High school football dominates the local Friday schedule, and for Mountain Home, it is homecoming night. The Bombers will continue conference play as they meet Siloam Springs.
Mountain Home is currently 5-1 on the season and 2-1 in the 6A-West. The Bombers are coming off a 20-point win last week at Russellville. Siloam Springs is 2-4 and 0-3. The Panthers were routed at home by Greenwood a week ago.
Mountain Home head coach Steve Ary says if his team plays like they did last Friday, he likes their chances.
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The homecoming ceremonies at Bomber Stadium will get underway at 6:30 followed by kickoff at 7. Friday’s game will be broadcast on Classic Hits 101.7 and streaming live at ktlo.com and the Bomber Sports Network on YouTube. Radio coverage begins around 5:15 with Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas High School Gameday.
Elsewhere in the 6A-West, Russellville travels to Springdale to face Shiloh Christian, Van Buren makes the short trip to Fort Smith to take on Southside, and Greenwood hosts Lake Hamilton.
Yellville-Summit will be on the road for the first time in three weeks. The Panthers will also continue league action as they go up against Salem.
Yellville-Summit is currently 2-4 on the year and 0-3 in the 3A-2. The Panthers suffered a six-point defeat to Mountain View in their Turkey Trot game last week. Salem is 3-3 and 2-1 following a four-point loss at Atkins, and Yellville-Summit head coach Chaseton McCarthy says they Greyhounds have been one of the toughest programs in the conference the last few years.
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Kickoff at Greyhound Stadium is set for 7.
Also in the 3A-2, Melbourne entertains Atkins, Mountain View is home against Episcopal Collegiate, and Quitman hosts Mayflower.
Among other area schools, Izard County entertains Des Arc, Harrison heads to Morrilton, Hollister is home against Springfield Catholic, Forsyth hosts Fair Grove, and Ava travels to Cabool.
There is one game matching up teams in the Arkansas Sports Media Top 10. Fourth-ranked Fayetteville makes the trip to No. 9 Bentonville.
On the eight-man level, Marshall wraps up its regular season. Marshall will entertain another group of Bobcats from Corning.
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