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February 2016Bulletin

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CONWAY – The president of the Arkansas High School Coaches As-sociation, Beau Thompson of Farmington, announced the names of the head coaches and staffs for the 2016 Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star Football and Volleyball Games along with the staffs of the Cheer and Dance squads at a news confer-ence today at Bear Hall here on the University of Central Arkansas campus.

UCA associate athletic director Darrell Walsh welcomed the mem-bers of the AHSCA, the 2016 All-Star coaches and media represen-tatives during the morning press conference.

This summer’s game will mark the 61st year of All-Star competition for football and basketball, the 15th year of All-Star competition in volleyball, the 8th year for All-Star Cheer and Dance, and the fourth consecutive year for the All-Star events to be held on the UCA campus.

Head coach for the East Football squad is Chris Kennon of Mc-Crory. Coach Kennon will be assisted by Charles Baty of Pocahon-tas, Ben Fisher of Blytheville, Mark Kelley of Searcy, Jamie Mitchell of North Little Rock, Roddy Mote of Harding Academy and Glen Campbell of McCrory.

Head coach for the West Football squad is Tony Travis of Pea Ridge. Coach Travis will be assisted by DJ Crane of Danville, Jody Grant of Bentonville, Lonnie Hester of Hackett, Scott Neathery of Benton, Jeff Weaver of Little Rock Christian and Lafe Caton of Pea Ridge.

The 2016 All-Star Football game will be held on Friday, June 24, at Estes Stadium on the UCA campus. Kick off is set for 7:00 p.m.

Head coach for the East Volleyball squad is Margie McGee of Valley

View. Coach McGee will be assisted by Lisa Beasley of Marion, Chastan Carpino of Harrisburg and Beth Solomon of Bryant.

Head coach for the West Volleyball squad is Wes Davis of Paris. Coach Davis will be assisted by Tina Moore of Fountain Lake, Jes-sica Phelan of Fayetteville and Allison Frizzell-Kizer of Hot Springs Lakeside.

The 2016 All-Star Volleyball game will be held on Wednesday, June 22nd at the Farris Center on the UCA campus starting at 7:00 p.m.

Stephanie Cockrill of Jonesboro will serve as the head coach of the East All-Star Cheer squad. Cockrill will be assisted by Payton Weathers of East Poinsett County.

Rachael May of Booneville will serve as the head coach of the West All-Star Cheer squad. Coach May will be assisted by Jamie Bunting of Springdale Har-Ber.

Amanda Waln of Nettleton will serve as the head coach of the East All-Star Dance squad. Coach Waln will be assisted by Leslie Doss of Cabot.

Chelsea Tarver of Bauxite will serve as the head coach of the West All-Star Dance squad. Coach Tarver will be assisted by Carolina Adkins of Bentonville.

The Arkansas High School Coaches Association Clinic will be held June 22-24, 2016, at UCA. Several Arkansas High School coaches and college coaches will be featured speakers during the week.

AHSCA SELECTS 2016 ALL-STAR COACHESFOR FOOTBALL, VOLLEYBALL, CHEER AND DANCE

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University of Central Arkansas associate athletic director Darrell Walsh welcomes members of the AHSCA Executive Committee and the 2016 All-Star coaches to Conway for the January 19th press conference. Photo by LifeTouch

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Committees Release 2016 Hall of Fame HonoreesThe three Hall of Fame organizations under the umbrella of the Arkansas Activities Association have selected their honorees for the 2016 induction ceremony.

The Hall of Fame for the Arkansas High School Coaches Associa-tion and the Arkansas Officials Association was formed in 1995. The Arkansas High School Athletic Administrators Association began its Hall honors in 2007. The three organizations combined into one Hall of Fame in 2013.

With this year’s class the new Hall of Fame membership now stands at 292.

The Hall of Fame selections were released by the executive commit-tees of each organization.

The six new AHSCA honorees are Charles Berry of Huntsville (bas-

ketball), Barry Lunney, Sr. of Bentonville (football), Grafton Moore of West Memphis (football), the late Dr. Robert Paynter of Paragould (basketball), Ken Rippy of Booneville (football) and Johnny Toombs of Texarkana (football).

The six new members of the AOA are Ron Bellomy of Paragould, Donald Duncan of Batesville, John Kelley of Little Rock, Ned Skoog of Hot Springs, Leon Sparks of Fort Smith and Redell Thompson of Fayetteville.

