of moving up to play for the varsity in the final two senior high football games, going into junior high basketball, or starting their offseason conditioning and weightlifting program.

Legacy Grabs First Place at Waldron XC Meet

On Tuesday, October 17th, The Legacy Warriors Cross Country teams took part in its final meet before the HCAA State Championship. A beautiful sunny afternoon welcomed the athletes to the Tri-County Invitational at Waldron High School, and Legacy had five athletes place in the Top 10 as well as a 1st place showing by the Junior Boys team.

In their nascent season, the Warriors are improving each week, with athletes improving their best times every single time they compete! Congratulations to Libbie Bartek who finished 8th in the Junior Girls race, to Justise Burton, Jude Gallagher and Silas Lofton who finished 2nd, 5th and 10th in the Junior Boys race, to Oaklee Lofton who finished 3rd in the Senior Girls race, and to Everrette Martz who finished 18th in the Senior Boys race!

Coach Webb said, “Seeing our athletes work hard and play hard makes us so proud of them! They are pioneering something brand new for us at Legacy, and their commitment is wonderful to see. They are not just getting stronger physically, but it is firstly an offering of sacrifice and obedience to God – do all things unto the Lord and not just unto man!”

Legacy Academy athletics programs are founded upon the building of character in our students, teaching them the value of a team, and the importance of being a selfless, team-minded member. The Cross Country program has the same core philosophy running throughout, and it is already bearing fruit in the lives – and legs! – of our students.

Tri-County Invitational Race Participants

Junior Girls

Libbie Bartek (8th place)

Reagan Ogé

A’Niyah Pryor

Vivian Garner

Jocelyn Cisneros

Junior Boys

2nd place – Justise Burton

5th place – Jude Gallagher

10th place – Silas Lofton

Manny Toledano

Chris Real

Senior Girls

3rd place – Oaklee Lofton

Maddie Lowery

Senior Boys

18th place – Everrette Martz

James Bartek

Gabe Cox

Cameron Ogé

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 10/23

Tuesday, October 24^th – The De Queen Cubs close out their season at home against Magnolia at 7:00. After an 8^th grade game at 5:30, the pregame show with Toney and Greg begins at 6:45 on your #1 Country 92.1. 

Thursday, October 26^th – The Ouachita Baptist Tigers travel to Bethany, Oklahoma to battle Southern Nazarene at 6:00. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 5:00 Thursday on 102.1 The Good Path. 

Friday, October 27^th – Seven hours of the most comprehensive high school football coverage on the airwaves gets underway at 5:00 on #1 Country 92.1, 102.1 The Good Path, and on AM 1390/FM 104.5. We kick things off with the Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air with Greg and Toney taking a closer look at the high school football contests around the area. 

…At 6:00, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around the Natural State. 

…At 6:30, #1 Country 92.1 goes live to Magnolia where De Queen battles the Magnolia Panthers at 7:00. Jay, Greg, and Toney will have the play-by-play. 

…Meanwhile, 102.1 The Good Path and the KILX App go live to Dick Hays Stadium with Jim Cross and Darrell Coker as Ashdown hosts Mena at 7:00. 

…And finally, AM 1390/FM 104.5 go live to Junction City with Phillip Fields and Conner Cowen as the Horatio Lions battle the Junction City Dragons at 7:00. 

…At 10:00 Friday, it’s the two-hour Simmons Bank Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every game from around the state.

Saturday, October 28^th – The Arkansas Razorbacks football team has a bye week. However, the Hogs basketball team will host the Purdue Boilermakers in an exhibition contest in Bud Walton Arena at 3:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett and Matt Zimmerman is set for 2:30 Saturday on your Southwest Arkansas’ Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.

Other High School Football Scores from Friday 10/20

Gurdon outlasted Horatio 29-20

Poyen pounded Dierks 36-16

Murfreesboro blanked Foreman 60-0

Mineral Springs manhandled Mount Ida 52-13

Nashville whipped Waldron 54-6

Mena slammed Fouke 37-13

In the 5A South Conference:

Little Rock Parkview beat Magnolia 42-0 Thursday

Hot Springs upended Arkansas High 50-14

Camden Fairview handled Hope 48-14 

And in Southeast Oklahoma:

