Lady Dragons 12, Mansfield 25 at the half.

After the 1st quarter lady Dragons trail 17-7.

Dragons fought hard but fall short. 59-67. Let's get ready for state, Dragons!

Dragons are going into the 4th quarter down 42-46.

Dragons go into the half tied at 27.

Dragons with the lead at the end of the 1st quarter 15-14

5 minutes until tip off. Dragons vs Hector. Let's go Dragons!

Mountainburg Parents and Guardians: Mountainburg Schools will be dismissed on Monday, April 8, due to the unique event of the solar eclipse. Dr. Atwell has provided more information in the newsletter provided below. https://www.smore.com/n/9swhu-dragon-monthly-update

Attention all Juniors...the ACT is Tuesday! Get a good nights rest, eat a good breakfast, and do your very best.

Dragons fall short to Lavaca 62-45. They play again tomorrow for third!

The Dragons will play for 3rd place on Saturday (tomorrow) at 1:30 in the Class 2A West Regional Tournament. The season isn't over! Let the Dragons and Lady Dragons know how proud we are of them!

Dragons are going into the 4th quarter 43-35. Keep fighting Dragons!!!

Dragons are playing hard but go into the half down 22-27. Cheer hard, Dragon Nation! Go boys!

Dragons start the 2nd quarter with a lead over the Arrows 13-11!! Keep it up boys!

THE LADIES ARE HEADED TO THE CLASS 2A WEST REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP! The game will be at 6:00 in Greenland on Saturday!!

Lady Dragons are still in the lead at the end of the 3rd. 29-38

Lady Dragons head to the locker room for the half with a 20 point lead! 30-10. Keep it up ladies!

Excited to see the footing going for the new activity center! Dragon💙Strong

The Lady Dragons start with a 10-0 run and are in the lead against the Arrows at the end of the 1st. 18-7

PREP BASKETBALL: Mountainburg uses its muscle to beat Greenland, 47-33Rick Fires Arkansas Democrat GREENLAND -- The No. 4 seed Mountainburg boys used their muscle to eliminate No. 1 seed Greenland 47-33 on Wednesday night in the first round of the Class 2A West Regional Tournament. Guard John Shepherd scored 15 points to lead Mountainburg (16-11). The Dragons also received plenty of offensive and defensive production from Warren Waters and Ryan Allen, who used their strength and ability to control the inside. Mountainburg had several offensive rebounds with Watkins doing the most damage with second-chance opportunities. Watkins finished 14 points, while Allen had seven before fouling out. "Our inside game, that's been our strength," Mountainburg Coach Darren "Chop" Jones said. "We've got some shooters. But we knew we had to pound the ball down low and be physical." Mountainburg also displayed its hustle during one sequence near midcourt in the third quarter when Shepherd beat a Greenland player to a loose ball then missed his attempt at a driving layup. But Watkins was trailing on the play and drew a foul after grabbing the rebound. He made both free throws to put Mountainburg ahead 29-18. Mountainburg continued to pull away and led 45-30 after Shepherd made two free throws in the fourth quarter. Cooper Spurlock, James Winfrey, and Stefano Mazzanti each had nine points to lead Greenland (18-7), which struggled with its outside shooting throughout the game. "We lived out there a lot shooting the three, and they just didn't go tonight," Greenland Coach Jared Gobel said. "We guarded well enough to win. When you hold a team to 47 points, you should have a chance to win. But the shots just didn't fall tonight." Shepherd scored 10 of his 15 points to lead Mountainburg to a 24-17 halftime lead. Shepherd made two three-pointers then spun inside for a basket at the buzzer to provide the Dragons with plenty of momentum heading into the halftime locker room. "John, he struggled in the district tournament and he'll be the first to tell you that," Jones said. "At practice, he asked, 'When can I get some more shots in?' He's that kind of player, a three-year starter, who does really well for us." Mansfield 72, Haas Hall Bentonville 51 Mansfield raced to a 14-point lead in the first quarter en route to its victory over Haas Hall Bentonville. Haas Hall got to within 41-36 before Mansfield answered with a 14-2 surge to lead 56-40 after three quarters. Daniel Burton scored 17 points and Samuel Burton 15 to lead Mansfield (19-10). Aiden Avance had 11 to lead Haas Hall Bentonville (18-18). GIRLS LAVACA 60, OZARK MOUNTAIN 55 Lavaca held on to win a game where seven players fouled out. Marlee Smith scored 16 points and Marah Werschem 13 to lead Lavaca (15-16). MaHaley Gilmore had 31 points to lead Ozark Mountain (21-14). No other Ozark Mountain player reached double digits. MANSFIELD 62, GREENLAND 20 No. 1 seed Mansfield (27-0) had no problem with No. 4 seed Greenland. Mansfield raced to lead 15-5 after one quarter, 34-9 at halftime, and 55-12 after three quarters. Harlie Fuller scored 18 points and Allyson Edwards 10 to lead Mansfield. Mattie Cavanaugh had six to lead Greenland (12-16).