The three new members of the AHSAAA are Betty Francis of Little Rock, Lee Randall of Cotton Plant and Jim Rowland of Fort Smith.

The installation banquet will be held on Friday, July 15, 2016, at Horn-er Hall in the Hot Springs Convention Center starting at 6:30 p.m. For ticket information contact Nicole Cunningham at 501-955-2500.

1995AHSCAOtis BarkerClair BatesJohnie BurnettAlene CrabtreeCurtis KingEarl QuigleyAOARobert BlackBuddy ColemanNorris FoxJerry HallWilbur Wood

1996AHSCASonny GordonGayle KaundartWilson MatthewsHelen ParkerJohn WidnerAOAArchie CothrenPrior EvansRichard FordClint FullerCliff Shaw

1997AHSCAJ. W. AustinOliver EldersC.W. KeoppleHouston NuttBill StancilAOAJ. W. FullertonJim HannahBob HarrellBobby HillBill McClendon

1998AHSCAJames DevazierMike Malham, Sr.Sharon MorganPaul NoesserJimmy ParkerAOADenzol BaileyBob BanksSmitty Bonds

Ernie DeatonBill Valentine

1999AHSCAHerschel BryantAndrew ButlerJoe HartBill KeedyCharles RipleyH.B. StewartAOAGene DunnSonny HolmesWayne JohnsonFrank JonesAlex LeftwichGlen Siler

2000AHSCATheodore BlakeGary BondLamar DinglerSammy GillGuy KochelTed WallerAOALennis ColemanLeroy DangeauGene DavisRex LovellWendell NuttJim Mack Sawyer

2001AHSCAJim AbrahamDavid FricksC.B. HavenerClyde HortonLowell ManningJoe Fred YoungAOAPete CamfieldLindsey HenryMaurice JonesCharlie KellerBill RaymickSam Sloan

2002AHSCAEdward Akin

Harold Ray JefferyGeorge JonesBill ReedJoe ReeseJames SmithAOAA.C. BakerLittleton FowlerJohn HosinskiJim LewisTom “Dutch” MooreLouis Schaufele

2003AHSCAOrville AshleyWillie ClickSam GoodwinThednal HillRaymond PetersJohn WyattAOAGary BensonEddie BryanWalter ColemanJesse GatewoodJim HillJack Pinckney

2004AHSCABob DennistonClyde HartBobby RichardsonLendel ThomasRoy “Doc” WalkerCarroll WilsonAOAJames ArmstrongWilbert GainesWally GattisAustin HannerVance JuddPat Todd

2005AHSCADavid AlpeJames BanksDoyne DavisDon NixonCharles WhitworthJarrell Williams

AOABill AlversonGeorge CagleJimmy CoatsUlysses S. GrantDoyle JacksonKenny Saylors

2006AHSCARonnie ClarkMax GrahamBarbara Gilliam-HarrisEddie JacksonBill TerwilligerAsive ThomasAOAHarold BarlettThomas “Sonny” DownsMike NewGary SlaughterPerry Webb

2007AHSCARaymond BurnettSam CookRon HarrisJoe KretschmarFrank McClellanCarl SorrelsAOADon BrodellMax GoinsCharlie KeckMatt MooreJerry WoodAHSAAADick HendricksonBill MayoRay PetersBill Stancil

2008AHSCABill BockByron BryantDon CampbellFred GrimBobby HannonMary Frances KretschmarFrank Vines

AOARichard AdamsJimmy CainJeff CaudleJim JordanLisa PittsHerman ScottAHSAAAWallace ChandlerBill ReedJoe ReeseJohnny Toombs

2009AHSCAJim BowlinSam ColemanJoe DillardIra GreenAllen HollandScottie NolanJanet WoodAOAThomas BridgesJay FoxMike FoxGary JayroeWayne LongBob RennerAHSAAARonnie HigginsDon HubbardHelen ParkerRichard Payton

2010AHSCAGeorge BurkeJoe GrahamMelba HallC. D. TaylorBobby TinerJohnny WatsonLou WoodAOALarry DeWittBob HickingbothamRoger ManessBob MasonBilly PlyJack YanceyAHSAAABob BowdenJim Cox

