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Heber Springs sophomore forward Austin Brown brought his full arsenal of moves to the Panther Den on Tuesday night. Brown used an array of driving layups, stick backs and jumpers to score a a game-high 22 points as the Panthers defeated Bald Knob 64-52 in a 2-4A Conference matchup

Basketball teams across the state are looking to make a move towards March Madness, which in high school basketball, means state tournament play. In order to make it, they must finish strong in February’s district and regional tournaments. Several area schools have shown they can compete with teams considered among the best in the state.

Heber Springs' basketball games versus Stuttgart, which were postponed last Friday due to snow and ice, will be played on Wednesday at the Panther Den beginning with a Jr. Girls game at 5 p.m

Concord’s Junior Boys continue to dominate as they defeated Quitman 59-24 on Tuesday evening in Concord, giving them an unblemished 20-0 record for the season, which includes the Greers Ferry Lake Classic championship and Julian Martin Classic title.

Quitman’s Lady Bulldogs extended their winning streak to four games and improved to 12-7 overall by defeating Cleburne County rival Concord 55-39 on Tuesday evening in Concord.

Using a trapping defense with immense pressure all over the court, Concord outscored Quitman 21-0 in the first quarter and sailed to a 70-46 victory on Tuesday night in a battle between two Cleburne County foes in Concord.

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Quitman’s Junior Lady Bulldogs jumped out to an 18-14 lead at halftime and held off Nemo Vista for a 33-30 victory Thursday evening in Quitman.

Senior point guard Caleb Brock jab stepped his defender, stepped back behind the 3-point arc and drilled the biggest shot in the Panther Den’s brief history. A shot that lifted Heber Springs past Marianna-Lee’s Trojans 64-61, and gave the Panthers sole possession of first place in the 2-4A Conference standings.

If West Side’s homecoming games against Izard County Consolidated are postponed due to weather, homecoming will be moved to the Sacred Heart game on Friday, February 5, which is also Senior Night.

They made it look as easy as taking candy from a baby. Elizabeth Krug swiped six of Heber Springs’ 10 steals in the first four minutes against Marianna-Lee as the Lady Panthers jumped out to a 15-0 lead and breezed to an 84-27 victory over the Lady Trojans in 2-4A Conference play Friday night at the Panther Den.

Trailing by 13 entering the fourth quarter, Quitman’s Tori Ivy scored 11 of her game-high 26 points in the final eight minutes of regulation, leading the Lady Bulldogs to a 75-72 overtime victory over Nemo Vista’s Lady Red Hawks on Thursday night in Quitman.

With Quitman leading by one going into the locker room, Nemo Vista’s Red Hawks began the third quarter on a 10-1 run and the Bulldogs never completely recovered, falling 52-45 on Thursday night in Quitman.

Heber Springs exchanged blows with Marianna-Lee for three and a half periods before pulling away for a 47-40 victory on Friday night in 2-4A Conference play at the Panther Den.