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CAPFA 2019 Schedule

August 14, 2019

Central Arkansas Prep Football Association

Third-Grade Schedule

Week 1 — August 24

  • Vilonia White at Bald Knob, 9 a.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Clinton, 9 a.m. *
  • Riverview at Midland (3 & 4), 9 a.m. *

Week 2 — August 31

  • Heber Springs at Southside Batesville, 9 a.m. *
  • Riverview at Bald Knob, 9 a.m. *
  • Clinton vs. Midland (3 & 4) at Vilonia, 10:15 a.m. *

Week 3 — September 7

  • Southside Batesville at Riverview, 9 a.m. *
  • Vilonia White at Heber Springs, 9 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Midland (3 & 4), 9 a.m. *

Week 4 — September 14

  • Vilonia White at Southside Batesville, 9 a.m. *
  • Clinton at Riverview, 9 a.m. *
  • Midland (3 &4) at Heber Springs, 9 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Heber Springs (4), 12:45

Week 5 — September 21

  • Riverview at Vilonia White, 9 a.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Bald Knob, 9 a.m. *
  • Heber Springs at Clinton, 9 a.m. *

Week 6 — September 28

  • Bald Knob at Heber Springs, 9 a.m. *
  • Clinton at Vilonia White, 9 a.m. *
  • Southside Batesville vs. Midland (3/4) at Riverview, 9 a.m. *

Week 7 — October 5

  • Riverview at Heber Springs, 9 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Clinton, 9 a.m. *
  • Vilonia White vs. Midland (3/4) at SS Batesville, 9 a.m. *

Fourth-Grade Schedule

Week 1 — August 24

  • Vilonia White at Bald Knob, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Clinton, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Vilonia Red vs. Heber Springs at Midland, 12:45 p.m. *

Week 2 — August 31

  • Heber Springs at Southside Batesville, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Riverview at Bald Knob, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Vilonia White at Vilonia Red, 9 a.m. *

Week 3 — September 7

  • Southside Batesville at Riverview, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Vilonia White at Heber Springs, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Vilonia Red vs. Clinton at Midland, 11:30 a.m. *

Week 4 — September 14

  • Vilonia White at Southside Batesville, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Riverview at Clinton, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Vilonia Red vs. Bald Knob at Riverview, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Bald Knob (3) at Heber Springs, 12:45 p.m.

Week 5 — September 21

  • Riverview at Vilonia White, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Bald Knob, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Heber Springs at Clinton, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Vilonia Red vs. Midland (3/4) at Clinton, 2 p.m. *

Week 6 — September 28

  • Bald Knob at Heber Springs, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Clinton at Vilonia White, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Riverview at Vilonia Red, 12:45 p.m. *

Week 7 — October 5

  • Riverview at Heber Springs, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Clinton, 10:15 a.m. *
  • Vilonia Red at Southside Batesville, 11:30 a.m. *

Fifth-Grade Schedule

Week 1 — August 24

  • Vilonia White at Bald Knob, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Heber Springs vs. Southside Batesville at Clinton, 11:30 a.m.
  • Riverview at Midland (5/6), 10:15 a.m. *

Week 2 — August 31

  • Heber Springs at Southside Batesville, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Riverview at Bald Knob, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Midland (5/6) at Vilonia White, 11:30 a.m.

Week 3 — September 7

  • Southside Batesville at Riverview, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Vilonia White at Heber Springs, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Midland (5/6), 10:15 a.m. *

Week 4 — September 14

  • Vilonia White at Southside Batesville, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Riverview, 2 p.m.
  • Midland (5/6) at Heber Springs, 10:15 a.m. *

Week 5 — September 21

  • Riverview at Vilonia White, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Bald Knob, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Midland (5/6) vs. Heber Springs, 12:45 p.m.

Week 6 — September 28

  • Bald Knob at Heber Springs, 11:30 a.m. *
  • SS Batesville vs. Midland (5/6) at Riverview, 10 a.m. *
  • Vilonia White at Riverview, 12:45 p.m.

Week 7 — October 5

  • Riverview at Heber Springs, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Southside Batesville, 12:45 p.m.
  • Vilonia White vs. Midland (5/6) at SS Batesville, 10:15 a.m. *

Sixth-Grade Schedule

Week 1 — August 24

  • Vilonia White at Bald Knob, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Clinton, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Heber Springs vs. Riverview at Midland, 11:30 a.m.

Week 2 — August 31

  • Heber Springs at Southside Batesville, 12:45 *
  • Riverview at Bald Knob, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Clinton at Vilonia White, 12:45 p.m. *

Week 3 — September 7

  • Southside Batesville at Riverview, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Vilonia White at Heber Springs, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Clinton vs. Bald Knob at Midland, 12:45 p.m.

Week 4 — September 14

  • Vilonia White at Southside Batesville, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Clinton at Riverview, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Heber Springs, 11:30 a.m.