Gary GossH.B. Stewart

2011AHSCABetty BurgeMarion GloverJoe MallettJohn ParrishLonnie SuttonJon WatsonBill WelchAOAA.J. BandyBob BondsDonald CurranJames MorganJames WagonerBilly Ed WhiteAHSAAARaymond BurnettPaul HumphreysEarl Quigley

2012AHSCAVernie HarrisDon HubbardBarry PruittDon RiggsDon WatsonDon WebbJames WrightAOATommy FulmerRick LoweTom MachenTravis OdomArthur SandersDewayne SuttonAHSAAANo selections

2013AHSCAGus MalzahnGlenda PattersonRon RippyGene SimmonsCharlie SorrelsHerbert WilliamsAOABill BreazealeClint Cornett

Duane CousinsAugust HensiekGordon HornadayEllis Register

AHSAAABuddy BellBuzz BoldingDick Hays

2014AHSCAAl BolenDon CarnahanNorgan GilbertLee HardmanLeo JohnsonDarrell JonesAOARichard BensonJoe FakouriTony SmithCarl WilliamsAHSAAADick JohnsonFred LillyJohnny White

2015AHSCALanny DaukschWillie ParkerJim PenningtonTommy ReedLinda ThomasDave Williams - DAOADanny BlackBob DunhamJack FulmerJames MagieDanny SheetsShirl WilliamsAHSAAARonnie CarterJim DickersonHarvey Smith

AHSCA-AOA-AHSAAA HALL OF FAMEThe Arkansas High School Coaches Association-Arkansas Officials Association Hall of Fame was founded in 1995 and the Arkansas High School Athletic Administrators Association was founded in 2007 to honor the outstanding achievements of Arkansas high school coaches, officials and athletic administrators, to perpetuate their memory and to honor their dedication and service to high school athletics.

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AHSCA Names Outstanding CoachesFor Football, Cheer and Dance

2015-2016 Outstanding Coaches of the Year

Sport Coach SchoolGirls Golf Dale Leonard Mountain HomeBoys Golf Scott Williams FayettevilleGirls Tennis Darin Phelan FayettevilleBoys Tennis Mark Dobson JonesboroGirls Cross Co Wes McCrotty PottsvilleBoys Cross Co Karl Koonce Lake HamiltonVolleyball Lisa Beasley MarionFootball Danny Abshier Prairie GroveCheer Stephanie Cockrill JonesboroDance Chelsea Tarver Bauxite

Former AHSCA Coaches of the Year

FOOTBALL1960-61 - Don Floyd, Stuttgart1961-62 - Tom Hardin, Benton1962-63 - Mickey O'Quinn, Warren1963-64 - Don Crews, Hamburg1964-65 - Rex Lovell, Conway1965-66 - Ken Stephens, North Little Rock1966-67 - Charles McGibbony, FS Southside1967-68 - Jarrell Williams, Springdale1968-69 - Don Hubbard, Magnolia1969-70 - C. W. Keopple, LR Hall1970-71 - Don Riggs, Jonesboro1971-72 - Doyne Davis, Morrilton1972-73 - Henry Hawk, North Little Rock1973-74 - Robert "Swede" Lee, Texarkana1974-75 - Sam Goodwin, LR Parkview1975-76 - Bernie Cox, LR Central1976-77 - Bill Reed, Jacksonville1977-78 - Bobby Tiner, Pulaski Oak Grove1978-79 - Gary Bond, Rogers1979-80 - Bobby Tiner, Pulaski Oak Grove1980-81 - Bob Pledger, Danville1981-82 - Bill Reed, Jacksonville1982-83 - Bill Reed, Jacksonville1983-84 - Gary Segrest, Nashville1984-85 - Roy Davis, LR Catholic1985-86 - Danny Graham, Rivercrest1986-87 - Bill Riley, Wynne1987-88 - Frank McClellan, Barton1988-89 - Frank McClellan, Barton1989-90 - Lee Hardman, Dollarway1990-91 - Lee Hardman, Dollarway1991-92 - Jim Cox, Fordyce

