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Qualls Makes Progress For War Eagles

Posted: December 25, 2011 at 5:19 a.m.

Photo by Samantha Baker
Josh Qualls, Rogers Heritage sophomore quarterback, was named the NWA Media Big 6 Newcomer of the Year.

Josh Qualls’ first pass he threw at the high school level went for a touchdown.

Josh Qualls - NWA Media Big 6 Newcomer of the Year

Rogers Heritage quarterback Josh Qualls in the NWA Media Big 6 Newcomer of the Year. (By Matt Jones)
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