56 th TYSON/ARKANSAS ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AHSCA EAST WEST ALL STARS

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2 56 th TYSON/ARKANSAS ARMY NATIONAL GUARD AHSCA EAST WEST ALL STARS The Arkansas Activities Association is pleased to provide this booklet of statistics and information telling about past All Star contests and athletes and presenting facts about this year s coaches and All Stars. We invite you to use this information as All Star week approaches for publication, broadcast, or other methods of promotion of these events starring many of the state s outstanding athletes of the class of All Star players will be reporting to All Star camp at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville on Sunday, June 19, Players are required to report by 1:00 p.m. Photograph sessions will be at 2:00 p.m. with all players in uniform. Football, basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball and soccer players will report to Barnhill Arena. Again this year we invite the media to join the All Stars for lunch each day in the Pomfret Hall cafeteria from 11:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. The Arkansas High School Coaches Association will provide lunch. Please make arrangements with Joey Walters or Johnny Watson in Pomfret Hall. Coaches and players will be available during lunch for interviews. The 2011 AHSCA Coaches Clinic will be held at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, Fayetteville on June We also invite media representatives to be on hand for the playing of any of the games. Media credentials should be requested no later than June 10, We appreciate your cooperation and the good working relationship we enjoy with the media. Wadie Moore, Media Coordinator Arkansas Activities Association 3920 Richards Road North Little Rock, AR Office: Fax:

3 ALL STAR TICKETS Price: $5.00 ALL STAR GAMES Baseball Monday, June 20, Baum Stadium (doubleheader), 5:00 p.m. Softball Monday, June 20, Bogle Park (doubleheader), 5:00 p.m. Girls Soccer Tuesday, June 21, Razorback Field, 6:00 p.m. Boys Soccer Tuesday, June 21, Razorback Field, 8:00 p.m. Volleyball Tuesday, June 21, Barnhill Arena, 7:00 p.m. Girls Basketball Wednesday, June 22, Bud Walton Arena, 6:00 p.m. Boys Basketball Wednesday, June 22, Bud Walton Arena, 8:00 p.m. Football Thursday, June 23, Reynolds Razorback Stadium, 7:00 p.m.

4 Arkansas High School Coaches Association State Officers Executive Committee President... Lanny Dauksch, West Memphis Vice President... Daryl Patton, Morrilton Vice President....Scott Kelton, Blevins Vice President....Calvin Mallett, Yellville Summit Vice President....Debbie Sharp, Siloam Springs Vice President....Scott Waymire, Carlisle Vice President..Beau Thompson, Farmington Vice President....Eric Chambers, Beebe Ex Officio Trent Tipton, Morrilton David Carpenter, Junction City David Moon, Paragould Charlie Sorrels, Atkins Benny Harris, Bradley Johnny Watson, Little Rock Christian Marvin Lindsey, Jr., Magnolia Kirby Norwood, Pulaski Academy Girls All Star Committee Toby Tevebaugh, Carlisle Shelley Davis, Morrilton Elisa Millican, Taylor Margie McGee, Valley View Kim Jenkins, Valley Springs Cheryl Bing, North Little Rock Stephanie Hill, Van Buren Ex Officio Dell Leonard, Mountain Home Laura Kozella Crow, Conway Steve Quattlebaum, Central Arkansas Christian Deana Franklin, Hot Springs Sandy Wright, Springdale Gary Don Smith, Hot Springs Lakeside Leigh Ann Back, Hot Springs Lakeside Keith Brown, Shirley Arkansas Activities Association 3920 Richards Road North Little Rock, AR Administrative Staff Lance Taylor, Executive Director Joey Walters, Deputy Director Don Brodell, Associate Executive Director Nick Lasker, Associate Executive Director Annette Savage, Assistant Executive Director Amber Balboa, Assistant Executive Director Wadie Moore, Assistant Executive Director Support Staff Tammy Brock, Assistant to Executive Director Teresa Brown, AHSAAA Assistant Kimberly Balboa, Official s Records Julia Harvey, All Star Assistant/AHSCA Records Jennifer Mays, Business Manager Nicole Cunningham, Media Assistant Gabriel Foreman, Receptionist

5 2010 All Star Soccer Summary Girls East 4, West 0 At Razorback Field, June 22, 2010 All Star Series 2010 East 4, West West 1, East East 2, West East 1, West 0 (5 4 shootout) 2006 East 2, West East 1, West West 3, East 2, OT Most Valuable Player 2010 Kendra Hendrix, LR Central (East) 2009 Mary Wisenhunt, Little Rock Christian (West) 2008 Anna Frodyma, Mount St. Mary (East) 2007 Samantha Gregory, LR Christian (West) 2006 Allison Davis, Jonesboro (East) 2005 Avery Williams, Conway (East) 2004 Robyn Sutherland, Rogers (West) Outstanding Players 2010 Anna Lee Pittman, LR Christian (West) Ashley Barksdale, Mount St. Mary 2009 Jamie Lancaster, Searcy (East) Elizabeth Brady, Fayetteville (West) 2008 Tracy Powell, Pulaski Academy (East) Kat Marsh, Sheridan (West) 2007 Kaylie Henne, Russellville (East) Danielle Alexander, Bentonville (West) 2006 Laura Hudson, Pulaski Academy (East) Jackie Booker, Fayetteville (West) 2005 Riley Duke, LR Central (East) Michelle Hunter, Springdale (West) 2004 Kaileigh Shabo, Arkansas Baptist (East0 Kressa Gibsob, Rogers (West) Outstanding Campers 2010 Sarah Correll, Fayetteville (West) Andrea Hasik, Paragould (East) 2009 Sarah Manning, Bryant (East) Katy Baldridge, Greenwood (West) 2008 Brittany Hudson, LR Central (East) Chelsea Widon, Bentonville (West) 2007 Kaylie Henne, Russellville (East) Breana Solomon, Rogers (West) 2006 Candace Moore, Greenbrier (East) Jackie Booker, Fayetteville (West) 2005 Raquel Amaro, Arkansas Baptist (East) Aja Estes, FS Southside (West) 2004 Erin Riley, North Little Rock (East) Jade Holcomb, Fayetteville (West) Girls Series East 5, West 2 Boys East 3, West 0 At Razorback Field, June 22, 2010 All Star Series 2010 East 3, West West 2, East East 2, West West 0, East 0, cancelled 2006 West 3, East East 1, West East 3, West 0 Most Valuable Player 2010 John Lung aho, LR Parkview (East) 2009 Nathan Cass, Harrison (West) 2008 Brian Platt, LR Christian (East) 2007 No selection 2006 Victor Vargas, Texarkana (West) 2005 Robert Baker, Greene County Tech (East) 2004 Matt Martin, North Little Rock (East) Outstanding Players 2010 Nate Gay, LR Christian (West) Jacob Sparks, Russellville (East) 2009 Thomas Fancher, Russellville (East) Ryan Ostrander, Siloam Springs (West) 2008 Frank Seitz, Searcy (East) Christian Ridings, El Dorado (West) 2007 No selection 2006 James Griffin, LR Catholic (East) Hunter Anthony, El Dorado (West) 2005 Steve Longinotti, LR Catholic (East) Spencer Watson, Harrison (West) 2004 Seth Irons, Conway (East) Ahmad Ihmeidan, FS Southside (West) Outstanding Campers 2010 Nate Gay, LR Christian (West) Chase Cain, CAC (East) 2009 Corey Reed, Central Arkansas Christian (East) Omar Cruz, De Queen (West) 2008 Brandon Owens, Batesville (East) Sayed Bushnaq, Van Buren (West) 2007 Cameron Lorenzo, CAC Matt Finney, Rogers (West) 2006 Chris Bell, Conway (East) Josh Coody, Siloam Springs (West) 2005 Robert Baker, Greene County Tech (East) John Johner, Springdale (West) 2004 Seth Irons, Conway (East) Pedro Tarin, Siloam Springs (West) Boys Series East 4, West 2

