Sports

Championship Saturday began at 4:00 p.m. at Greenland High School.

A strange thing is happening out in California, where people are starting to live in caves. If you remember, I wrote about my grandfather and I staying in caves on the Big Piney River in the sixties.

Keith Symanowitz, Promotions Director & Park Interpreter Mountain View – The 22nd Annual Mountain View Spring Bluegrass Festival will be held at the Ozark Folk Center’s 1,000-seat indoor music venue, Ozark Highlands Theater, on Mar. 7, 8, and 9. The event is produced by Mountain View Bluegrass Assoc., a non-profit organization, whose mission is to benefit the Music Roots Program for youth in Mountain View Public Schools.

Greenland – Greenland High School was awarded to host the Junior District Tournament for 2A schools. Ozark Mountain, Yellville-Summit, Eureka Springs, Haas Hall-Bentonville, Cotter, Life Way Christian and Greenland participated in action in Boys and Girls action. The Yellville-Summit Lady Panthers began the tournament by facing the Eureka Spring Lady Highlanders. The Yellville-Summit Lady Panthers won the game to advance to play Thursday, February 8, at 6:30 p.m. versus the Cotter Lady Warriors. Cotter defeated the host school Greenland to play on Thursday night.

Robert Lyons The Ozark Mountain Bears traveled to Greenland Friday, February 2, for a district matchup with the Greenland Pirates. The Junior Boys played, followed by the Senior Girls and wrapped up with the Senior Boys.

1.Bergman 9-1 - 25-8 2.Elkins 8-2 1.0 21-3 3.Lincoln 7-4 2.5 21-7 4.Valley Springs 4-4 3.0 24-9 5.West Fork 5-6 4.5 16-10 6.Flippin 2-8 7.0 18-15 7.Green Forest 0-10 9.0 6-21 3A Standings (Girls) 1.Bergman 10-0 - 32-2 2.Valley Springs 9-1 1.0 20-8 3. Lincoln 6-5 4.5 15-12 4.

Flippin 76- 61 Green Forest Jan. 30 Bergman 64- 51 Lincoln Jan.

Boys: Yellville-Summit 78- 35 Haas Hall Academy Jan. 29 Yellville-Summit 58- 51 Haas Hall Academy Jan.