Homecoming festivities will begin on Thursday, September 24th with a pep rally at 9:15AM. The celebration continues on Friday, September 25th with a Homecoming Parade at 2:30PM, followed by tailgating at 4:00PM, then the Homecoming Ceremony/Coronation at 6:30PM. Students will end their night with the " GloCo" Homecoming dance after the game at 10PM.
Congratulations again to this great group of students! Please come out and support them, and cheer on the Cardinals when they take on Harrison at 7PM on the 25th.
FARMINGTON, Ark. — Farmington Public Schools and Farmington Athletics are proud to announce Dara Clark-Beasley as a member of the 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class. Clark-Beasley will be formally recognized during the Hall of Honor Induction Banquet on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m. at Cardinal Arena.
A standout multi-sport student-athlete, Clark-Beasley was part of one of the most successful eras in Farmington Athletics history. As a four-year letterman in softball, she helped the Lady Cardinals reach three state championship games, finishing as State Runner-Up in 2002 and 2003 before capturing the State Championship in 2005.
Clark-Beasley’s individual accomplishments matched her team’s success. During her softball career, she earned recognition on the All-District, All-Regional, All-District Tournament, All-State Tournament and All-State teams. Following her senior season in 2005, she was selected to compete in the Arkansas All-Star Softball Game.
Her championship success wasn’t limited to the softball field. Clark-Beasley was also a member of Farmington’s successful basketball program and helped the Lady Cardinals capture the 2004 State Basketball Championship. By the time she graduated, she had been part of state championship teams in two different sports.
Following high school, Clark-Beasley continued her softball career at the collegiate level, playing her freshman season at College of the Ozarks before transferring to the University of Arkansas. She graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas in 2009 with a degree in Communication.
The discipline, leadership, teamwork and resilience she developed through athletics continued to serve Clark-Beasley well beyond her playing career. Professionally, she has worked with organizations including J.B. Hunt, Keurig Dr Pepper and Synchrony. Today, she serves as Vice President of Client Development at Synchrony.
For Clark-Beasley, however, her Hall of Honor recognition is about much more than championships, awards or career accomplishments. It is also an opportunity to recognize the Farmington community and the people who invested in her during some of the most formative years of her life.
She credits Farmington’s coaches, coaches’ wives, parents and community members for consistently supporting and challenging her while teaching lessons that extended far beyond athletics. Among those who made a particularly lasting impact were Coach Randy Osnes and his wife, Liz, whose support, encouragement and belief in Clark-Beasley have remained a meaningful part of her life.
That connection makes the 2026 Hall of Honor ceremony especially meaningful, as Clark-Beasley will enter the Hall of Honor in the same induction class as her former coach, Randy Osnes.
Clark-Beasley is now married and has three bonus children and a son, Miles. With the three older children pursuing careers of their own, she and her family continue to enjoy supporting Miles in his athletic activities, traveling and spending time together.
From helping Farmington capture state championships in both basketball and softball, to earning All-State and All-Star recognition, to continuing her education and building a successful professional career, Dara Clark-Beasley represents the lasting impact that high school athletics — and the people behind those programs — can have on a student’s life.
Cardinal Nation is invited to join us September 23 as we celebrate Dara Clark-Beasley, Coach Randy Osnes and the entire 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class.
2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Banquet
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 6:00 p.m.
Cardinal Arena
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Join us for a special evening celebrating the Cardinals whose accomplishments, relationships and contributions have helped build the proud tradition of Farmington Athletics.
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Farmington Public Schools and Farmington Athletics are proud to announce Kris Webb, Class of 1994, as a member of the 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class. Webb will be formally recognized during the Hall of Honor Induction Banquet on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m. at Cardinal Arena.
A standout two-sport athlete and exceptional student, Webb competed in varsity basketball and baseball from 1991-1994, establishing himself as one of the top athletes of his era at Farmington High School. His success was not limited to athletics, as Webb graduated as the Salutatorian of the Farmington High School Class of 1994.
On the basketball court, Webb put together outstanding junior and senior campaigns. During both seasons, he earned All-State, All-Region, All-Tournament and All-Conference honors and was selected to the KURM Dream Team. After averaging 19 points per game as a junior, Webb elevated his game even further as a senior, averaging an impressive 25 points per game.
His senior basketball season culminated with one of the highest honors available to an Arkansas high school athlete when Webb was selected to compete in the Arkansas High School All-Star Game.
