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PHOTO: Heber Springs Homecoming Pep Rally

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Sophomore maid Megan Bull with her escorts, Dalton Yancey and Gideon Tate. PHILIP SEATON PHOTO

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PHOTO: Heber Springs Homecoming Pep Rally

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Some of the 2020 Heber Springs Homecoming royalty, from left, sophomore maid Megan Bull, queen Olivia Norton, junior maid Madison Clemons, sophomore maid Macy Evans, freshman Taylor Parker and freshman Zoey Hendrix. PHILIP SEATON PHOTO

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PHOTO: Heber Springs Homecoming Parade

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Sophomore Maid Megan Bull. PHILIP SEATON PHOTO

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Heber Springs golf team readies for conference tourney

By LARRY “SCOOP” McCARTY

The Heber Springs High School girls’ and boys’ golf teams survived the challenge of an altered schedule because of COVID-19.

The two teams are ready for the next step, the 4-4A Conference Tournament at the Morrilton Country Club Tuesday. The top two teams will advance to the state tournament.

“We played 10 matches because of COVID and weather,” Heber Springs coach Gaye Stark said. “We didn’t play multiple teams because of COVID and only competed against four conference schools all season. We hope to play well and see what happens.”

Seniors Hope Evans and Ellie Riddle lead the Lady Panthers. Freshmen Megan Bull and Macy Evans are the other two golfers.

“Hope and Ellie have been good mentors to the younger golfers,” Stark said. “They took them under their wings and showed them what they needed to do at the tournaments.”

Stark believes the team will challenge for a state tournament berth.

“Clarksville and Ozark are the teams to beat,” she said. “I’m pleased with the progress of all four golfers. We will see how it goes at the tournament.”

Senior Cooper Schalchin, sophomore Easton Cusick and freshman Ladd Choate will compete on the boys’ team.

“Cooper is the leader for the other golfers,” Stark said. “We will face tough teams at the tournament. I’m not sure how we stack up going into the tournament, but I expect us to play well.”