6 2010 All Star Volleyball Summary West 4, East 1 At Barnhill Arena, June 23, 2010 East West West Name Kill Total Assist Set Assist Ace Dig Pts Haley Martin Kirstie Hesseltine Sydney Marsellis Ty Lindberg Sam Comet Stacy Williamson Eryn Root Nickia Sanders Lacy Colbert Amy Driscoll Jessica Otto ,0 Cheyenne Derr Channa Seyfarth Kami Garrison Totals East Name Kill Total Assist Set Assist Ace Dig Pts Staci Ho Mollie Arnold Madison Rupard Jacquia Bell Bethany Gunn Morgan Suski Kelsey Nagy Mallory Russell Jasmyn Wilkins Alex Aycock Hailey Tate Haleigh Lloyd Katie Howe Brittney Dyer Totals West All Stars Game K E TA PCT East All Stars Game K E TA PCT Most Valuable Player: Stacy Williams, Siloam Springs (West) East Outstanding Player: Mollie Arnold, Jonesboro Westside West Outstanding Player: Sam Comet, Benton Referees: Harry Komprood, David Savage All Star Series 2010 West 4, East West 3, East East 3, West West 4, East 1 Outstanding Campers: 2006 East 3, West West 3, East West 3, East East 5, West West 3, East 0 Series: West 6, East 3 Bethany Gunn, Jonesboro (East) Amy Driscoll, FS Southside (West)

7 2010 All Star Softball Summary East 4 5 West 3 4 At Bogle Park June 23, 2010 First Game East West Fenter, Marroquin (3), Guess (5), Fenter (7) and Edwards, Osman (4), Reed (7). Carter, Horne (3), Arnold (5), Villines (6), Siebenmorgan (7) and Harriman, Winfield (4), Marty (6). W Fenter. L Carter. HR Fenter. Second Game West East x Siebenmorgan, Arnold (2), Robinson (4), Saunders (5), Carter (6) and Marty, Winfield (3), Harriman (5). Cothren, Staten (3), Hargis (5), Cothren (7) and Goins, Reed (3), Barker (5). Most Valuable Player: Shelby Jo Fenter, West Memphis (East) East Outstanding Player: Kathryn Goins, Van Buren West Outstanding Player: Jill Barrett, Greenwood Outstanding Campers: Hannah Hargis, Heber Springs (East); Cendyl Carter, Dardanelle (West) Series: East 10, West 6 West 1 7 East 0 8 At Baum Stadium June 22, 2010 First Game West East All Star Baseball Summary Wallace, Peavy (4), Ward (6) and Purdy, Rodgers (4). Astin, Evans (3), Wells (5) and Calhoun, Prince (5). W Peavy. L Wells. HR Pruitt. Second Game East West Woodhouse, Hohn (4), Wooten (6) and Calhoun, Prince (4). O Dell, Guffey (1), Salsbury (5) and Purdy. W Wooten. L Salsbury. HR Moore. Most Valuable Player: Houston Pruitt. Springdale Har Ber (West) East Outstanding Player: Cody Woodhouse, Mountain Home West Outstanding Player: Bradley Wallace, Woodlawn Outstanding Campers: Logan Gaither, Walnut Ridge (East); Spanky Purdy, Rogers Heritage (West). Series: West 9, East 6, tie 1

8 East 82, West 72 At Bud Walton Arena, June 24, 2010 East West Girls All Star Basketball Summary EAST (82): Farrah Turner , Lauren Harrison , Markisha Hawkins , Whitney Groning , Kristen Celsor , Lindsey Burgener , Whitney Donahue , Jessie Moix , Jordan Ferguson , Jacquonna Young , Kimberly Wise , Erica Sharp , Ryven Hackson , Alana Morris , Asiah Scribner Totals WEST (72): Shelbi Cottingham , Savannah Kilburn , Chrisstasia Walter , Lauren Atnip , Cheyenne Childers , Sierra Shipley , Bailey Sisson , Serena Clokey , Megan Phelps , Cassi McCauley , Nashia James , Halee Castleman , Kally Smith , Elise Holman , Jae Tucker Totals Three point goals: East 5 16 (Hawkins 0 2, Groning 1 2, Celsor 1 1, Burgener 2 2, Moix 0 2. Ferguson 1 3, Young 0 1, Wise 0 2, Jackson 0 1). West 7 26 (Cottingham 2 3, Kilburn 0 1, Walter 0 3, Atnip 0 1, Shipley 0 4, Sisson 0 1, Clokey 1 1, Phelps 2 5, McCauley 2 3, James 0 2, Tucker 0 2). Rebounds: East 48 (Harrison 9), West 50 (Childers 6). Assists: East 13 (Turner 3, Moix 3), West 10 (Walter 2, Castleman 2). Steals: East 11 (Hawkins 2, Scribner 2), West 10 (James 3). Team fouls: East 25, West 23. Fouled out: Harrison, East; Smith, West. Technical fouls: None. Officials G. Knight, E. Moore, M. Goldberg, D. Henry, C. Graddy, G. Duplantis. Most Valuable Player: Markisha Hawkins, North Little Rock (East) East Team Outstanding Player: Lindsey Burgener, Wonderview West Team Outstanding Player: Nashia James, Watson Chapel Outstanding Campers: Whitney Donahue, Clinton (East); Halee Castleman, Springdale Har Ber (West) Series: West 28, East 20 East 82, West 69 At Bud Walton Arena, June 24, 2010 East West Boys All Star Basketball Summary East (82): Marcell Mosley , LaGregory Hinkle , Jordan Weaver , Brock Johnston , Matt Pierce , Jacob Pio , Alex Baker , DeShone McClure , Garrett Southerland , Josh Allen , Michael Perkins , Daquan Bryant , Alandise Harris , Spencer Caraway Totals West (69): Mikai Williams , Evan Yochum , Colin Woodward , Kikko Haydar , Devonte Fricks , Dalton Palarino , Vance Williamson , Blake Branham , Skylar Houston , Jace Jones , Keith Ross , Taylor Cochran , Quintin Fields , Adam Rasheed , Daniel Broughton Totals Three point goals: East 5 19 (Mosley 0 2, Hinkle 0 1, Weaver 1 2, Johnston 0 1, Baker 0 3, McClure 1 3, Southerland 1 2, Bryant 0 1, Harris 2 3, Caraway 0 1). West 9 34 (Williams 1 4, Yochum 0 1, Woodward 2 7, Haydar 1 4, Houston 1 1, Jones 0 2, Ross 1 3, Cochran 2 5, Fields 1 6, Broughton 0 1). Rebounds: East 64 (Bryant 9), West 42 (Broughton 7). Assists: East 12 (McClure 4), West 15 (Haydar 5, Branham 5). Steals: East 9 (Perkins 2), West 9 (Williams 2, Fricks 2). Team Fouls: East 21, West 22. Fouled out: None. Technical fouls: None. Officials R. Frazier, J. Brewer, R. Martin, D. Ferra, J. Christopher, P. Watson Most Valuable Player: Alandise Harris, LR Central (East) East Team Outstanding Player: DeShone McClure, Jacksonville West Team Outstanding Player: Kikko Haydar, Fayetteville

