Razorbacks head to Tulsa for Hurricane Invitational

By JEFF SMITH/Arkansas Sports Information

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – The No. 20 Arkansas men’s cross country team will travel to Tulsa, Oklahoma this weekend, opening its 2019 season at the Hurricane Invitational on Saturday, Aug. 31.

The season opener will feature the Razorbacks taking on three regional foes including Oklahoma, No. 7 Oklahoma State, and host No. 29 Tulsa. Arkansas will toe the line for the four-mile race at 9 a.m. on Saturday at the Mohawk Soccer Complex. The meet will be scored as a normal team format and not as a dual meet.

The Razorbacks head into the new year ranked No. 1 in the South Central region, and No. 20 in the country, announced by the USTFCCCA earlier this week. A Southeastern Conference poll of the leagues head coaches was released Monday, projected Arkansas to finish third at the 2019 SEC Championships behind Ole Miss and Alabama.

The 2018 season concluded with Arkansas finishing runner-up at the SEC Championship, a first-place finish at the NCAA South Central Regional, and a 25th-place finish at the NCAA Championships.

While the Razorbacks lost Cameron Griffith and Ethan Moehn, who finished third and 14th, respectively, at last year’s SEC meet, Arkansas returns SEC Champion Gilbert Boit, Ryan Murphy and Graham Brown who finished first, ninth, and 17th in Auburn, Ala. last year with two of the three earning All-SEC honors. Arkansas also returns Matt Young, who was an All-Region performer for the Razorbacks at the South Central meet last season.

For more information on Arkansas track and field, including in-meet updates, follow @RazorbackTF on Twitter.

Team Photo: Heber Springs Senior Girls Cross Country

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The XXXX Heber Springs Senior Girls Cross Country Team. Front, from left, Ann Krug, Amy San, Nikki Anderson, Barbara Stoecker Baggett. Back, from left, Elizabeth Krug, Brooke Irwin, Amy Powell, and Rebecca Mays. PHOTO COURTESTY OF WINGARD STUDIOS/COACH JOHNETTE GOLDMAN

Track Results: Heber Springs Wins Senior Girls Meet

March 14, 1978

Team: 1. Heber Springs (52); 2. Concord (31); 3. Judsonia Central (1).

High Jump: 1. Sabrina Long (HS), 5-0

110 Hurdles: 1. Birdsong (HS), 19.0; 2. Bell (HS), 19.4; 3. Paine (Concord), 21.8

Long Jump: 1. Stair (Concord), 15-0; 2. Brenda Alexander (HS), 14-6; 3. Sabrina Long (HS), 14-0; 4. Birdsong (HS), 13-9.5

100: 1. Brenda Alexander (HS), 11.7; 2. Stair (Concord), 13.0; 3. Allen (Concord), 13.2; 4. Barnett (Central), 13.3

440 Relay: 1. Heber Springs, 56.1; 2. Concord, 59.8

440: 1. Stair (Concord), 1:12.2; 2. Namie (HS), 1:19.3; 3. Allen (Concord), 1:20.6

880 Relay: 1. Heber Springs, 2:06.8; 2. Concord, 2:23.7

880: 1. Morrow (HS), 3:12.7; 2. Rose (HS), 3:23.5; 3. Namie (HS), 3:41.6

220: 1. Brenda Alexander (HS), 28.5; 2. Stair (Concord), 31.1; 3. Allen (Concord), 33.9; 4. Southerland (Concord), 36.4

Notes: Weather was sunny, cool and partly cloudy. Track surface was Red Dog clay. Scoring was 5-3-2-1.

