- The Lake Hamilton Wolves, led by QB Phillip Butterfield, took two-thirds of the Arkansas Triple Crown (the Sonic Air Raid and the Shootout of the South).
- Watson Chapel, LR Christian, and Searcy put in good showings at the Sonic Air Raid.
- Rogers, Shiloh Christian, Hot Springs Lakeside, and Fayetteville all performed well during pool play of the Shootout of the South.
- The inaugural VYPE Select 7-on-7 Tournament on the campus of the University of Arkansas was an excellent event.
- The Pulaski Academy Bruins (with standouts Spencer Keith and Neal Barlow) showed that they can compete with the elite teams in the state as they took home that title.
- Smaller schools put on some fantastic tournaments.
- Hoxie hosted 14 teams at its first tournament.
- Gravette hosted 8 teams for its 2nd annual event.
- Fountain Lake also hosted 14 teams in the 13th edition of the state's longest running 7-on-7 tournament.
- Four teams from Arkansas (Shiloh Christian, Springdale, Springdale Har-Ber, and Lake Hamilton) competed in the Select 7-on-7 National Championship tournament.
- Springdale Har-Ber brought the National Championship back to the Natural State once again.
- More installments in the "Why 7-on-7?" series.
- A new "Coaches Corner" section where we discuss the teaching opportunities presented during these 7-on-7 competitions.
- In our "Shootout of the Week" series, we will pick the game that we feel will be highest scoring high school football game.
We wanted to take a couple of seconds to thank all of you that stopped by over the past three months. Here is how we have grown since starting back in May:
- May 2008: 1,570 page views
- June 2008: 3,655 page views
- July 2008: 5,193 page views
When are you guys gonna have something new?
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