9 Outstanding Campers: Michael Perkins, Earle (East); Blake Branham, Hackett (West) Series: East 36, West ALL STAR FOOTBALL STATISTICS Scoring Summary Final Score: East 45, West 21 At Reynolds Razorback Stadium, June 25, 2010 East West Scoring Summary: First Quarter 9:57 West Cornovious Branch 3 yard run (Austin Hartness kick), TOP 2:03, 6 plays, 80 yards. 7:36 East Tim Johnson 3 yard run (Tyler Paschal kick), TOP 2:21, 9 plays, 73 yards 0:11 West Michael Meador 25 yard pass from C. Branch (Austin Hartness kick), TOP 2:40, 7 plays, 55 yards 0:00 East Tim Johnson 100 yard kickoff return (Tyler Paschal kick) Third Quarter 11:49 Tim Johnson 95 yard kickoff return (Zach Hocker kick) 9:17 East Zach Hocker 36 yard field goal, TOP 1:04, 5 plays, 41 yards 4:30 West Courtney Haskel 1 yard run (Austin Hartness kick), TOP 4:47, 13 plays, 80 yards Fourth Quarter 11:49 East Trey Gavin 28 yard pass from Benjamin Anderson (Zach Hocker kick), TOP 1:33, 5 plays, 63 yards 10:12 East Tim Johnson 42 yard run (Zach Hocker kick), TOP 0:11, 1 play, 42 yards. 5:21 East Trey Gavin 14 yard pass from Nick Glaze (Zach Hocker kick), TOP 0:06, 1 play, 14 yards. Team Statistics East West First Downs Net Yards Rushing Net Yards Passing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Had Intercepted 0 1 Fumbles: Number Lost Penalties: Number Yards Number of Punts Yards Most Valuable Player: Tim Johnson, North Little Rock (East) Outstanding Offensive Lineman: Jon Blake, Springdale Har Ber (West) Outstanding Offensive Back: Trey Gavin, Bald Knob (East) Outstanding Defensive Back: Sherodrick Smith, Dumas (East) Outstanding Defensive Lineman: T. J. Bertrand, Cabot (East) Outstanding Special Team: Zach Hocker, Russellville (East) Outstanding Campers: T. J. Bertrand Cabot (East); Clay Murphy, El Dorado (West)

10 Series: East 30, West 24, Tie 1

11 GIRLS BASKETBALL RECORDS REFLECT CHANGES Since the inception of girls All Star basketball in 1971, the game has undergone many changes, and some of the girls All Star records reflect those changes as the game moves into its 40 th annual contest this year. In that first North South All Star game in 1971, Holly Briley of Vilonia ensured her place in All Star history as she scored the first points in the All Star game at Little Rock s Barton Coliseum. Briley went on to score 22 points in that game to lead the North to an exciting overtime victory. Octavia Owens of Guy Perkins and Sharon Morgan of Star City were named the game s first most valuable players. Parkin s Beth Haizlip set the girls six on six scoring record with 28 points in the 1973 game, and Gail Buffington of Stephens equaled that mark in Haizlip also holds the record for the most field goals in an All Star game with 11. The 1979 game marked the end of an era as it was the last game ever played in Arkansas under the old girls six on six rules. Since then, the girls have played the more familiar style of five on five full court basketball. Another series of changes came in 1981 as the teams were changed from North South to East West, and the game was moved from mid June to late July/early August to coincide with the boys' All Star activities. Also, the first two game series in girls All Star action was played that year. In 1989, one game was eliminated and a single game now is played at the end of All Star Week. Brenda Rhodes of Wilmar established the five on five scoring record in 1984 as she scored 27 points in game two of the series. Rhodes exploits paced her East team to a win over the West, tying the All Star record for the most points scored by a team. For the first time in All Star history the game moved to Northwest Arkansas in 2002, allowing the All Stars the opportunity to showcase their talents in Bud Walton Arena on the University of Arkansas Campus. Here is a rundown of girls All Star facts and figures: DATE AND SITE OF FIRST GIRLS ALL STAR GAME: Friday, June 11, 1971, Barton Coliseum, Little Rock ALL STAR SCORING FIRST POINT: Holly Briley, Vilonia, 1971 INDIVIDUAL HIGH SCORER (6 on 6): Beth Haizlip, Parkin, 1973, 28; Gail Buffington, Stephens, 1978, 28 INDIVIDUAL HIGH SCORER (5 on 5): Brenda Rhodes, Wilmar, 1984, Game 2, 27 MOST FIELD GOALS: Beth Haizlip, Parkin, 1973, 11 FIRST THREE POINT GOAL: Nevellie Jones, Wynne, 1987 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: Myra Perkins, Lynn, 1977, MOST FREE THROWS MADE: Linda Poe, Bradford, 1977, 11 MOST POINTS SCORED (Team): South 92 (South 92, North 74), 1972; East 92 (East 92, West 86), 1984, Game 2 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (Team): East 43 (East 77, West 43, 2001)

