Bryant High School will be well represented at this week's annual Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star events on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville.

Bryant’s Tyler Salminen and Reed Evans have been named to the All-State soccer team in Class 7A for the 2010 season, according to head coach Jason Hay.

Salminen will also represent the Hornets and the 7A-Central Conference in the 2010 Arkansas High School Coaches Association East-West All-Star game on June 22.

LITTLE ROCK — After leading their respective teams to their best seasons ever, Bryant soccer coaches Julie Long and Jason Hay have been chosen to be the head coaches for the East squads in the seventh annual East-West Arkansas High School Coaches Association All-Star soccer games.

The games, sponsored by Tyson Foods and the Arkansas Army National Guard, will be played Tuesday, June 22, at Razorback Field on the University of Arkansas campus in Fayetteville. The girls game will start at 6 p.m. The boys game at 8. As with the football, basketball, volleyball, baseball and softball All-Star games, the contests are held annually in conjunction with the Arkansas High School Coaches Association Coaches Clinic, which will be headquartered at the Cosmopolitan Hotel in Fayetteville June 23-25.

Work has begun today on the installation of artificial turf at Bryant Stadium.

At the Monday, May 17, meeting of the Bryant Board of Education, athletic director Tom Farmer announced that fund-raising efforts had reached the target to trigger the matching funds from the school district. The Board approved the project.

The 2010 Hornet Soccer Camp will be held July 7-9 for players entering grades 3 through 8.

Pre-registration will be $50 per camper. After June 3, it will be $60 per person.

ROGERS — The Bryant Hornets’ record-setting soccer season came to a disappointing end on Friday night. The Rogers Heritage War Eagles made a first-half goal stand up for a 1-0 victory over the Hornets in the first round of the Class 7A State tournament.

The Hornets, making their first State tourney appearance in three years, won 15 games, the most in the program’s history, but couldn’t get No. 16.

BRYANT HORNETS

2010 soccer schedule

15-8, 9-5

2010 CLASS 7A SOCCER TOURNAMENT

Girls

At Rogers High School

Friday, April 30

Game 1 — Mount St. Mary (Central 4) 4, Rogers Heritage (West 5) 1

Game 2 — Rogers (West 3) 2, North Little Rock (Central 6) 1

Game 3 — Fayetteville (West 4) 4, Russellville (Central 5) 0

Game 4 — Bryant (Central 3) 1, Springdale Har-Ber (West 6) 0 (SO)