Week 5 — September 21

  • Riverview at Vilonia White, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Bald Knob, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Heber Springs at Clinton, 11:30 a.m. *

Week 6 — September 28

  • Bald Knob at Heber Springs, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Clinton at Vilonia White, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Southside Batesville at Riverview, 11:30 a.m.

Week 7 — October 5

  • Riverview at Heber Springs, 12:45 p.m. *
  • Bald Knob at Clinton, 11:30 a.m. *
  • Vilonia White at Southside Batesville, 2 p.m.

(* — Denotes Conference Game)

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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Video: Heber Springs vs. Mountain View Senior Boys Basketball

1988 District Tournament at Bald Knob

Presented by Daniel Hollowell, Heber Springs Class of 1989

1988

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Video: Heber Springs vs. Vilonia Senior Girls Basketball

Presented by Philip Seaton, Heber Springs High School Class of 1988

District Tournament at Bald Knob High School.

1988

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Like Father, Like Daughter

Mooneyhan sets 4A state pole vault mark

April 30, 2019

By Philip Seaton

BATESVILLE – There has to be something about Pioneer Stadium at Batesville High School for the Mooneyhan family.

In 1987, then Heber Springs junior Walter Mooneyhan set a then personal best when he cleared 15-6 in the pole vault at the Pioneer Relays. Mooneyhan would go on to break the AA and state overall pole vault record a few weeks later at the AA state meet at Beebe when he cleared 15-4 and half inches. He bettered Heber Springs’ Mark Rezanka’s AA state record of 14-9 set in 1983 and Fort Smith Northside’s Greg Pickett’s overall mark of 15-4 set in 1975.

Flash forward to Tuesday at the 4A state track meet at Pioneer Stadium, Walter’s daughter, Pea Ridge junior Cassidy Mooneyhan, cleared 12-7 which is a new personal best but more importantly also set the new standard in 4A shattering the old mark of 11-6 set by Mena’s Staci Yahn in 2006.

She missed out on clearing 13-feet on three attempts.

“I have wanted to jump 13-feet since seventh-grade,” Cassidy said and though she didn’t get that height on Tuesday she was still elated to get the state record. “It think it’s so awesome.

“It’s something I’ve worked so long for and especially to get it my junior year instead of senior year really surprised me … that means a lot to me.”

The record also meant a lot to her vaulting coach, her father.

“I’ve been inside the ropes with her since she started in the seventh grade,” Walter said. “I have got to watch her progress all the way through. She’s incredibly coachable, incredibly aggressive, and incredibly competitive. On top of that she is a nice person. So that combination makes me incredibly proud.”

Walter, who works at the home office of Wal-Mart in Bentonville, has been a volunteer coach for the Pea Ridge track program since his daughter took an interest in the sport.

“I went through the registered volunteer program through the AAA (Arkansas Activities Association),” Walter said. “You have to specify a sport you are going to help with, and obviously I choose the vault, so I’ve gotten to be inside the ropes.”

Pea Ridge built a new track five years ago.

“The coaches didn’t have any experience in the vault, because they never had the vault,” Walter said. “Somehow everything just came together. (Pea Ridge) coach Heather Wade is the senior high girls track coach and she has been gracious enough to let me inside the ropes.”

While Walter’s vaulting exploits are legendary in the track and field circles, Cassidy was unaware of her father’s accomplishments.

“I didn’t even know he was a good vaulter,” Cassidy said. “He’s the most humble person ever. He rarely talked it, so I didn’t even know he was a good vaulter. All through the years, he slowly started talking about it more. I realized after the first year (that I was vaulting that) he was very good.”

If Cassidy didn’t know of her father’s exploits, how did she get started in the sport?

“A girl I knew in the was doing it when I was in seventh grade, so I tried it,” Cassidy said. “So I came home, told him I wanted to try it and he just came and helped us out.”

Cassidy’s also finished second in the 100 and 200, behind teammate Blakelee Winn in both races, to help her team accomplish something her father’s never did, win a state title.

“It means so much,” Cassidy said. “I think it’s so cool to follow in his footsteps and to have him here with me.”

Team Photo: 2014 Heber Springs 7th-Grade Girls Track

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The 2014 Heber Springs 7th-Grade track team. Front, from left, Abigail Finkbeiner, Hailey Vaughn, Courtney Eddington, Crysan Kendall, Destinee Harmon, Payton Bricker, Cara Sharp and Hope Hensley. Middle, from left, Keeley Dill, Hannah Venable, Emily Bish, Marissa Horsley, Lilly Thomas, Olivia Candau, Malea Turley, Katie Hickman, Gabby Forshee, Mariah Kelley, Jade Ring, and Abi McBroome. Back, from left, Keeley Cresswell, Payton Carr, Meleah Roy, Heaven Carlton, Grace Cowherd, Laura Cresswell, Hannah Lehfeldt, Kiarra Sauicer, Paige Foree, Jessalyn Johnson, Jasmin Diaz and Rwendy Hernandez. PHOTO COURTESTY OF WINGARD STUDIOS/COACH JOHNETTE GOLDMAN