12 GIRLS FORMER BASKETBALL MVP/SCORES Most Valuable Player 1971 Octavia Owens Moore,Guy Perkins Sharon Morgan, Star City 1972 Pam Berryhill, Stephens Diana Evans, Ouachita 1973 Peggy Boyd, Rose Bud Beth Haizlip, Parkin 1974 Louvenia Hardwick, Foreman Celia Clark, Mineral Springs 1975 Loretta Short, Bigelow Karla Kerr, Calico Rock 1976 Anita Dupslaff, St. Charles Pamela Fuller, Beebe 1977 Carla Burrus, Bradford Glory Glasgow, Blevins 1978 Anna Neal, Southside B.B. Gail Buffington, Stephens 1979 Sarita Larry, Vilonia Pam Glass, Cale 1980 Erica Washington, Camden 1981 Bettye Fiscus, Wynne 1982 Yvonne Neal, White Hall 1983 Myra Williams, Marvell 1984 Brenda Rhodes, Wilmar 1985 Lanell Dawson, Guy Perkins 1986 Rose Avery, Union 1987 Leona Hubbard, Van Cove 1988 Kathy Jones, McGehee 1989 Blair Savage, Gravette 1990 Shannon Jones, Deer 1991 Eddie Pierson, Pine Bluff 1992 Kelly Johnson, Dardanelle 1993 Kimberly Wilson, Hampton 1994 Jennifer Richardson, Valley Springs 1995 Sytia Messer, Waldo 1996 Patrice Cleem, Clarksville 1997 Mandi Huskey, Mountain Home 1998 Brooke Lassiter, Hamburg 1999 India Lewis, Siloam Springs 2000 Tywanna Inmon, West Memphis 2001 Erica Smith, Palestine Wheatley 2002 Tamika Butler, Marianna Lee 2003 Krista Sanchez, Springdale 2004 Liz Williams, Farmington 2005 Chanlee Bottoms, Alma 2006 Nyesha Stevenson, LR McClellan 2007 Whitney Zachariason, CAC 2008 Cheree Freeman, Pine Bluff 2009 Megan Herbert, Shiloh Christian 2010 Markisha Hawkins, North Little Rock Outstanding Team Player 1997 Mandi Huskey, Mountain Home (East) Teika Leding, Ozark (West) 1998 Sarah Hudson, Van Cove (East) Meredith Farrell, FS Southside (West) 1999 Amy White, Cabot (East Kayla Madwell, Farmington (West) 2000 Susan Griffee, Marion (East) Mikaela Hopper, Flippin (West) 2001 Wendlyn Jones, Blytheville (East) Adrienne Bush, Russellville (West) 2002 Kim Turner, West Memphis (East) Sarah Pfeifer, Ozark (West) 2003 Christy Mahan, Heber Springs (East) Danielle Allen, Harrison (West) 2004 Jeanna White, Kirby (East) Shadae Marftin, Watson Chapel (West) 2005 Jessica Berry, Pulaski Academy (East) Maribeth Waters, West Side G.F. (West) 2006 Kim Sitzman, Cabot (East) Kim Resecker, Sacred Heart (West) 2007 Amanda Jeter, Greene County Tech (East) Jenny Vining, Marshall (West) 2008 Chelsea Sublett, Conway (East) Erin Gatling, Van Buren (West) 2009 Ty O Neill, Beebe (East) Jessica Weatherford, Lake Hamilton (West) 2010 Lindsey Burgener, Wonderview (East) Nashia James, Watson Chapel (West) Outstanding Camper Award 1995 Lesley Brown, Pulaski Academy (East) Stacy Selvidge, Harrison (West) 1996 Amy Shue, West Side, G.F. (East) Sara Ludwig, Springdale (West) 1997 Mandi Huskey, Mountain Home (East) Melissa Fullmer, Gravette (West) 1998 Andi Craft, Jonesboro (East) Sundi Carey, Lamar (West) 1999 Amy White, Cabot (East) India Lewis, Siloam Springs (West) 2000 Tywanna Inmon, West Memphis (East) Sarah Clement, Russellville (West) 2001 Nicole Mollins, Valley View (East) Hallie Morris, Harrison (West) 2002 Ali Carter, Pocahontas (East) Brandy Taylor, Sheridan (West) 2003 Jocelyn Love, West Memphis (East) Chevis Merriweather, FS Northside (West) 2004 Allie Gammill, Cabot (East) Jessica Saylors, Lead Hill (West) 2005 Jessica Berry, Pulaski Academy (East) Maribeth Waters, West Side G.F. (West) 2006 Madisun Anglin, Guy Perkins (East) Kayla Jones, Hot Springs (West) 2007 Henriette Ellingsen, Fourche Valley (East) Mahagony Williams, LR Fair (West) 2008 Emily Bass, Beebe (East) Erin Gatling, Van Buren (West) 2009 Shanique Rhodes, Warren (East) Cierra Emerson, Watson Chapel (West) 2010 Whitney Donahue, Clinton (East) Halee Vastleman, Springdale Har Ber (West)

13 Scores of Previous Games 1971 North 72, South South 92, North North 64, South North 66, South North 57, South North 75, South North 74, South South 75, North South 71, North North 63, South West 52, East 50 East 81, West East 62, West 48 West 53, East East 53, West 47 East 69, West West 73, East 60 East 92, West West 66, East 62 West 86, East West 69, East 58 West 75, East East 71, West 65 West 74, East West 54, East 47 East 71, West West 73, East West 57, East East 69, West West 59, East East 80, West East 54, West West 89, East East 61, West West 73, East East 70, West West 86, East East 73, West East 77, West West 81, East West 68, East West 59, East West 83, East East 71, West West 68, East East72, West West 80, East East 82, West 72 Series West 28, East 20

14 BOYS ALL STAR BASKETBALL HISTORY For 55 years the Arkansas High School Coaches Association East West All Star boys basketball game has become an Arkansas tradition. Many of our state s basketball legends have participated in the All Star game and provided fans with thrilling moments. Listed below are a few of those exciting performances Loyd Jones of Lincoln become the first player to score in the inaugural All Star game at the Little Rock High School (Central) Gymnasium. Jones West team cannot hold this early advantage, however, and the East wins, The West evens the All Star series at one game each with a decision over the East. The game s leading scorer is Pat Foster of Emerson, who goes on to become a player and assistant coach at the University of Arkansas Future University of Arkansas star Almer Lee of Fort Smith Northside pours in a then All Star record 31 points, powering the West to an win. Lee s 12 field goals in that game still holds a share of the All Star record Desha Central s Caldwell Jones scores 18 points and grabs 8 rebounds, but his East team goes down to defeat, More successful than his East team is Jones, whose basketball career carries him to a long stint in the NBA Dexter Reed of Little Rock Parkview sets the All Star scoring record with a 32 point performance. Reed s West team falls just short, though, and loses a thriller The West, despite the powerful combination of Fort Smith Northside s Ron Brewer and Conway s Marvin Delph, falls to the East The two thirds of the Razorbacks famed Triplets combined for 25 points and 20 rebounds in a losing effort The third of the Triplets, Sidney Moncrief of Little Rock Hall, is named MVP of the All Star game as his 17 point, 17 rebound performance helps the East to an win. Moncrief s 17 rebounds is still an All Star record Arkansas most highly touted prospect, Keith Lee of West Memphis, is held to only 18 points in the two All Star games, and his East team loses twice to the West. Lee, who finished his high school career with a 60 game win streak, later goes to Memphis State, becoming a three time All American MVP Anthony Bledsoe of Little Rock Central dominates the series, leading his East team to a twogame sweep. After posting a 16 point performance in game one, an East win, Bledsoe explodes for 22 points and 10 rebounds in game two as the East wins Russellville s Corliss Williamson was named the MVP. He scored a game high 20 points and had a game high four steals. Williams hit 10 of 13 shots from the floor. Before a successful NBA career, Williamson led the University of Arkansas to the 1994 NCAA National Championship Brandon Davis of Camden Fairview hit 8 of 13 field goals for a game high 16 points and electrified the crowd with several break away dunks to lead the West team to a victory For the first time in All Star history the game moved to Northwest Arkansas, allowing the All Stars the opportunity to showcase their talents in Bud Walton Arena on the University of Arkansas Campus.

