January 24, 2007 Edition

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Walnut Ridge's Seth Chamblee goes up for a shot against Hillcrest's Chris Blevins as Screamin' Eagle Dustin Durham (#20) looks on. The two county teams faced off at Walnut Ridge's homecoming, and the Bobcats took the win 69-55.
TD Photo ~ Debbie Richey

Cats earn homecoming wins

Walnut Ridge hosted Hillcrest for the Bobcats' homecoming on Jan. 16. The Bobcats sent their fans home happy with three hard-fought wins over their conference 2A-2 foes.
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Hillcrest junior boys win tourney

The host Hillcrest junior Screamin' Eagles defeated Cave City 37-29 in the championship game of the boys bracket of the Hillcrest Junior Invitational Basketball Tournament on Saturday at Lynn. continued...

County tournament begins
Saturday at Hoxie School

The Lawrence County basketball tournament will kick off Saturday at Hoxie School with seventh grade action.
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Zebras suffer losses

The Weiner Cardinals visited Black Rock on Friday and came away with a hard-fought 56-53 win over the Zebras in senior boys basketball action.
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Hoxie drops close
one to EPC in OT

The Hoxie boys traveled to Lepanto on Friday to take on the East Poinsett County Warriors in high school basketball action.
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S-H falls to Tuckerman

Sloan-Hendrix hosted Tuckerman on Jan. 16.

In the senior high girls contest, Tuckerman eased to a 17-12 lead at the close of the first quarter. The Lady Hounds made a mini-rally in the second period, but still trailed 28-24 at halftime.
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Hoxie girls fall to EPC

Hoxie's Lady Mustangs went on the road and suffered a 62-38 setback at the hands of the East Poinsett County Lady Warriors on Friday at Lepanto.
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Hillcrest, S-H split games

Hillcrest's Aaron Britton cuts off Greyhound Johnnie Snyder during a high school contest at Strawberry. Sloan-Hendrix claimed the victory 68-55.
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WR splits games with Tuckerman

The Walnut Ridge Bobcats and Lady Bobcats traveled to Tuckerman on Friday to take on the Bulldogs in three high school basketball games.
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