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Today’s edition · Thurs., Nov. 12

Bears score 127 on Ecclesia, and Hendrix opens a door for Eagle Scouts

Plus, Hendrix will offer automatic admission to Eagle Scouts and Gold Award recipients.

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UCA SportsTop story

Central Arkansas routs Ecclesia 127-⁠54 and sets a program record for 3-pointers

Central Arkansas beat Ecclesia 127-⁠54 and plays Arkansas Friday

  • Ecclesia54
    Central Arkansas127
    Final
  • Central Arkansas
    Arkansas
    Fri., Nov. 13, 7 p.m.At Bud Walton Arena in Fayetteville

Sources: 501 LIFE Magazine, CBS Sports

If you missed the Bears on Tuesday night, here's the short version: Central Arkansas scored the first 18 points and never looked back against Ecclesia in Conway. The Bears improved to 2-1, and Ecclesia fell to 0-6.

Isaiah Templeton led the way with 19 points, going 7 of 9 from the field. Tucker Anderson hit five 3-pointers for 15 points, Camarion Bead had 14, and six Bears scored in double digits. Jordan Abram topped Ecclesia with 16.

Templeton led all scorers with 19 points

Source: CBS Sports

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Templeton (UCA)19
Abram (Ecclesia)16
Anderson (UCA)15
Bead (UCA)14
  • 3-pointers: 20, the most in program history
  • Points: 127, second most in a game in program history
  • First half: 71 points, most in a half in the Division I era
  • Next game: at Arkansas, Fri., Nov. 13, 7 p.m.

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News Notes

City Hall

The Conway City Council on Tuesday approved 6-0 accepting grant funds for the Community Forest Plan, with a reimbursement request for $64,255. It also approved buying an optical sorting system for the sanitation department. Log Cabin Democrat

Hendrix

Beginning next year, qualifying Eagle Scouts and Girl Scout Gold Award recipients who meet 's application and minimum standards will be eligible for automatic admission. Circuit Judge Shawn Johnson, a Hendrix alum, got the idea rolling. KUAF Public Radio

Santa

Breakfast with Santa runs 8 a.m. to noon Sat., Nov. 21 at , 2005 Dave Ward Drive. Tickets are $6, and the Kiwanis Club of Conway raises money for food for families in need. 501 LIFE Magazine

Girl Scouts

The annual Fall Camp at on Nov. 7-8 brought together 78 girls and 32 adult volunteers from 12 troops. Older Girl Scouts from Troop 6045 planned a book-themed camp for the younger girls. 501 LIFE Magazine

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Duck hunters have a tournament where nobody knows what a duck is worth until the dice hit the table. At the Conway Regional Health Foundation's 8th Annual Arkansas Duck Derby on Fri., Jan. 8, teams of four hunt in the morning, then a banquet assigns point values to duck species by dice roll. Top team gets bragging rights for a year. Let it ride.

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Daily Conwayto me · Thurs., Nov. 126:00 a.m.

Bears score 127 on Ecclesia, and Hendrix opens a door for Eagle Scouts

Plus, Hendrix will offer automatic admission to Eagle Scouts and Gold Award recipients.

The TLDR

  1. Central Arkansas beats Ecclesia 127-54 and sets a 3-point record
  2. City council approves forestry grant funds and sanitation equipment
  3. Hendrix to offer automatic admission to Eagle Scouts, Gold Award recipients
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