Idabel clobbered Antlers 56-6 Thursday

Broken Bow blasted Hilldale 35-7

Eufaula shut out Valliant 49-0

Hot Springs Lakeside Defeats De Queen 48-14 10/20

The Hot Springs Lakeside Rams raced to a 35-0 halftime lead and cruised to a 48-14 victory over De Queen Friday night at Leopard Stadium. The Leopards had a couple of exciting scoring plays in the second half. Luke Pearce blocked a Rams punt that was recovered in the end zone by Lance Wise for a touchdown. Then Ulyces Coto broke into the secondary and outran the Rams for an 80-yard scoring play. Rodrigo Garcia kicked both extra points. Lance Wise was named our McDonalds Player of the Game. Besides scoring the touchdown on the blocked punt, Wise was credited with eight tackles. Coto led the tackle charts with 13 stops, and also rushed for 80 yards and a score. Besides the blocked punt, Luke Pearce had seven tackles. Jarod Munoz and Jake Martin were also credited with seven stops defensively. The Leopards travel to Magnolia Friday.

Ashdown Shut Out at Arkadelphia 10/20

The Ashdown Panthers went on the road to battle the Arkadelphia Badgers in a 7-4A Conference matchup.  Arkadelphia was coming into the game riding three-game winning streak outscoring three conference opponents by a combined total of 151 to 25.  Unfortunately, the Badgers continued their conference domination with a 42 to 0 shutout victory over the visiting Ashdown Panthers.  The Badgers scored four touchdowns in the 1st quarter to put the game away early.  Not only was the Badger offense impressive but their defense was equally dominant.  The Badgers held the Panthers to 81 total yards on offense.  Defensively for the Panthers, Landry Patrick and Kayson Hopkins made several big plays.  The Panthers return home to battle the Mena Bearcats for homecoming Friday at Dick Hayes Stadium.  The pre-game show begins at 6:30 on 102.1 the Good Path.

De Queen Leopard SR High Basketball Schedule 2023-2024

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 10/16

Wednesday, October 18^th – Catch the one-hour “Sam Pittman Live” at 7:00 as the Hogs head football coach previews Saturday’s Mississippi State matchup on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1.

Thursday, October 19^th – The De Queen Cubs travel to Hot Springs Lakeside at 7:00. Following an 8^th grade game at 5:30, the pregame show begins with Toney and Greg at 6:45 on your #1 Country 92.1.

Friday, October 20^th – Seven hours of the most comprehensive high school football coverage on the airwaves gets underway at 5:00 on #1 Country 92.1, 102.1 The Good Path, and on AM 1390/FM 104.5. We kick things off with the Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air with Greg and Toney taking a closer look at the high school football contests around the area.

…At 6:00, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around the Natural State.

…At 6:30, we go live to Leopard Stadium where De Queen hosts Hot Springs Lakeside at 7:00. Jay and Toney will have the play-by-play.

…Meanwhile, 102.1 The Good Path and the KILX App go live to Arkadelphia with Jim Cross and Darrell Coker as Ashdown battles the Badgers at 7:00.

…And finally, AM 1390/FM 104.5 go live to Horatio with Phillip Fields and Conner Cowen as the Lions host the Gurdon Go Devils for Senior Night at 7:00.

…At 10:00 Friday, it’s the two-hour Simmons Bank Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every game from around the state.

Saturday, October 21st – The Arkansas Razorbacks finally return to Fayetteville to host the Mississippi State Bulldogs at 11:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 8:00 Saturday morning on your Southwest Arkansas’ Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.

…Meanwhile…The Ouachita Baptist Tigers host the Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys at Cliff Harris Stadium in Arkadelphia at 1:00. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 12 Noon on 102.1 The Good Path and on the KILX App.

Leopards Battle Gamely Before Falling to Camden Fairview 10/13

After Camden Fairview raced down the field to score two quick touchdowns to jump out to a 16-0 lead, the De Queen defense rose to the occasion before running out of gas late in a 40-0 loss to Camden Fairview during Homecoming Friday night. At one point, the De Queen defense stopped the Cardinals on five of their six offensive possessions. Camden Fairview led 22-0 going into the fourth quarter. The Leopards defense finally wore down and the Cardinals punched in three late touchdowns in the final six-plus minutes to make the score look more lopsided than the game really was. Jarod Munoz, our McDonalds Player of the Game, led the way with 11 tackles, including one tackle for loss, and two passes defended. Luke Pearce was credited with eight tackles and an interception. Jake Martin also had an interception for the Leopards. The De Queen offense moved the ball some but suffered four costly turnovers. Donovan Ester led the rushing with 52 yards on 13 carries, including a 47-yard run. Ulyces Coto added 33 yards on the ground. Lance Wise averaged 42 yards per punt on five kicks, including two inside the 20-yard line. The Leopards will host Hot Springs Lakeside Friday.