15 BOYS BASKETBALL RECORDS/MVP Here is a complete rundown of boys All Star basketball records: DATE AND SITE OF FIRST ALL STAR GAME: Thursday, August 16, 1956, Little Rock High School Gym ALL STAR SCORING FIRST POINT: Loyd Jones, Lincoln, 1956 INDIVIDUAL HIGH SCORER: Dexter Reed, Little Rock Parkview, 1973, 32 INDIVIDUAL HIGH REBOUNDER: Sidney Moncrief, Little Rock Hall, 1975, 17 MOST FIELD GOALS: Almer Lee, FS Northside, 1968, 12; Dexter Reed, LR Parkview, 1973, 12 HIGHEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE: Tim Porter, Marmaduke, 1977, 9 9 MOST FREE THROWS MADE: Manuel Washington, Paragould, 1965, 11; Gary Stephens, North Little Rock, 1965, 11 MOST POINTS SCORED (Team): East 111 (East 111, West 90), 2006 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED (Team): East 39 (East 52, West 39, 1956) HIGHEST COMBINED SCORE: 2008 (208, East 106, West 102) Most Valuable Players 1958 Clyde Traylor, Marianna 1959 Gaylon Ward, Leachville 1960 Larry Hogue, North Little Rock 1961 Billy Joe Jones, Rogers 1962 Kenny Johnson, Jonesboro 1963 Kelton Busby, Monticello 1964 Donnie Denton, Sparkman 1965 Manuel Washington, Paragould 1966 Ricky Tanneberger, LR Central 1967 Donnie Watts, Harrison 1968 Almer Lee, FS Northside 1969 Randy Vest, North Little Rock 1970 Jim Hamilton, FS Southside 1971 Benny Fuller, Arkansas School/Deaf 1972 Jack Schulte, Subiaco Academy 1973 Dexter Reed, LR Parkview Enos Mitchell, Marvell 1974 Randy Curl, Pine Bluff 1975 Sidney Moncrief, LR Hall 1976 Elton White, Dumas 1977 Tim Porter, Marmaduke 1978 Eric Watson, NLR Northeast 1979 Jeff Bolding, Jonesboro 1980 Ronald Claiborne, Parkdale 1981 Robert Wright, Conway 1982 Vincent Burgess, Earle 1983 Steve Wiedower, Greenbrier 1984 Keith Wilson, FS Northside 1985 John Tate, Watson Chapel 1986 Anthony Bledsoe, LR Central 1987 Rodney Peel, LR Hall 1988 Jo Jo Goldsmith, Stamps 1989 Mark Echols, Gosnell 1990 Richard Scott, LR Central 1991 Jerome Lambert, Arkadelphia 1992 Corliss Williamson, Russellville 1993 Wes Flanigan, LR Parkview 1994 Chris Daniels, Dermott 1995 Keith Carter, Perryville 1996 Nicky Bradford, Fayetteville 1997 Brandon Davis, Fairview 1998 Jason Harrison, LR Parkview 1999 Bill Pharis, Van Buren 2000 Will Bryant, Lockesburg 2001 Donnell Haynes, Osceola 2002 Octavious Bailey, Osceola 2003 Terrance Akins, LR Parkview 2004 Myron Jackson, North Little Rock 2005 Mitch Rueter, Batesville 2006 Steven Moore, Mills University Studies 2007 James Anderson, Junction City 2008 Bradley Spencer, Lonoke 2009 Aaron Hawley, Rogers 2010 Alandise Harris, LR Central Outstanding Team Player 1997 Anthony Cunningham, Marion East) Marco Cole, Lonoke (West) 1998 Ronnie Graham, Wynne (East) Kevin Williams, Fordyce (West) 1999 Jay Brogden, Highland (East) Michael Bollman, Clarksville (West) 2000 Antonio Rhodes, LR Fair (East) Landon Trusty, HS Lakeside (West) 2001 Jeremy Bell, Marked Tree (East) Antario Glover, Stephens (West) 2002 Jonathan Modica, Smackover (East) Will Boyer, El Dorado (West) 2003 Donte Norton, Delight (East) Ronnie Brewer, Fayetteville (West) 2004 Marcus Monk, East Poinsett County (East) Cash Covington, Eureka Springs (West) 2005 Mark Mangum, West Memphis (East) Nate Crawford, FS Southside (West) 2006 Matt Garner, Jonesboro (East) Marcus Pillow, Russellville (West) 2007 Kevin Brown, Hughes (East) Michael Sanchez, Springdale Har Ber (West) 2008 Eric Brooks, LR Central (East) Evan Robinson, Huntsville (West) 2009 Jarvis Garner, Conway (East) Fred Gulley, Fayetteville (West) 2010 DeShone McClure, Jacksonville (East) Kikko Haydar, Fayetteville (West)

16 Outstanding Camper 1995 Freddie Hicks, Marianna (East) Heath Campbell, Caddo Hills (West) 1996 Christopher Hardaway, Marion (East) Effrence Smith, Waldo (West) 1997 Shurun Jenkins, Hamburg (East) Reggie Bash, Benton (West) 1998 Jared Price, Paragould (East) Shawn Mason, Shirley (West) 1999 Jay Brogden, Highland (East) Cedrick Hughey, Waldo (West) 2000 Eddie Withers, North Little Rock (East) Antonio Burks, Texarkana (West) 2001 Chris Staff, LR Hall (East) Kelly Scarver, Pine Bluff (West) 2002 Norris Wentz, LR Catholic (East) Brandon Cole, Hector (West) 2003 Matt Secrease, Weiner (East) Brandon Williams, Pine Bluff (West) 2004 Keane Guiden, Guy Perkins (East) Shaun Reynolds, LR Fair (West) 2005 Rowan Ledbetter, Pulaski Academy (East) Justin Bailey, FS Northside (West) 2006 Cory Cooperwood, Riverview (East) Dylan Gilliam, LR Fair (West) 2007 Skyler Bowlin, Greene County Tech (East) Lucas Whisenhunt, Kirby (West) 2008 Steven Meredith, Earle (East) Roy Jones, LR Hall (West) 2009 Phillip Sykes, Stuttgart (East) Fred Gulley, Fayetteville (West) 2010 Michael Perkins, Earle (East) Blake Branham, Hackett (West)