Webb was equally impressive on the baseball diamond. As a junior and senior, he earned All-State, All-Region, All-Tournament and All-Conference recognition. During his senior season, Webb posted an extraordinary .625 batting average and was once again selected among the state's best, earning an opportunity to play in the Arkansas High School All-Star Game.
Throughout those years, two familiar faces were a constant presence in the stands and around Farmington — Kris' parents, Jerry and Brenda Webb. They were dedicated supporters at his athletic events and longtime fixtures in the Farmington community. Their support was an important part of Kris' journey as a Cardinal and represents the family and community connection that has always been such an important part of Farmington Athletics.
Following his graduation from Farmington, Webb's basketball career continued at the collegiate level. He earned a basketball scholarship to Arkansas Tech University, where he attended from 1994-1999.
While his accomplishments on the court and diamond earned him a place among Farmington's all-time greats, Webb's connection to Cardinal Nation has continued long after his playing days. He and his wife, Jamie, have always made Farmington their home, raising three children who have all graduated from Farmington High School.
From earning All-State honors in two sports and representing Farmington in two Arkansas High School All-Star Games to excelling academically and continuing his athletic career at Arkansas Tech, Kris Webb represents the tradition of excellence the Farmington Hall of Honor was created to celebrate.
Cardinal Nation is invited to join us September 23 as we celebrate Kris Webb, his family and the entire 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class.
2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Banquet
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 6:00 p.m.
Cardinal Arena
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now through GoFan or by scanning the QR code attached:
https://gofan.co/app/school/AR16989
Join us for a special evening celebrating the Cardinals — and the families behind them — whose accomplishments and contributions have helped build the proud tradition of Farmington Athletics.
Farmington Hall of Honor Spotlight: Ryan Dennis
FARMINGTON, Ark. — Farmington Public Schools and Farmington Athletics are proud to announce Ryan Dennis, Class of 2006, as a member of the 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class. Dennis will be formally recognized during the Hall of Honor Induction Banquet on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m. at Cardinal Arena.
A standout scholar-athlete and multi-sport competitor, Dennis represented the Farmington Cardinals from 2003-2006, excelling in basketball, football, golf and baseball. He earned All-Conference and All-State honors in both basketball and football, helped the Cardinals reach four state tournaments between the two sports and finished his basketball career with more than 2,000 points.
Dennis made an immediate impact as a sophomore. On the basketball court, he averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds per game while helping Farmington capture Conference and District Tournament Championships and advance to the State Tournament. His performance earned him All-Conference, All-Region, All-State and All-State Tournament Team honors. At quarterback, he also earned All-Conference recognition in football.
His versatility extended to the golf course, where he helped the Cardinals win back-to-back 1-AAA District Championships and advance to the AAA Regional Tournament in both the spring and fall 2003 seasons. Dennis also qualified individually for the State Tournament in each season.
As a junior, Dennis continued to raise the bar. He averaged 20 points and 10 rebounds per game in basketball and helped Farmington make its second consecutive State Tournament appearance, earning All-Conference, All-Region and All-State honors. On the football field, he led the Cardinals from the quarterback position to a State Tournament appearance while earning both All-Conference and All-State recognition.
Dennis capped his Cardinal career with an outstanding senior season. He averaged 23 points and 10 rebounds per game, earned another round of All-Conference, All-Region and All-State honors, and was selected to participate in the East-West All-Star Game. His senior season also included a remarkable career-high 45-point performance.
That same year, Dennis earned All-Conference and All-State honors at quarterback while helping Farmington return to the State Tournament. He also competed for the Cardinal baseball team as a first baseman and pitcher.
Today, Ryan and his wife, Megan, are raising their three children, Adalyn, Ellison and Reid. He remains connected to athletics by coaching his children's teams and continues to follow the next generation of his family competing for Farmington.
Cardinal Nation is invited to join us September 23 as we celebrate Ryan Dennis and the entire 2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Class.
2026 Farmington Hall of Honor Induction Banquet
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 6:00 p.m.
Cardinal Arena
🎟️ Tickets are on sale now through GoFan or by scanning the QR code attached:
https://gofan.co/app/school/AR16989
Join us for a special evening celebrating the Cardinals whose accomplishments and contributions have helped build the proud tradition of Farmington Athletics.