Ashdown Defeated by Nashville 52-26 10/13

The Ashdown Panthers went on the road to battle the Nashville Scrappers in a 7-4A Conference matchup Friday night, October 13th.  The Panthers came out on fire early on, and held a 14 to 3 lead midway through the second quarter.  However, after that, it was all Nashville as they scored the next 35 unanswered points which was too much for the Panthers to overcome as Nashville pulled away for the 52 to 26 victory.  The Scrappers recovered two onside kicks which quickly turned the tide.  The Scrappers had over 500 yards in total offense with 378 coming on the ground.  Tre Hopkins led the Scrappers with 174 yards rushing.  For the Panthers, Hayden Zeigler played an amazing game on offense, on defense, and in the punting game.  Wide receiver Braeden Walton had 7 catches for 119 yards.  Grayson Porter played his heart out on offense with 145 total yards and also was credited with several tackles on defense.  Landry Patrick, Caleb Blakenship and Nash Brown played well on defense.  Corner back Antonio McDuffie returned an pick six interception for a touchdown.  The schedule gets no easier for Ashdown, as the Panthers travel to Arkadelphia Friday to battle the Badgers.  The game can be heard on 102.1 the Good Path.

Other High School Football Scores from Friday 10/13

Smackover doubled up Horatio 40-20

In the 5A South Conference:

Little Rock Parkview beat Arkansas High 64-6

And in Southeast Oklahoma:

Idabel nipped Spiro 49-48

Cubs Fall to Camden Fairview 37-14 10/12

The De Queen junior high Cubs traveled to Camden Fairview Thursday night, October 12th, and dropped a 37-14 decision to the junior Cardinals in action heard live on #1 Country 92.1. The De Queen scores came in the second half. Keegan McCoy threw a halfback pass to Jordan Ladesma that covered 38 yards. In the final seconds of the contest, Draeden Bennett scored on a two-yard run. John Maturino threw a two-point conversion pass to Ladesma to wrap up the scoring. Bennett led the rushing charts with 68 yards on 21 carries and a touchdown. Ladesma, named our McDonalds Player of the Game, had three receptions for 83 yards, a touchdown catch, and a two-point conversion catch. Ladesma also had four tackles, including one tackle for loss, defensively. The Cubs will return to action on October 19^th as they travel to Hot Springs Lakeside.

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 10/9

Wednesday, October 11^th – Catch the one-hour “Sam Pittman Live” at 7:00 as the Hogs head football coach previews Saturday’s Alabama matchup on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1.

Thursday, October 12^th – The De Queen Cubs travel to Camden Fairview at 7:00. Following an 8^th grade game at 5:30, the pregame show begins with Toney Stowers and Jay Bunyard at 6:45 on your #1 Country 92.1.

Friday, October 13^th – Seven hours of the most comprehensive high school football coverage on the airwaves gets underway at 5:00 on #1 Country 92.1, 102.1 The Good Path, and on AM 1390/FM 104.5. We kick things off with the Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air with Greg and Toney taking a closer look at the high school football contests around the area.

…At 6:00, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around the Natural State.

…At 6:30, we go live to Leopard Stadium where De Queen hosts Camden Fairview for homecoming at 7:00. Jay and Toney will have the play-by-play.

…Meanwhile, 102.1 The Good Path and the KILX App go live to Nashville with Jim Cross and Darrell Coker as Ashdown battles the Nashville Scrappers at 7:00.

…And finally, AM 1390/FM 104.5 go live to Horatio with Phillip Fields and Conner Cowen as the Lions host the Smackover Buckaroos at 7:00.

…At 10:00 Friday, it’s the two-hour Simmons Bank Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every game from around the state.

Saturday, October 14^th – The Arkansas Razorbacks travel to Tuscaloosa to battle Alabama at 11:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 8:00 Saturday morning on your Southwest Arkansas’ Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.

…Meanwhile…The Ouachita Baptist Tigers travel to Searcy to battle the Harding University Bison at 6:00. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 5:00 on 102.1 The Good Path and on the KILX App.