17 PREVIOUS BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES 1956 East 52, West West 59, East West 54, East West 81, East West 82, East West 60, East East 79, West East 79, West West 80, East East 102, West East 76, West West 94, East West 87, East West 88, East West 100, East East 95, West West 110, East East 94, West East 64, West East 86, West East 101, West East 78, West West 81, East East 98, West 90 East 99, West West 101, East 96 East 96, West West 66, East 60 West 76, East West 94, East 78 East 86, West West 78, East 77 West 77, East East 74, West 69 West 78, East East 75, West 62 West 74, East East 80, West 60 East 85, West East 85, West 72 East 78, West West 79, East 76 East 90, West East 93, West East 72, West West 95, East West 100, East East 100, West 97, OT 1994 East 83, West West 76, East East 104, West West 104, East East 97, West West 78, East West 81, East East 75, West East 88, West East 83, West East 76, West East 90, West East 111, West West 92, East East 106, West West 101, East East 82, West 69 Series East 36, West 29

18 RECORDS REFLECT GREAT FOOTBALL PERFORMANCES In the first Arkansas High School Coaches Association All Star football game in 1956, a young football player named Jackie Pearce of De Queen was in the right place at the right time as he recovered a blocked punt in the end zone to give the West a 6 0 lead. He was the first player to ever score a touchdown in an AHSCA All Star football game. Now moving into its 51 st annual contest, the AHSCA East West All Star football game has been the stage for many Arkansas high school football greats, and the All Star records reflect these great performances. Darrell Hatchett of North Little Rock set his place in All Star history in the 1967 game with records for completions and passing yardage. Hatchett hit on 15 of 27 passes for 233 yards as he led the East to a victory. In 1974, Larry Lawrence of Augusta returned a kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown on his way to the game s outstanding back award. Lawrence s kick return, which helped the East to a win, still stands as an All Star record. Nakita Robertson of West Memphis became All Star history s leading rusher in the 1980 Silver Anniversary game, setting two records. Robertson picked up 142 yards on 11 carries, good for the all time rushing record. One of those carries went for 99 yards, establishing the record for the longest run in All Star competition. Robertson picked up the game s outstanding back award and led the East team to a 34 0 rout. Malvern s Todd Quick also found his way into the record book in that 1980 game with a 48 yard field goal. In the 1983 All Star game, Jonesboro s Steve Carson hit Hurricane teammate Bobby Clemons with an 85 yard pass, the longest All Star completion. Their connection with only 28 seconds left in the game gave the East a thrilling 13 9 come from behind victory. Although no All Star records were set in the 1986 game, the contest did assure itself a place in All Star history. It became the first game to go into overtime. After regulation play ended at 12 12, the West used a touchdown pass from Bret Aggus of Fayetteville to Hope s Marcus Jackson to gain an victory, breaking a seven year win streak by the East. In 1989 more records were established in the East s victory. The East s 35 points were the most scored in the 34 year history of the game (until 1992), and the two teams combined for the highest total score, 53 points (until 1992). Also Paul Burnett of Little Rock McClellan tied the All Star record by completing 15 passes. In 1992 the West scored with nine seconds left, then converted a two point conversion pass to edge the East The 71 points produced were the highest in All Star competition, and the 36 points by the West set the all time scoring mark. In 1998 the East defense held the West to minus 47 yards rushing, another All Star record. The East won that game History was made at Estes Stadium in Conway in 1999 as the two teams played to a tie. For the first time in All Star history the game moved to Northwest Arkansas in 2002, allowing the All Stars the opportunity to showcase their talents in Reynolds Razorback Stadium on the University of Arkansas Campus.

19 ALL STAR FOOTBALL RECORDS/SCORES Here is a complete rundown of All Star football records: FIRST ALL STAR GAME: Friday, August 17, 1956, War Memorial Stadium, Little Rock FIRST TOUCHDOWN: Jackie Pearce, De Queen recovered blocked punt in end zone, 1956 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS YARDS RUSHING: Nakita Robertson, West Memphis, 1980, 142 yards YARDS PASSING: Landon Leach, Russellville, 2003, 235 yards LONGEST RUN: Nakita Robertson, West Memphis, 1980, 99 yards LONGEST PASS: Steve Carson, Jonesboro, to Bobby Clemons, Jonesboro, 1983, 85 yards LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN: Tim Johnson, North Little Rock, 2010, 100 yards MOST KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS: Tim Johnson, North Little Rock, 2010 (2), 100 yards and 95 yards MOST PASSES COMPLETED: Nathan Nall, Siloam Springs, BEST PASS PERCENTAGE, AVERAGE YARDS: Ronnie South, Russellville, , 126 yards, 31.5 yard average PUNTING: Monte Boley, Fort Smith, 1958, 2 110, 55 yard average LONGEST FIELD GOAL: Todd Quick, Malvern, 1980, 48 yards MOST POINTS SCORED: Andrew Lee Morris, Augusta, 1994, 24 points; Tim Johnson, North Little Rock, 2010, 24 points MOST TOUCHDOWNS: Andrew Lee Morris, Augusta, 1994, 4 touchdowns; Tim Johnson, North Little Rock, 2010, 4 touchdowns MOST ALL PURPOSE YARDS: Tim Johnson, North Little Rock, 2010, 310 yards (59 rushing, 29 receiving, 222 kickoff returns) LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN: Anthony Jones, El Dorado, 2002, 98 yards TEAM RECORDS TEAM GAINING MOST YARDS BY RUSHING: East, 1980, 278 yards TEAM GAINING MOST YARDS BY PASSING: West, 2003, 342 yards TEAM WITH MOST TOTAL OFFENSE: West, 2008, 477 yards TEAM GIVING UP THE FEWEST TOTAL YARDS: West, 1973, 41 yards allowed TEAM ALLOWING FEWEST RUSHING YARDS: East, 1998, minus 47 yards. TEAM ALLOWING FEWEST PASSING YARDS: West, 2006, minus 8 yards. TEAM SCORING MOST POINTS: West, 2008, 62 points TEAM SCORING FEWEST POINTS: East, 1956, 0; West, 1964, 0; East, 1973, 0; West, 1980, 0; West, 1982, 0; West, 1987, 0; West, 1988, 0; West, 1998, 0 HIGHEST SCORING GAME: West 62, East 23 (85 points), 2008 LOWEST SCORING GAME: West 6, East 0 (6 points), 1995 EAST LEADS ALL STAR SERIES ALL STAR FOOTBALL RESULTS 1956 West 12, East West 19, East East 6, West East 27, West West 14, East West 18, East East 14, West East 28, West East 27, West East 9, West East 14, West East 21, West East 21, West East 13, West West 20, East East 20, West West 7, East West 9, East East 24, West East 34, West West 24, East East 16, West West 19, East East 14, West East 34, West East 7, West East 15, West East 13, West East 15, West East 15, West West 18, East East 10, West East 25, West East 35, West West 19, East East 14, West West 36, East West 26, East East 38, West West 6, East East 18, West West 19, East East 10, West tie, East 21, West West 9, East West 14, East West 26, East West 38, East West 27, East West 28, East West 20, East East 23, West West 62, East West 26, East East 45, West 21 Series East 30, West 24, Tie 1

