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The Red Devil Double
What if I told you Hall and Parkview weren’t the only Pulaski County hoops programs making noise during the late 2000s and early 2010s?
Arkansas Interscholastic AlmanacA digital publication of E4TE ProductionsMills Comets | 2003-04 Class 4A Boys Basketball State ChampionsPhoto: LifeTouch
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The Arkansas Interscholastic Almanac was created to make the history of Arkansas high school athletics and activities more accessible to people across the state and nation. Across generations, thousands of student-athletes, coaches, educators, schools, and communities have contributed to a history much larger than any single season or championship. Much of that history exists across record books, archives, old newspaper pages, programs, photographs, and memories. The Almanac’s goal is to bring those pieces together.
My mission is to build a resource that not only tells you who won, but also helps you understand the people, schools, accomplishments, and stories that have shaped interscholastic competition in Arkansas.
Historical accuracy is especially important. With that in mind, the Almanac is committed to publishing information that has been researched and verified using credible sources. This is a living archive that will continue to grow as records are researched, athletes are added, histories are documented, and new chapters are written.
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