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The Crossett Eagles knocked off the number one team in the state to advance to round four of the playoffs Friday when they beat the Arkadelphia Badgers 28-27. After leading13-0 in the first quarter the Eagles fell behind after the half 21-13, then took the lead again 28-21 at the beginning o…
The Hamburg Lions ended their season on Friday night in Jonesboro against the Westside Warriors. Hamburg lost 35-20. The Warriors will advance to round 3 of the playoffs.
In honor of the last home game against the Warren LumberJacks on Friday night, the Hamburg High School senior girls celebrated Senior Night with a half time performance.
The Hamburg Lions lost to Warren on Friday and now need two specific wins on Thursday to host a playoff game. Hamburg needs to beat Dumas and they need for Crossett to beat Star City in order to be seeded high enough for a home playoff game.
Even in the rain, fans packed the stands on both sides of Yarborough Stadium for the Ashley Bowl, or Ashley “Mud” Bowl as some fans have called it.
The Hamburg Lions got their second conference win against Star City on Friday night in overtime.
The Hamburg Lions brought home a road win and their first conference win last weekend.
The Hamburg Lions lost their first road game to Camden Fairview.
The Hamburg Lions dominated the field on Friday night when they hosted the Strong Bulldogs shutting them out 42-0 during the first half of play.
The Hamburg Lion football team started the season with a 10 point win over the Ashdown Panthers.
DJ Johnson runs a 94 yard touchdown for the Lions last week against the Ashdown Panthers. The Panthers managed to put points on the board though the Lions held them to only 20. The Lions finished the game with a 30-20 win.
Hamburg’s football season begins with the annual purple and white game.
The count is over and Crossett has officially won the Dr. James D. Rankin Memorial trophy for the second year in a row.
Last Monday night the Lady Lions faced the Magnolia Panthers and scored six points to win by one point in overtime.
Hamburg High School’s cheerleading squad for the 2019-2020 school year include (front) Callie Martin, Courtney Carrico, Briana Huff, Blair Gulledge, Mary Lauhon, (middle) Annah Edwards, Caitlyn Breedlove, Percy Pennington, Kansas Cooley, Ally Tyler, Lexie Ruth Freeman, (back) Carly Shiver, O…
The Lions baseball team lost by one to the Star City Bulldogs on Thursday at home. The Lion defense held Star City to only two runs, but the Lions were only able to get one run across.
Lady Lion Bri Huff throws a runner out from second base during the game against Crossett.
The Hamburg Lions baseball team fell 12-4 to the Magnolia Panthers on Thursday night.
The Hamburg High School boys placed fifth out of 10 track teams who competed in the Crossett Eagle Relays track meet last Thursday night.
The Lady Lions softball team beat Warren by one on Thursday night on the road.
Gavin Harrod and Ben Brockwell won first place in last week’s Hamburg High School fishing tournament on Grand Lake.
The Hamburg Lions basketball team grabbed a nail-biting win against the Crossett Eagles on Friday night.
The Hamburg Lions basketball team beat Warren for the second time this season last week at home.
The Hamburg Lion basketball team beat Camden on the road Tuesday night, Jan. 22.
The Hamburg Lion basketball teams lost conference games on the road last week in Monticello and Magnolia.
The Lions basketball team played the Crossett Eagles in a game that came down to a winning buzzer shot by the Eagles.
The Hamburg Lions hosted Hermitage on Friday night, Dec. 21. The girls’ team lost 67-53, but the boys pulled off a 56-32 win.
The Hamburg football players making All Conference this year are seniors (from left) Jared Laughlin, Gage Price, Aaron Mondragon, Johnathan Kelley and Jalen Wilson. Laughlin is a linebacker who plans to sign with University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, and Price is committed to Harding University.
The Hamburg boys’ basketball team won on Friday night, but the Lady Lions fell to Woodlawn.
The Hamburg boys have won their last four basketball games and are now 4-3 so far this season.
The Hamburg Lions travel to Dermott for basketball games during the Thanksgiving break. The Lady Lions lost to the Dermott Rams 51-41 and are now 5-0 for the season. The boys lost 66-65 and are now 3-0 for the season. Nigel Lewis is currently leading the Lions offensively and has scored 37 p…
The Hamburg Lions ended their season on Friday after losing in Little Rock to the Joe T. Robinson Senators in week two of the 4A playoffs.
Hamburg hosted the Lincoln Wolves and won round one of the playoffs last Friday night.
The Hamburg junior boys placed second in the Hamburg Tip Off Classic junior basketball tournament that started last Monday and wrapped up on Saturday.
Hamburg is currently hosting the Junior High Tip-Off Classic basketball tournament at the gym.
The Hamburg Lions played their last regular season game against Dumas last Thursday and are preparing to host the first round of playoffs this week.
The Hamburg Lions lost their first conference game of the season Friday and will play Dumas on Thursday night for second in the conference.
The Hamburg Lions won the Ashley Bowl for the ninth year in a row Friday night when they hosted the Crossett Eagles in the long standing Ashley County Rivalry. The game was close a one until the fourth quarter when the Lions sealed their 21-6 victory. The rules of the Ashley County Rivalry s…
Hamburg's junior high cheerleaders boost community spirit as the seventh grade Lions team up against Crossett's seventh grade Eagles for an 18 to 6 victory.
The Lions won the Ashley Bowl for the ninth year in a row.
The Lions beat Helena-West Helena by two points on the road last Friday night.
The Hamburg Lions are now 5 and 1 for the season after Friday’s win on the road against Star City on Friday night.
Lions football found a new home on Friday: the end zone. The Lions returned there seven times to defeat the Monticello Billies 49-21 in the annual homecoming game at Campbell Field.
Senior wide receiver Jalen Wilson enjoyed a breakout performance in DeWitt as the Lions downed the Dragons 42-18 on Friday to open conference play.
A holding penalty in overtime erased the game-tying touchdown and the Lions failed to bounce back in a 25-19 loss against the Camden Fairview Cardinals on Friday at Campbell Field.
The Lions’ high-powered offense made Strong’s defense look weak in a 47-14 rout on Friday night at Campbell Field.
Senior defensive back Gage Selby made a game-saving tackle on a kickoff return and the Hamburg defense held Ashdown inside the five to win the season opener 10-7 on Friday.
The Hamburg first team finished the first half of Thursday’s scrimmage game with a 20-14 lead over the Junction City Dragons at Campbell Field.