De Queen Drops 39-0 Decision at Hot Springs 10/6

Turnovers, big plays, and kicking game mistakes continue to plague the Leopards as De Queen fell at Hot Springs 39-0 Friday night. The Trojans took advantage and raced to a 39-0 halftime lead. The Leopards defense behind our McDonalds Co-Players of the Game, Sophomores Kyle Williamson and Darion Henderson, posted a couple of terrific second half goal line stands to hold the Trojans out of the end zone . Henderson finished with seven tackles. Williamson recorded six stops including two tackles for loss. The Leopards struggled to get their offense untracked. Ulyces Coto rushed for 37 yards, while Donovan Ester added 32 yards on the ground. De Queen hosts Camden Fairview for homecoming Friday night.

Ashdown Falls to Malvern 38-8 10/6

The Ashdown Panthers played host to the defending Class 4A state champs, the Malvern Leopards, Friday evening, October 6th, at Dick Hayes Stadium.  The Leopards came in ready with their All-State Duo of running back Jalen Dupree and wide receiver Dyelon Carradine who between them had 23 touchdowns and accumulated over 2300 yards of offense combined.  The Panthers held the Leopards and forced a punt on the first drive which brought great hope and enthusiasm for the home crowd.  The Panthers fought hard, but Ashdown had two touchdowns called back on penalties and five turnovers were too much to overcome as Ashdown fell 38 to 8.  Dupree and Carradine were as good as advertised.  Dupree had 193 yards rushing and four touchdowns while Caradine had nine receptions and a touchdown.  For Ashdown, Ty Marks had two receptions for 63 yards and a touchdown while quarterback Grayson Porter contributed 151 yards in total offense.  On defense, Nash Brown, Tremell Williams, Caleb Blakenship and Ty Marks played well.  The Panthers travel to Nashville to take on their archrival Scrappers on Friday with the pre-game show beginning at 6:30 on 102.1 the Good Path.

Other High School Football Scores from Friday 10/6:

Mufreesboro defeated Horatio 54-6

In the 5A South Conference:

Little Rock Parkview hammered Hope 56-6

And in Southeast Oklahoma:

Salisaw outlasted Broken Bow 24-13

Idabel handled Heavener 35-13Spiro turned back Valliant 27-6

Legacy Academy Launches Inaugural Cross Country Program

Legacy Academy kicked off its very first Cross Country meet at the Tom Stuthard Stampede in Acorn on 9/12. Seventeen athletes competed in the junior and senior races, representing the school proudly in its first ever competitive cross country action. In their next two events, the teams have continued to get faster, fitter and stronger – the future is bright for the Warriors’ cross country program!

Just four days later the Legacy Warriors went to Trinity Christian to participate in the Taylor Wade Invitational. The growth that the athletes showed was commendable; it was a very tough race for all, especially for the junior high teams, whose trail was 2.17 miles, much further than the standard race distance of 1.5 miles. The Junior Girls also had to run their race twice due to a race error. With all the odds stacked against Legacy’s teams – facing larger, more mature XC programs – they still showed major personal gains!

In their third ever meet, the Buck Fever Showcase in Mena, AR, every single Warrior runner improved his or her time in the hot fall sunshine around a tough and hilly course. Oaklee Lofton finished 5th out of 49 competitors in the Senior Girls 5,000m event with a PR of 24:20. With almost all of Legacy’s runners improving their times and their paces, the team is getting stronger and stronger as it gets ready for the state meet on October 27.

Since this is a brand-new program, the focus has been on the fundamentals and getting the foundation right, not just for this year but for the years to come. When a new program of any kind is birthed at Legacy, it is done with intentionality and purpose. The Bible speaks of the importance of stewarding our bodies and doing everything as though working for the Lord. These are the foundations on which Legacy is striving to build its program. All the coaches, athletes and parents are extremely excited to see the growth in the athletes throughout the Cross Country season.

Legacy Academy is a private Christian school in Lockesburg, AR, committed to pursuing excellence in all its endeavors and training its students to do the same. Its athletics programs are a great way to further build character in its students, to teach them the value of a team, and to teach them the importance of being a selfless, team-minded member. All students are encouraged to participate in Athletics, where the focus is not solely on winning but on every student having a great experience, building relationships, having fun, and developing important life skills.

Tom Stuthard Stampede Race Results

Junior Girls – There were a total of 146 athletes in the 1.5-mile race.

