By Robert Lyons 2026 has been the year of the Bergman Lady Panthers thus far. The Lady Panthers recently won the Rosson Invitational Thursday, April 16 in dominating fashion. The 44-point win over the competition was a complete and total team effort.
HARRISON – The Marshall Bobcats and Bergman Lady Panthers showed up in a big a way at the Rosson Invitational at Harrison High School on Thursday, April 16. Marshall’s Jaydon Salas produced enough points to help Marshall to a 4th place finish. Kyna See led the Lady Panthers to another 1st place finish, by winning by 44-point, during a tremendously successful season.
The Flippin Bobcats finished 3rd Thursday, April 9, at the Sr. Anstaff Relays in Green Forest. Yellville-Summit ran to 4th while the Ozark Mountain Bears finished .50 points in scoring behind 5th place. Valley Springs came in in 7th place and Bergman finished in 13th place.
The Bergman Lady Panthers led all North Central Arkansas schools at the Sr. Anstaff Relays in Green Forest High School. The track and field meet was held on Thursday, April 9.
Yellville-Summit, Bergman and Valley Springs competed at the Wolfpack Relay at Lincoln High School on Thursday, April 2. The results below are final for the schools.
On Saturday, February 28, the North Arkansas Pioneers and Lady Pioneers competed to the NJCAA Region 2 Regional Championship inside the Pioneer Pavilion. The Lady Pioneers competed against National Park College from Hot Springs. The Pioneers played the ASU-Midsouth Greyhounds in the Men’s Championship.
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By Robert Lyons Winter Storm Fern blew through North Central Arkansas with a fury last week. Snow and sleet began to accumulate causing road conditions to deteriorate, making travel treacherous. The weather plays a part in each and everyone’s daily lives as it changes. This storm caused county offices, schools and even retailers to close or drastically modify hours of operation.