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Schalk Drawing Attention As Har-Ber Newcomer

By Rick Fires

Posted: January 11, 2013 at 3:55 a.m.

By Anthony Reyes
Bailey Schalk, a Springdale Har-Ber sophomore, is off to a fast start against 7A/6A-West competition.

Bailey Schalk has already made an impression after one game in 7A/6A-West Conference play. Bentonville girls basketball coach Tom Halbmaier thought so after watching the Springdale Har-Ber sophomore score 11 points in the league opener on Tuesday night.

PROFILE

Bailey Schalk

SCHOOL: Springdale Har-Ber

CLASS: Sophomore

POSITION: Forward

HEIGHT: 5-10

NOTABLE: Transferred to Springdale Har-Ber after playing varsity basketball as a freshman last season at Jackson High School in Massillon, Ohio. ... Averaging 11 points and 7 points per game as a sophomore. ... Scored the first seven points for Har-Ber in Tuesday’s loss to Bentonville. ... Will run track in the spring for Har-Ber after participating in basketball, volleyball, and track at her former school in Ohio.

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