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PURPLE PERSISTENCE

FAYETTEVILLE’S MARTIN BOUNCES BACK FROM SURGERY WITH STRONG SEASON

By Paul Boyd

Posted: December 24, 2009 at 3:44 a.m.

Fayetteville’s Haley Martin switched positions and bounced back from an offseason injury to lead the Lady Purple’Dogs to the Class 7A state semifinals. Martin was named the All-Northwest Arkansas Big 6 Player of the Year for her efforts.
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By Sarah Bentham
 Fayetteville’s Haley Martin switched positions and bounced back from an offseason injury to lead the Lady Purple’Dogs to the Class 7A state semifinals. Martin was named the All-Northwest Arkansas Big 6 Player of the Year for her efforts.

Haley Martin admitted there was uncertainty coming into her senior year at Fayetteville.

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