1992-93 - Jerry Clay, Lake Hamilton1993-94 - David Alpe, Malvern1994-95 - Johnny McMurry, Monticello1995-96 - Marion Glover, Pine Bluff1996-97 - Bill Laird, Nashville1997-98 - Barry Lunney, FS Southside1998-99 - Glenn Eskola, LR Fair1999-00 - Tommy Tice, Harrison2000-01 - Clay Totty, Rison2001-02 - Gary Wear, Bentonville2002-03 - Bobby Bolding, Stuttgart2003-04 - Bernie Cox, LR Central2004-05 - Gus Malzahn, Springdale2005-06 - Gus Malzahn, Springdale2006-07 - Shane Patrick, Mountain Home2007-08 - Johnny Watson, LR Christian2008-09 - Doug Loughridge, Charleston2009-10 - Randy Tribble, Greenbrier2010-11 - Clint Ashcraft, Conway2011-12 –Rick Jones, Greenwood2012-13 – Rick Jones, Greenwood2013-14 – Cody McNabb, Morrilton2014-15 – Clint Ashcraft, Conway

Cheer2008-09 - John Pipkins, Mayflower2009-10 - Karen Hilborn, Benton2010-11 - Janice Chambers, Nettleton2011-12 - Karen Hilborn, Benton2012-13 – No selection2013-14 – Cassie DeSpain, Greene County Tech2014-15 – Judy Brannon, Valley View

Dance2008-09 - Mari Newby, Van Buren2009-10 - Laura Wooten, Bryant2010-11 - Tracy Kaufman, Bentonville2011-12 - Mari Newby, Van Buren2012-13 – No selection2013-14 – Chelsea Massey, Bauxite2014-15 – Erica McClung, Brookland

The Arkansas High School Coaches Association has selected its 2015-2016 Outstanding Coaches of the Year for the sports of football, cheer and dance.

This is the first time for the AHSCA to use seasonal voting, and the second announcement of the school year. The AHSCA previously an-nounced the winners for boys’ and girls’ golf boys’ and girls’ tennis, boys’ and girls’ cross country and volleyball.

The outstanding coach for football is Danny Abshier of Prairie Grove. The outstanding coach for cheer is Stephanie Cockrill of Jonesboro. The outstanding coach for dance is Chelsea Tarver of Bauxite.

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The Mandy Coats Memorial Scholarship was established in 2004 and first awarded in 2005 to memorialize

Nancy Amanda Coats. Born on November 14, 1977, in Pine Bluff,she was the daughter of Jimmy and Sandy

Coats. After graduation from White Hall High School in 1996, Mandy attended the University of Arkansas at

Monticello until her diagnosis with Batten’s Disease. At the age of 26, Mandy joined her Lord on May 23, 2004.

She was an active member of First Baptist Church in White Hall.

Mandy’s life was a constant testimony. She was a friend to all because she accepted everyone around her

without bias or prejudice. Her selfless display of love and energy, even when she had little energy herself,

taught the true meaning of compassion. This pronounced concern for the well-being of others, in spite of fail-

ing health, defined Mandy. She shared her love for Jesus routinely and unashamedly – how much she adored

Him, how much He loved her, and toward the end of her life how ready she was to see Him. This scholarship

was established to enable Mandy’s spirit to live beyond her lifetime. Her greatest desire upon entering col-

lege was to grow intellectually so that she could help those around her. This scholarship will allow deserving

students to achieve the opportunities that Mandy cherished but was never able to enjoy.

The Scholarship Committee will review all applications with a tremendous amount of thought and prayer.

Additionally, the Board may require an interview as part of the final selection process. Offering the opportunity to pursue higher education to

ultimately change the lives of others keeps Mandy’s memory alive.

All applicants for a scholarship must meet the following requirements:

•Must be an Arkansas high school senior who is applying for a college scholarship for the freshman year;

•Must be an active member of a church and/or other Christian organization;

•Must plan to attend an accredited college or university on a full-time basis;

•Must be of high moral character, exhibit a strong work ethic, and be intellectually qualified for the desired pursuit;

•Must have and maintain a grade point average of 2.0 or better (scholarship awards will be forfeited if the student’s GPA falls below 2.0);

•Must be willing to accept a scholarship as a gift from God and be willing to later help others as a result.

PROCEDURE:1. Print three pages (this page, the application form, and the reference form).

