Twenty state champions were crowned during the Weekend of Champions in Hot Springs. with Northwest Arkansas schools bringing home seven of them...

We visit with Farmington softball coach Jason Shirey, whose Cardinals rallied past Benton for the 5A championship that gave them two titles in three finals appearances this school year, matching the Bryant boys for top performances among schools.

We also hear from Bentonville boys' soccer coach Mike Devaney, whose Tigers returned to the top of the largest classification a decade after ending a three-year reign with their win over Har-Ber. Bentonville would also beat Har-Ber for the 6A softball title while Har-Ber won the 6A baseball championship over Bryant.

And we hear from Decatur boys' soccer coach Eddie Lucio, whose Bulldogs brought home their first state championship in the 3A final against a Little Rock Episcopal team that entered on a twenty-one match winning streak.

Other highlights saw Life Way Christian repeat as 3A girls' soccer champions over Maumelle Charter and get moved up to 4A next season due to the competitive equity factor for non-public schools. Siloam Springs also returned to state championship form with a 5A boys' final win over El Dorado. Bentonville West would fall short in its bid to keep the 6A girls' soccer trophy in the Bentonville district after Little Rock's Mount St. Mary prevailed.

The Arkansas Decathlon and Heptathlon would close out the track and field season and Marcus Myhan of Bentonville West turned in a stellar day two performance to snatch the title of top all-around athlete after a missed high jump left him in 15th after the opening day. Bryant's D'Ariah Harris would hold off a hard-charging Briana Fogarty of Bentonville to win the girls' all-around crown, passing Matti Moore of Fayetteville, who led after the first day.

We recap the Arkansas baseball, softball and soccer tournaments and preview the finals set to take place in Hot Springs for the Weekend of Champions.

The Meet of Champions also took place in Russellville this week with the decathlon/heptathlon wrapping up the track and field season at Har-Ber.

The regular season for baseball, softball and soccer completed the regular season among the larger classifications while the smaller classes were in the regional stage. Rogers baseball coach Matt Melson spoke about the team's seventh conference title in a row.

We also recapped the state track and field classification meets.

We also recapped the lacrosse season with Bentonville boys' coach Paxton Boyer, whose team won its third state championship in a row. He spoke about the continued growth in the sport as rivalries were starting to take shape.

We head toward the final week of the regular season in the larger classifications for baseball and softball, while the district tournaments took place in the smaller classifications.

The high school soccer season also approached its final week.

The Natural State Lacrosse League held its championship weekend in Conway, and we spoke with Boys' Commissioner Phil Rottermich about the sport's growth.

The conference meets in track and field also took place as athletes took their final opportunity to qualify for the state meets.

The spring sports seasons are winding down with the baseball and softball seasons heading into the district tournament stage in the smallest two conferences while the soccer, lacrosse and track and field seasons sprint to the finish line.

We visit with Bentonville West softball coach Anthony Cantrell as his Lady Wolverines look for a deep post-season run with a young squad.

Meanwhile, Siloam Springs soccer coach Nikolaj Kesjer leads both the boys' and girls' teams as they attempt to scale the Russellville Cyclone fence at the top of their conference and return to the level of play of the previous decade where their teams won consecutive state championships.

The Natural State Lacrosse League played its final regular season weekend with the state tournament in Conway looming.

And the track and field teams made final preparations for their upcoming conference meets which lead to the state championships the following week.

The sports seasons continue, and we have an update on baseball, softball, soccer and lacrosse during the week.

We also visit with Bentonville girls track coach Randy Ramaker about his team's efforts to continue it's standing at the top of the state.

Springdale and Har-Ber hosted their signing days during the week, and we report on the sites for the golf tournaments this fall and the conference alignments for the next basketball season.

The spring sports seasons are at the midway point, and we recap the week in baseball, softball and soccer.

We visit with Fayetteville girls' lacrosse coach Bryan Jesse about efforts to grow the sport as the Lady Bulldogs attempt to defend their state championship.

The week also featured track meets at Farmington, Pea Ridge,, Green Forest and Fayetteville.

Conference play resumed in the spring sports season as teams start the sprint to the post-season. Gravette baseball coach Bryan Bearden speaks about the experience of his team and the advantage it gives them heading into the meat of their schedule.

Bentonville girls' soccer coach Steve Porter discusses his team's season as it defends its state championship.

Springdale United boys' lacrosse coach Dave McDaniel recaps his team's win over defending state champion Bentonville and his hopes for bringing home a championship while continuing to grow the sport.

We also recap area outdoor track meets as that season ramps up for a busy month.