20 FOOTBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS 1957 Pedro Ferguson, Atkins Wayne Harris, El Dorado 1958 Robert Johnston, Pine Bluff 1959 Sammy Weir, Walnut Ridge 1960 Jim Grizzle, FS Northside 1961 Jim Williams, Forrest City Ken Hatfield, Helena West Helena 1962 Jerry Ferguson, Strong Jon Brittenum, Brinkley 1963 Paul Becton, LR Hall Chuck Latourette, Jonesboro 1964 Bobby Haulmark, Russellville Tommy Dixon, Piggott 1965 Gordon McNulty, Pine Bluff Bob Gardner, Fayetteville 1966 Lynn Garner, FS Northside Gary Tate, LR Central 1967 Stan Parris, Hope Darrell Hatchett, North Little Rock Keith French, Brinkley 1968 Norman Gray, El Dorado Rickey Thone, Dardanelle Walter Nelson, LR Hall 1969 Bill Kennedy, Pine Bluff Jim Irwin, Springdale 1970 Mike Fox, Crossett Ed Rownd, LR Central Artis Martin, Hope 1971 Sandy Stokes, Stuttgart Mark Miller, Augusta 1972 Dennis White, Hot Springs James McDaniel, Morrilton 1973 Phillip Dokes, NLR Ole Main Bruce Wooldridge, NLR Ole Main Sam Coleman, Pine Bluff 1974 Byron Nelson, West Memphis Graylon Wyatt, Texarkana Larry Lawrence, Augusta 1975 Gene Bradley, Nettleton Charles Clay, LR Parkview 1976 Houston Dale Nutt, LR Central Kerry Burk, Stuttgart 1977 Norman Parrish, FS Northside Trent Bryant, Arkadelphia 1978 Buford Johnson, NLR Northeast Jeff Goff, Benton 1979 Richard Richardson, LR Central Scott Reed, Jacksonville 1980 Gary Gilbert, Wynne Nakita Robertson, West Memphis 1981 Marcus Elliott, LR Central Jeryl Jones, Cabot Danny Bradley, Pine Bluff Hank Hawk, Conway 1982 Richard Jemison, Earle Tank Robinson, Jacksonville Carl Miller, Dollarway Ravin Caldwell, FS Northside 1983 Bryan White, FS Northside Terry Turnage, Jacksonville Travis Jackson, Texarkana Greg Seawood, Forrest City 1984 Don Mills, Forrest City Fred Davis, LR Central Keith Jackson, LR Parkview Reginald Hall, Stuttgart 1985 Willie Brown, Augusta Bubba Barrow, Benton Eric Mitchel, Pine Bluff Chris Hunter, Arkadelphia 1986 Charles Wade, Harrison Spencer Plumley, Lewisville Daryl Patton, Bryant Don Riley, Dollarway 1987 Medford English, LR Parkview Shawn Hamilton, FS Southside Lewis Davis, Jonesboro Tim Shavers, Jacksonville 1988 Barton Brown, Helena West Helena Mark Lewis, Dardanelle Kenneth Bush, LR Central Freddie McCline, Forrest City 1989 Ray Straschinske, Cabot Tyrone Bullins, West Memphis Darwin Ireland, Dollarway Raylee Johnson, Fordyce 1990 John Laffoon, Harrison Jeremy Allmon, LR Fair Marshall Curtis, Magnolia Dustin Blankenship, Booneville 1991 Chris Holman, Fordyce Verl Mitchell, Greene Co. Tech Roy Watkins, McGehee Kenneth Wright, Foreman 1992 Scott Rivers, Benton Rodney Cross, Wynne Keith Edwards, White Hall Lawrence Arnold, Crossett 1993 Don Struebing, Springdale Chris Goodman, Russellville Kevin Williams, Watson Chapel Todd Aitken, Lake Hamilton 1994 Grant Garrett, Lake Hamilton Fred Terry, Stuttgart Cory Buckingham, West Memphis A. D. Love, Osceola 1995 Cory Nichols, LR McClellan Jeremiah Washburn, Fayetteville Sirl Wright, Crossett Rod Brown, North Little Rock 1996 J. J. Jones, Magnolia Edward Duncan, Morrilton Michael Boone, Hel. West Helena Jason Herring, Monticello 1997 Greg Washington, Nashville Cedric Flemons, Prescott

21 Shannon Money, Conway Carlos Hall, Marianna Lee 1998 Charles Stackhouse, West Memphis Adam Daily, Alma Gary Hobbs, FS Southside Omar Gilliam, Lonoke 1999 Adam Bishop, Crossett Tye Forte, LR Fair Ruston Ueckert, Texarkana Corey Williams, Harmony Grove MVP Zak Clark, Fayetteville 2000 Cole McNair, Shiloh Christian Jon Newcomb, Benton Danny Oaks, Greenwood Tommy Edwards, Harrison MVP Harold James, Osceola 2001 Tommy Bufkin, Greenwood Chris Benson, Nashville Robert Hooks,.Rivercrest Jason Wood, Sheridan MVP Matt Jones, FS Northside 2002 Aaron Danenhauer, Bentonville Dedrick Poole, LR Central Horacio Colen, Russellville Anthony Jones, El Dorado MVP D.D. Holyfield, Hope 2003 Derek Moore, FS Southside Gary Anderson, Pulaski Robinson Jeremiah Hays, FS Southside Gosha Robinson, FS Northside MVP Landon Leach, Russellville 2004 Bretrick Miles, Jacksonville Steven McCaskill, Camden Fairview Fred Bledsoe, LR Central Justin Ray, Benton Jaime Kimbrough, Rivercrest MVP Cedric Logan, Fayetteville 2005 Adam O Neal, Mount Ida Darren McFadden, Pulaski Oak Grove Brad Gordon, LR Central Jeremy McDonald, Booneville Ben Westphal, FS Northside MVP Brandon Barnett, Texarkana 2006 Eduardo Carmona, Charleston Ben Sessions, Pulaski Academy Kadem Ray, Nashville Willie Landers, El Dorado Bradley Long, Mayflower MVP Eli Cranor, Russellville 2007 Alex Tejada, Springdale Justin Williams, Wynne Elroy Brown, Jr., Osceola LaNorris Dukes, LR Catholic Teddy Stackhouse, West Memphis MVP Bryan Church, Warren 2008 Jarius Wright, Warren Mark Scott, Pottsville Travis Davis, Greenwood Gionni Harris, Fayetteville Ryan Dunlap, Bauxite MVP Nathan Nall, Siloam Springs 2009 Paulo Henriques, West Memphis Justin Hawkins, Helena West Helena Oliver Archie, Malvern Pierre Vaughn, Nashville Nicholas O Quinn, Shiloh Christian MVP Taylor Genz, West Fork 2010 Zach Hocker, Russellville T. J. Bertrand, Cabot Sherodrick Smith, Dumas Trey Gavin, Bald Knob Jon Blake, Springdale Har Ber MVP Tim Johnson, North Little Rock Outstanding Team Camper 1995 Stuart Cash, Lonoke (East) Shannon Whitley, Greenbrier (West) 1996 Marcus Threadgill, Dollarway (East) Edward Duncan, Morrilton (West) 1997 John Beller, High (East) Jon Pinson, Rogers (West) 1998 Scott Pryor, Barton (East) B. J. Rozell, Greenwood (West) 1999 Delenell Reid, Bearden Tom Coughlin, Berryville 2000 Gerod Payne, Junction City (East) Terrell Hammonds, LR McClellan (West) 2001 Jon Baker, Cabot (East) Josh Bell, Greenwood (West) 2002 Joe Baxter, Cabot (East) Fred Davis, Magnolia (West) 2003 Colby Sanders, Sylvan Hills (East) Doc Crowley, Charleston (West) 2004 Kyle Wren, Pocahontas (East) Woody Wilson, Fayetteville (West) 2005 Michael Freeman, Pocahontas (East) Courtney Berry, Gurdon (West) 2006 Gary Stewart, Osceola (East) Robbie Buckner, Ashdown (West) 2007 Terrance Boykin, Wynne (East) Jamie Jones, Springdale (West) 2008 Garrett Howard, Blytheville (East) Steven Clegg, Malvern (West) 2009 Alvin Nelson, West Memphis (East) Mason McSpadden, Alma (West) 2010 T. J. Bertrand, Cabot (East) Clay Murphy, El Dorado (West)

