... Friday night was, we haven’t talked about that this week. We didn’t even watch the film,” said Cats coach Clint Ashcraft of Conway’s first postseason victory since 2003. “This week, everything’s been about Cabot. That’s all we’ve focused on.” That’s because a rematch with the ...

... the Panthers (10-1) this season. “We couldn’t ever get going on both sides of the ball,” Cats coach Clint Ashcraft said. “We just struggled all night trying to establish much of anything.” That wasn’t the case for the Panthers, who will host ...

... pass to Troy Underwood on fourth down to give Fayetteville the lead. “I’m totally worn out,” Conway coach Clint Ashcraft said. “That was a miracle play. (Fayetteville) got lucky, and we got lucky. Fortunately, we were the last ...

That first-round playoff victory over Fayetteville was the first signature victory for coach Clint Ashcraft’s program at Conway High. Signature meaning that we saw the distinct mark of improvement that Ashcraft has applied to the program. It resulted ...

... the beginning of the season.Before Conway’s 31-0 drubbing of Little Rock Central in Week 6, Conway coach Clint Ashcraft made some personnel changes that has paid off down the stretch. “They’ve gotten better every week,” Ashcraft said ...

... spot in the Class 7A state playoffs. That’s a step forward from last season, but Cats (3-6, 2-4) coach Clint Ashcraft thinks going in with a little confidence wouldn’t hurt. A win tonight against Little Rock Catholic (5-4, 2-4 ...

... to a 31-17 win. “We’ve got to do a better job of getting the kids ready to play,” said Conway coach Clint Ashcraft, who participated in his first game of the storied rivalry. “We had some mental mistakes, and we need to do a better job of being ...

... games like this, you can throw everything out the window because both teams want it so bad,” said Cats coach Clint Ashcraft, who will be taking part in his first meeting of this storied rivalry. “Our kids want it bad, and after what happened last year at their ...

... made large strides from where things started. “The offensive line is getting better every week,” Cats coach Clint Ashcraft said. “I think they got better as the night (Thursday) wore on.” That could bode well for Conway as the season continues ...

“Huge” is the only way Conway coach Clint Ashcraft could describe the Wampus Cats’ 45-42 win over Fayetteville on Friday night. The win, the first for the Cats in postseason play ...