Sheridan High School’s Carly Strong has once again rewritten the record books.This time, she broke a record that she held herself, one that she set earlier this year at a meet in Benton.
Sheridan’s Travis Hall took part in the 18th annual Area Agency on Aging of Southeast Arkansas Reeling for Meals Bass Tournament, which was held Saturday, April 7 on the Arkansas River at Pine Bluff.
Tiger Woods and I are roughly the same age. I was in college at the University of Arkansas studying journalism while he was at Stanford entering his first Masters as an amateur.Back then, I watched ESPN’s SportsCenter religiously, multiple times per day (even the replays of the ones I had …
It happened again. The U.S. women’s soccer team won another championship, this time it was the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, taking down the Netherlands 2-0 on Sunday, July 7.For the women’s soccer team, winning championships has started to become a habit. The team’s appearance in the World Cup final …
The Sheridan Yellowjackets and Lady Yellowjackets track teams traveled to Greenbrier on Tuesday, April 9 to take part in the Panther Relays, with many from the Sheridan teams setting new personal records.
Another football season has come and gone, and like many of the past decade, it ended with the New England Patriots as world champions.I mentioned in a previous column that I would be breaking out the heavy winter coat that left no doubt as to which team I was supporting …
The 2018 All-Star baseball and softball games are upcoming and the Arkansas Activities Association recently revealed the rosters for the teams that will be participating.
It’s summertime again. School has been put on hold for a few months to allow students a bit of a breather before they change grades and start it all over again.
The Sheridan Yellowjackets (2-9) were a little more than a quarter away from being the talk of the 6A Playoffs before coming up short in a 49-36 loss on the road to the Lake Hamilton Wolves (9-1) on Friday, Nov. 13.
The Poyen Indians (9-1) found no resistance from their opponent in the first round of the Class 2A Playoffs, defeating the Cedar Ridge Timberwolves (1-7) by the score of 41-8.
With 105.5 points, the Poyen Junior Lady Indians earned third place at the 2A Region 7 Junior High District Meet at Magnet Cove on Wednesday, April 21.
The Sheridan Lady Yellowjackets used a 12-hit performance to defeat White Hall 8-5 on the road on Tuesday, April 20.Hannah Gilbert started things up with a two-run home run in the top of the second. White Hall answered with two runs of its own in the bottom of the inning.