22 2011 ALL STAR GIRLS SOCCER ROSTERS EAST GIRLS SOCCER Head Coach: Ron Teat, Valley View Assistant Coaches: Debbie Atkinson, Mountain Home; Johnathon Burgess, Batesville; Kerry Castillo, Cabot Manager: Sarah Childers, Valley View Name School Coach Brooke Ballard Conway Whitney Allison Desiree Blair North Little Rock Justin Musick Emily Callaway Russellville Kelly Young Becca Clements North Little Rock Justin Musick Abby Emanuel Little Rock Christian Leia Friedman Tarra Hendricks Bryant Julie Long Lacy Hollingsworth Mountain Home Debbie Atkinson Sarah Johnson Little Rock Christian Leia Friedman Hayden Knade Episcopal Collegiate Andrea Richmond Alex McReynolds Pulaski Academy Tracy Kikolkakis Lizzy McSpadden Pulaski Academy Tracy Nikolkakis Emily Miros Episcopal Collegiate Andrea Richmond Kerry Moon Searcy Larry Stamps Presley Owens Nettleton Jennifer Sherrod Haley Parker Mount St. Mary Brian Clark Mo Patten Valley View Ron Teat Erin Richards Batesville Jonathan Burgess Elliott Scarbrough Searcy Larry Stamps Jenna Stallings Jonesboro Kathleen Morris Sarah Talley Sylvan Hills Kevin Davis Taylor Tanner Valley View Ron Teat Britny Tomlin Conway Whitney Allison WEST GIRLS SOCCER Head Coach: Earl Roberts, Mena Assistant Coaches: Chris Pratt, Harrison; Tommy Roy Shiloh Christian, Russell Winfield, Hope Manager: Danielle Skinner, Mena Name School Coach Leah Anderson Siloam Springs Jason Bowen Kendra Boyd Gentry Fabridio Campagnola Megan Clay El Dorado Neville Matthews Jasmine Collier Lake Hamilton Stacy Scott Mary Eoff Rogers Stephen Peck Ann Fitzgerald Central Arkansas Christian Chris Owen Elizabeth Gerlach Sheridan David Clinton Morgan Gillsinger Fort Smith Northside Kelsey Karber Lorena Gonzalez De Queen Jason Barker Malissa Jackson De Queen Jason Barker Hannah Kent Rogers Heritage Chris Leshinski Abby Mallett Greenbrier TJ Slough Tracy Mardis Shiloh Christian Tommy Roy Breana McClure Texarkana Bradley Wright Anne Mitchell Fayetteville Gena McGee Meredith Pitsch Fort Smith Southside Steven Thessing Chandler Rae Harrison Chris Pratt Lindsey Roe Shiloh Christian Tommy Roy Kaitlyn Ratcliff Central Arkansas Christian Chris Owen Rachel Roberts Mena Earl Roberts Paige Sanders Harrison Chris Pratt Johannah Walker Fort Smith Southside Steven Thessing

23 2011 ALL STAR BOYS SOCCER ROSTERS EAST BOYS SOCCER Head Coach: Amanda Carter, Jonesboro Westside Assistant Coaches: Walter King, Searcy; Brian Strandlund, Vilonia; Britnee Wright, Monticello Manager: Justin Parrell, Jonesboro Westside Name School Coach Martin Acosta Russellville Jared Fuller Saad Atiq Pulaski County Rick Friday Ben Bartraucke Little Rock Catholic Ryan Lawrence Dylan Bowen Jonesboro Westside Amanda Carter Cody Brewer Vilonia Brian Strandlund J.D. Bridgforth White Hall Don Malone Michael Burmester Conway St, Joseph Kevin Rittman Taylor Carnahan Russellville Jared Fuller Chase Chamberlain Jonesboro Justin Cook Cole Chambless Little Rock Christian Barry McCaskill Nate Clark Sylvan Hills Sam Persson Torin Corty Valley View Ron Teat Jeff Cotter Mountain Home Bryan Mattox Reed Evans Bryant Jason Hay Greg Gandy Little Rock Central Jennie Cooper Isai Garcia Searcy Walter King William Hidalgo Cabot Steve Porter Eric Kirkland Stuttgart Matt Euler John Miskin Little Rock Catholic Ryan Lawrence Andrew Moore Searcy Walter King Kyle Moore Vilonia Brian Strandlund Viven Ramirez Batesville T.T. Stroud WEST BOYS SOCCER Head Coach: Don Earnest, Berryville Assistant Coaches: Stan Cooper, Lake Hamilton; Craig Moses, Hot Springs Lakeside; Matt Page, Greenbrier Manager: Antonio Trujillo, Berryville Name School Coach David Alvarez Hot Springs Lakeside Craig Moses Erick Axxe Rogers Heritage Craig Frank David Beas Green Forest Juan Zuazua Preston Booth Lake Hamilton Stan Cooper Jese Casillas Clarksville Bryan Qualls Pablo Castillo Siloam Springs Jason Bowen John Couiver Harrison Chris Pratt Drew Farris Lake Hamilton Stan Cooper Khaledd Ihmiedan Fort Smith Southside Mauricio Maciel J.J. Lopez De Queen Stephen Sloan Rylan Lovell Harrison Chris Pratt Skyler Luther Texarkana Brock Dickerson Nathan Monan Central Arkansas Christian Fabian Mina Austin Murders Fayetteville Steve Oliver Eli Nehus Benton Wes Aries Johnathan Nevarez Morrilton Jeff Davis Cody Oliver Hot Springs Lakeside Craig Moses Jose Orellana Berryville Don Earnest Ceasar Pachelo Hope Rusty Winfield Victor Peralta Fort Smith Northside Richard Bracken Inaki Soroeta Greenwood Chris Young Johnthan Tolentino Siloam Springs Jason Bowen