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2019 Heber Springs Cross Country Schedule

August 15, 2019

The 2019 Heber Springs High School Cross Country Schedule:

  • September 10: Josh Park Memorial at Heber Springs
  • September 21: at North Little Rock
  • September 24: at Sloan-Hendrix
  • September 28: at Russellville
  • October 8: at Bald Knob
  • October 12: at Bryant
  • October 19: at Hot Springs
  • TBA: 4A-4 Conference Meet
  • November 9: at State Cross Country Meet at Hot Springs

The 2019 Heber Springs Girls Cross Country Team

August 14, 2019

2019 Heber Springs Girls Cross Country Team
The 2019 Heber Springs Girls Cross Country Team. Pictured, front, from left, Allison Wildman, Katia Rubio, Waverlee Decker, Sydney Buffalo, McKenzie Becerra, and Natalie Buffalo. Back, from left, Taylor Hammons, Maddie Vowels, Sophie Lawrence, Maygan Jarvis, Ellie Riddle and Vallie Cantrell. PHILIP SEATON PHOTO

The 2019 Heber Springs Boys Country Team

August 14, 2019

The 2019 Heber Springs Boys Cross Country Team. Pictured, front, from left, Reagan Buell, Brad Baker, Evan Burgess, Scott Shatterly, and Trent Nantz. Back, from left, Nathan Poff, Trent Barnes, Gabe Tate, and Mason Harris. PHILIP SEATON PHOTO

Track Results: Heber Springs Wins Junior Girls Meet

March 21, 1978

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Teams: Heber Springs 95; Mountain View 18; Vilonia 9.

Discus: 1. Becky Rose (HS), 61-5.5; 2. B. Anderson (HS), 56-4.5; 3. R. Williams (Vilonia), 51-11; 4. L. Cockrell (MV), 50-0

110 Hurdles: 1. Sheila Wynne (HS), 18.6; 2. Lesli Alexander (HS), 18.7; 3. Brenda Bailey (HS), 18.8; 4. Scroggins (MV), 19.7

Long Jump: 1. Sheila Wynne (HS), 14-8; 2. Becky Rose (HS), 14-2; 3. Stoll (HS), 13-8

440 Relay: 1. Heber Springs, 55.5; 2. Mountain View, 60.1; 3. Vilonia, 62-5

Shot Put: 1. Becky Rose (HS), 27-3; 2. Guyer (Vilonia),24-8.5; 3. Janet Caudell (HS), 23-0; 4. Williams (Vilonia), 22-0.5; 5. Stoll (HS), 22-0.25

100: 1. Christie Rhodes (HS), 12.3; 2. Karen Ramsey (HS), 12.8; 3. Cindy Bittle (HS), 12.9; 4. Mode (Vilonia), 13.7

880 Relay: 1. Heber Springs, 1:57.6; 2. Mountain View, 2:09

High Jump: 1. Sheila Wynne (HS), 4-7; 2. Becky Rose (HS), 4-7; 3. Glenn (HS), 4-6

440: 1. Johnson (HS), 1:10.2; 2. Janet Caudell (HS), 1:12.8; 3. Greenway (MV), 1:13.4

880: 1. Cockrell (HS), 3:10; 2. Pruitt (HS), 3:11.1; 3. Hines (MV), 3:12.8; 4. Begley (MV), 3:27

220: 1. Karen Ramsey (HS), 29.3; 2. Lesli Alexander (HS), 30.3; 3. Norman (MV), 31.9; 4. Breeding (MV), 33.8

880 Medley: 1. Heber Springs, 2:08.4; 2. Mountain View, 2:18.0

Notes: Weather was sunny with a little wind. Scoring was 5-3-2-1.

Source: Heber Springs Official Scorebook.

Team Photo: xxxx Heber Springs Junior Boys Cross Country

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The xxxx Heber Springs Junior Boys Cross Country team. Bottom, from left, Coby Sanders, xxxxx, BJ Hood, and Brad Stark. Top, from left, Keith Ayala, Douglas Knight, Davian Engle. PHOTO COURTESTY OF WINGARD STUDIOS/COACH JOHNETTE GOLDMAN

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Team Photo: XXXX Heber Springs Junior Girls Cross Country

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The xxxx Heber Springs Junior High Girls Cross Country team. From left, Maddie Talbert, Stormi Bradshaw, Olivia Candau, Harley Applewhite, Mariah Kelley, Sterling Thomas, Rebecca Bray and Maddie Vowels. PHOTO COURTESTY OF WINGARD STUDIOS/COACH JOHNETTE GOLDMAN