Reagan Ogé

Libbie Bartek 

A’Niyah Pryor 

Vivian Garner 

Jocelyn Ciesneros 

Junior Boys – 160 athletes competed in the 1.5-mile race. 

6th – Justise Burton

Rowan Weber 

Silas Lofton

Lane Thornton

Manny Toledano

Chris Real

The overall team score was 13th out of 14 teams.

Senior Girls – 78 athletes competed in the 3.3-mile race.

15th – Oaklee Lofton

Maddie Lowery

Senior Boys – 118 athletes competed in the 3.3-mile race 

Everrette Martz 

James Bartek

Gabe Cox 

Cameron Ogé

Taylor Wade Invitational Race Results

Junior Girls – 78 athletes competed in the 2.2-mile race.

Libbie Bartek

Reagan Oge 

Vivian Garner 

Jocelyn Cisneros

Overall team score in the race was 13th out of 15 teams.

Junior Boys – 86 athletes competed in the 2.17-mile race.

6th – Justise Burton

Rowan Weber 

Silas Lofton

Lane Thornton

Manny Toledano

Overall team score was 6th out of 15 teams. 

Senior Girls – 83 athletes competed in the 3.3-mile race.

6th – Oaklee Lofton

Maddie Lowrey

Senior Boys – 93 athletes competed in the 3.3-mile race.

Everrette Martz

Jude Gallagher

James Bartek

Gabe Cox

Hot Springs Rallies to Defeat Cubs 22-16 10/5

The De Queen junior high Cubs raced to a 16-0 lead before leading rusher Luis Sotelo left the game with an injury suffered while making a tackle on defense. Then, Hot Springs rallied for a 22-16 victory Thursday night at Leopard Stadium as heard live on your #1 Country 92.1.

Sotelo rushed for 130 yards and both De Queen touchdowns on 16 carries before leaving the game. Afterwards, Sotelo was spotted on the Cubs sidelines standing up. So hopefully, the injury won’t cost him and the team significant lost playing time.

Nathan Martinez, named our McDonalds Player of the Game, anchored the Cubs defense with six unassisted tackles.

The Cubs return to action next Thursday night at Camden Fairview.

De Queen Jr High Cross Country Teams 7-4A Meet   10/3

Both Junior High Cross Country Teams won the 7-4A Conference Meet on Monday, October 3rd, in Nashville.

Jr. Girls

De Queen 16

Hope 57

Nashville 65

Ellie Perez 1st

Tabatha Rodriguez 2nd

Sierra Wilson 4th

Sherlyn Hernandez  5th

Yamilet Lopez 7th

Jr Boys

De Queen 29

Magnolia 51

Hope 76

Nashville 84

Ashdown 133

Erik Hernandez 2nd

Yahir Ramirez 4th

Nathan Martinez 8th

Joshua Dominguez 9th

Alex Sebastian 10th

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 10/2

Wednesday, October 4^th – Catch the one-hour “Sam Pittman Live” at 7:00 as the Hogs head football coach previews Saturday’s Ole Miss matchup on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1.

Thursday, October 5^th – The De Queen Cubs host Hot Springs at 7:00. Following an 8^th grade game at 5:30, the pregame show begins with Toney Stowers and Greg Revels at around 6:45 on your #1 Country 92.1.

Friday, October 6^th – Seven hours of the most comprehensive high school football coverage on the airwaves gets underway at 5:00 on #1 Country 92.1, 102.1 The Good Path, and on AM 1390/FM 104.5. We kick things off with the Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air with Greg and Toney taking a closer look at the high school football contests around the area.

…At 6:00, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around the Natural State.

…At 6:30, we go live to Hot Springs where the De Queen Leopards battle the Hot Springs Trojans at 7:00. Jay, Greg, and Toney will have the play-by-play.

…Meanwhile, 102.1 The Good Path and the KILX App go live to Dick Hays Stadium with Jim Cross and Darrell Coker as Ashdown hosts Malvern at 7:00.

…And finally, AM 1390/FM 104.5 go live to Murfreesboro with Phillip Fields and Conner Cowen as the Horatio Lions take on the Rattlers at 7:00.

…At 10:00 Friday, it’s the two-hour Simmons Bank Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every game from around the state.

Saturday, October 7^th – The Arkansas Razorbacks travel to Oxford to battle Ole Miss at 6:30. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 3:30 on your Southwest Arkansas’ Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.

