The SAU baseball team swept their 3-game Great American Conference series in Magnolia against Henderson State. The Muleriders won 11-7 Friday, then 7-6 and 7-4 Saturday. SAU’s Jacob Richardson hit safely in all three games to extend his hitting streak to 28 games; that’s a new conference record. Cory Gallegos led SAU with 6 hits in the
The Magnolia Panthers banged out 15 hits Friday, and they won 19 to 4 at De Queen. Magnolia also walked 11 times, and De Queen pitchers threw 10 wild pitches in the game. Magnolia scored 7 runs in the second, 5 in the 3rd, 3 in the 4th, and 4 in the 5th. Dayton Dickson led the Panthers at the plate with 3 hits. Parker Ribble hit a 3-run home
The 10th Annual Festival on the Rails is Saturday in McNeil. The Festival features the 7th Annual Pork Chop Cook Off. Tickets for the Pork Chop dinner are $12.50 each. The Festival on the Rails Pageant begins at 6:00 Friday night in the Bowman-Brasher Center at First Baptist Church of McNeil. Saturday’s events and activities begin at 10 a.m.
The SAU track teams compete for the second day today at a meet at Stephen F. Austin University in Nacogdoches, Texas.
The Magnolia High School baseball and softball teams both play at 4:30 today at De Queen. You can hear the Panther game live on Classic Hits KVMA, 63 AM and 107.1 FM. The broadcast begins at 4:10.
The softball series will be played in Arkadelphia, with doubleheaders starting at 4 o’clock today and 2 o’clock Saturday.
The SAU baseball and softball teams have Great American Conference series against Henderson State University. The baseball series is in Magnolia. The Muleriders and Reddies have a single game at 6 o’clock tonight at Goodheart Field and a doubleheader at 2 o’clock tomorrow. All three baseball games will be broadcast live on Magnolia’s
Construction is starting back up today on the widening project on Highway 82 on the west side of Magnolia. Traffic is expected to be heavy this morning, so please drive carefully through the construction zone.
The Festival on the Rails Treasure Hunt is over. Four children found the treasure Wednesday morning before they went to school. The children were Taylor Kemp, Rafer Kemp, Zaranna Kemp and Scott Elliot. The treasure was under a bench, under the gazebo in front of the McNeil Fire Department. The sponsor of the Treasure Hunt is Huffman & Son
The SAU softball team split a Great American Conference doubleheader with UAM Tuesday in Magnolia. Monticello won the first game 4-3 and SAU took the second game 8-0. SAU’s Brooke Goad had a home run in game one, and Megan Godoyo homered in game two. Maddie Dow had five hits on the day. Victoria Taylor was the losing pitcher in the first game,
