High school basketball makes up much of the local Friday schedule, and both of Mountain Home’s teams are looking to build off momentum from recent victories.
The Bomber boys will finish their current home stand, as Heritage comes in to the Twin Lakes Area from Rogers. Mountain Home is 1-2 on the season after beating up on Paragould on Tuesday. The War Eagles had a lopsided victory over Greenwood that same night to improve to 2-3.
The junior varsity game tips off at 5 p.m. at Bomber Gymnasium. The varsity contest begins around 6 and can be heard on KTLO-AM and streaming live at ktlo.com.
Mountain Home’s girls will have the first of three consecutive road trips, as they go to Batesville. The Lady Bombers pounded Springdale on Wednesday to improve to 1-2. The Lady Pioneers are unbeaten in three games on the season. Batesville’s last outing was Nov. 23, when they nearly doubled up Highland.
Action tips off at 5 with a seventh grade game. The varsity contest begins around 6 and can be heard on Classic Hits 101.7 and streaming live at ktlo.com.
Elsewhere, Cotter hosts the Arkansas Arts Academy, Norfork entertains Maynard, Flippin is home against Haas Hall-Bentonville for homecoming, Yellville-Summit travels to Decatur, Ozark Mountain hosts Alpena at Western Grove, Bakersfield’s boys make the trip to Bradleyville, the Dora boys head to Mountain View-Liberty, Viola entertains Jonesboro Westside for two girls’ games and will send three boys’ teams to Westside, Salem is home against Highland, Izard County’s boys travel to Conway, Mammoth Spring hosts Marked Tree, Melbourne makes the trip to Newark to take on Cedar Ridge, Marshall entertains Timbo, Mountain View heads to Newport, Bergman is home against Providence Academy, Valley Springs will play Mount Vernon-Enola at North Arkansas College in Harrison, and Jasper travels to Deer.
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