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27 PREP RALLY: CLASS 4A | 8.30.2020 4470 N Thompson St Springdale, AR 72764 479-HOGS (4647) CALL OR TEXT NWA's low price leader for 21 Years! Most under $10,000 Hedgehog Hedgehog Motors Motors Check out our inventory at: hedgehogmotors.com SHINE ON Shiloh Christian, Ozark still the 4A favorites CHIP SOUZA NWA DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE The landscape for the 4A-1 and 4A-4 conferences may look a little different this season, but the view from the top probably won't change much. Shiloh Christian advanced to the state title game for the first time since 2010 last season and are again the favorites in the 4A-1. Down in the River Valley, Ozark advanced to the semifinals and return the nucleus of that team. The 4A-1 will have a different look in 2020. Gone are Pea Ridge, which bumped to Class 5A, and Lincoln, which relocated to Class 3A. Replacing those schools are Huntsville, making the move from Class 5A, and Elkins, which spent two seasons in the 4A-4 Conference. "I think it's going to be another well-coached conference," said Shiloh Christian coach Jeff Conaway, who is 60- 18 since taking over the Saints' program. See Shiloh, Page 29 HARPER FAULKENBERRY SCHOOL Ozark POSITION Quarterback CLASS Senior HEIGHT 5-11 WEIGHT 190 TWITTER HANDLE None THE DIGITS In 10 games, Faulkenberry compiled more than 2,000 yards of total offense (1,192 rushing and 922 passing) and 28 touchdowns. … In the biggest 4A-4 Conference game of the season against Dardanelle, Faulkenberry played his best game, rushing for 210 yards and three touchdowns to help the Hillbillies capture the conference title.I I LISTEN TO Country music I BINGE WATCH The Last Dance. I DRIVE My dad's old 2005 Ford F-150. MY HERO IS My dad. FAVORITE MEAL Steak cooked medium with loaded baked potatoes, grilled vegetables and a salad WHAT I LOVE MOST ABOUT FOOTBALL IS The brotherhood. IN 10 YEARS I WILL I plan to be a dentist and have my own clinic. I want to return to Ozark after college and grad school to live here with my family. THAT'S WHAT HE SAID "I had a bad feeling after that play. I got it x-rayed two days later and that's when I found out it was broken," Faulkenberry said of his season-ending injury last year. Harper Faulkenberry is 100 percent after a leg injury in 2019. NWA Democrat-Gazette photo Andy Shupe Cam Wiedemann exploded in the playoffs last season for Shiloh Christian, helping the Saints advance to the Class 4A state title game for the first time since 2010. Wiedemann rushed for 1,298 yards on the season, with 700 of that coming in the playoffs. NWA Democrat-Gazette file photo