…Meanwhile…The Ouachita Baptist Tigers travel to Ada, Oklahoma to battle the East Central University Tigers at 2:00. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 1:00 on 102.1 The Good Path and on the KILX App.

Other High School Football Scores from Friday 09/29

Fouke defeated Horatio 34-7

Idabel shut out Valliant 42-0 

Leopards Battle Parkview Before Falling 55-7 09/28

The De Queen Leopards gave a spirited effort and didn’t back down at all against Little Rock Parkview, the defending Class 5A State Champions and arguably the best team in the state this year in any classification, Thursday night at historic Leopard Stadium. After Parkview’s highly recruited safety Omarion Robinson returned the opening kickoff 65 yards for a touchdown and the Patriots quickly punched in another score to take a 14-0 lead less than four minutes into the game, it appeared that De Queen would be blown out early. However, the Leopards fought back on their second possession of the game. The Leopards moved 78 yards in eight plays with their best scoring drive of the year to cut the Patriots lead to 14-7. The De Queen score came on a 27-yard quarterback keeper by Cole Binkley. The score was set up on a 33-yard run by Donavan Ester. Parkview then took over the contest. Three one play second quarter drives for scores and three second half De Queen turnovers allowed the Patriots to pull away to the 55-7 victory. Donavan Ester, named our McDonalds Player of the Game, led the Leopards in rushing with 68 yards on only ten carries. Ester also had the Leopards only pass reception of the night for another five yards. Jonathan Bahena collected 105 yards on kick returns. Ulyces Coto led the tackle charts with nine, followed by Luke Pearce with six. Even though the final score of 55-7 might not indicate it, it was a much-improved performance by the Leopards against the best team they’ll see all season. De Queen travels to Hot Springs to battle the Trojans on October 6th.

Horatio Lions Golf Team Wins 2A State Championship 09/28

The Horatio Lady Lions Golf team traveled to the Glenwood Country Club and won the 2A State Championship.  Pictured left to right are the participants for Horatio Schools: Cadee Glasgow, Demi Leonard, Kinley Rankin, Reese Walker, and Coach Sprick.

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 9/25

Wednesday, September 27^th – Catch the one-hour “Sam Pittman Live” at 7:00 as the Hogs head football coach previews Saturday’s Texas A & M matchup on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1.Thursday, September 28^TH – Coverage of the De Queen – Little Rock Parkview contest kicks off at 5:00 on your #1 Country 92.1 with the popular Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air as Greg and Toney take a closer look at this week’s local high school football action.…At 6:00, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around the Natural State.…At 6:30, we go live to Leopard Stadium as De Queen hosts the defending state champs and top-ranked Little Rock Parkview Patriots at 7:00. Jay, Greg, and Toney will have the live play-by-play action on your #1 Country 92.1.Friday, September 29^th – The Ashdown Panthers enjoy an open date as they prepare to host the defending state champs from Malvern on October 6^th.…At 6:00 on AM 1390 and FM 104.5, it’s the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas High School Game Day Preview Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around Arkansas.…At 6:30, AM 1390 and FM 104.5 go live to Horatio with Phillip Fields and Conner Cowen as the Lions host the Fouke Panthers at 7:00.…At 10:00 Friday, it’s the two-hour Simmons Bank Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every game from around the state.Saturday, September 30^th – The Arkansas Razorbacks travel to AT & T Stadium in Arlington, Texas to battle the Texas A & M Aggies at 11:00. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 8:00 Saturday morning on your Southwest Arkansas Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.…Meanwhile…The Ouachita Baptist Tigers host the Southeastern Oklahoma Savage Storm at Cliff Harris Stadium in Arkadelphia at 12 Noon. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 11:00 Saturday morning on 102.1 The Good Path and on the KILX App.

Ashdown Wallops Waldron 52-14 09/22

The Ashdown Panthers went on the road to battle the Waldron Bulldogs in the opening 7-4A conference game of the season.  The Panthers scored early and often on their way to a much needed 52 to 14 victory, snapping a two-game losing streak.  Ty Marks scored on two short touchdown runs. A 39-yard touchdown pass from Grayson Porter to Antonio McDuffie gave the Panthers a comfortable 24 to 0 lead at the half.  The Panthers would score four more times in the second half: 4-yard run by Porter, a 39-yard strike from Porter to Braeden Walton followed by two kickoff returns for touchdowns by Antonio McDuffie covering 80 and 60 yards.  The Panther offensive line played well as Avry Buster, Wyatt Jones, Ernie Merrell, Colton Rowe and Gary Jerkins opened up holes which enabled the Panthers to accumulate 162 yards rushing as of halftime, which was a season high.  On the defensive side of the ball, Tatum Johnson was seemingly in on every tackle and Coi Williams and Landry Patrick were very disruptive from their defensive end positions.  The Panthers are off this Friday but will host the defending state champs, the Malvern Leopards, at Dick Hays stadium on October 6th. The game can be heard on 102.1 the Good Path beginning at 6:30.