2. Complete and sign the application form and return by APRIL 1 to the address shown. Also on eparate sheet, please answer the following

questions:

a. Why are you applying for this scholarship?

b. How do your educational desires fit into your life’s plan?

c. List any honors, achievements, and/or awards from your church, school, or community.

d. Describe your work experience if applicable.

e. Describe the happiest moment of your life.

f. Describe your most difficult life experience. How did you endure or overcome it?

g. Feel free to share any other information that would be helpful to the Scholarship Committee

in understanding your situation.

3. Send TWO copies of the reference form to individuals who are not related to you. One of these individuals should be a minister at your

church or sponsor of your Christian organization. The other reference can be a friend, employer, or neighbor who would know your character

or work ethic. Ask them to complete and mail directly to the address shown.

Note: You can download the Mandy Coats Scholarship Application form by going to www.ahsaa.org. Click on information (red tag line), then

click on scholarship. Scroll down to “important info” and click on Mandy Coats’ Scholarship Application. If you are unable to download the form,

please contact Wadie Moore or Nicole Cunningham at the AAA office, 501-955-2500.

Mandy Coats Memorial Scholarship

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BASKETBALLRegion, February 24-27Class 4ANorth: Prairie GroveSouth: DumasEast: Riverview

Class 3ARegion 1: LavacaRegion 2: Cedar RidgeRegion 3: Yellville-SummitRegion 4: Centerpoint

Class 2ANorth: Sloan-HendrixSouth: Lafayette CountyEast: HazenWest: Quitman

Class 1ARegion 1: AlpenaRegion 2: BayRegion 3: West Side Greers FerryRegion 4: Caddo Hills

State, March 1-5Class 7A: CabotClass 6A: RussellvilleClass 5A: HS Lakeside/Hot SpringsClass 4A: MalvernClass 3A: JessievilleClass 2A: MarmadukeClass 1A: Izard County

BASEBALLRegion, May 5-7Class 4ANorth: Prairie GroveEast: LonokeSouth: Monticello

Class 3ARegion 1: AtkinsRegion 2: Haskell Harmony GroveRegion 3: Bergman at Harrison ParksRegion 4: Smackover-Norphlet

Class 2ANorth: Marked TreeWest: MagazineEast: PoyenSouth: Dierks

Class 1ARegion 1: County LineRegion 2: ViolaRegion 3: West Side Greers FerryRegion 4: Taylor

State, May 12-14Class 7A: North Little RockClass 6A: SheridanClass 5A: HarrisonClass 4A: AshdownClass 3A: Smackover-NorphletClass 2A: Parkers ChapelClass 1A: Viola

State Finals, May 20-21Bid: Fayetteville at University of Arkansas, Baum Stadium

SOFTBALLRegion, May 5-7Class 4ANorth: Prairie GroveEast: LonokeSouth: Malvern

Class 3ARegion 1: AtkinsRegion 2: Haskell Harmony GroveRegion 3: Bergman at Harrison ParksRegion 4: Smackover-Norphlet

Class 2ANorth: Marked TreeWest: MagazineEast: PoyenSouth: Dierks

Class 1ARegion 1: County LineRegion 2: ViolaRegion 3: West Side Greers FerryRegion 4: Taylor

State, May 12-14Class 7A: BryantClass 6A: SheridanClass 5A: HarrisonClass 4A: MenaClass 3A: Smackover-NorphletClass 2A: Parkers ChapelClass 1A: Viola

State Finals, May 20-21Bid: Fayetteville at University of Arkansas, Bogle Park

SOCCERState, May 13-14Class 7A: Springdale (boys, Springdale; girls, Har-Ber)Class 6A: El DoradoClass 5A: HS Lakeside/Hot SpringsClass 4A: No bid

State Finals, May 20-21Bid: Fayetteville at University of Arkansas, Razorback Field

TRACK AND FIELDState, May 2-7Class 7A: Conway – May 5Class 6A: BentonClass 5A: Hot Springs (May 3)Class 4A: Nashville – May 3Class 3A: Green Forest – May 5Class 2A: England – May 2Class 1A: Harrison

MEET OF CHAMPIONSMay 14Bid: Russellville

DECATHLON-HEPTATHLONMay 18-19Bid: Cabot

CROSS COUNTRYNovember 12, 2016Bid: Lake Hamilton at Oaklawn Park

VOLLEYBALLState, October 24-27Class 7A: Springdale School DistrictClass 6A: Lake HamiltonClass 5A: Valley ViewClass 4A: LonokeClass 3A: Paris

