The Arkansas-Monticello Boll Weevils finally won the big one. They avenged a two-point loss at Arkansas Tech earlier this month by beating the still-No. 1 Wonder Boys 58-51 Thursday at Steelman Fieldhouse in what women’s basketball founder Dr. Mary Jane Gilbert described as “the biggest win in the history of this building.”

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The Arkansas-Pine Bluff women’s basketball team may not qualify for the Southwestern Athletic Conference Tournament next month in Shreveport, La.

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FORDYCE — For the second straight game, the Star City Lady Bulldogs came slow out of the gates. But that was no indication of what was to come.

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MONTICELLO — Arkansas-Monticello men’s basketball coach Mike Newell entered Thursday night’s contest with Arkansas Tech with one win over a No. 1 team under his belt.

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When the season began three months ago, included on Watson Chapel’s list of goals were a 6A-South Conference championship and a Class 6A state championship.

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Watson Chapel will make a return to the Simmons First/Hootens.com Kickoff Week to open the 2010 season and it’ll do so against one of the state’s most vaunted programs.

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MONTICELLO — Arkansas-Monticello coach Chris Ratcliff went as far as to say his team “put a scare” into the top team in the Gulf South Conference West.

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Heading into this season, Arkansas-Monticello men’s basketball coach Mike Newell had only faced one top-ranked team during his 17 years as a head coach. So when his team lost 67-65 to Arkansas Tech, the No. 1 team in the National Association of Basketball Coaches Top 25 poll, Feb. 6 in Russellville, he thought he had [...]

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Arkansas-Monticello coach Chris Ratcliff entered this season with high expectations of his team after it reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament last year. He even had aspirations of the Cotton Blossoms hosting the South Region Tournament.

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FORDYCE — The vaunted Star City girls basketball team came out flat, letting a fourth-seeded Arkadelphia squad hanging around the .500 mark stay with the Lady Bulldogs for the first half.

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