De Queen Leopards Drop Conference Opener at Hope 49-7 09/22

Other High School Football Scores from Friday 09/22

 Lafayette County outlasted Dierks 16-12Mineral Springs hammered Foreman 48-6Murfreesboro dropped Poyen 30-16Arkadelphia destroyed Nashville 44-6In the 5A South Conference:Parkview pounded Hot Springs 54-7 ThursdayHot Springs Lakeside defeated Camden Fairview 34-20 ThursdayArkansas High turned back Magnolia 28-7And in Southeast Oklahoma:Broken Bow slipped past Madill 28-21Idabel rolled over Hugo 47-6Heavener handled Valliant 37-14

Sports Broadcast Schedule Week of 9/18

Tuesday, September 19^TH – The De Queen Cubs host Hope at 7:00. Following an 8^th grade game at 5:30, the pregame show begins with Toney Stowers and Greg Revels at around 6:45 on your #1 Country 92.1.Wednesday, September 20^th – Catch the one-hour “Sam Pittman Live” at 7:00 as the Hogs head football coach previews Saturday’s L.S.U. matchup on your Southwest Arkansas Hog Caller – #1 Country 92.1.Friday, September 22^nd – Seven hours of the most comprehensive high school football coverage on the airwaves gets underway at 5:00 on #1 Country 92.1, 102.1 The Good Path, and on AM 1390/FM 104.5. We kick things off with the Southwest Arkansas Sports Page on the Air with Greg Revels and Jay Bunyard taking a closer look at the high school football contests around the area.…At 6:00, it’s the Electric Cooperatives High School Football Game Day Show as Chris Babb and crew preview the top matchups around the Natural State.…At 6:30, we go live to Hope where the De Queen Leopards open up conference play against the Bobcats at 7:00. Jay, Greg, and Toney will have the play-by-play.…Meanwhile, 102.1 The Good Path and the KILX App go live to Waldron with Jim Cross and Darrell Coker as Ashdown battles the Bulldogs at 7:00.…And finally, the Horatio Lions enjoy an open date this week as they prepare for Fouke on the 29^th.…At 10:00 Friday, it’s the two-hour Simmons Bank Football Scoreboard Show as Rex Nelson and Nate Olson recap every game from around the state.Saturday, September 23^rd – The Arkansas Razorbacks travel to Baton Rouge to battle L.S.U. at 6:00 in the annual “Battle for the Golden Boot”. Airtime with Chuck Barrett, Quinn Grovey, and crew is set for 3:00 on your Southwest Arkansas’ Razorbacks Station – #1 Country 92.1.…Meanwhile…The Ouachita Baptist Tigers travel to Monticello to battle the U.A.M. Boll Weevils at 6:00. Airtime with Rex Nelson and crew is set for 5:00 on 102.1 The Good Path and on the KILX App.

Idabel Shuts out Ashdown 27-0 09/15

The Ashdown Panthers played host to the Idabel Warriors in a non-conference, interstate matchup Friday night at Dick Hays Stadium.  The Warriors boast two amazing players in Running Back Ravian Larry and Receiver Matrail Lopez, and those players lived up to their pregame hype.  Larry rushed for 163 yards and a touchdown and Lopez scored 3 times and added an interception on defense as the Warriors defeated the Panthers 27 to 0.  The Panthers offense could never get untracked as the Warrior defense was a wrecking crew.  Grayson Porter combined for 125 yards total offense passing and rushing.  Braeden Walton had 3 catches.  On defense, Caleb Blakenship, Ty Marks, Antonio McDuffie, Coi Williams and Hayden Zeigler played well. The Panthers begin conference play on Friday at Waldron with pre game show starting at 6:30 on 102.1 the Good Path.

Other High School Football Scores from Friday 09/15

Lafayette County outlasted Horatio 42-38