HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUPS

FARMINGTON 41, PRAIRIE GROVE 40

The Cardinals survived a late rally by rival Prairie Grove to claim a one-point win Saturday in 5A-West action.

However, because Farmington’s win was by a single point, the Cardinals fell to the No. 4 seed from the conference for next week’s playoffs. Prairie Grove, which ended the season with two straight losses, maintains the No. 2 seed and will host Batesville next week in the first round. Farmington will be on the road to 5A-East champ Valley View.

The game was scheduled to be played on Friday, but severe weather across Northwest Arkansas forced game officials to reschedule it for Saturday morning.

The Cardinals (7-3, 5-2 5A-West) welcomed back junior quarterback Cameron Vanzant, who had been out with an injury since the third game of the season. Vanzant hit Peyton Funk on a 59-yard touchdown pass on the second play of the game and later connected with Hunter Reaves on a 60-yard scoring strike.

Prairie Grove (7-3, 5-2) trailed 34-12 and 41-18 in the game before storming back behind quarterback Camden Patterson, who connected with Matthew Velasco on a 75-yard touchdown, and hit Conner Hubbs on a pair of scoring strikes including a 15-yarder with 48 seconds left to pull the Tigers to within 41-40. The Tigers could not execute the two-point conversion after the Hubbs score and Farmington kneeled on the last two plays.

Harrison will be the No. 3 seed from the West and will travel to Wynne for a first-round playoff game. HARRISON 41, PEA RIDGE 7

Harrison bolted to a 28-0 lead in the first quarter and rolled to a victory over Pea Ridge during Saturday’s rescheduled 5A-West Conference game at Garrison Stadium.

Four different players had a touchdown for the Goblins ( 7- 3, 5- 2) as Jonathan Schaffer opened the scoring with a 2-yard run. Mason Ketterman added a 49-yard touchdown pass to Talon Stephens, then Lucas Dean and Braden Long scored on runs of 18 and 34 yards, respectively.

Long, who finished with 134 yards on 14 carries, made it 35-0 with a 10yard touchdown run, then Cayden Luker added a 1-yard touchdown run to make it 41-0 at halftime. Pea Ridge avoided a shutout on Malachi Bierman’s 2-yard touchdown run.

Harrison compiled 466 yards total offense while its defense limited Pea Ridge to 121 yards and forced six turnovers, five of them interceptions.

SHILOH CHRISTIAN 56, ALMA 14

Quarterback Eli Wisdom ran 48 yards for a touchdown and added a 48-yard touchdown pass to Garyt Odom Friday to power Shiloh Christian to a 56-14 win over the Alma Airedales.

The Saints (9-1, 7-0) compiled 605 yards of total offense. They led 28-0 after one quarter.

Alma (6-4, 3-4) finished the season with its first winning record since 2017.

Alma quarterback Joe Trusty threw a 42- yard touchdown pass to Isreal Towns-Robinson and finished his twoyear career with 4,592 yards passing and 36 touchdowns in just 20 games, third-most in school history.

This night belonged to the Saints, however. After a 1-hour and 52-minute weather delay, Shiloh Christian opened the scoring on Bo Williams’ 38-yard touchdown run. He added an 8-yard burst later to make it 14-0.

After Wisdom’s 48-yard scamper, the Saints’ quarterback threw a 62-yard touchdown pass to Dax Widger to complete the first-quarter scoring. Wisdom will start the playoffs with 2,442 yards passing and 26 touchdowns.

Friday, he was 8-of-13 through the air for 133 yards and a pair of scores. He also ran for 155 yards on just seven carries.

Trusty’s 11th rushing touchdown of the season put Alma on the board in the second quarter. The Saints, already up 28-7 at that point, scored three times in the final six minutes to lead 49-7 at the break.

Odom’s 5-yard run in the third quarter made it 56-7.

Trusty’s 42- yard TD pass to Towns-Robinson completed the scoring. The Alma sophomore finished the season with 12 touchdowns.

CONWAY CHRISTIAN 37, MAGAZINE 16

CONWAY — Brady Domokos three three touchdown passes to lead Conway Christian (7-3, 5-1 2A-1) over Magazine (3-6, 2-4).

Domokos threw touchdown passes of 70, 66 and 18 yards to Cooper Johnson, Deagan Meeks and Bryce Keathley, respectively.

Cooper Johnson returned an interception 85 yards for a touchdown, and he also ran in a two-point conversion after the touchdown pass from Domokos to Meeks. Aaron Lovelace scored Conway Christian’s final touchdown on a 3-yard run.

Coleton Loper kicked a 30-yard field goal for Conway Christian.

BOYS BASKETBALL BERGMAN 88, KINGSTON 60

Walker Patton fell short of a double-double but led four Bergman players in double figures as the Panthers rolled to a home victory Friday over Kingston.

Bergman (5-0) blew the game open in the second quarter when it outscored Kingston 26-11 and turned an eightpoint lead into a 47-24 halftime cushion. The Panthers then led 61-42 through three quarters of play.

Patton finished with 26 points and 9 rebounds to lead Bergman. Bryson Bauer was next with 18, followed by Sawyer Schubert with 12 and Dylan Friend with 11.

WONDERVIEW 78, VALLEY SPRINGS 66

Wonderview outscored Valley Springs 19-6 in the fourth quarter and pulled away from the Tigers in nonconference action.

Dason Hensley had 17 points to lead four Valley Springs players in double figures in a game that was tied at 17 after one quarter and at 38 at halftime. The Tigers did take a 60-59 lead into the fourth quarter before Wonderview went on its run.

Maddax Johnson and Levi Carey added 14 apiece for the Tigers, while Kaden Horn chipped in 11. Sam Reynolds had 48 points for the Daredevils (3-3).

GIRLS BASKETBALL VALLEY SPRINGS 55, WONDERVIEW 54

Camie Moore’s 3-pointer with 5 seconds remaining gave Valley Springs a victory at Wonderview and kept the Lady Tigers unbeaten.

Moore finished with 17 points for Valley Springs (5-0), which trailed 28-25 at halftime and 40-38 after three quarters before outscoring Wonderview 17-14 over the final 8 minutes.

Katey Henson was the only other Lady Tigers in double figures with 10 points.