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Fayetteville Pulls Away From Har-Ber

BULLDOGS JUMP OUT EARLY, HANG ON AGAINST WILDCATS

Posted: January 25, 2012 at 5:19 a.m.

Determined to prove a point, Fayetteville came out firing on all cylinders Tuesday in the first few minutes against Springdale Har-Ber.

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Har-Ber Finishes Strong

Caroline Eubanks, center, a Springdale Har-Ber senior post player, is tied up beneath the basket by Fayettevile junior post Brittany Austin, left, and sophomore guard Caylea Moore on Tuesday during the second half at Fayetteville High.

Springdale Har-Ber turned to defense late to turn away a Fayetteville upset bid Tuesday in 7A-West Conference ... Read »

’Dogs Baffle Tigers

Jordan Dennis of Springdale High shoots over a Bentonville defender Tuesday as the Bulldogs took on the Tigers at Springdale High School.

Springdale High boys basketball coach Brad Stamps believes his team is at its best when the defense makes oppo... Read »

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