State Finals, October 29Bid: Hot Spring Convention Center

The AAA Board of Directors previously assigned the sites listed below for 2016:

WRESTLINGState, February 19-20All Classes: Jack Stephens Center, UALR

SWIMMING AND DIVINGState, February 26-27All Classes: Bentonville

BOWLINGConference, February 8-12Class 7A-6ACentral: Millennium Bowl, North Little RockWest: Fast Lane Entertainment, Lowell

Class 5A-4AEast: Jonesboro Bowling CenterWest: Bowling World, Fort Smith

Class 3A-2A-1AEast: All Fam Bowl, CabotWest: Conway Family Bowl

State. February 17Class 7A-6A: All Fam Bowl, CabotClass 5A-4A: Conway Family BowlClass 3A-2A-1A: Jonesboro Bowling Center

Golf and Tennis Sites will be selected at the Board’s March meeting in Hot Springs.

2016 Spring Sites BidsThe following dates and sites for Regional and State tournament events for 2016 were awarded by the Arkansas Activities Association Board of Direc-tors on Thursday, January 14, 2016 during its site selection meeting at the AAA office.

Penalties Assessed Member SchoolsSchool Penalty Violation DurationCarlise Sr. FB Warning/forfeits Bylaws, Art. III, Sec. 1, Rule 11 For 365 daysEarle Sr. GBB Warning/forfeit Bylaws, Art. III, Sec. 1, Rule 1F Remainder of the season

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Chris Kennon, McCrory

Tony Travis, Pea Ridge

All-Star CoachesEAST EAST

Rachael May, Booneville

Football Volleyball

Cheer Dance

2016

Wes Davis, Paris

Amanda Waln, Nettleton Chelsea Tarver, Bauxite

Margie McGee, Valley View

EAST EASTWEST WEST

WEST WEST

Stephanie Cockrill, Jonesboro

2016 ALL STAR FOOTBALL STAFFSEast Chris Kennon, McCrory (head coach) Charles Baty, Pocahontas Ben Fisher, Blytheville Mark Kelley, Searcy Jamie Mitchell, North Little Rock Roddy Mote, Harding Academy Glen Campbell, McCrory WestTony Travis, Pea Ridge (head coach) DJ Crane, DanvilleJody Grant, BentonvilleLonnie Hester, HackettScott Neathery, BentonJeff Weaver, Little Rock ChristianLafe Caton, Pea Ridge

2016 ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL STAFFSEast Margie McGee, Valley View (head coach) Lisa Beasley, Marion Chastan Carpino, Harrisburg Beth Solomon, Bryant

West Wes Davis, Paris (head coach)Tina Moore, Fountain LakeJessica Phelan, FayettevilleAllison Frizzell-Kizer, Hot Springs Lakeside

2016 CHEER STAFFSEast Stephanie Cockrill, Jonesboro (head coach) Payton Weathers, East Poinsett County WestRachael May, Booneville (head coach)Jamie Bunting, Springdale Har-Ber

2016 DANCE STAFFSEast Amanda Waln, Nettleton (head coach) Leslie Doss, Cabot WestChelsea Tarver, Bauxite (head coach)Carolina Adkins, Bentonville

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFLance W. TaylorExecutive DirectorDr. Joey WaltersDon BrodellNick LaskerAnnette SavageAmber BalboaWadie MooreSUPPORT STAFFKristy ClarkNicole CunninghamGabriel ForemanJulia HarveyTeresa Marlow Jennifer Mays

BOARD OF DIRECTORSRick McLaughlin, HS LakesidePresidentJohn Cielsa, Greenwood1st Vice-PresidentGary Hines, Emerson-Taylor- Bradley2nd Vice-PresidentBenny Weston, MenaSecretaryJon Collins, West MemphisTreasurerSuzanne Bailey, LonokeParliamentarian

John L Colbert, FayettevilleJoe Couch, Bergman Carl Easley, WynneScott Embrey, BeebeThomas Gathen, McGeheeBrian Golden, MalvernKelvin Gragg, DumasSteve Green, Cave CityBryan Law, FarmingtonJimmy D. Loyd, Two RiversJoe Mallet, Conway St. Joseph Jerry Newton, PoyenBryan Russell, Valley View John Ward, Magnolia

AAA Board and Staff

 

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