
The Izard County Junior Cougars advanced to the semifinals of the 2A-2 District Tournament with a 53-21 win over the South Side Bee Branch Junior Hornets. The top-seeded Junior Cougars (16-5) were led by Aaron Dockins with 14 points. Kade Yancey added 11, Kyler Brashear 10, and Benaiah Spray 8. The Junior Cougars will play White County Central on Monday at 7 PM in the semifinals at Cedar Ridge.


Jr High District Brackets



Here is the link for tonight's livestream. Go, Lady Cougars!
https://www.youtube.com/live/1fvF7c7AT60?si=ysEvciEKkGFvTNiX

Good luck to our basketball teams playing at Marshall tonight! Jr. Girls begin at 5 PM, followed by Sr. Girls and Sr. Boys.

Congratulations, ICC Bowlers! Both teams qualified for the state tournament and will play next Friday in Rogers. Congrats also to Faith Wisecarver and Xander McCandlis for making All-Conference!





Good luck to the Bowling Team, competing at the conference tournament in Jonesboro today! Follow this link for scores.
https://hijinx4fun.com/leagues/

Congrats to the following ICC Betas who placed at the state competition and qualified for nationals:
Nils Pahnke (12th grade) 2nd place in French
Whitley Smith (10th grade) 4th place in Agriscience
Makaelynn Wood (9th grade) 5th place in Agriscience

The Izard County Cougars defeated the Quitman Bulldogs, 71-36. The Cougars (18-7 overall and 10-3 in the 2A-2 Conference) were led by Jude Everett with 21 points and Gabe Spray added 20. Cash Arnhart chipped in 10 points.
The Junior Cougars won 47-38 over the Junior Bulldogs. The Junior Cougars (15-5) were led by Kyler Brashear with 15 points. Aaron Dockins and Benaiah Spray added 10 points each for the Junior Cougars.
The Lady Cougars fell 60-34 to the Lady Bulldogs. Quinn Johnson led the Lady Cougars (17-8 overall and 8-5 in the conference) with 17 points.
The Junior Lady Cougars lost 32-25 to the Junior Lady Bulldogs. The Junior Lady Cougars (6-8 overall and 3-3 in the conference) were led by Trinity Gaskins with 13 points and Kallie Skidmore added 10 points.

We are excited to announce that Izard County High School has been chosen to receive a $30,430 Arkansas Department of Career and Technical Education 2023-2024 State Start-Up Grant for Computer Science-Robotics. Izard County High School is currently offering two of the required foundational courses for the Robotics Program and each course is focused on computer science and engineering. Future plans to expand the program include implementation of a robotics concentrator course during the 2024-25 school year followed by implementation of a robotics completer course in 2025-26. This grant provides sustainable support for our high school STEM program and its focus on increasing student opportunities to provide 21st century work-force ready skills that meet local industry needs. Special thanks to Keri McCarn and the Northcentral Arkansas Education Service Center for their assistance on this grant!

Reminder: makeup basketball games tomorrow (Monday) with Quitman at home starting at 4:30 PM. All 4 teams Jr Girls, Jr Boys, Sr Girls, Sr Boys will play and the Little Dribblers will perform. Basketball teams go to Marshall on Friday, starting at 5 PM with Jr Girls, Sr Girls, Sr Boys.

The Izard County Cougars defeated the South Side Bee Branch Hornets, 71-32, on Senior Night. The Cougars (17-7 overall and 9-3 in the conference) were led by Gabe Spray with 23 points. Keaton Melton added 13 and Cash Arnhart 8.
The Izard County Lady Cougars defeated the South Side Bee Branch Lady Hornets, 60-57. The Lady Cougars (17-7 overall and 8-4 in the conference) were led by Quinn Johnson with 19 points and Olivia Spray with 14. Makensie Yancey added 9 and Katie Orf 8.
The Izard County Junior Lady Cougars edged the South Side Bee Branch Junior Lady Hornets, 40-38. The Junior Lady Cougars (6-7 overall and 3-3 in the conference) were led by Kallie Skidmore with 23 points and Reese Johnson with 7 points.

ICC Seniors - be sure to see all of the scholarships being posted in your Class of 2024 Google Classroom!


The Izard County Cougars jumped out to a 36-15 halftime lead over the Mount Vernon Enola Warhawks and cruised to a 60-48 victory. The Cougars (16-7 overall and 8-3 in the conference) were led by Jude Everett with 18 points. Gabe Spray added 16 and Cash Arnhart 9.
The Mount Vernon Enola Lady Warhawks defeated the Izard County Lady Cougars, 50-41. The game was tied 35-35 after three quarters. The Lady Cougars (16-7 overall and 7-4 in the conference) were led by Makensie Yancey with 11 points, Tinley Bailey 9, and Quinn Johnson 8.
The Izard County Junior Cougars defeated the Mount Vernon Enola Junior Warhawks, 45-34, to wrap up a second consecutive conference championship. The Junior Cougars (14-5 overall and 7-0 in the conference) won their 14th straight conference game over the last two seasons. The Junior Cougars were led by Braxton McCandlis with 15 points. Kade Yancey and Benaiah Spray added 12 each.

Congrats to ICC Boys Bowling Team for this week's win over Calico Rock and Highland! Top bowlers were Xander McCandlis, Micah Olson and Evan Cagle. Top bowlers for ICC girls team were Allison Hatman, Lizzi Keyes and Faith Wisecarver.

ICC will host games with South Side Bee Branch on Friday, January 26. The junior girls game will begin at 5 PM. We will recognize ICC Senior Athletes between the senior high basketball games. Parents - please see Mrs. Jackson in the cafeteria for photos! She will be set up from half time of the Jr. Girls game through half time of the Sr. Girls game.


🏀Reminder🏀
Home make up games with Mount Vernon Enola are tonight (Thurs) beginning at 5 PM. Jr. Boys, Sr. Girls, Sr. Boys. Little Dribblers will perform during half time of the Sr. Girls game.

Regular bus routes on Thursday, and we will have After School Program!


The Izard County Cougars defeated the Sloan-Hendrix Greyhounds, 57-52, at Imboden in a key 2A-2 Conference game. The Cougars (15-7 and 7-3) were led by Gabe Spray with 16 points. Kasen Black added 13, Jude Everett 10, and Cash Arnhart 8.
The Lady Cougars won 67-34 over the Lady Greyhounds. The Lady Cougars (16-6 and 7-3) were led by Quinn Johnson with 23 points. Makensie Yancey added 15, Olivia Spray 9, and Hollie Johnson 8.
Kade Yancey’s three pointer from the corner at the buzzer lifted the Junior Cougars to a 44-43 victory over the Junior Greyhounds. The Junior Cougars trailed 43-41 with 6.6 seconds left before Braxton McCandlis drove the length of the court before passing back to Yancey in the corner for the game winner. It was Yancey’s second game winning three in three games for the Junior Cougars. The Junior Cougars (13-5) were led by Yancey and Benaiah Spray with 14 points each and Kane Jimenez added 6.
The Junior Lady Cougars fell 49-14 to the Junior Lady Greyhounds.

School will be in session again on Wednesday, with snow routes. Bus drivers will also drive paved roads at their discretion. No After School Program on 1/24/24.

No After School Program on Tuesday, 1/23/24.
