... Conway was able to build the past couple of weeks was quickly devoured by a hungry bunch of Panthers, as Cabot ended the Wampus Cats’ playoff run with a 38-7 victory Friday night at Panther stadium in the Class 7A quarterfinal round. Fresh off an emotional ...

... formerly occupied by Griffith grocer store. 50 years ago (1959) Seven touchdowns and two extra points gave the Conway Wampus Cats a 44-6 victory over the Mabelvale Lions at Estes Field. Coach Ken Stephens used every boy in uniform during the game. Four ...

... formerly occupied by Griffith grocery store. 50 years ago (1959) Seven touchdowns and two extra points gave the Conway Wampus Cats a 44-6 victory over the Mablevale Lions at Estes Field. Coach Ken Stephens used every boy in uniform during the game. Four ...

... s home opener, though. Conway proved to be too much for shorthanded J.A. Fair and cruised to a 52-27 win at Wampus Cat Arena. “Anytime you get a W, you’re pleased with it,” Taylor said. “It always feels good when you can clear your ...

The Conway Wampus Cats picked up their biggest win in six years with last week’s 45-42 victory over Fayetteville in the opening ... on sale until 2 p.m. and can be purchased for $5 each at the athletic office, located inside Wampus Cat Arena.

... matches in impressive fashion, both coming from behind and Conway against a team favored by quite a margin. For the Wampus Cats and the Panthers, things are much better in football, and yes, we realize the challenges both face tonight are large indeed. The printed word ...

... juniors and two sophomores start on the line for the Wampus Cats, with Marquez Massy as the only returning starter from a year ... improvement with those guys.” A large reason why the Wampus Cats’ front line has picked up that added confidence is because the ...

... have taken ownership of those spots.” Conway’s running and passing game have seen vast improvements since the Wampus Cats’ 35-7 loss to North Little Rock during homecoming on Week 5. Conway has put it all together at the right time by winning three ...

... that Ashcraft has applied to the program. It resulted in a victory that hardly anybody saw coming. Many thought the Wampus Cats has grown enough to make the game respectable. This was a booster shot for the Conway program in several different respects ...

“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 since 2003, sets up a meeting with 7A-Central ...